[00:44.60]In so far as they might have a common negotiating position.

[00:47.45]He doesn’t seem to believe that they have that.

[00:48.83]And he says that some people are growing from maximum position.

[00:51.90]And he accepted that French foreign minister Fabius has made some public comments

[00:56.53]which he alluded to and what Mr. Fabius has been saying is that there are concerns about

[01:02.95]a plutonium reactor which hasn’t been finished yet, which potentially could produce material for nuclear weapon and also

[01:10.31]what exactly they do with existing stocks of enriched uranium and that apparently has been a big sticking point today.

[01:15.94]There are estimates that many hundreds of people may have been killed

[01:18.84]when the powerful typhoon Haiyan swept through the central Philippines affecting four million people.

[01:24.49]The Philippine Red Cross says that as many as a thousand people could have been killed in just one city, Tacloban.

[01:30.42]The opposition leader in the Maldives Mohammad Nasheed has secured the most votes in the presidential elections

[01:36.72]but has fallen short of the 50% mark that would have given him an outright victory.

[01:41.00]Here is Charles Havilland.

[01:42.62]Mohammad Nasheed, the first democratically elected leader of this country,