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Tonight at Ten, migrants from other parts of Europe will face tougher

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rules on claiming benefits. In just 35 days' time controls on Romanians

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and Bulgarians will be lifted. David Cameron says he's right to take

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action. I have seen other European countries that do take a tougher

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approach than us, that have pushed the legal boundaries more than we

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have done and I think we should do that right here in Britain as well.

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And we'll be reporting from a town in Lincolnshire which has seen high

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immigration from Eastern Europe in recent years. We'll have details of

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the proposals, which the European Commission says could make Britain

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seem like a "nasty country". Also tonight: The chairman of RBS

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says there'll be a full investigation of claims that the

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bank forced companies out of business in order to seize their

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assets. After this family of four was

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stabbed to death, a man is convicted of murder, despite a series of

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police mistakes. In Brazil, a crane collapses killing

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two people as work on the World Cup venues runs into new problems.

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And United score first in their Champions' League tie tonight.

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Coming up in Sportsday, Sergio Aguero is on the scoresheet at the

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Etihad Stadium. Good evening. David Cameron has

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defended his plans to limit welfare benefits for migrants from other

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parts of Europe. The Prime Minister said he was listening to people's

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concerns about the impact of more immigration. From January the 1st,

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European restrictions on Romanians and Bulgarians looking for work in

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Britain will be lifted. Mr Cameron wants to restrict their right to

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benefits, and says that "freedom of movement" should not mean freedom to

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claim welfare payments. But the European Commission said the

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UK was in danger of being seen as the "nasty country". Mr Cameron

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spoke to our political editor Nick Robinson.

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There are just 35 days to go until any citizen of Romania or Bulgarian

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will be free to work in the UK. The date has been in the diary for

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years, but today the Prime Minister promised to tighten up the then if

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it rules, in time for January the 1st. To anyone, and this is not just

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Romanians and Bulgarians, to anyone in European Union countries,

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thinking of coming to Britain because they think it is easier to

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claim benefits, I think it is very important to send a clear message

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out that that is not the case. Frankly, some of this work has come

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about because I have seen other European countries which do take a

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tougher approach than us. Sending a signal means tweaking the rules for

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new arrivals here who want to claim out of work benefits. They will have

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to wait three months for claiming job-seeker's allowance. It will only

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be payable for six months. Those out of work will not be able to claim

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housing benefit at the same time. How many will be affected? How much

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will be saved? Downing Street say they do not know. Are you worried

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that tens of thousands of Romanians and Bulgarians will come? I am not

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going to make an estimate. I think the last government made a mistake

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by doing that. Our job is to put in the right controls and processes and

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see how this situation develops. The images of Rome are sleeping rough

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have fuelled already high public concern. The government is also

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promising new powers to remove beggars and a new minimum earnings

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threshold before anyone can claim income support. It is public concern

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about immigration which is forcing all the main parties to think again.

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The Prime Minister is even saying that he wants to change the basis of

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the EU. The idea that anyone from any country can work anywhere,

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whether they are Polish plumber, a Romanian architect or a Brit who

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fancies working on the Costa Blanca. I think people can now see that when

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you countries join, if they have radically different wage rates,

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radically different economies in terms of scale than ours, you will

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get these mass movements of people. It is not right for our own country

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and it is not right for those countries. In Brussels, one EU

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commissioner said Britain was in danger of being seen as the nasty

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country. David Cameron will need the support of other European capitals

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if he's to a fundamental principle. Prime Minister Cameron called me

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yesterday informing me about the intentions he have on these issues

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about freedom of movement. And I underlined to Prime Minister Cameron

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that free movement is a fundamental treaty principle which must be

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upheld. It is a sign of The Times that Labour's main criticism was

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today that government had been too slow to act. We are glad the Prime

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Minister has adopted our proposals on benefit restrictions but they

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should not have delayed this for eight months so they will not be in

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place by January, and it is not enough. They need to take action

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over jobs and wages now. Many Romanians and Bulgarians have

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already made the journey here. They are self-employed or they have got

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work permits. What today's announcement is about is trying to

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limit the numbers who follow. You have been Prime Minister for more

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than three years and we are now scarcely more than a month from this

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deadline. This makes a panic, doesn't it? It has taken some time

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to turn this situation around. On becoming Prime Minister, we extended

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the transitional controls on Romania and Bulgaria from five to seven

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years. We put in place a migration cap for outside the European Union.

