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Thursday, March 1, 2012
Britain - John Yates former Met Police Assistant Commissioner and 'those bottles of champagne'
Uploaded by telegraphtv on Mar 1, 2012
The former Met Police Assistant
Commissioner, John Yates defends his relationship with the News of the
World at the Leveson Inquiry amid claims the paper called in favours
from him.
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Uploaded by telegraphtv on Mar 1, 2012
Former Met Police Deputy Assistant
Commissioner Peter Clarke says terrorist threats were of greater
importance to the force than looking into phone hacking.
Europe - EU leaders seek austerity growth balance
Published on Mar 1, 2012 by Euronews
http://www.euronews.net/
Striking the balance between budget austerity and reviving lost growth
was the focus as EU leaders met in Brussels earlier for the start of a
two day summit. Despite more grim news on the job front - with
unemployment reaching a record high in the eurozone - Germany's
Chancellor insisted things were back on track, ahead of a new fiscal
treaty.
"This is an important step. We have shown here that we are able to stabilise the European Union. We have made a major breakthrough, which provides the chance for more political union," Germany's Angela Merkel said.
With the exception of the Czech Republic and the UK, which both refused to take part in the German driven fiscal pact, 25 other EU countries will sign.
Its aim, to get a tighter control of the bloc's debts.
Unlike previous summits leaders were keen to stress this was not a crisis meeting with provisional approval of Greece's latest rescue and a flood of cheap ECB money offering some respite.
Nonetheless, the latest job data remains a deep source of concern, particularly for Spain. Behind closed doors the country's new leaders are reported to be pleading for more realistic budget targets.
"This is an important step. We have shown here that we are able to stabilise the European Union. We have made a major breakthrough, which provides the chance for more political union," Germany's Angela Merkel said.
With the exception of the Czech Republic and the UK, which both refused to take part in the German driven fiscal pact, 25 other EU countries will sign.
Its aim, to get a tighter control of the bloc's debts.
Unlike previous summits leaders were keen to stress this was not a crisis meeting with provisional approval of Greece's latest rescue and a flood of cheap ECB money offering some respite.
Nonetheless, the latest job data remains a deep source of concern, particularly for Spain. Behind closed doors the country's new leaders are reported to be pleading for more realistic budget targets.
USA - Newt Gingrich Slams Obama on Gas Prices taking money out of the economy
Published on Mar 1, 2012 by AssociatedPress
Republican presidential candidate Newt
Gingrich says most Americans still drive cars and trucks, so a spike in
gas prices to $5 a gallon will take money out of the economy because
people will be using their cash for gas. (March 1)
Britain - 'Witchcraft' couple guilty of murdering a 15 year old relative
Uploaded by telegraphtv on Mar 1, 2012
A man and woman who tortured and killed a 15-year-old boy because they
believed he was a witch are facing life sentences for his murder.
believed he was a witch are facing life sentences for his murder.
Britain - Biker caught doing 156mph on the A1 Motorway
Uploaded by telegraphtv on Mar 1, 2012
Peter Clarke has been fined £1,000 after police caught him doing over 150
miles per hour on the A1 motorway.
miles per hour on the A1 motorway.
Spain - Mariano Rajoy´s government is digging in its heels over trimming its deficit.
Published on Mar 1, 2012 by Euronews
http://www.euronews.net/ Spain's government is digging in its heels over trimming its deficit.
Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is lobbying Brussels, trying to get more lenient deficit targets from the European Commission.
Madrid argues that with the economy slipping into recession it cannot cut spending by more than 40 billion euros this year to reach a deficit target of 4.4 percent of gross domestic product.
A government source told reporters late on Wednesday that Spain would still be in compliance with European Union agreements on fiscal stability even if it did not hit a tough target of cutting the deficit.
Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is lobbying Brussels, trying to get more lenient deficit targets from the European Commission.
Madrid argues that with the economy slipping into recession it cannot cut spending by more than 40 billion euros this year to reach a deficit target of 4.4 percent of gross domestic product.
A government source told reporters late on Wednesday that Spain would still be in compliance with European Union agreements on fiscal stability even if it did not hit a tough target of cutting the deficit.
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