In this edition, Eve Jackson meets director Soi Cheang for his new film 'Accident' which explore how to make a crime without guns. And a new production of classical ballet 'The Rite of Springs' starts in London.
In this edition, let's talk about Horror films. Then, we turn to London Coliseum for the new production of 'The Rite of Spring' and 'The Little Prince' by Saint-Exupéry turns into an interactive exhibit that opens in Sao Paulo.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, in London, has warned that Iran does not have unlimited time to meet the requests of world powers regarding its nuclear programme. Clinton also spoke of a growing security threat in Pakistan.
G20 finance ministers meeting in London have vowed to pursue existing stimulus policies until the end of the economic crisis. There was an "unprecedented level of cooperation" according to IMF head Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
Finance ministers are meeting in London for two days of preparatory talks ahead of a Group of 20 summit on Sept. 24-25 in the US city of Pittsburgh. But despite the first signs of economic recovery, G20 leaders are counselling caution.
G20 finance ministers meeting in London have vowed to pursue existing stimulus policies until the end of the economic crisis. They also pledged to incite bankers to adopt "responsible" pay practices but didn't agree on specific bonus limits.
G20 finance ministers meeting in London say they are close to an agreement on bank bonuses, including subjecting them to "clawback" if things go sour. Ministers also pledged to pursue existing expansionary policies until the crisis is over.
Finance ministers are meeting in London for two days of preparatory talks ahead of a Group of 20 summit on Sept. 24-25 in the US city of Pittsburgh. Despite the first signs of economic recovery, G20 leaders are counselling caution.
China Investment Corporation, the sovereign wealth fund of China, has joined a consortium to help bail out the majority owner of London's Canary Wharf real estate development from the potential default of an £880 million loan.
Lord Turner, the head of the Financial Services Authority, has said he is in favour of a tax on banks' financial transactions - in other words, a 'Tobin tax' - as way of reducing the amount of money they have available for bonuses.
