Latest developments from around ukraine. Also more hardin tear gas stations in the pistorius travel as another witness is challenged over what we heard the night Reeva Steenkamp was killed. Doctors in the United States have used gene therapy to upgrade the new system of 12 patients with hiv. Also in the program, aaron is here. Another airline jumping on the premium economy. Yeah, david. Its not economy. Its not business class. Its the hybrid part of the cabin thats cheaper than a regular seat. Lounge access, extra legroom and meals on a china plate. We will look to see if all of this is worth it. Hello. Thanks for joining us here on gmt. Midday in london, 7 00 a. M. In washington, 2 00 in the afternoon in crimea where another Extraordinary Development has created further turmoil in the crisis in that ream. The parliament of crimea has voted in favor of leaving ukraine and joining russia. And it says there will be a referendum in 10 dayss time for people 60 of whom are ethnic russia to make up their mind. They meet in emergency session to consider what actions to take against russia for deploying its forces inside crimea. But hearing from the ukraines Prime Minister is governments already responded to the Crimean Parliament vote saying its unconstitutional. Lets go to the capital kiev. Tim willcox is there. Tim, over to you. David, thank you very much indeed. That news about the referendum came about three hours ago here. And all the people in the square were adamantly opposed to that just repeating, reflected what the acting Prime Minister has said as well. Lets go straight strait to crimea. Ben, i want to come to the military standoff in a moment. Lets just start with the news in 10 dayss time. What is the reaction from the people you have been speaking to there . Reporter well, ethnic russians want crimea to be part of russia are delighted with that referendum. There have been some prorussian demonstratio demonstrations. Bringing it forward, making it in 10 days time march 16th. A simple question. Do you want to be part of ukraine or part of russia . The population, almost 60 is ethnic russian. So the likelihood is the vote will be in favor of being part of russia. What happens . It will raise tensions here. Its likely of course that moscow will recognize that vote. But ukraine will not. And then its a question for the rest of the world, the west, well, they are likely not to recognize it either and to side with ukraine and say it is still ukrainian territory. And what about the military standoff . How many Russian Forces are you seeing on the ground . Reporter interesting, they are around some of them. We went to one Missile Defense space actually. And there the Russian Troops appeared to have vanished. They had been there for i week. They went for a night. And so that seemed to be a bit of an easing in a strangle hold. In other places, they have their troops here in sevastopol. There were still Russian Troops there. Behind me you can see some of the Russian Naval vessels. Theres one large one there over my right shoulder. That is continuing the blockade of Ukrainian Naval vessels here in the port. Very much the Russian Military continuing here, tim. Okay. Thank you very much, indeed. Diplomatic efforts continue in brussels. We heard overnight they are planning to double the number of fighter jets over the baltic region. So the pressure building up on russia as diplomacy continues. Lets check up with all the latest developments. This report by nick childs. In brussels, an emergency of Union Leaders and concern over ukraine. But no sign of headway. It sends a clear message to the russian government that what has happened is unacceptable and should have consequences and further actions to be taken that will be even more unacceptable and would require even more. But they know there are differences. Ukraines new interim Prime Minister has also been on hand to underline his view of whats at stick as he also accused russia of stoking tensions. This is not a ukraine and russian conflict. This is a conflict in europe. And we need urgently, i would like to underline again, urgently to tackle this problem. And we are ready to find a solution. We are ready to follow an offramp with the u. S. , with the eu, with russia and clearly with ukrainian participation. And we ask russia to respond. Among the options on the table for eu leaders to consider, suspension of talks with russia on visa liberalization. But some particularly from Eastern Europe are pushing for the threat at least of further targeted sanctions. In rome, the secretary of state john kerry arrived to continue the diplomatic push. They describe it as tough. They reassure nato allies. Extra patrols in the baltic. And this tounderline tension. It is forced to flee crimea. And certainly no ream sign in crimea of russian or pro Russian Forces in what remains a high stakes confrontation. Nick childs, bbc world news. Well, we are getting the latest from brussels in a moment. Lets get reaction from moscow. Steve rosenburg asked the Deputy Foreign minister if he thought that the west was responsible for the crisis in ukraine. I dont fault the west as responsible for this but the west should bear some responsibility for what has happened. Because the west has neglected how close and