BBC News:殼牌等石油巨頭遭歐盟調(diào)查

[00:00.00]BBC News with Jim Lee. Jim Lee為您報(bào)道BBC新聞。 [00:03.73]President Obama has said that the United States and Britain have agreed to increase pressure on Syria to accept a future without President Bashar al-Assad. 奧巴馬總統(tǒng)表示，美國和英國一致同意向敘利亞增加壓力，要求他們接受沒有總統(tǒng)阿薩德(Bashar al-Assad)的未來。 [00:11.70]Mr Obama said the two countries would work to bring together representatives of the Syrian government and opposition in the coming weeks. 奧巴馬表示，未來幾周，兩國將努力促成敘利亞政府和反對(duì)派代表聯(lián)合起來。 [00:18.72]He was speaking in Washington after talks with the British Prime Minister David Cameron. Jonny Dymond reports. 與英國首相卡梅倫進(jìn)行會(huì)談后，奧巴馬在華盛頓發(fā)表講話。Jonny Dymond報(bào)道。 [00:24.69]"Syria's history is being written in the blood of her people”, said David Cameron, “and it's happening on our watch.” “敘利亞的歷史是由民眾的鮮血書寫而成的?！笨穫惐硎?，“我們親眼目睹了這一事實(shí)?！? [00:31.29]He welcomed the initiative to bring together different sides in the Syrian conflict to discuss a political end to the violence. 對(duì)于聯(lián)合敘利亞沖突各方，討論終結(jié)暴力的政治途徑的提議，他表示歡迎。[00:38.19]But he said there would be no political progress unless the opposition can withstand what he called the onslaught from government forces. 但是他表示，除非反對(duì)派能夠忍受來自政府力量的攻擊，否則不會(huì)取得任何政治進(jìn)展。 [00:45.60]The prime minister said that Britain would call for greater flexibility in the EU arms embargo and would double non-lethal aid over the coming year. 卡梅倫說，未來一年，英國將會(huì)呼吁歐盟在武器禁令方面予以更多靈活性，并將非致命性救助加倍。 [00:53.80]President Obama was less forthright, but said he looked forward to the planned political meeting in Geneva. 奧巴馬總統(tǒng)沒有如此直率，但是期待之前計(jì)劃好的日內(nèi)瓦政治會(huì)談。 [00:59.59]The man expected to be Pakistan's next Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif, says that fixing the economy will be his main concern. 預(yù)期將成為巴基斯坦下屆總理的納瓦茲·謝里夫(Nawaz Sharif)表示，解決經(jīng)濟(jì)問題將是他的主要任務(wù)。[01:06.87]In an interview with the BBC, Mr Sharif said that improving Pakistan's economy would go a long way towards solving the country's other problems. 在接受BBC采訪時(shí)，謝里夫表示，改善巴基斯坦經(jīng)濟(jì)對(duì)于解決國家其他問題有著非常深遠(yuǎn)的意義。 [01:15.01]"My first priority is the economy. When you ask what my second priority is, it's the economy. “我的首要任務(wù)就是經(jīng)濟(jì)。如果你問我第二要?jiǎng)?wù)是什么，還是經(jīng)濟(jì)。 [01:25.47]And if you ask my third priority, I would say the economy. If we can fix the economy, all of these issues will be solved. 如果你問我第三要?jiǎng)?wù)是什么，還是經(jīng)濟(jì)。如果我能夠解決經(jīng)濟(jì)問題，一切都將迎刃而解。 [01:33.80]The violence inside Pakistan will be fixed, terrorism will finish, unemployment will finish, poverty will finish, illiteracy will finish. 巴基斯坦國內(nèi)暴力將終結(jié)，恐怖主義將消失，失業(yè)，貧困，文盲問題都將結(jié)束。 [01:43.63]What else do you want? So, most of our attention will be on the economy.” 你還想要什么呢?所以，我們的大部分精力都將關(guān)注經(jīng)濟(jì)方面?！? [01:48.42]A doctor has been convicted in the United States of murdering three babies at an abortion clinic for poor women. 