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The man known by his people as the Dear Leader - Kim Jong-il of North

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Korea - is dead. The reclusive and brutal ruler is said to have had a

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heart attack on a train. As his people weep openly in the streets,

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the international community reacts cautiously. We hope that they

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needed at -- new leadership will recognise that engagement with the

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international community represents the best prospect of improving the

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lives of the people. We'll be assessing what the future

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may now hold for the world's most secretive state.

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Also tonight: Signs of a breakthrough in the

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bitter public sector pensions dispute.

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Guilty of attempted murder - the man who buried his girlfriend alive

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in a cardboard box. A policewoman describes the woman's trauma.

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still have nightmares that Marcin Kasprzak will come back to find me

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and kill me. Mayer only hope is that he can accept that what he did

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to me was very wrong. -- my only hope.

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Redrawing the rules for Britain's banks, with reforms designed to

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prevent another financial crash. The image that's heightened tension

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in Egypt as the government accuses protestors of trying to bring down

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Coming up in the sports news, the later on the future of Carlos Tevez.

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AC Milan officials are flying into Manchester to try to finalise a

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Good evening. The reclusive leader of the world's most secretive state,

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Kim Jong-il of North Korea, has died. He's reported to have

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suffered a heart attack on a train. He led his country into

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international isolation, economic collapse and a famine that left

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millions dead. But news of his death was greeted with a national

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outpouring of grief by a people either brainwashed or fearful of

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the rigidly controlled communist state. North Korea's neighbours are

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on high alert tonight amid fears of instability in the region,

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heightened by reports that North Korea tested a short-range missile

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today. Our world affairs editor, John Simpson, reports.

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This is the weird, reclusive figure who ran the world's most secretive

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country, and did it as though it was his own private property.

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Looking on was his son, Kim Jong-un, who is around 28. No one knows for

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The old leader died on Saturday, but state television only announced

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it today. The news unleashed a storm of emotion, genuine or

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otherwise. In North Korea, you have to mourn that the leader as noisily

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as possible, especially if the cameras are new. -- are on you. But

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if you are a member of the political elite, you may well be

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really sorry he is gone. No one knows what will happen to the

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nation now. As a result, Kim Jong- il leaves behind a country which is

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appallingly poor. This girl was filmed secretly while she was

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collecting grass to eat. There was nothing else. In an orphanage in

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the southern part of the country, children are being treated for

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malnutrition. In the 1990s, 3 And this is where the money which

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might have been spent on better living conditions actually goes. On

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the world's 5th largest army, 1 million strong. With extraordinary

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recklessness, the North Koreans have shelled south Korean territory.

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Last year, they risked outright war by sinking a South Korean naval

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ship. And even more worryingly, North Korea has now developed long-

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range missiles, capable of carrying nuclear warheads. So, will the

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death of Kim Jong-il changed all this? We hope that it will be a

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turning point for North Korea. We hope that their new leadership will

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recognise that engagement with the National -- international community

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recognises the best prospect of improving the lives for North

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Korean people. For 17 years, Kim Jong-il was the leader of the last

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and most extreme of the world's dictatorships. He was distinctly

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odd, sometimes gentle, sometimes capable of frightening rages. He

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seems to have been born in Russia and he was always destined to

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succeed his father, Kim Il-sung. But when the Soviet Union collapsed,

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Russia no longer propped up North Korea financially. The country's

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income halved, but Kim Jong-il's lifestyle was unchanged. He became

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the caricature of a dictator, someone with an iron rule, roofless,

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responsible for the deaths of thousands, but with these personal

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idiosyncrasies. A love for expensive cognac, beautiful women,

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Hollywood movies, bouffant hairdos, big, over sized sunglasses. For now,

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a pampered, wholly inexperienced 28-year-old controls the future of

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North Korea. The fear is that Kim Jong-un's spectacular promotion

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could end up in a nasty power struggle with the older military

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elite, and this in a nuclear state which seems seriously out of

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control. And John Simpson joins me now. What

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are the implications of Kim Jong- il's death for stability or

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otherwise in the region? It is dangerous. If you get

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different factions, military factions are inclined to say, I am

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strongest, I can take on North Korea, and so on. It may be

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controllable. China is the important power, it is the only

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friend that North Korea has. China's interests are not at all

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that North Korea should go crazy and start attacking South Korea or

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anywhere else. Although the Chinese have a lot of problems controlling

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North Korea, making it do exactly what they want, I think they will

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pull out all the stops if they think there is going to be some

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kind of nuclear exchange. I don't think that is conceivable for their

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policy at all. They have to stop There are the first signs of a

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breakthrough tonight in the bitter public sector pensions dispute.