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We tore up the last of men's hopeless that of measures. If you

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are saying, is there more that needs to be done? Yes, there is and I am

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doing it. There is more to be done, he says, but there are just 35 days

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to do it. In recent years, Boston in

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Lincolnshire has been one of the areas that's experienced high levels

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of immigration from Eastern Europe. The market town is thought to have

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the largest proportion of non-British European passport

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holders outside London. Our home editor Mark Easton has been to

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Boston to look at the impact of a decade of change.

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Boston, an agent Lincolnshire town, transformed by rapid and significant

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immigration from Eastern Europe. What lessons from the fence as the

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Prime Minister promises action ahead of increased immigration from

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Romania and Bulgaria. One local school now has two thirds of pupils

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from migrant households. Exam results are excellent here and it is

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seen as a model of good practice, but the prospect of more immigration

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without extra resources is a concern. Generally, we are full so

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when we are talking about the loss of all migration of Romanian or

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Bulgarian children, actually, as a school we have not got any places to

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give them at this point. What will happen? That is a good question!

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Police conduct regular community tension assessments, identifying

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hotspots where trouble might flare. Officers admit they were too

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optimistic about the impact immigration would have. We did have

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our head in the sand a bit. That was down to the fact we were not seeing

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the immigration coming in. It was the speed of change which locals

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found disconcerting. In 2001, virtually everyone in Boston was

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white British. Ten years later and it was just 84%, a dramatic cultural

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shift which saw tensions spill over into protest. Stand up for this

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country and the English people who live in it. A peaceful demonstration

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a year ago highlighted the concerns that the government nationally is

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keen to respond to today. But the man behind the protest is warning

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that patience is wearing thin. I think it is about time the

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government had a look around to see what they have done to this country,

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to see the problems which have been caused by the first wave of

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immigration from Poland, Latvia and Lithuania and say we have got

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enough, we cannot cope any more. Liliana and her family RNA names who

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have lived in Boston for ten years. She is a senior NHS nurse who finds

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the media portrayal of her countryfolk disturbing. I can take

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you to all of my remaining friends here in Boston who are social

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workers and nurses and you will see they are very good people. They have

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kids, we go to the church every Sunday. Boston is exceptional but

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lessons may apply elsewhere. Economic immigration has probably

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boosted the town but culturally, rapid change has made this place

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uneasy. In a moment we'll talk to our

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political editor Nick Robinson in Downing Street, but first let's

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cross to Brussels and join our Europe editor Gavin Hewitt. Talk

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about how these measures compare with other countries. Firstly, a day

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of strong comment, Britain is a nasty country, hysteria in the UK,

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one MP accusing David Cameron of internationalist rhetoric. The big

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question is whether these new restrictions on the mind PE you

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rules. In the phone conversation between the president of the

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European Commission and David Cameron, he underlined that freedom

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of movement was a core EU principle and had to be upheld. Any new

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legislation coming out of London will be scrutinised very closely. It

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is not just Britain which is agonising over all of this. Germany

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overnight has a new coalition and one of their key commitments is to

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lower incentives for what they call benefits tourism. And France is also

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looking at other rules for temporary workers crossing borders. But both

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those countries do not want to challenge the fundamental principle

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of freedom of movement. Thank you. We will turn to Nick in Downing

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Street. What was your view of the Prime Minister's approach? What the

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Prime Minister thinks is whether or not they're actually turns out to be

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a crisis with tens of thousands of Bulgarians and Romanians coming to

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this country next year, there will appear to be a crisis week in, week

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out, as the media looks for one and tries to create one. The phone-ins

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reflect public anxiety. I think his calculation is one other thing as

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well. UKIP is breathing down the neck of mainstream politicians, not

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least with the European elections next year. They have a simple

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message, if you do not want this European immigration, get out of

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Europe. I think what he is trying to do with the benefit changes is send

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a signal. There is no great claim that it will make a huge amount of

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difference but it sends a signal overseas and at home that the

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government is serious. The biggest signal he is trying to say is this

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is the change I could make in Europe if you re-elect me, if I get a

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referendum, if I can change the rules on immigration at European

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level. You are getting immigration, Europe and the future of content of

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Number Ten all that up together. Dashmack the future of the occupant

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of Number Ten all wrapped up together.

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The chairman of Royal Bank of Scotland, Sir Philip Hampton, has

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promised a full investigation into claims that his bank forced some

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small companies out of business in order to seize their assets. The

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Serious Fraud Office is considering its own inquiry into the

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allegations. Sir Philip has given his first interview since the claims

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were made to our business editor Robert Peston.

