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BBC News with David Austin. The leaders of two of Britain’s main parties, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats, are discussing whether they can form a coalition government, following Thursday's inconclusive general election. The Conservative leader David Cameron whose party won most seats but fell short of the majority has approached the Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg. Here is RossHawkins. David Cameron said he wanted to make a big, open and comprehensive offer to the Liberal Democrats. Direct discussions between him and Nick Clegg about that offer began with a phone call this afternoon, described as very constructive but in which there was no real discussion of detail. Mr. Cameron has offered a committee of inquiry on an electoral reform. Many Lib Dems wanta firmer commitment to changing the way elections are run before making any sort of agreement. And if the current negotiations fail, the Liberal Democrats could yet end up talking to Labor.With all the results from the seats contested on Thursday now in, the Conservatives have won 306 with Labor taking 258. The Liberal Democrats ended on 57. The main European stock markets have closed sharply lower after a week in which share prices were hit by worries of the Greek economy and the amount of debt owed by some European governments. In the United States the main stock market indexes also closed lower. DuncanBartlett reports. Friday afternoon saw dramatic falls in share prices throughout Europe. At one point it seemed that shares were almost in the state of free fall. But most of the major stock exchanges recovered somewhat before the close of trading. Naturally the uncertainty of the UK election result was a factor in London, but elsewhere traders are much more worried about the way and which banks have been lending money to European governments.Trust between the banks is at risk and that has led to fears that the system may seize up as it did in 2008. Leaders of the 16 countries that use the European single currency the Euro have been meeting in Brussels to discuss how to prevent the Greek financial crisis spreading. The value of the Euro has fallen on fears that countries such as Spain and Portugal could suffer similar problems. This report from Johnny Diamond. This emergency summit of Eurozoneleaders should be a formality. All week cabinets and parliaments across the 16 countries that use the Euro have been passing legislation necessary to extend a 145-billion-dollar loan to Greece. Now presidents and prime ministers have come to Brussels to sign off the deal. There will be no formal conclusions to the gathering that would become full meeting of European Union leaders. But the statement that emerges at the end of the summit will be watched for any detail as to how the Eurozone intends to change its economic governance following the most tumultuous moments in the Euro's history. Johnny Diamond reporting. This is the World News from the BCC. Engineers have been lowering a giant container to the seabed in the Gulf of Mexico in an attempt to capture oil gushing from a blown-out well. The company that operates the site, BP hopes that the device will be operational by Monday and will trap about 85% of the oil leaking out. Rajesh Mirchandani has more. The delicate process has begun to lower the 100-ton container and secure it directly on top of the leaking well more than 1,500 meters down. It has never been tried at such depth and there is no guarantee of the work. A surface leak covering thousands of square kilometers has formed since last month when the deep water horizon rig exploded, killing 11 workers. Oil has now come ashore on a few remote islands. Some birds covered in it have been found. A court in Russia has imposed a 5-year jail sentence on a man accused of hijacking a Russian crude cargo ship which went missing for several weeks in mysterious circumstances last year. The Moscow Court convicted Andrea Luniav, an Estonian resident, of piracy. He was one of 8 people accused of seizing the vessel the Arctic Sea in July as it sailed near Sweden. Moscow hasdenied the allegations that the ship was in fact carrying weapons to Iran and that the official story of piracy was a cover to avoid diplomatic embarrassment. The South African police commissioner Becky Taily has said he is praying for the United States' football team to be knocked out of the World Cup quickly, sothat policewon't have to face the security challenge of a visit by President Obama. Mr. Taily told parliamentary committee on Friday he had been told that President Obama might fly into South Africa for a match if the US team reached second or third rounds. Police in Iran are reported to have arrested 80 young men and women for attending an illegal concert. The Teheran chief prosecutorwas quoted in Iranian media as saying that revelers have been indulging in what he termed "lustful, pleasure-seeking activities." And that's the latest BBC News.

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BBC News with David Austin
The leader of Britain’s two main parties the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats are discussing whether they can form a con-eletion government, following the first day’s inconclusive general election. The Conservative leader David Cameron whose party won most seats but fell short of the majority has approached to Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg. Here is Rose Hokins
David Cameron said he wanted to make a big, open and comprehensive offer to the Liberal Democrats. Direct discussions between him and Clegg bell that offer to gain with phone call this afternoon. Described as very constructive but in which there was no real discussion of detail. Mr. Cameron who has offered a committee inquiry on a electoral reform maybe David want to further commitment to changing the way elections are ran before making any source of agreement and if the current negotiations fail, the Liberal Democrats will yet end up talking to Labor.
With all the results from the seats contested on Thursday now in, the Conservatives have won 306 with Labor taking 258, the Liberal Democrats ended on 57.
The main European stock markets have close shopiylower after a week in which share prices were hitted by worries of the Greek economy and in other of debt owe by some European governments. In the United States the main stock market indexes also closed lower. Dunken Partrick reports.
Friday afternoon saw dramatic falls in share prices throughout Europe but one pointed seen the shares were almost in the state of free fall. The most of the major stock exchanges recovered some more before the close of trading. Naturally the uncertainty of the UK election result was a factor in London but else where traders are more worried about when banks of being lending money to European governments. Just between the bank tisup risk and that let the fears that the system may cease up as a dead in 2008.
Leaders of the 26 countries that used European single currency that Euro has meet in Brussels to discuss how to prevent Greek financial crisis spreading. The value of Euro has fallen on fears that countries such as Spain and Portugal could suffer similar problems. This report from Johnny Diamond.
With emergency some of Euro’s and leaders should be formality or week cabinets and parliaments across the 16 countries that use the Euro have been passing legislation necessary to extend 145 billion dollar loan to Greece. Now president and prime ministers have come to Brussels to sign of the deal. There will be no formal conclusions to the gathering that would any come up full meeting of European Union leaders. But the statement that emerges at the end of the summit will be watched for any detail as to hang the Euros own intends to change its economic governance following the most tumultuous moments in the Euros history. Johnny Diamond reporting.
This is the world news from the BCC.
Engineers have been lowering a giant container to deseed burden in the Gulf of Mexico in an attempt to capture oil gushing from a ballon out well. The company that operates the sites BP hopes the device will be operational by Monday. Help trap about 85% of the oil leaking out. Rugers Merching Dally has more.
The delicate process has begun to lower the 100 ton container and secure directly on top of the leaking well more than15,000 meters down. It has never been tried at such depth and there is no guarantee the work. A surface leak covering thousands of square kilometers has form since last month when the deep water horizon rig exploded killing 11 workers. Oil has now come ashore on the few remote islands some birds covered it have been found.
The court in Russia has imposed a 5-year jail sentence on a man accused of high jacking a Russian crude cargo ship which went missing for several weeks and mysterious circumstances last year. The Moscow Court convicted Andrea Luniav an stonian resident of piracy. He was one of the 8 people accused of ceasing the vessel the Arctic sea in July has it sail near Sweden. Moscow has to deny delegations that the ship was in fact carrying weapons to Iran and the official story of piracy was a cover to avoid diplomatic embarrassment.
The South African police commission Becky Taily has said he is praying for the United States for port in to be knocked out the World Cup quickly, said that the police have to face security challenge of the visit by president Obama. Mr. Taily told parliamentary committee on Friday he had been told that president Obama might fly into South Africa for a match if the US team wish second or third rounds.
Police in Iran reported to have arrested 80 young men and women for attending an illegal concert. Thairong chief prosecuted was quoted in Iranian media as saying that revirders have been indulging what he termed the last for pleasure seeking activities
That is the latest BBC news.