important realizes are. In the time when we asked and discussed the future of ukraine, at that time and we, as you remember and im sure perfectly well know, were held very responsible on the position on the negotiations of ukraine with the European Union. They have rejected the participation in this process. What will happen next after the agreement on the cessation was suspended by the ukrainian president. You know these events in kiev started. The west should bear some responsibility on how these events developed. The Deputy Foreign minister just speaking to Steve Rosenburg there. Now to the crucial meeting in brussels today. Matthew, ive just been speaking to the head of the delegation in ukraine who said the. Reporter you can assume if the eu seems on the ground and this is my understanding are advising that any referendum held in crimea would actually have to be held under ukrainian law. Their interpretation is any such attempt for a part of the country for the ukraine to break away from kiev would have to be decided through a national referen tkufplt if thats the understanding on the ground i would have thought that would contribute to a united position here to say they dont regard what they are saying today as a legitimate stunt. Given the eus energy from russia, how united are the 28 countries of the eu about what to do in terms of sanctions all morning . Youre absolutely right on the energy side. A third of the gas is snide by russia. In some countries its an awful lot more. In some it is 100 is supplied by russia. Theres the energy side. Russia is the Third Largest trading partner. So, you know, any sanctions and reciprocal sanctions from the russian side obviously have to be thought about carefully here. That does feed into this debate. And you have opposing sides in many ways. You have the Eastern European countries. Most notably poland, which want to see a tough stunt. It looks as though britain is going along with that. David cameron said there needs to be a clear, unambiguous message. But it cant go without repercussions. At the same time you have Angela Merkel saying that russia is violating the territorial sovereignty of ukraine. It is believed her position is that nothing should be done at this stage to antagonize russia. The german perspective are not something they wish to see push forward. The threat of sanctions will be held out. But i dont think germany will side up to any immediately sanctions against moscow. Matthew, thank you very much indeed. A much thinner crowd in kiev. We asked about what they would like to see coming from the eu meeting in brussels. They say they want to keep the geographic al integrity. And others are saying they would like to see russia punished in some sort of way. We will bring you all the latest developments, david, throughout the day from around ukraine. For now, back to you. Tim, thank you very much indeed. Tim willcox in independence square. What a state it is after the last few weeks. Lets catch up on the fourth day of oscar pistoriuss trial under way in pretoria. The athlete denying intentionally killing his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp at their apartment on valentines day last year. The defense team has been continuing to examine witnesses. Karen is outside the cows with the latest. Karen . Reporter david, thanks very much. Yes, the first neighbor we heard from in the trial and the crossexamine by the lead defense counsel has just gotten under way, barry roux. He crossed the road after hearing shots and screams from the house 70 meters away. We are just seeing that crossexamination begin. The criminal law attorney here in south affect. What is so important about this very very forensic detail of how things have happened, the timeline of events. Why is it taking on such prominence in the crossexamination . What it is trying to do is establish a timeline. If they can establish a timeline saying those indeed were the shots then they can prove oscar is not guilty of premeditated murder. It is very, very important. We have heard the testimony of Michel Burger and of charl johnson. The testimony was a little bit negated with the fact that johnson wasnt a good witness. Barry is trying to put the timeline here. Johnson and his wife testified it was a few seconds or a few minutes. Just before then thats when the shots were coming out. So if he can prove that banging down the door. Oscar pistorius trying to discover his girlfriend in the locked bathroom. Correct. It all hinges on the sequence of events, whether the shots came before and after the sound of screaming. Thats right. When Michel Burger said there was a shot. Pause. One shot. And a pause. And then other shots. If they can prove that it was a force, it actually means oscar, what he was busy doing. And if he continued what he was doing that would prove premeditated murder. Premeditated murder is 25 years. Normal murder is 15 years. Thanks very much for now. Criminal law attorney here in south africa. So very, very important questioning going on right now. This is taking a prominent role in the case so far. Karen, thanks very much indeed. The latest there from pretoria. Do stay with us on bbc world news. 