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More British businesses borrow from Royal Bank Of Scotland than any

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other bank. But RBS is accused not of nurturing these business

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customers, but of snuffing them out his seize their assets on the cheap.

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The regulators are looking at whether or not there was a

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systematic attempt to fleece companies, frankly that would be

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tantamount to fraud, is there any evidence of it? The heart of our

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relationship with customers is trust. That is what we try to do.

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All of our long-term interests are tied up with keeping the interest

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and trust of our customers. If these allegations are true they are

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extremely serious and that is why we are going to take investigation of

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them extremely seriously. In the boom years RBS went on a crazy

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lending binge. Since the rest the macro -- since the recession of 2008

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it has had problems. Some companies complain of brutal treatment or

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worse. Allegedly, the much worse was dealt out by RBS to a maker of

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software for touch-screen tills. There is no way out, there is no

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escape. Within weeks or months, you will find your business has been

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asset stripped. The company has been put into administration and the

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assets sold to either outside parties who work closely with RBS on

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these transactions or RBS even sell the assets to subsidiaries of their

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own that they wholly own at a deep discount. RBS said it investigated

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Neil Mitchell's case and does not think it behaved wrongly but Mr

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Mitchell has taken his complaint to the Serious Fraud Office. The charge

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of mugging frail companies is just the latest allegation of wrongdoing

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by our big banks which includes rigging interest rates, minute

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plating currencies, mis-selling insurance and forcing products on

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small business. But why is it so many bankers do not seem to know the

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difference between right and wrong? Sometimes industries can move in

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herds, that was the case in the banking industry. There is comfort

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in the herd, you don't think you don't think you're doing anything

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wrong if it is moving in the wrong direction. The majority of these big

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scandals that the banking industry has been facing in recent years

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still reflect the poor risk control and attitudes to customers in the

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run-up to the crisis. Banks as a stampeding herd? Many would say so

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and that would imply that if RBS has been duffing up vulnerable

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companies, so, too, probably have the other banks.

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The former Italian Prime Minister, Silvio Berlusconi, has been expelled

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from parliament with immediate effect because of his conviction for

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tax fraud. He told crowds of supporters outside his residence in

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Rome that he would not be leaving politics, but he is now banned from

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taking part in any general election for six years. He could face arrest

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over other criminal cases. A man has been found guilty of

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murdering a family of four after he lost a legal dispute over their

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shared is Ms. Northampton Crown Court was told that the man had

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stabbed to death his former is Ms partners and two daughters in an act

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of cold-blooded revenge. He was then able to go on the end for more than

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a year because of police mistakes. For Axiang Du, the day of the royal

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wedding was a day for revenge. He travelled to Northampton armed with

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a knife, and murdered a family of four. These were his victims. Jeff

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Ding, a University leg, and his wife, Helen. He also killed their

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two daughters, 18-year-old Xing and 12-year-old Alice. Today, Helen's

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relatives who had travelled from China were in court to see Axiang Du

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convicted of murder. During the whole trial, we listened with the

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sorrow and pain. Finally, the verdict is murder. Axiang Du will

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get what he deserves. Axiang Du had gone into business with the family

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but their relationship turns sour, after years of legal disputes with

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them he was left with debts of nearly ?90,000. On the day of the

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murders, he took a bus and headed to the family home. The prosecution

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said Axiang Du carried out the murders with ruthless efficiency. He

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stabbed the two adults in the kitchen, then he went upstairs and

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attacked their daughters. To find four people from the same family

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massacred in their own home was horrendous in itself. To find two of

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those people were young females, the daughters of the household, I find

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that unforgivable. During the attack, a 999 call was made from

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12-year-old Alice's mobile. Screams were heard and the police

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responded. But they went to the wrong address. No one knows what

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would have happened if they had acted differently. The victims'

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bodies were not discovered until two days later. Between them they had

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suffered a total of 51 stab wounds. More than a year later, Axiang Du

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was tracked down living rough on a building site in Morocco. He

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admitted killing the family but claimed he was suffering mental

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illness and guilty only of manslaughter. Today, the jury

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decided this was a man who wanted to avenge himself, who planned and

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carried out the murder of a whole family.

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The urgent problem of getting venues ready for next year's World Cup

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finals in Brazil has been highlighted again by the deaths of

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two people at a stadium in Sao Paulo. A crane collapsed at the

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Corinthians Stadium. One of the grandstand has been damaged. We

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reported on FIFA's warning that the Brazilians were struggling to meet

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their deadlines and the tournament is just seven months away.