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BBC news with David Austin

The leaders of the two of British main parties the conservatives and laboral democrats are discussing whether they conform a cavalation government following Thursday's inclusive general election. The conservative leader David Cameran whose party won most seats but fell short of majority has approched laboral democrat leader Nick Clegg ?

David Cameran said he wanted to make a big open and conphrehensive offer to the laboral democrat. Direct discussions between him and Clegg bell that offer began with phone calls this afternoon. The scribe was is very constructive but in which there was no real discussion of detail. Mr. Cameran who's offered the commitee of an enquiry on the electral reform many ? want a firm commitment to changing the vioelection ran before makeing any
sort of agreement. And if the current negotiations fail the laboral democrats could yet and up talking to labor.
With all the resaults from the seas contested on Tursday now in the conservatives have won 306 with labors taking 258. The laboral democrats ended on 57.

The main Europeans stock markets have closed ? lower after a week which shares prices were hit by various Greek economy and nust have dead by some European governments. In the United States the main stock market indexes also closed lower. Daken Pakit reports.

Friday afternoon sold dramatic folds in share prices throughout Europe. But one pointed thing that shares were almost in the state of free fold. The most of the majors stockage changes recover some before the close of trading. Naturally the uncertainty of the UK election result was a fact in London but elsewhere traders are much more worried about the ? which banks have been lending money to European governments. Just between the banks that risk and that is like the fears that system may sisup as it did in 2008.

Leaders of the 16 countries that used the European single currency-the Euro have been meeting in Brasols to discuss how to prevent the Greek finacial crisis spreading. The value of the Euro has falled on fears that country such as Spain and Pochego that suffer several problems. This report from Jonny Diomand.

This emergency summit of Euro leaders should be formality or weak cabinets parliaments across the 16 countries that use the Euro have been passing legislation necessary to extend 145 billion dollar loan to Greece. Now presidents and prime ministers have come to Brasols to sign of the deal. There will be no formal conclusions that? that would any come the four meeting of European leaders but the statement that emerges of the end of the summit will be watched for any details of how the Euroe intends to change its economic governess following the most ? in the Euro's history. Jonny Diomand reporting.

This is the world news from the BBC.

Engineers have been lowering a giant container to the seabed in the Gulf of Mexico in the attempt to capture oil gushing from blow out? The companies that operate the site BP  hopes the device will be operational by Monday help to trap about 85% of the oil leaking out. Rogers Merchant Dony has report.

The delicate process has begun to lower the 100 ton container and secure directely on top of the leaking well more than 15,000 meters down. It's never been tried in such depth and there's no gurantee under work. A surface leak covering thousands of squares kilometers has formed since last month. When the deep water horizen reexploded killing 11 workers. Oil has now come ashore on a few remote islands. Some birds covered it have been found.

The court in Russia has exposed to 5-year jail sentence ? a man accused of high jacking a Russian crude cucoship? which went missing for several weeks mysterious circumstances last year. The Moscow called convicted ? a ? resident of Parosi he was one of 8 people accused of seizing the vessel the Arctic sea in July has it sail near Swiden. Moscow has denied elegations that the ship was in fact carrying weapons to Iran and there's efficial stories of piracy was cover to avoid deplomatic embarrasment.
The south African police ? has said its praying for the United States for porteen to be knocked out the world cut quickly. Said the police have to face the security chellange of the visit by president Obama. Mr. Tey told the parliamentry commitee on Friday he's been told the president Obama might fly into south Africa for a march if the US team which second or third rounds.

Police in Iran reported to have arrested 80 young men and women for attending an illegal concert. The ? chief prosecute was quoted in Irania media as saying that recolusive have been endulging in what he termed in last four pleasure seeking activities.

And that is the last BBC news.

amelianana

homework

bbc news with David Austin.

the leaders of two of Britain's main  parties,the conservatives and liberal democrats are discussing whether they can form a Coalition government following thursday's inconclusive general election.the conservative leader David Cameron whose party won most seats but fell short of a majority has approached the liberal democratic leader Nick Clegg.here is Ross Hawkins.

David Cameron said he wanted to make a big open and comprensive offer to the liberal democrats.direct discussions between him and Clegg about that offer began with a phone call this afternoon,described as very constructive but in which there was no real discussions of detail.mr Cameron who's offered a committee of inquiry on the electoral reform,many of the democrats want to form a commitment to changing the way elections are run before making any sort of agreement.and if the current negotiations fail,liberal democratics could yet end  up talking to labor.

with all the results from the seats contested on thursday now in,conservatives now have won 306 with labor taking 258,the liberal democrats ended on 57.

the main European Stock markets have closed sharply lower after a week in which share prices  were hit by worries over the Greek economy and the amount of debt owned by some of the European goverments.in the United States the main stock markets indexes also closed lower.Duncan Bartlett reports.

friday afternoon saw  dramatic falls in share prices throughout Europe.at one point it seemed that shares were almost in a state of freefall but most of the major stock exchanges recovered some more before the close of trading.naturally the answer came to the UK election results was affective in London but elsewhere traders are much more worried the way banks have been lending money to European goverments.just between the  banks and the risk and that is led to fears that the system may seize up as it did in 2008.

leaders of the         16 countries that used the European single currency the Euro have been meeting in Brussels to discuss how to prevent the Greek financial crisis spreading .the value of Euro has fallen on fears that countries such as Spain and Portugal could suffer similar problems.this report from Jonny Dymond .

this emmergency summit of Eurozone leaders should be a formality or weak cabinates and parliaments across the 16 countries that use the Euro have been passing legislation necessary to extend a $145bn loan to Greece.now presidents and prime ministers have come to Brussels to sign off the deal.there will be no formal conclusions to the gathering that would  mean a coming full meetinng of European Union leaders.but the statements that emerges at the end of the summit will be watched.for any details as to how the Eurozone intends to change its economic goverance following the most tumotuous month in the Euro's history.

