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prepared to call a referendum on whether u.k. should stay in the european union and cullan smashes a record in his final test match. details later in the programme beginning the newshour in uganda where police put the main opposition candidate under rest. it s the fourth time he has been detained. police say it is to stop unrest after vote rigging in the poll. results show the president is on course to extend his 30 year recall. malcolm webb is in the capital kampala. reporter: police have described this as house arrest. to keep people safe. the chief observer of the european elections joins us. has the election been free and fair? it s difficult it answer it directly. there were elements promising for the future of the country. the people, taking part in the election and voting - they have tries many things, bringing it to the attention. opposition arrival for the residents. so i think the country has come close to achieve that, to us. and the opposition says i ....
islands. i believe we ll be safe center a reformed europe. david cameron on whether britain should stay in the european union. we begin this news hour where we have museveni has been declared the winner of the presidential election. he s africa s longest serving leaders having spent 30 years in power. let s take a look at the results. museveni won with 60% of the vote. his rival only secured 35% of ballot cast. the polic. it was not transparent. i would say the failure concerning the vote staffing or rigging. we have information from media. we ve asked observers all over the country, and we have to say that this is not confirmed. they did not witness any kind of these things which have been mentioned. i have to speak on the findings that they have in the region there. we join malcolm webb in kampala. the results have been rejected by the opposition. they re calling for an independent audit. will they get it? we don t know yet. kizza besigye, the opposition c ....
cartels have left them overpaying for goods. hello, i am robin adams with the sport. barcelona just cannot stop winning. it s 52 games without a loss now for the la liga leaders which is a club record. i ll have a roundup from today s matches in spain later in the program for you. uganda s president is celebrating his fifth election victory while his main opponent remains under house arrest. the 71-year-old president won 60.8% of the vote in thursday s election, allowing him to extend his 30-year rule. his main rival, who has been detained since four times since monday, won 35.4% and has condemned the election as a sham. european union and commonwealth observers have criticized the polls which was marred by lengthy delays and violence. reporter: police surrounded the house of opposition leader as the vote count was completed. and the results announced. two other key opposition politicians were also under what they called house arrest. but police called prevent ....
arms in fallujah state of emergency in fiji - slammed by the biggest storm in the southern hemisphere. and sport - barcelona cannot win. 52 games without a loss for the la liga world, it s a club record. and a round up of sport in the race for the white house, voters have been going to the polls in south carolina and nevada. hillary clinton won a tight contest against bernie sanders in nevada. she got 52% of the votes, and the first state with a racially diverse electorate to vote. this is a live scene out of los angeles, where we are accepting hillary clinton to address his support. meanwhile, in south carolina, billionaire businessman donald trump is expected to win the republican contest. the big question is how big the margin will be. who ll gain momentum on the vote. we are in both states with the voting. we ll speak to alan fishing in columbia first, to michael shure, in los angeles. and, so, clinton has won, michael. was it by a big enough margin, was ....
industry study suggests that trading in u.s. asset backed securities will become uneconomical if the rule is not tailored to fit the u.s. market place. if it is uneconomical to act as a marketmaker for commercial mortgage-backed securities or residential mortgage-backed securities, auto loans, credit cards, collateralized loan obligations, then banks will pull out of the abs market which represents a $1.6 billion source of consumer lending or 30% of all lending to u.s. consumers. so my question to you, chair yellen, is how will the fed ensure that the final rule will be tailored to fit the u.s. market which is the most liquid abs market in the entire world? so i will have a careful look at that. i m not familiar with all of the details of the b asal proposal, but anything we implement in the united states, there is nothing automatic that is implemented in the united states. and we will have a careful look at what the impact would be. well, i appreciate you doing tha ....