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Its always in the back of my mind that this could stop working. It makes me want to shout out on the world that there could be an end to this. Well, could there be an end to this . Executive director of the uk foundation for aids research. Thanks for coming inment a lot of excitement about this. Do you share that level of enthusiasm . I think its a very exciting development. I think it takes us a step closer to a functional cure which is something we werent talking about five or six years ago. In that respect, i think we have made huge progress. We do need a cure. Sure. Just explain. We had a brief explanation there how it works. Quite simple. One tenth of the population are immune to hiv. It latches on to a protein on the cells. If you dont have it, it cant effect the cell. They take the cells out of people, remove that protein, and put them back in the bodies. That has worked with the Timothy Brown case a few years ago who had a complete bone marrow transplant. That worked to cure him. Thats not possible for most people. This is now taking that research and going further. It is using the national resistance. It is quite a simple process. If it works, we can get a cure. Were still stuck on the if a little bit. A relatively small sample here. Its fair to say, isnt it, the efforts to find a cure, we have a history littered with moments like this which perhaps havent transpired. We have made enormous progress in the last 30 odd years. The drugs now work. People have a normal lifestyle. But it is a difficult thing to tacklement. We have a problem tackling the flu virus. Its never an easy process to do. But this is a good way forward. You know, its all about steps forward or steps back in science. I think this is a step forward. I asked the question really because i wonder the time it might take for this gene therapy to be proved, to be substantial, to be up and running and working. We have other developments and other breakthroughs, dont we . Very young babies being treated with anti viral drugs. Could that be an answer sooner . Certainly for babies, as soon as theyre born, they work hard with the drugs. The immune system is developing. And their young immune system works better than an older immune system. That seems to be working when you have babies. They have identified a positive to start with. For most people get infected later in their life. It is a burden on man. Cost implications, possible resistance. So we do need to find this cure. Its easy to miss your medication or elements like that i suppose. Given the importance of finding an answer, though, there are still people who get a bit apbgz about gene therapy and issues like that. Is this a risk taking adventure . 1 of the people naturally dont have this protein on their cells. Its really using that process themselves. Its just the protein off the cells. Theres no negative impacts to that. So i think the first phase really here was to look at the safety of that. I think that concept is proving that it is a fairly safe process to do. With all your expertise, do you venture to give a time frame on when we might see this in action . Because of the history of hiv where we have had breakthroughs and setbacks i think is very difficult to say. Here they took the cells out, put them back in. That seems to work. What we have to do is get the body to produce these cells. I think it is going to be more complicated. They are working. We have enough time. Thats an important part of this process. That doesnt surprise us too much. Thank you very much indeed. Okay. Lets catch up with some of the other stories from around the world. An investigation is under way after five afghan personnel were accidentally killed during one of its operations. Its thought they died during an air strike in the east of the country. The government has yet to comment. But in the past president karzai has been critical of casualties caused by friendly fire. Libyan government says colonel gadhafis third son is on the run. Saadi gaddafi extradited from niger to libya. He is accused of shooting protesters and other crimes when he was head. A shipment of weapons intended for Palestinian Militants in gaza. The ship seized in the red sea was carrying dozens of supplied rockets rockets supplied by iran, i should say. But a statement on the twitter feed has him describing the report as a failed lie. Those are the stories from around the world. The main story on gmt is the situation regarding ukraine. Not least crimea as the parliament there has voted in favor of leaving ukraine and joining russia. Just remind you, 60 of the population there are ethnic russians. Theyre going to have the decision to take all this as leaders of the European Union meet in emergency session in brussels to consider what action they should take against russia. Youre watching gmt. Thanks very much for being with us. More to come here on bbc world news. 