Jonny Dymond  reporting.this is the world news from the BBC.

engineers have been lowering a giant container to the sea bed of the Gulf of Mexico in an attempt to capture oil gushing from a blown-out wheel.the company that operates besides BP hopes the device will be operatioal by monday have trapped about 85% of the leaking out.Rajesh Mirchandani has more.

the delicate process has began to lower the 100 ton container and secure it directly on top of the leaking wheel more than 115 meters down.it's never been tried at such depth and there is no guarantee of the work as surface sleek covering thousands kilometers has formed since last month when the deep water horizon rig exploded killing 11 workers.oil has now come ashore on a few remote islands.some birds covered in it have been found.

the court in Russia has imposed a 5-year jail sentence on a man accused of highjecking crude  cargo ship which went missing for sveral weeks in mysterious circumstances last year.the Moscow cout convicted ...a Histonain resident of priacy.he was one of 8 people accused of seizing the vessal the Arctic sea in July has sailed near Sweden.Moscow has denied allegations that the ship was in fact carrying weapons to Iran and the offial story of piracy was a cover to avoid diplomatic embarrassment.

the South African police commission of Beky Telly has said he is praying for the United States football team to be knocked out of the World  Cup quickly,so the police don't have to face security challenge of a visit by president Obama.mr Taily told the parliamentary committee on Friday he'd been told that preident Obama might fly into Southern Africa for a match if the US team reached 2nd or 3rd rounds.

police in Iran reported to have arrested 80 young men and women for attending an illegal concert.the Tyran chief prosecuter was quoted in the Uranian media as saying revidence has been  indulging in what he termed lustful pleasure seeking activities.

and that's the latest,bbc news.

JC2009

BBC news with David Austin.

The leaders of two of Britain's main parties-the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats are discussing whether they can form a coalition government following Thursday's inconclusive general election. The Conservative leader, David Cameron, whose party won most seats but fell short of majority, has approached the Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg. Here's Ross F.

David Cameron said he wanted to make a big, open and comprehensive offer to the Liberal Democrats. Direct discussions between him and Clegg about that offer began with a phone call this afternoon. He describes it very constructive, but in which there was no real discussion of detail. Mr. Cameron has offered the committee of inquiry of an electoral reform and if the Dems wants a formal commitment changing the way of elections in Iran before making any sort of agreement, and if the current negotiations fail, the democrats could yet end up talking to Labor.

With all the results from the seats contested on Thursday now in, the Conservatives have won 306, with Labor taking 258, the Liberal Democrats ended on 57.

The main European stock markets have closed sharply lower after a weekend when share prices were hit by worries of the Greek economy and the amount of debt owed by some European governments. In the United States, the main stock market \\ also closed lower. Dunken M. reports.

Friday afternoon saw dramatic falls in share prices throughout Europe. At one point, it seemed the shares were almost in a state of free fall, but most of the major stock exchanges \\ before they close the trading. Now \\ on the certainty of the UK election result was affective in London, but else where, traders are much more worried about when and which banks have been lending money to European governments. Just between the banks that are at risk, that that led the fears the system may seize up as it did in 2008.

Leaders of the 16 countries that use the European single currency-the euro have been meeting in Brussels to discuss how to prevent the Greek financial crisis spreading. The value of the euro has fallen on fears that countries such as Spain and Portugal had suffered similar problems. This reports from Johnny Diamond.

This emergency summit of the euro zone leaders should be a formality after a week when cabinet and parliament across the 16 countries who use the euro have been passing legislation necessary to extend the 145-billion-dollar loan to Greece. Now, presidents and prime ministers have come to Brussels to sign off the deal. Now there will be formal conclusions to the gathering, \\ full meeting to the European Union leaders, but the statement that it urges to end the summit will be watched for any detail of how the euro zone intends to change its economic governance following the most tumultuous in the euro's history. Johnny Diamond reports.

This is the World News from the BBC.

Engineers have been lowering a giant container to the sea bed in the Gulf of Mexico in an attempt to capture oil gushing from the blown-up well. The company that operates the site, BP, hopes that the device will be operational by Monday. That will trap about 85% of the oil leaking out. Rajesh M. reports.

The delicate process has began to lower the 100-ton container to secure directly the top of the leaking well more than 1500 meters down. It's never been tried in such depth and there's no guarantee for work. A surface leak covering thousands of square kilometers has fall\\ since last month when the Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded, killing 11 workers. Oil has now come shore of a few remote islands, some birds covered in it have been found.

A court in Russia has imposed a five-year jail sentence on a man accused of hijacking a Russian crew cargoship which went missing for several weeks in mysterious circumstances last year. A Moscow court convicted Andrea Y., an Estonian resident of piracy. He was one of eight people accused of seizing the vessel in the Arctic Sea in July who has sailed it near Sweden.

Moscow has denied allegations that the ship was in fact carrying weapons to Iran and that the official story of piracy was in cover to avoid diplomatic embarrassment.

The South African police commissioner Behki Cele has said he is praying for the United States for \\ to be knocked out the \\ quickly, so the police won't have to face the security challenge on a visit by President Obama. Mr. Cele told the Parliamentary Committee on Friday that he'd been told that Mr. President Obama might fly to South Africa for a match if the US team reached the second or third rounds.

Police in Iran are reported to have arrested 18 young men and women for attending an illegal concert. Tehran chief prosecutor was quoted in the Iranian media as saying "the \\ have been indulgent in what he termed 'lustful, pleassure seeking activities'".

And that's the latest BBC news.