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It could hardly be worse news for Brazil. Two workers, both in their

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40s, killed and several injured at the Corinthians Stadium in Sao

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Paulo. A brand-new ground where the host nation is due to kick off next

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year's World Cup was a scene of twisted metal after a huge crane

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crashed into part of the roof. We don't want to know about FIFA, we

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don't want to know about anything, we are worried about the families.

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Earlier this week, the BBC revealed the huge pressure Brazil is under to

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get its 12 World Cup stadiums ready by FIFA's December deadline. In this

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northern city where they are working 24 hours a day, we saw exhausted

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workers sleeping between shifts, but others unable to finish jobs because

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of the torrential rain. TRANSLATION: Now we have teams working day and

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night to finish the structure. When we conclude this part, we will go

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back to a normal day shift. He situation at some stadiums is

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critical. Building standards are good but as they try team took the

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cup -- try to be the clock, concerns are there risks may be taken FIFA is

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in an impossible situation, having insisted all stadiums must be

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finished by the 5th of December. Local officials here acknowledge

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their stadiums will not be -- their stadium will not be ready until the

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middle of January at the earliest. It is not clear how this latest

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setback will affect the tournament programme. Local officials reject

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any suggestion that the opening game might have to be moved elsewhere.

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The coalition government is apparently to commission a review

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into plain cigarette packaging in England. Details are still coming in

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this evening. What have you found out? In July, the government said

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they would not introduce immediately legislation to have plain packaging

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for cigarettes, getting rid of the advertising and logos. Labour

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accused them of being in the pockets of big Tobacco. The government will

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try to neutralise that attack. The Times says the government will

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introduce legislation for plain packaging in England before the next

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election. I understand what will be announced tomorrow is a review into

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evidence in Australia. It will report in March and the government

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will be able to quickly bring in plain packaging after that.

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In July this year, a disabled man living in Bristol was wrongly

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identified as a paedophile. He was beaten and his body set on fire.

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Tomorrow, the two men as possible for Bijan Ebrahimi's death will be

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sentenced. Mr Ibrahim E's family have spoken for the first time about

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the horror suffered. Bijan Ebrahimi came to Britain

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expecting safety, as a refugee from Iran. He lived alone in this council

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flat. In July he was kicked to death and his body burned, because

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neighbours believed he was a paedophile. Police say was an

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innocent man. Losing someone in such a way, it is unimaginable. You

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never, ever thought that anyone could do such a barbaric act.

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Tomorrow, Lee James, who lived just a couple of doors from Bijan

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Ebrahimi, will be sentenced for murder. Another neighbour, Stephen

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Norley, has admitted assisting him. The family want people to understand

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the brutality of what happened that night. The CCTV footage is shocking.

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You can see the guilty pair moments after Bijan Ebrahimi was killed. His

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body was doused with white spirit and then set alight. This is the

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spot where Bijan Ebrahimi's body was burned. Just around the corner from

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his flat. His family say the sentencing tomorrow is just the

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start of their campaign for justice. They also want to know what help he

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was given by the authorities in the days before he was murdered. While

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all his relatives were away and out of the country. We made so many

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calls -- he made so many calls, we want to know what calls he made and

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we want to know why, if he asked for help, why they didn't give him the

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help that he deserved. The Independent Police Complaints

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Commission is investigating the way the case was handled. Restore city

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council is also carrying out an enquiry -- Bristol city council is

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all ready carrying out a inquiry. When you heard that he was failed,

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what was your reaction? Disappointed, frustrated and sad.

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How could someone like him, or anyone else, the failed by so many

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agencies? Bijan Ebrahimi's family say he was subjected to years of

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abuse over his race and disability, even before the false paedophile

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rumours began. They believe his murder was a hate crime.

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Both Manchester clubs have been in Champions League action tonight.

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United were licking to reach the last 16 as they travel to Bayer

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Leverkusen. Manchester City were at home to Viktoria Plzen.

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There have been few strolls for Manchester United this season. At

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times, stumbling, tonight, simply stunning. Bayer Leverkusen were

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blown away. Antonio Valencia prodding United in front. When Wayne

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Rooney's fizzing free kick was flicked on by an opponent's head,

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United were knocking on the knockout stages by half-time. Even better was

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to come. Goals from Jonny Evans and Chris Smalling ensured there would

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be no need for Fergie time, before Nani rounded things off

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spectacularly. They will join the already qualified Manchester City.

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Viktoria Plzen twice equalised. But two late goals from Negredo and

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Dzeko insured a 4-2 win on a night when Manchester had plenty to

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celebrate.

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