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Unions representing local government workers, health service

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staff and some teachers appear to be edging towards an agreement. But

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the two largest teaching unions haven't signed up to the

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Government's proposals and the civil service union, the PCS, has

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rejected the latest offer. Our political editor, Nick Robinson,

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What a difference a few weeks make. Public sector unions did strike

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together to defend their pensions. But outside the TUC tonight,

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protesters sent to they are now divided over whether to do a deal

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with the government -- sense that they are. We will not compromise at

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all. He might not want compromise, they might not, but many union

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negotiators believe they won't get a better deal from leaders than the

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one on offer. We have seen a new Abbas fear in negotiations and I

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think the government have come into those talks in a much more

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purposeful way. We have moved forward in some schemes.

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Negotiators across the public sector are sending a message to

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their unions. We have got as far as we can, you must choose if there is

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a deal or no deal. The outline of a deal was signed by all the major

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unions in the National Health Service today, so too, the unions

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representing local government workers. Some teaching unions have

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reached agreement but the two biggest say they are not signed up,

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but will still negotiate. In the Civil Service, two unions have

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agreed, but no deal, says the PCS, the union which represents a

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quarter of a million civil servants. Their general secretary insists

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nothing has changed. He is hinting at further industrial action.

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are very clear that our members went on strike because the

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government was forcing them to work longer, pay more and get less. None

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of that has changed whatsoever. The fact that the government wants to

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force these pension cuts on our members is unacceptable to us.

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government are anxious not to be seen to be declaring victory,

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tonight or when ministers brief MPs tomorrow. They know that even those

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unions to have signed up have yet to convince their executives and

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their membership. -- unions who have signed up. It's they can

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scarcely silk -- conceal their delight that they have managed to

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separate those unions he would never do a deal, from those who

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would be prepared to strike a bargain -- unions who would never

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do a deal. Dave Prentis was uncharacteristically silent tonight

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when he left the TUC. He and others must convince them members they

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have secured important concessions. Even if public sector pensions are

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said to be nothing like they were in sunnier times. -- said to be

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A man who buried his fiancee alive in a cardboard box has been found

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guilty of attempted murder. Marcheen Kasparshak attacked

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Mikeleena Levandoska with a taser and then left her in a shallow

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grave in a wood near Huddersfield. She used her engagement ring to

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help free herself. Ed Thomas was in court for the verdict, and his

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report contains some flash photography.

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Michelina Lewandowska said their relationship was one of love and

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trust. But that was before she was tasered and buried alive by the

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father of her 3-year-old son. Marcin Kasprzak had become bored

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with her, and wanted to start again, so he decided to place her in this

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cardboard box, wrap it up in tape, and leave her for dead. Today, the

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detective read out her reaction, after he was found guilty of

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attempted murder. The thought of my son gave me the strength to fight

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my way out of the box and save myself. For many years, I laughed -

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- I love to Marcin Kasprzak very much but my feelings have turned to

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hatred. I still have nightmares that Marcin Kasprzak will come back

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to find me and kill me. That nightmare began at the family home.

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Marcin Kasprzak fired two shots disease done his fiancee. His

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friend, boss -- two shots to stun his fiancee. His friend, Patryk

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Borys was also there, and they put them in the box. Both men dug a

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hole in the ground, covered a cardboard box in soil and placed

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the branch on top. This police photograph shows the exact spot

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where she was buried. The jury was told she could hear what was

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happening but was too scared to shout out. But once she was alone,

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the court heard how she used her engagement ring to scratch away at

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the tape around her legs. She then found a small hole, and with soil

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falling on to her face, she managed to tear the books apart. She said,

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trying to escape was exhausting -- the box apart. This is what saved

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her life, the engagement ring she used to cut her way out of the box.

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Marcin Kasprzak has shown himself to be an unpleasant, intimidating -

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- intimidator of a vulnerable woman and I'm pleased he is behind bars,

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where he belongs. Marcin Kasprzak will be sentenced next month. His

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former fiancee says she hopes one day he will accept that what he did

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was wrong. Shares in HMV fell by 25% today

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after the entertainment retailer announced half year pre-tax losses

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of �46 million. Competition from downloads, on-line retailers and

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supermarkets have squeezed its sales of DVDs and CDs. The company

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says it may have to sell off its live music division.