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BBC News with David Austin.
The leaders of two Britain’s main parties, the conservatives and the liberal democrats are discussing whether they can form a *government following Thursday’s inclusive general election. The conservative leader David Cameron whose party won most seats but fell short of a majority has approached the democratic leader Nick Clegg. Here’s Russel Hawkins.
David Cameron said he wanted to make a big open and comprehensive offer to the liberal democrats. Direct discussions between him and Nick Clegg about their offer began with a phone call this afternoon, described as very constructive but in which there was no real discussion of detail. Mr Cameron has offered a committee of enquiry on electrol reform. Many of the dems want a further commitment of changing the way the elections run before making any sort of agreement.. And if he current negociations fail, the liberal democrats could yet end up talking to labor.
With all the results from the seats contessed on Thursday now in, the conservatives have won 306 with labor taking 258. The liberal democrats ended on 57.
The European stock markets have closed sharply lower after a week in which share prices were hit by the warriors of the Greek economy and the *by some European governments. In the United States the main stock market in * also closed lower. Dunken * reports.
Friday afternoon saw dramatic falls in stock markets throughout Europe. At one point it seems shares were almost in a state of free fall but most of the major stock exchanges recovered somewhat before the close of trading. Naturally the uncertainty of UK election result was a factor in London but elsewhere taders are much more worried about the which banks will be lending money to European governments. Trust between the banks is at risk and that it fears the system may seize up as it did in 2008.
Leaders of the 16 countries that used the European single currency, the Euro, have been meeting in Brussels to discuss how to prevent the Greek financial crisis spreading. The value of the Euro has fallen on fears that countries such as Spain and Portugal could suffer the similar problems. This report from Jhonny Diamond.
This emergency summit of Euros owned leaders should be formality or week cabinet or parliaments across the 16 countries that use Euro has been passing legislation necessary to extend the 145 billion dollar loan to Greece. Now presidents and prime ministers have come to Brussels to sign off the deal. There will be no formal conclusions said *,that *full meeting of European Union leaders, but the statement that emerges at the end of the summit will be watched for any details how the euros intense to change economic * following the most tumultuary month in the Europe history. Jhonny Diamond reporting.
This is the world news from the BBC.
Engineers have been lowering a giant container to the sea bed in the gulf of Mexico in an attempt to capture oil gushing from a blown out well. The company that operates the cite BP hope the device will be operational by Monday and will trap about 85 percent of the oil leaking out. Donny has more.
The delicate process has began to lower the 100 ton container and secure directly on top of the leaking well more than 1500 meters down. It’s never been tried at such depth and there’s no guarantee of the work. A surface leak covering thousands square of kilometers has formed since last month when the deep water *exploded killing 11 workers. Oil has now come ashore on a few remote islands. Some birds covered it have been found.
A court in Russia has imposed a five year jail sentence on a man accused of highjacking a Russian crew cargo ship which went missing for several weeks in mysterious circumstances last year. The Moscow court convicted * a * resident of piracy. He was one of the eight people accused of seizing the vessel in the Arctic sea in July as it sailed near Sweden. Moscow has denied the allegations that the ship was in fact carrying weapons to Iran and the official story of piracy was a  cover to avoid diplomatic embarrassment.
The South African police commission Becky Taily has said he is praying for the United States port team to knock up the world Cup quickly so the police won’t have to face the security challenge of the visit by President Obama. Mr.* told the parliamentary committee on Friday he’d been told President Obama might flying to South Africa for a match if the US team reach second or third rounds.
Police in Iran are reported to arrest 80 young men and women for attending an illegal concert. The * chief prosecuted was quoted in the Iranian media as saying the revolute*hade been indulging in what he termed lustful pleasure seeking activities.
And that’s the latest BBC News.

meganMQ

Homework
BBC news with David Austine
The leaders of two british main parties the conservatives and liberal democrats are discussing whether they conform *government following Thursday's inclusive general election. The conservative leader David *whose party won most seats but felt short majority has approched the  liberal democrat leader Nick Click.

David * said he wanted to make a big open and comprehensive offer to the liberal democrats. Direct discussions between him and *offer begun with the phone call this afternoon described it's very constructive and in wish there was no real discussion of detail. Mr camera who has offer committee of inqurial electral reform *want to changing the way elections are run before making any sort of agreement. And if the current negotiations fail, liberal democrats could yet end up talking to labour.

With all the results from the seats contested on Thursday now in , the conservatives have 106 with labour taking 258. The liberal democrats ended on 57. The main European stop markets have closed * after a week in which share presses were hit by various the Greek economy *by some European governments. In the united states, the main stock markets indexes also closed lower . * reports.

Friday afternoon saw dramatic falls in share prices throughout europe.one point it seemed that shares were almost in a state of freefall but most of the major stock exchanges recovered some more before the close of trading.naturally the answer came to the UK election results was affective in London but elsewhere traders are much more worried the way in which banks have been lending money to European goverments. Just between the banks and the risk and that is led to fears that the system may seize up as it did in 2008.

Leaders of the 16 countries that uesd European single currency the Euro have been meeting in Brussels. To discuss how to prevent the great financial crisis spreading. The value of the euro has fallen on fears countries such as Spain and Portugal could suffer similar problems.this report from Jonny Diomend.

This emergency summit of Eurozone leaders should be a formality or weak cabinates and parliaments across the 16 countries that use the Euro have been passing legislation necessary to extend a 145 million dollar loan to Greece.now presidents and prime ministers have come to Brussels to sign off the deal. There will be no formal conclusions to the gathering that would  mean a coming full meetinng of European Union leaders. But the statements that emerges at the end of the summit will be watched for any details as to how the Eurozone intends to change its economic goverance following the most tumotuous month in the Euro's history.

This is the news form the BBC.