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Its becoming so big and so popular the industry is about to be regulated. Venezuelas president says his country is breaking diplomatic realidiplomat ic relations and breaking ties with panama. In a ceremony to mark the death of hugo chavez, Nicolas Maduro accused panama of a conspiracy against his country. We go to caracas. Reporter a month long protest continues in venezuela. In some places, this turned violent. Protesters vow they wont leave the streets until president Nicolas Maduro resigns. Not even today. Today is the anniversary of the death of hugo chavez. Celebrations included a military parade during which mr. Maduro was accompanied by some of his most important allies such as raul castro of cuba. Rarity in the later in the day he accused them of meddling in internal affairs. Translator diplomatic ties with the current government of panama and to free the economic relations at this time. Reporter throughout the city, the image of the late president was everywhere. A year after his death, hugo chavezs figure remains very much alive. Here in the working class area where his remains lie, this represents the filler for the government. It is still bet on the future of the revolution. Here in the working class area mr. Chavez is worshipped like a saint. Todays crowd of supporters offered some respite for mr. Maduro. Protests have been going on since early february, but the president is minimizing them. Translator today on march 5th, violent groups have threatened our people with holding the people back. Thats how it will be during the whole day today. And days to come. Reporter and supporters agree. Translator we asked these people who are arriving to reflect. There are very few people. Abroad theyre magnifying them. We believe the protests are pure sabotage. They dont agree with our resolutions. They think only about themselves, not the poor people. So far there is no end in sight for the protests. It is too the early to see whether mr. Chavezs image will be enough amidst this crisis. Bbc news, caracas. To get a sense of whats going on on the ground, dont you . We can speak to the journalist alex miller who spent the past week in caracas covering. Thanks very much for joining us. I understand that you have been out until pretty late in any case. Whats the situation as we speak . The situation in caracas is the same as it has been all week. Its very, very divided. I spent the tail end of yesterday in the square which has become a central hub of protests. And pretty much every night a large group of young protesters get together there and clash with police, throwing stones, building barricades, throwing fireworks. Police are using tear gas. This is very regular. It was unaffected by the anniversary of his death really. We are watching the pictures that you brought on to your website as well. They are pretty illustrative of whats going on there. To what extent is this just daily fair now, any increase, ratcheting up of the risk by protesters and the ferocity for which they get involved with the police . Well, i do think that i get the impression the police are running out of patience. A couple of days ago the way they were dealing with people in the square was to put up a large metal barricade between them and the protesters. Yet yesterday that barricade was down. They were liberally using tear gas, sometimes firing quite low heights, which can be dangerous to clear the square. I think theres also a split within the protesters themselves. In the Opposition Movement they were behind the leader capriles and lopez, who was more radical. And i can see something happening similar in the Student Movement with many students in the square tell me they no longer want to be represented by student leaders because they wanted to negotiate with maduro. The people in the square only want to get rid of them. Thank for bringing us up to date on the situation in venezuela. Its not about to go away, is it . To china. They are entering their second day of meetings trying to figure out how to keep the economy growing and reforming it at the same time. Could china be on the brink of a hidden banking crisis . Our chief correspondent epbt has been investigating the world of shadow banking. It takes money to make money, they say, to keep up growth. China has relied on credit since the 2008 global crisis. It has led to an explosion of unregulated lending otherwise called the sinister sounding shadow banking. Shadow banking, unregulated lending. By definition, no one knows the scale of the problem. But estimates are 200 gdp. Could shadow banks bring down china . This is what the government is afraid of. Captured by closedcircuit tv. These investors lost their money to a bad loan and have taken matters into their own hands trying to get it back. She doesnt want us to show her face. She lost her mothers life savings, lending it to a shadow banker. His business collapsed and he committed suicide. Her mother still doesnt know. Translator i cant tell my mom. She is in her 50s with high pwhrp. Blood pressure. She, like many others, are enticed into the informal lending system that exists everywhere but is particularly a problem in china because of tight state control of credit. For private Companies Like this car factory, loans from the state on banks are out of reach. The ceo tells me he pays an Interest Rate 30 . Its the only way the company can grow. We still prefer to use shadow banking as a way to get money and solve our business problems. Its efficient and quick even though the rate is much higher than the banks. The government knows the risks posed and is trying to get on top of it. But it wont be easy. At the aptly named shark bar, i