09/04/2016 Reporters

From here in the world's newsroom, we send out correspondents to bring

you the best stories from across the globe.

We meet the Coria is trying to smuggle millions of dollars out of

China by any means possible. Customs opposite is in charge --

Customs officers approached those who look nervous.

The secret Stasi files of Kim Philby. We examine never before seen

footage of one of the most notorious British spies of the Cold War. I

would make contact in the evening and get the file back next morning.

I put the files back in their place. That idea, regularly, year in, year

out. And Rock of ages - will bombard

meets the Rolling Stones at the start of an exhibition marking half

a century of their musical stop it is one of the most important rock

bands so far in music history. You can't really deny that.

China may be the world's second-biggest economy,

The country's citizens are getting nervous and are sending their money

Analysis of the Panama papers, the leaked document showing how

the world's elite have tried to hide their money,

revealed some of the biggest culprits are in China.

The Chinese authorities limit the amount of money

people can take abroad, but as Celia Hatton has been finding

out, some go to extreme measures to get their millions out

They are desperate to keep their money safe.

Many are anxious to smuggle their wealth out of China, away

I met a man who works as a money mule, carrying cash over the border

TRANSLATION: I strap the money to my body or I carry a small bag.

Customs officers always target people with lots of luggage,

or those who look nervous, so I just try to act normal.

It is not just people with ties to the leadership who are stashing

Growing numbers of people are moving their money out of China

on a scale never seen before, and much of that money passes

And then the money has to go somewhere.

Last year, Chinese buyers snapped up more than ?35 billion in overseas

Every Chinese citizen can transfer ?35,000 a year outside the country.

Anything more than that often has to be moved illegally,

but for those who fear their nest eggs will be wiped out by China's

slowing economy, and for those who want to hide their wealth

from the authorities, money smuggling is a necessary risk.

The outflow of capital is something that the Chinese government

They are aware of the scale of it, but the fact that they are giving it

a fair bit of priority and yet the scale of the problem remains

so large means that they are not entirely on top of it.

Across Hong Kong, it is common to see visitors from mainland China

Think of it as a symbol for what is happening around the globe.

China's richest people, including the country's top leaders,

are choosing to take their money out of the country to spend elsewhere.

They are protecting themselves, but making China more vulnerable.

Celia Hatton, BBC News, Hong Kong.

He was one of the most notorious British spies of the Cold War era.

Kim Philby rose up the ranks of the intelligence service MI6

while all the while passing secrets to the Soviet Union and the KGB.

But he has never been seen talking about his 30 years of

The BBC has unearthed fascinating video of Philby addressing

officers of the East German intelligence service,

Gordon Corera has been examining this

Britain's most famous spy, its greatest traitor.

I must also warn you that I am no public speaker.

Almost all my life I've spent trying to avoid publicity of any kind.

The BBC unearthed this hour-long video, the images grainy,

It is 1981 and Philby is addressing the Stasi,

Never intended for the public, this recording has lain hidden

Every evening I left the office with a big briefcase full of reports

which I had written myself, full of files taken out

of the actual documents, the actual archives.

I used to hand them to my Soviet contact in the evening, the next

morning I would get the file back, the contents having been

photographed, and take them back early in the morning and put

That I did regularly, year in, year out.

Mr Harold Philby, on the right, holds a press conference to deny

charges that he was involved in the disappearance

Until now, this was the only known video of Philby speaking.

It is 1955, and he was denying reports he was a Communist.

The last time I spoke to a Communist, knowing him to be

Eight years later, he fled to Moscow.

Philby is buried in a cemetery on the outskirts of the Russian

capital, along with other heroes of his adopted homeland.

Philby died in 1988, 25 years after he came to the Soviet

It was a country he regarded as home.

He was the spy who came into the cold.

They interrogated me to try to break my note. My advice to agents was to

deny everything. The secret account of his betrayal

emerged after his death. Finally, more than half a century

of music and revelry by the Rolling Stones is being

celebrated at a new exhibition There are instruments, costumes,

artwork and many other items Beginning as a blues

band in the early 1960s, charting the rise to the rock giants

they are today. Will Gompertz has been chatting

to them all about the secret "First, you shock them,"

Mick Jagger once said, "and then they stick

you in a museum," or All 54 years of the Stones' rock

and roll history is laid out in this sprawling retrospective,

the costumes they wore, the guitars they played,

and the global brand they created. You must feel this sort of welling

up of nostalgia. What do you think the legacy

of the Stones is? It is one of the most

important rock bands, Because of its longevity, the rock

band has a cultural history place, because as you walk through this

exhibition, you can see it goes through all these different eras,

all these different things have It becomes more than

just a rock band. There is a mock-up of life

backstage at a Stones gig, and a re-creation of the fetid flat

they shared as teenagers Keith, what do you think

of the show? I went past the Edith Grove flat

and I wanted to crash out. What would happen if it was today

and you were in Edith Grove today, and you were a bunch

of 19-year-old lads? Today there is so much variety that

I do not think the band could happen The career-spanning exhibition

presents a really vivid reminder of just how long the

Stones have been going. Have you ever tired of it,

have you ever thought...? I used to quit at the end of every

tour, it would drive you up Playing Brown Sugar

for the 50th time. The band has travelled the globe

over the past five decades and has just returned from an historic

and successful trip to Cuba. Ronnie, you played all over

the world, hundreds of thousands of people, where would

you like to play that you have Apart from Iceland,

Reykjavik. You have never

played that? I would not mind playing

Nairobi or somewhere, What about a trip to

North Korea? Well, there you have it,

the Stones roll on. And that is all from

Reporters for this week.