Engineers have been lowering a giant container to the sea bed of the Gulf of Mexico in an attempt to capture oil gushing from a blown-out wheel.the company that operates besides BP hopes the device will be operatioal by monday have trapped about 85% of the leaking out.Rajesh Mirchandani has more
The delicate process has begun to lower the 100 ton container and secure directly on top of the leaking well more than15,000 meters down. It has never been tried at such depth and there is no guarantee the work. A surface leak covering thousands of square kilometers has form since last month when the deep water horizon rig exploded killing 11 workers. Oil has now come ashore on the few remote islands some birds covered it have been found.
The court in Russia has imposed a 5-year jail sentence on a man accused of high jacking a Russian crude cargo ship which went missing for several weeks and mysterious circumstances last year. The Moscow Court convicted Andrea Luniav an stonian resident of piracy. He was one of the 8 people accused of ceasing the vessel the Arctic sea in July has it sail near Sweden. Moscow has to deny delegations that the ship was in fact carrying weapons to Iran and the official story of piracy was a cover to avoid diplomatic embarrassment.
The South African police commission Becky Taily has said he is praying for the United States for port in to be knocked out the World Cup quickly, said that the police have to face security challenge of the visit by president Obama. Mr. Taily told parliamentary committee on Friday he had been told that president Obama might fly into South Africa for a match if the US team wish second or third rounds.
Police in Iran reported to have arrested 80 young men and women for attending an illegal concert. Thairong chief prosecuted was quoted in Iranian media as saying that revirders have been indulging what he termed the last for pleasure seeking activities
That is the latest BBC news

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BBC News with David Austin.
The leaders of two Britain's main Parties,the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats,are discussing whether they can form a coalition government following Thursday's inconclusive general election.The Conservatives leader Daivid Cameron whose party won most seats but fell short of a majority has approached the Liberal Democrats leader Nick Clegg.Here is Ross Hockens.
David Cameron said he wanted to make a big,open and conprehensive offer to the Liberal Democrats.Direct discussions between him and Nick Clegg about the offer began with a phone call this afternoon,decribed the very constructive but in which there is no real discussion of detail.Mr Cameron who is offering a commity of inquiry on an  intellectual reform.Many of the Dems want to form a commitment to changing the way the elections are ran,but form any sort of agreement.And if the current negotiations fail,the Liberal Democrats could yet end up talking to Labor.
With all the results from the seats contested on Thursday now in,the Conservatives have won 306,with Labor taking 258.The Liberal Democrats ended on 57.
The ** European Stock Market have closed sharply lower after a week in which share prices were hit by worries of Greek economy and the amount of debts owned by some European governments.In the United States,the main stock marketing indexes also closed lower.Duncan Buteral reports.
Friday afternoon,** market falls in share prices throughout Europe.At one point,it seems that shares were almost in the state of free fall,but most of the main stock exchanges recovered some more before the close of trading.Naturally,uncertainty of the UK election result was a factor in London,but elsewhere trade are as much more worried about the one which banks have been lending money to European governments.Just between the banks it's a risk and that lets to fears that the system may cease up as it did in 2008.
Leaders of the 16 countries that use the European single currency,the Euro,have been meeting in Brussels,to discuss how to prevent the Greek financial crisis spreading.The value of the Euro has fallen on fears that the countries such as Spain and Portugal could suffer similar problems.This report from Jonny Demond.
This emergency summit of Euro's leaders should be a formality or week cabinets and parliaments across the 16 countries that use the Euro have been passing legislation necessary to extend the 145-billion-dollar loan to Greece.Now presidents and prime ministers have come to Brussels to sign off the deal.There will be no formal conclusions to the gathering that would cover a full meeting of European Union leaders.But the statement that emerges at the end of the summit will be watched for any detail that is how the euro zone intends to change its economic governance following the most tumultuous month in the euro history.Jonny Demond reporting.
This is the world news from the BBC.
Engineers have been lowing a giant container to the sea ** in the Gulf of Maxico in an attempt to capture oil gushing from a blow out well.The company that operates the site,BP,hopes that the advice will be operational by Monday and will trap about 85 percent of the oil leaking out.*** has more.
The delicate process has began to lower the one hundred ton container and securer directly on top of the leaking well more than 1,500 meters down.It's never been tried in such a depth and there is no guarantee will work.A surface lick covering thousands of square kilometers has formed since last month when the deep water horizon rig exploded killing 11 workers.Oil has now come ashore on the few remote islands.Some birds covered it have been found.
A court in Russia has imposed to a five-year-jail sentence on a man accused of hijacking a Russian cruit cargo ship which one is missing for several weeks in mysterious circumstances last year.The Moscow court convicted Andrei Lunev,an Estonian resident of piracy.He was one of the eight people accused of seizing the vessel the Arctic Sea in July as it sailed near Sweden.Moscow has denied delegations that the ship was in fact carrying weapons to Iran and the official story of piracy was a cover to avoid diplomatic embarrassment.
The South African police commission Becky Taily has said he is praying for the United States football team to be knocked out the World Cup quickly,said that the police will face a securty challenge of the visit by the President Obama.Mr Taily told parliamentary committee on Friday he had been told that President Obama might fly into the South Africa for a match if the US team reach second or third rounds.
Police in Iran reported to have arrested eighty young men and women for attending an illegal concert.The Thairong Chief prosecuted was quoted in the Irani media as saying that revirders have been indulging in what he termed the last for pleasure seeking activities.
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BBC News with David Austin
The leaders of Britain’s two main parties the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats are discussing whether they can form a coalition government, following the Thursday’s  inconclusive general election. The Conservative leader David Cameron whose party won most seats but fell short of the majority has approached  Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg. Here is Rose Hokins
David Cameron said he wanted to make a big, open and comprehensive offer to the Liberal Democrats. Direct discussions between him and Clegg bell that offer to gain with phone call this afternoon. Described as very constructive but in which there was no real discussion of detail. Mr. Cameron who has offered a committee inquiry on a electoral reform maybe David want to further commitment to changing the way elections are ran before making any source of agreement and if the current negotiations fail, the Liberal Democrats could yet end up talking to Labor. With all the results from the seats contested on Thursday now in, the Conservatives have won 306 with Labor taking 258, the Liberal Democrats ended on 57. The main European stock markets have close shopiylower after a week in which share prices were hitted by worries of the Greek economy and in other of debt owe by some European governments. In the United States the main stock market indexes also closed lower. Dunken Partrick reports.
Friday afternoon saw dramatic falls in share prices throughout Europe but one pointed secene the shares were almost in the state of free fall. The most of the major stock exchanges recovered some more before the close of trading. Naturally the uncertainty of the UK election result was a factor in London but else where traders are  much more worried about the way which banks have been lending money to European governments. Trust  between the banks is at risk and that let the fears that the system may cease up as it did  in 2008.
Leaders of the 26 countries that used European single currency that Euro have been meeting in Brussels to discuss how to prevent Greek financial crisis spreading. The value of Euro has fallen on fears that countries such as Spain and Portugal could suffer similar problems. This report from Johnny Diamond.
With emergency some of Euro’s and leaders should be formality or week cabinets and parliaments across the 16 countries that use the Euro have been passing legislation necessary to extend 145 billion dollar loan to Greece. Now president and prime ministers have come to Brussels to sign of the deal. There will be no formal conclusions to the gathering that would any come up full meeting off European Union leaders. But the statement that emerges at the end of the summit will be watched for any detail as to how the Euros own intends to change its economic governance following the most tumultuous moments in the Euros history. Johnny Diamond reporting.
This is the world news from the BCC.
Engineers have been lowering a giant container to deseed burden in the Gulf of Mexico in an attempt to capture oil gushing from a ballon out well. The company that operates the sites BP hopes the device will be operational by Monday. Help trap about 85% of the oil leaking out. Rugers Merching Dally has more.
The delicate process has begun to lower the 100 ton container and secure directly on top of the leaking well more than15,000 meters down. It has never been tried at such depth and there is no guarantee the work. A surface leak covering thousands of square kilometers has form since last month when the deep water horizon rig exploded killing 11 workers. Oil has now come ashore on the few remote islands some birds covered it have been found.
The court in Russia has imposed a 5-year jail sentence on a man accused of high jacking a Russian crude cargo ship which went missing for several weeks in mysterious circumstances last year. The Moscow Court convicted Andrea Luniav an stonian resident of piracy. He was one of the 8 people accused of ceasing the vessel the Arctic sea in July has it sail near Sweden. Moscow has denied delegations that the ship was in fact carrying weapons to Iran and the official story of piracy was a cover to avoid diplomatic embarrassment.
The South African police commission Becky Taily has said he is praying for the United States for port in to be knocked out the World Cup quickly, said that the police have to face security challenge of the visit by president Obama. Mr. Taily told parliamentary committee on Friday he had been told that president Obama might fly into South Africa for a match if the US team wish second or third rounds. Police in Iran reported to have arrested 80 young men and women for attending an illegal concert.     chief prosecuted was quoted in Iranian media as saying that revirders have been indulging what he termed the last for pleasure seeking activities
That is the latest BBC news.