met an educator by day, shady lender by night. He charges an Interest Rate up to 100 and doesnt think the government will be able to crackdown. Its not possible to get rid of shadow banking. They can ban the high loan rates but not all shadow banking. Its like gambling. Although gambling is bad in china, still many people do it. If the whole system collapses the best case is a government rescue. The worst case is it bankrupts the nation. Either way theres a quiet men as lying just beneath the surface of chinas impressive growth society. Bbc news, beijing. Aaron is with us with the business news. Its not shadow banking but it is unregulated. I have a business idea. Throw me some money and ill give you a return on it. Sounds good to me. Hello there. Chances are if you need a loan its a bank. Typically a bank is the first place you think of going to. Given more than one in three people are turned down by banks, more and more are turning to this new way of lending called peer to peer lending or crowd funding. It is becoming so popular it is set to be regulated. How does it work . Say i want to borrow 100,000 to open a restaurant by the beach. Sounds good. I then apply to michigan bid in on a peer to peer lending website stating how much i want to raise and how long i think it will take to pay back. It gives me a credit rating. I would be an a plus. Including including you, david, can lend or choose to lend me money. Even as little as 10 at a rate of interesting that you set. It has to be competitive enough for the peer to peer lend to go accept. The investment, though, its not without risk. And in there have been concerns that people may not be fully aware they can use their investment altogether. The regulators are setting out the rules it wants the industry to follow. Great to have you with us on the program. Well talk about the rules in a second. Surely this could put people off on an industry that people wanted to go. It wasnt following banking regulations. Actually we think the opposite. We have always felt it was important to have minimum operating principals and standards. So were actually pleased with the news that has come out. Briefly, what are some of the rules that your industry should be following. Simple things like separating the companys money from customers money. Making sure that the businesses have runoff plans. So, for instance, Funding Circle we have an s p rated backup service. If we were to increase the trade for whatever reason, they would step in and service the loan. Its basically putting in place sensible operating principals that you would expect in any Financial Services company. It does sound sensible. Correct me if im wrong, this is all done online. Im thinking if i wanted to raise money, i could get online and go to a peer to peer lending site, raise funds that way. Im trying to get to the point. Regulation is not that good and less really on a global scale. I think Funding Circle operates in both the u. S. And the uk. And these businesses are relatively local in terms of the individuals that can put in money. So individuals here cant put money into the United States. So its important within the local countries theres appropriate regulation. Big returns, big risks of course. People could lose their money. We have to make people aware of that. This is a lot safer than people ordinary assume. So what happens is we have experience risk assessors that look at every single part of the loan platform. And you spread your risk across lots of different businesses. Funding circle. 100 businesses has got a positive return. And 70 of those investors are getting on average 6 a year. So actually by spreading your money across lots of businesses you get a better return, the business gets a spot. Great stuff. Good luck with the regulations. Well talk to you one day soon joining us from funneleding circle. Okay. Lets talk about this. For travelers the ideal seat of course is usually in first or business class. But 5 to 10 times the price of a standard economy seat, very few can afford it. Now this relatively new hybrid class called premium economy is appearing on more and more airlines and their aircraft. It is double four times the price of an economy seat. For that you are promised a better traveling experience. British airways, air france, japan airlines, quantity us already offer it. And now lieu tan za will start offering it. The seats generally give passengers a bit more space than the traditional coach. And often comes with extra amenities like better food. The new seats give 18 centimeters extra to stretch their legs and 10 centimeters more of shoulder height. Ichiro has two fewer seats than traditional economy class. No shared armrests. Two checked bags of 12inch touch screen, in seat power, amenity kit, welcome drink, water bottle and lounge access. But as one aviation expert told me, the contest itself is actually older than you think. Listen to this. Premium economy had its origins way back in the quiet zones back in the early 70s. It was never marketed strongly. I think it was a fear that the business travelers would trade down to it from what was then first class. And economy scared off by the idea of premium pricing. During the recession with companies insisting that businessman and i think mistakenly