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The car manufacturer, Honda, is to create 500 new jobs at its Swindon

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factory. Recruitment begins in January. Workers at the plant have

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just returned to full-time production. Output was disrupted in

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September after flooding in Thailand caused a shortage of parts

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required to build the cars. The Chancellor, George Osborne, has

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announced sweeping reforms to the banking system aimed at preventing

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a repeat of the financial crash. Major banks would have to separate

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retail operations from riskier investments, a move which was

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recommended by the Vickers report. Meanwhile, Royal Bank of Scotland -

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which was rescued by the taxpayer during the credit crunch - is to

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cut back its investment activities and focus on its business with

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British companies and individuals. Here's our business editor, Robert

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It is the most ambitious redesign of our big banks in the city for 25

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years, and it is needed because of a sharp recession caused in large

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part by the 2008 banking crisis, and also because tax payers face

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losses of more than �40 billion on the bail-outs of Lloyds and Royal

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Bank of Scotland. We believe RBS's future is as a major UK bank with

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the majority of its business in the UK, and in personal, SME and

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corporate banking. Investment banking will continue to support

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RBS's corporate lending business, but RBS will make further

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significant reductions in the investment bank. George Osborne was

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announcing big cuts to RBS' global investment bank and also new laws

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intended to make all big banks safer. There are two big reforms.

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The parts of the big bank that look after the savings of individuals

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and small business, and provide them with overdrafts, will be

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protected by a ring fence, or firewall, to make it cheaper or

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easier to protect money and keep vital services going in a crisis. A

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separate initiative would cut the potential losses for taxpayers in

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any future bank rescues, because more of those losses would fall on

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investors and lenders. But the reforms will impose up to �8

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billion of new costs on banks' shareholders and customers, says

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the Treasury. And the impacts of those costs would reduce annual GDP

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by up to �1.8 billion. However, there are huge costs to the economy

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of banking crisis, and the Treasury estimates that if reforms succeed

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in replicating the impact of those crises, we will be �9.5 billion a

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It is vital, Mr Speaker, that the Government implements the important

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banking reforms without foot dragging, back sliding or watering

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them down. And as Labour urged the Chancellor

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to hurry up with the change, the Lib Dem, a part of coalition

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accused the Tories of being reluctant reformers.

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We have had to drag the Tories kicking and screaming but we now

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have a safer plan for Britain. But the banking industry are glum

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about it all. As we make changes that require in

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some respects, the banks to absorb costs that otherwise they could use

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to support lending, that is where you start to get an economic impact.

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It will take four years it re-draw the City and three years more to

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reinforce the banks against losses. Unfortunately, the crisis in the

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eurozone, to which our banks are exposed by their loans to other

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banks is happening right now. Coming up:

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After a year of austerity and anger, have the anticapitalist protests

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struck a chord with the public? Egypt's governing Military Council

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has turned on pro-democracy demonstrators accusing them of

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trying to bring down the state by provoking soldiers into

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confrontations. 12 people have died and hundreds have been wounded

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during four days of clashes with the security forces. A woman was

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shown being badly beaten by the military.

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We have interest report from Cairo, this report contains strong images

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of the crackdown on the protesters. That is the shot that enraged

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Egyptians, a fully veiled woman, being beaten and almost stripped by

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a group of soldiers, but the video is worse. First they beat her

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kicking her in the head and then pull off her hijab, exposing her

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bare flesh and then a vicious kick to the chest. It is hard to watch,

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even harder in this deeply con serve tiv Muslim country. As others

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try to rescue her, the soldiers advance, this one firing his gun

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directly into the crowd. Today, at the spot where the

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beating took place, I met one of of the woman's friends, Zeinab.

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TRANSLATION: We're here to demand justice, the army is supposed to

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protect us, not kill and beat us. There was another funeral in Tahrir

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Square, another young matter e cut down by a bullet on Sunday night.

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Back in the spring, many of these same people were hailing the

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Egyptian military as heroes for helping to bring down the Hosni

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Mubarak regime, but after the veils of the last few days, the mood has

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changed and these people now loathe the Egyptian military and accuse it

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of stealing the Egyptian revolution. Faced with the terrible pictures

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from the weekend, the military junta tried to justify its

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crackdown. The military being constantly restraining they say,

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against the provocations of the protesters. T that it is the

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military's job to protect public property from attack. Out on Tahrir

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Square, some fear that the military campaign is working and the

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population is turning against the protests.