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BBC News with David Osten.
The leaders of the two of Britain main parties- the
Conservatives and Liberal Democrats-are discussing whether
they can form a coalition government following Thursday's
inconclusive general election. The Conservative leader David
Cameron, whose party won most seats but fell short of
majority has approached the Liberal Democrat leader Nick
Clegg. Here's Ross Hokens*.
David Cameron said he wanted to make a big open and
comprehensive offer to the Liberal Democrats. Direct
discussions between him and Nick Clegg about that offer began
with a phone call this afternoon, Described as very
constructive but in which there is no real discussion of
detail. Mr Cameron who's offered a committee of inquiry on
electral reform, many of the Demos want to firman commitment
to changing the way of elections * run before making any sort
of agreement. And if the current negotiations fail, the
Liberal Democrats could yet end up talking to Labor.
With all the results from the seats contested on Thursday now
in?, the Conservatives have won 306 with the Labor taking
258. The Liberal Democrats ended on 57.
The main European stock markets has closed sharply lower
after a week in which share prices were hit by worries of the
Greek economy and the matter of the debt owned by some
European governments. In the United States the main stock
market indexes also closed lower. Dunken Butterle? reports.
Friday afternoon saw dramatic falls in share prices
throughout Europe. At one point it seemed the shares were
almost in the state of free fall. But most of the major stock
exchanges recovered some of? before the close of trading.
Naturally the uncertainty of the UK election result was
affective in London, but elsewhere traders are much more
worried about the way in which banks have been lending money
to European governments. Just between the banks there is a
risk and that is it fears that the system may cease up as it
did in 2008.
Leaders of the 16 countries that used the Eurpean single
currency the Euro have been meeting in Brussels to discuss
how to prevent the Greek Financial crises spreading. The
value of Euro has fallen on fears that countries such as
Spain and Portugal could suffer severe problems. This report
from Jonny Diamond.
This emergency summit of Euro's own leaders should be
formalited...week cabinets and parliments across the 16 countries that use the Euro has been passing legislation necessary to extend a 145-billion-dollar loan to Greece. Now Presidents
and Prime Ministers have come to Brussels to sigh off the
deal. There will be no formal conclusions to the gambling,
not would any coming * full meeting of European Union leaders. But the statement that emerges at the end of the summit will be watched for any detail as to how the Euros-owner intends to change its economic governance following the most tumultuous month in the Euro's history. Jonny Diamond reporting.
This is the World News from the BBC.
Engineers have been lowering a giant container to the seabed
in the Gulf of Mexico in an attempt to capture oil gushing
from a blown-out well. The company that operates the site BP
hopes the device will be operational by Monday, ?have trapped
about 85 percent of the oil leaking out. Rudgers * has more.
The delicate process has begun to lower the 100-ton container
and secured directly on top of the leaking well more than
1,500 meters down. It's never been tried at such depth and
there's no guarantee it'll work. A surface slick covering
thousands of square kilometers has formed since last month
when the Deepwater Horizen Rig exploded, killing 11 workers.
Oil has now come ashore on the few remote islands. Some birds
coverd in it have been found.
A court in Russia has imposed a 5-year jail sentence on a man
accused of hijacking a Russian crude cargoship, which went
missing for several weeks in mysterious circumstances last
year. The Moscow Court convicted An Luniof, an Estonian resident of piracy. He is one of the eight people accused of seizing the vessel on the Arctic Sea in July has * sailed near Sweden.
Moscow has denied allegations that the ship was in fact carrying
weapons to Iran. And the *fficial story of piracy was a cover to avoid diplomatic embarrassment.
The South African police Commissioner Becky Tailie has said
he's praying for the United States football team to be
knocked out of the World Cup quickly, so the police won't
have to face the security challenge of the visit by President
Obama. Mr Tailie told the parlimentary committee on Friday
he'd been told that President Obama might fly into South
Africa for a match if the US team wage second or third
rounds. Police in Iran are reported to have arrested 80 young
men and women for attending an illegal concert. That Iran
Chief procecuted the Iranian media as saying the * has been
indulging in what he termed lustful, pleasure-seeking
activities.
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BBC news with David Austin.

The leaders of two of Britain's main parties, the conservatives and liberal democrats had discussed whether they can form a Coalition government following Thursday’s inconclusive general election. The conservative leader David Cameron whose party won most seats but fell short of a majority has approached the liberal democratic leader Nick Clegg. Here is Ross Hawkins.