travel to business meetings the airlines found they needed to induce the traveler. There is something still slightly better. Still looked like economy. Sounded like economy. But on the other hand was something quieter, a little bit more refined and a bit less hassle. Hence, the demand for people upeconomy grew. And the recession helped it tremendously. The question facing is, is it here to stay . The figures are quite clear. Europebased long haul the premium economy is definitely here to stay. And its going to grow. There you go. A lot of people like premium economy. Tweet me. Ill tweet you back. Im bbcaaron. Thats it for business. David, 18 centimeters. There you go. Thats it. It doesnt look a lot but after 12 hours. Im trying to look impressed but im not. Thank you for being with us on bbc world news. The worlds most famous cities in a different light, just as they are all waking up. Inside every ricola drop, theres a magic herb blend. The swiss call it chruterchraft. For powerful cough relief with a liquid menthol center that calms your cough. New ricola extra strength. Riiiiicooolaaaa welcome back. Im david eades. The top stories this hour. Crimea will vote whether to join the Russian Federation in 10 dayss time. Kiev says the move is unconstitutional. European leaders gather to discuss the crisis in ukraine. How often should parents talk to their children . In the u. S. Studies show Young Children from poorer backgrounds hear 30 million fewer words than kids of wealthier children by the age of 4. Reporter time for a snack and a chat. Julia from guatemala serves yogurt and conversation. They are encouraging their parents to talk to them more. Research shows the more words you have heard by the time you start school the better you do. She comes from a Spanish Speaking homes and ultimately will be educated in english. She faces the additional hurdle of becoming bilingual. The city of providence is sending a home visitor to advise julia how to interact more with her daughter. A digital recorder counts the number of words spoken to her. On the first recording they only had 11,000 words. And now on the last four months after shes up to 99 percentile to 28,000 words. Reporter more than a third of children in providence live in poverty. Kids from less well off homes heard 30,000 words fewer than those from well off homes. It started with 75 families. Theres still a lot more work to do. And i want to make sure that all our kids have an opportunity to succeed. Some people could say this program is the government coming into your home and telling you what to do with your child. I would say thats absolutely opposite. Its you having a chance. If you choose to be part of it to help prepare your child for school. In providence, the tale of two cities. The poverty that more than 30 of hispanic households live in more affluent parts of town where the kids can attend nursery. An environment rich with new vocabulary. Translator before i didnt give her a chance to express herself. I would do most of the talking. Now i give her a chance so she doesnt get frustrated and angry. Its already helped in their daily lives. They are putting in place a further visa restriction on individuals. They are russian as well as ukraine. Also the ukrainian acting president has been speaking. He said that the authorities are totally illegitimate and forced to work under the bow of a gun. They are illegal. Much more on bbc world news. If you have ever wondered what your town or city looks like at dawn, well, a professional photographer may be able to help. Anthony eppes is currently traveling the world taking photos of cities at dawn, including paris, london, and venice. I see this beautiful light all the time. Its reemerging, this rebirth of the day. Everybody is sleeping and missing it. And then i show them the pictures, the images i guess from the effort of being there. People are really impressed by that light. Its like, wow, look at this picture. Oh, i dont really think of my city as that way. I never see it like that. I said, well, shoe go out and see it because its the moist beautiful time to see it. It always amazes me paris is the most visited city in the world. You have this time of the worpbg, fantastic sunrise surprise of snapshots in the morning. Where are all the tourists . Everybody is sleeping. And theyre here to see the the beauty of paris, but theyre just missing it. London is a city of function. Everything is there because it works well there. That building needs to go here. It works well here. Very pragmatic. The appeal is not so much that it was laid out to be beautiful but it is inherent in its location and what it is. A city of canals, no roads. Its ancient. It is serene. The most serene city i have ever been to. I wasnt expecting that. Each of the city have personality. Its not something i came into each one knowing. It was all discovered by walking the streets. I never had an idea of what the cities were, what their permits were until i walked the streets. Lovely pictures, arent they . Thats it from gmt. Thanks for watching. Boys ive made you campbells chunky new england clam chowder. Wow this is incredible i know. And now it has more clams [ male announcer ] campbells chunky soup. What . 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