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They don't want anymore protests. They know that people will support

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them. Especially those who, I don't want to say uneducated, but people

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who listen to the Egyptian media, people without exposure to the

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internet. People who are not young. They will believe them. This

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evening, the fighting has started again. The hops of January replaced

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by the bitterness of December. The United Nations has passed a

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resolution condemning continued grave and systematic human rights

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violations by the sir sir can government. Comes as they signed an

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Arab league deal to have observers monitor the situation.

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More than 900 people are known to have been killed in the Philippines

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where a tropical rain storm occurred over the weekend. The

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Foreign Office confirmed that a British man was amongst those

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killed. His family have been informed.

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The choral, George Osbourne, has told his European -- the Chancellor,

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George Osbourne, has said that Britain will not contribute to a

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�200 billion Euro plan designed to shore up their banks. This cannot

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have gone down well in Europe? not a surprise Fiona. At the same

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time Britain was joined by other EU Member States in its stance. So I

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don't think that this is a repeat of the arguments we saw over the

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treaty, this is not another repetition of 26 against one with

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Britain isolated. That said, Britain's stance here in Brussels

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this evening, plus that of the other EU Member States that joined

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in it its thinking, does mean that the European Union has not been

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able to raise some 200 billion Euros it wanted to raise in extra

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funding to give to the International Monetary Fund.

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Instead it has some three quarters of that. What was it to be used

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for? Well, the IMF is to use it in a rather circulatory way to help to

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bail out EU struggling eurozone nations.

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Clearly, the IMF is not going to get all of the money it was hoping

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it would be raised in Brussels. It is another illustration of the

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difficulties facing the eurozone. Another reminder as the head of the

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European Central Bank was saying today, that 2011 has been a bad

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year, but as he intimated 2012 could be even worse.

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Thank you. Donald Neilson, the convicted

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seriously killer known as the Black Panther has died in Norwich Prison

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at the age of 75. Donald Neilson committed three murders at

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robberies in Post Offices in the early 1970s and killed a student,

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Lesley Whittle, in 1975. The City of London has today

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started a High Court proceedings to remove tents pitched outside of the

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St Paul's cathedral. The Corporation of London says that it

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is the right to protect the rights and freedoms of others, not to

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protect the banks. That has prompted a wider debate by equality

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and consumerism. Around St Pauls in the City of

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London, are the streets where the commercial rub shoulders with the

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spiritual, but this Christmas, austerity, anxiety and anger have

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infiltrated the crowds. Below, thick walls of Portland

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Stone, flimsy shelters huddle, a scruffy challenge to the towers

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orthodox near the City, the biting wind has not dented the commitment

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of the protesters, but are Occupy London demands for equality and us

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stainability, more than a temporary irritant to be swept aside? People

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are dedicated. I have never seen anything like this in my life

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REPORTER: Dedicated but can you really change the world? Of course,

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people power, history will show, that people-led movements have

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caused history to change. We believe as it is global, that is

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what is happening with this movement.

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In the shadyof the great cathedral, the Bishop of London works on a

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ceremony with questions about values spilling in.

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For many people, the hope is that we will go back to what they see as

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business as normal and we will be able to forget about all of these

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things. I myself think that with the tectonic plates shifting, we

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have got to prepare for our place in a rather new world and that's

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why I think that this is a moment of opportunity and serious need for

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reset. The church has brokered contact

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between demonstrators and some of the City fathers. There have been

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promises made about financial regulation and ethics. The Lord

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Mayor of London wants the tents gone from corporation land but says

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he recognises that public anger at institutional corpulence and greed

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requires a response. Where there is success, there will

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always be to some extent the trappings of success, I think. You

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will find fewer champagne bars and fewer City workers in them than

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four years ago. REPORTER: Because they are aware of

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the public mood? Because they are aware of the public mood.

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Are we witnessing a new human illity settling on the City? Is

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capitalism as we know it under threat? But at the one new shopping

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centre, Christmas shoppers seem intent on pursuing a bargain, not a

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revolution. I don't think there is is a change.

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I think that people get on with things themselves.

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Keep calm and Barry -- carry on? Basically. As long as people have X

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Factor and cheap booze, I don't think there will be a change, not

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in this country. I hope that people are revalue waiting their lives,

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but I'm not sure that is happening. With warnings of cuts and austerity

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for years to come, perhaps there is no way back to business as usual.

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In the famous Mary Poppinss backs an old woman sells bird seeds on

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