David Cameron said he wanted to make a big open and comprehensive offer to the liberal democrats. Direct discussions between him and Clegg about that offer began with a phone call this afternoon, described as very constructive but in which there was no real discussions of detail. Mr. Cameron who's offered a committee of inquiry on the electoral reform, many of the democrats want to form a commitment to changing the way elections are run before making any sort of agreement. And if the current negotiations fail, liberal democrats could yet end up talking to labor.

with all the results from the seats contested on Thursday now in, conservatives now have won 306 with labor taking 258, the liberal democrats ended on 57.

The main European Stock markets have closed sharply lower after a week in which share prices were hit by worries over the Greek economy and the amount of debt owned by some of the European governments. In the United States the main stock markets indexes also closed lower. Duncan Bartlett reports.

Friday afternoon saw dramatic falls in share prices throughout Europe. At one point it seemed that shares were almost in a state of freefall but most of the major stock exchanges recovered some more before the close of trading. Naturally the answer came to the UK election results was affective in London but elsewhere traders are much more worried about the way banks have been lending money to European governments. Just between the banks and the risk and that is led to fears that the system may seize up as it did in 2008.

Leaders of the 16 countries that used European single currency the Euro have been meeting in Brussels to discuss how to prevent the Greek financial crisis spreading .The value of Euro has fallen on fears that countries such as Spain and Portugal could suffer similar problems. This report from Jonny Diamond.

This emergency summit of Euro zone leaders should be a formality or weak cabinets and parliaments across the 16 countries that use the Euro have been passing legislation necessary to extend a 145 billion dollars loan to Greece. Now presidents and Prime Ministers have come to Brussels to sign off the deal. There will be no formal conclusions to the gathering that would  come a full meeting of European Union leaders, but the statement that emerges at the end of the summit will be watched, for any details as to how the Euro zone intends to change its economic governance following the most tumultuous month in the Euro's history.

Jonny Diamond reporting. This is the world news from the BBC.

Engineers have been lowering a giant container to the sea bed of the Gulf of Mexico in an attempt to capture oil gushing from a blown-out wheel. The company that operates  BP hopes the device will be operational by Monday have trapped about 85% of the oil leaking out. Rajesh  has more.

The delicate process has begun to lower the 100 ton container and secure it directly on top of the leaking wheel more than 1500 meters down. It's never been tried at such depth and there is no guarantee of the work as surface sleek covering thousands kilometers has formed since last month when the deep water horizon rig exploded killing 11 workers. Oil has now come ashore on a few remote islands. Some birds covered in it have been found.

The court in Russia has imposed a 5-year jail sentence on a man accused of high jacking a Russian crude cargo ship which went missing for several weeks in mysterious circumstances last year. The Moscow court convicted   a Houstonian resident of piracy. He was one of 8 people accused of seizing the vessel the Arctic sea in July has sailed near Sweden. Moscow has denied allegations that the ship was in fact carrying weapons to Iran and the official story of piracy was a cover to avoid diplomatic embarrassment.

The South African police commission of Becky Talley has said he is praying for the United States football team to be knocked out of the World Cup quickly, so the police don't have to face the security challenge of a visit by president Obama. Mr. Talley told the parliamentary committee on Friday he'd been told that president Obama might fly into Southern Africa for a match if the US team reached second or third rounds.

Police in Iran reported to have arrested 80 young men and women for attending an illegal concert. The Tiran chief prosecutor was quoted in the Iranian media and saying the evidence has been indulging in what he termed lustful pleasure seeking activities.

And that's the latest, BBC news.

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BBC News with David Austin.

The leaders of two Britain’s main parties, the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats, are discussing whether they can form a coalition government following Thursday’s inconclusive general election. The Conservatives' leader David Cameron whose party won most seats but fall short of majority has approached to liberal democrats’ leader Nick Clegg. here is Ross Hawkins.

David Cameron said he wanted to make a big open and comprehensive offer to liberal democrats. Direct discussions between him and Nick Clegg about the offer began with the phone call this afternoon described as very constructive but in which there was no real discussion of detail. Mr. Cameron has offered a committee of acquiring election reform many of them damn to want to full commitment to changing the way the elections are run before making any sorts of agreement. And if the current negotiations fail, Liberal democrats could yet end up talking to labor.

With all the results from the seats contested on Thursday now in, the Conservatives have won 306 with labor taking 258, the liberal democrats ended on 57.

The main European stock markets have closed sharply lower after a week in which share prices were hit by the worries of the Greek economy and the amount of debt owed by some European governments. In the United States, the main stock market index also closed lower, Duncan Bartlett reports.

Friday afternoon saw dramatic fall in share prices throughout Europe. At one point, it seems shares were almost in the state of free fall but most of the major stock exchanges recover some before the close of trading. Naturally, the uncertainty of the UK election result was a factor in London but elsewhere, traders are much more worried about the way the banks be lending money to European governments. Trust between the banks is in risk and that is the fears that the system may s as it did in 2008.

Leaders of the 16 countries that use the European single currency the euro have been meeting in Brussels to discuss how to prevent the Greek financial crisis spreading.  The value of euro has fallen on fears that countries such as Spain and Portugal could suffer similar problems. This report from Jonny Dymond.

This emergent summit of euro zone leaders should be a formality, a week cabinets and parliaments across the 16 countries that use the euro have been passing the legislation necessary to extend 145 billion dollar loan to Greece. Now presidents and prime ministers come to Brussels to sign off the deal. There will be no formal conclusions to the gathering that would full meeting of European Union leaders.  But the statement that emerged in the end of the summit will be watched for any details on how the euro zone intends to change its economical governance following the most tumultuous  months in the euro history. Jonny Dymond reporting.

This is the World News from the BBC.

Engineers have been lowering a giant container to the seabed in the gulf of Mexico in an attempt to capture oil gushing from a blown up well. The company that operates the site, BP, hopes the device will be operational by Monday, able to trap about 25% of the oil leaking out. Rajesh Mirchandani has more.

The delicate process has begun to lower a 100  ton container and secure directly on top of the leaking well more than 50,00 meters down. it's never been tried at such depth and there's no guarantee it will work. A surface slick covering thousands square kilometers was formed since last month when the deep water horizon rig exploded killing 11 workers. Oil has now come ashore on a few remote islands. some birds covered in it have been found.

