if you disobey the rules you get cut off could you please remove the flags. you know. i. had. i really lays it down resume your seat put your flags away you re leaving and take them with you if you are leaving. in this memory mcginest their vice president of the european parliament disciplining breck said party any peace on january 29th and 2 days later the u.k. officially left the european union begin a transition period until the end of the year to negotiate a new relationship the historic end to 47 years of e.u. membership was met with a range of feelings celebration mourning and a sense of anxiety for many u.k. citizens living in scotland and northern ireland places where the majority voted to remain in the new black sea has generated renewed interest in independence from the u.k. as some citizens say that london no longer represents their interests with us to talk about this any longer now does he or senior correspondent. in kabul north scotland james kelly author of the
tire for me ok and your in the stream today is finally here calm down at the european parliament but in places like scotland where they voted 62 percent to stay in the e.u. and northern ireland where they voted 56 percent stay in the e.u. the departure from the european union has sparked great interest in leaving the u.k. it is a show we will discuss whether could break up the united kingdom we want to know what you think your thoughts with us and our live chat. if you disobey the ruse you get cut off could you please remove the flag. you know. i. had. i really lays it down resume your seat put your flags away you re leaving and take them with you if you are leaving. in this memory mcginest their vice president of the european parliament disciplining breck said party any peace on january the 29th and 2 days later the u.k. officially left the european union begin a transition period until the end of the year to negotiate a new relationship the historic end to 47 years of e.u.
rates potentially going up faster than expected makes profits harder to earn, and shares relatively less attractive. and the good news spin is that higher rates are the result of growth, so these are problems of success. which is all reassuring. but there s a bigger way of looking at this: that this is a turning point. we had a crash ten years ago; we still haven t got back to normal and this kind of disruption isjust a starter as to what to expect as we do. the banking crisis of ten years ago has spread across the west and was like an economic heart attack, leaving banks slow to lend so companies couldn t get credit to pay for new investment and too many households were stranded with big debts and couldn t afford to spend. across the west, grows inevitably slowed. for the time being at least, the nice decade is behind us. the credit cycle has turned. central banks had to step up to stop the economy is falling down even further, printing money and slashing interest rates to
in venezuela. i do not think it is fair, what has happened the past few months in a country, that you have had the majority of venezuelans protesting, demanding change, demanding free and fair elections, and they have been received by the national guard and police with tear gas, with rubber bullets, and sometimes with regular bullets, would shotguns. more than 120 people have been killed. and according to the attorney general, she has said that more than 90% of those who have been killed our opposition protesters. especially young people between 20 and 30. so there has been violence in venezuela, we condemn all violence. i do not think it is fairto all violence. i do not think it is fair to say that it has been on both sides. there is one side that has insisted on protesting peacefully, and every time that the police or national guard appear, it ends with people being killed. just tell us about the opposition and who they are. the opposition has evolved since it began in vene