A court in Russia has imposed a five-year jail sentence on a man accused of hijacking a Russian crude cargo ship which went missing for several weeks in mysterious circumstances last year. the Moscow court convicted Andrei Lunev, an Estonian resident, of piracy. he was one of eight people accused of seizing the vessel, the arctic sea in July as it sailed near Sweden. Moscow has denied the allegations that the ship was in fact carrying weapons to Iran. And the official story of piracy was a cover to avoid diplomatic embarrassment.

The south African police commissioner Bheki Cele has said he's praying for the United States' football team to be knocked out of the world cup quickly so the police wouldn't have to face the security challenge of a visit by President Obama. Mr. Cele told the parliamentary committee on Friday he's been told the President Obama might fly to south Africa for a match if the US team reach the second or third rounds.

Police in Iran have reportedly arrested 80 young men and women for attending an illegal concert. the Tehran’s chief prosecutor was quoted in Iranian media saying the revelers  have been indulging in what he termed “lustful pleasure-seeking activities”.
And that's the latest BBC News.

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BBC News with David Austin
The leaders of two of Britain’s main parties the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats are discussing whether they can form a coalition government, following Thursday's inconclusive general election. The Conservative leader David Cameron whose party won most seats but fell short of the majority has approached to Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg. Here is Rose Hokins
David Cameron said he wanted to make a big, open and comprehensive offer to the Liberal Democrats. Direct discussions between him and Clegg about that offer began with a phone call this afternoon. Described as very constructive but in which there was no real discussion of detail. Mr. Cameron who has offered a committee of inquiry on a electoral reform many the Demos want to firm a commitment to changing the way elections are ran before making any source of agreement and if the current negotiations fail, the Liberal Democrats could yet end up talking to Labor.
With all the results from the seats contested on Thursday now in, the Conservatives have won 306 with Labor taking 258, the Liberal Democrats ended on 57.
The main European stock markets have closed sharply lower after a week in which share prices were hit(ted) by worries of the Greek economy and in an amount of debt owed by some European governments. In the United States the main stock market indexes also closed lower. Dunken Partrick reports.
Friday afternoon saw dramatic falls in share prices throughout Europe but one point has seen the shares were almost in the state of free fall. But most of the major stock exchanges recovered some more before the close of trading. Naturally the uncertainty of the UK election result was a factor in London but else where traders are much more worried about that when which banks of being lending money to European governments. Just between the bank has its risk and that let the fears that the system may cease up as a dead in 2008.
Leaders of the 16 countries that used European single currency the Euro have been meeting in Brussels to discuss how to prevent the Greek financial crisis spreading. The value of Euro has fallen on fears that countries such as Spain and Portugal could suffer similar problems. This report from Johnny Diamond.
This emergency summit of Eurozone's leaders should be a formality or week cabinets and parliaments across the 16 countries that use the Euro have been passing legislation necessary to extend 145 billion dollar loan to Greece. Now president and prime ministers have come to Brussels to sign off the deal. There will be no formal conclusions to the gathering that would any come up full meeting of European Union leaders. But the statement that emerges at the end of the summit will be watched for any detail as to how the Eurozone intends to change its economic governance following the most tumultuous moments in the Euro's history. Johnny Diamond reporting.
This is the world news from the BCC.
Engineers have been lowering a giant container to the seabed in the Gulf of Mexico in an attempt to capture oil gushing from a blown-out well. The company that operates the sites BP hopes that the device will be operational by Monday have trapped about 85% of the oil leaking out. Rugers Merching Dally has more.
The delicate process has begun to lower the 100 ton container and secure directly on top of the leaking well more than15,000 meters down. It has never been tried at such depth and there is no guarantee the work. A surface leak covering thousands of square kilometers has form since last month when the deep water horizon rig exploded killing 11 workers. Oil has now come ashore on the few remote islands some birds covered it have been found.
A court in Russia has imposed a 5-year jail sentence on a man accused of hijacking a Russian crude cargo ship which went missing for several weeks and mysterious circumstances last year. The Moscow Court convicted Andrea Luniav an Estonian resident of piracy. He was one of the 8 people accused of ceasing the vessel the Arctic sea in July has it sail near Sweden. Moscow has to deny delegations that the ship was in fact carrying weapons to Iran and the official story of piracy was a cover to avoid diplomatic embarrassment.
The South African police commission Becky Taily has said he is praying for the United States for port in to be knocked out the World Cup quickly, said that the police have to face security challenge of the visit by president Obama. Mr. Taily told parliamentary committee on Friday he had been told that president Obama might fly into South Africa for a match if the US team wish second or third rounds.
Police in Iran reported to have arrested 80 young men and women for attending an illegal concert. Thairong chief prosecuted was quoted in Iranian media as saying that revirders have been indulging in what he termed the last for pleasure seeking activities
That is the latest BBC news.

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The leaders of two of Britain's main parties the conservatives and labor democratic are descussing whether they can form a coellasion government following Thurthday's inclusive general election.The conservative leader:David Cameron,whose party has won the most seats but fell short of the majority,has approched to the democract leader.David Cameron said he wants a big,open and comprehensive government together with democracts.Direct discussion between the two leaders began with the phone-call this afernoon.They describe it was very constructive but nowhere with discussion of details.Mr Cameron offered a commitee enquiry electual reform while * wanted firmer conmitement to change the way of election's run before any agreement was made.And if the current negotiation could fair,the laboral democracts could yet and up talking to the labor.With all the results seats contested on Thurthday now in,the conservatives have won 306 with labour takeing 258,the Democract ended on 57.
The name Europe stock markets has closed sharp lower after a week in which share prices were hit by worries over the Greek economy and United debt earn by some European governments.In United States,the main stock marketing index also closed lower.Friday afternoon saw dramatic falls in share prices throughout the Europe.One point it seems to be in a state of freefall,but most of stock's changing recovers summon before the close of trading.Natually,the uncertainty over the UK election result was a factor in Lendon,where trading as much more worries about which banks having been lending money to European governments.Between the banks and the risk,that has led fears that assist the ? as it did in 2008.The leaders of the 16 countries have been using the European single currency  the Euro have met in Brassel to discuss how to prevent the Greek's finacial crises spreading.The value of Euro has falling for the fears that the countries such as Spain and Protugal could suffer the same problems.
The summit of Euro-zone leaders should fomulate a parliment to pass the lagislation to extend loan to Greece.Now presidents and priministers come from Brussel are to sign off the deal.No fomal conclusions gathering,they was any comments in the full meeting of union leaders,and the statement that emerges in the end on the summit should be watched for any details about how the Euro-zone to change its finacial governence following the ? month.

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