美國一名醫(yī)生被判在一家貧困女性墮胎診所殺害三名嬰兒。 [01:55.14]Kermit Gosnell now faces a possible death sentence. He was accused of delivering live babies during late-term abortions at the clinic in Philadelphia. 戈斯內(nèi)爾(Kermit Gosnell)現(xiàn)在可能面臨死刑判決。他被指控在費(fèi)城的診所實(shí)施孕晚期墮胎，并殺害了嬰兒。 [02:03.34]From Washington, Paul Adams reports. 華盛頓，Paul Adams報(bào)道。 [02:05.71]Prosecutors said the three babies were all alive when Dr Gosnell delivered them, but their spines were subsequently cut with scissors. 檢控官表示，戈斯內(nèi)爾(Kermit Gosnell)接生時(shí)，三名嬰兒都是存活的，但是隨后他們的脊柱被戈斯內(nèi)爾(Kermit Gosnell)用剪刀剪斷。 [02:13.61]Gosnell was clear in the case of a fourth baby, but found guilty of causing the death of a 41-year-old refugee from Bhutan 關(guān)于第四名嬰兒的死亡，戈斯內(nèi)爾是清白的，但是卻導(dǎo)致來自不丹的一名41歲的難民死亡。 [02:21.14]who received a lethal mix of painkillers and sedatives while waiting for an abortion at the doctor's west Philadelphia clinic. 這名女性在位于費(fèi)城西部這家診所等待墮胎時(shí)接受了致命劑量的止痛片和鎮(zhèn)靜劑。 [02:28.60]Over the course of two months of harrowing testimony, some of doctor's untrained staff, including his wife, pleaded guilty to their roles and testified against him. 在為期兩個(gè)月的悲慘的調(diào)查取證中，這位醫(yī)生一些未經(jīng)培訓(xùn)的職員，包括他的妻子認(rèn)罪，并出面指證這名醫(yī)生。 [02:37.99]Some said they had seen a number of babies breathing before being killed. 其中一些人表示，他們?cè)吹竭@些嬰兒被殺害之前還有呼吸。 [02:42.04]Three Georgian soldiers serving with Nato-led forces have been killed in a suicide attack in Afghanistan. 在北約領(lǐng)導(dǎo)的部隊(duì)服役的三名格魯吉亞士兵在阿富汗一起自殺式襲擊中遇難。 [02:47.82]The Georgian defence minister said the men had died when a truck bomb exploded at their base in Helmand province. 格魯吉亞國防部長表示，一枚汽車炸彈在他們位于赫爾曼得省的基地爆炸，造成這三人遇難。 [02:53.79]Georgia has about 1,600 troops in Afghanistan. 格魯吉亞在阿富汗大約有1,600名士兵。 [02:57.34]World News from the BBC. BBC世界新聞。 [02:59.90]The former American football player and actor, OJ Simpson, who’s in prison for holding sports memorabilia dealers at gunpoint, is seeking to get his conviction quashed. 持槍搶劫運(yùn)動(dòng)紀(jì)念品商販而入獄的美國前橄欖球運(yùn)動(dòng)員和演員辛普森(O.J. Simpson)尋求推翻判決。 [03:10.23]OJ Simpson is best-known for being acquitted of the murder of his ex-wife 18 years ago. Here is Peter Bowes. 辛普森(O.J. Simpson)因18年前殺害前妻無罪釋放而廣為人知。Peter Bowes報(bào)道。 [03:17.07]The current case relates to a robbery in Las Vegas, during which Simpson says he was simply trying to retrieve some personal possessions-- sporting memorabilia, which had been stolen from him. 目前的案件與拉斯維加斯一宗搶劫案有關(guān)，辛普森聲稱自己只是想索回一些私人物品——一些自己失竊的體育紀(jì)念品。 [03:28.02]He was convicted on armed robbery and kidnapping charges and sentenced to between 9 and 33 years. He served four and won't be eligible for parole for another five years. 他被控持械搶劫和劫持罪，被判處9至33年監(jiān)禁。他已經(jīng)服刑4年，沒有資格在另外5年獲得假釋。 [03:39.34]In court, Simpson, who is 65, will argue that his conviction should be set aside and a new trial ordered because his lawyer was ineffective and gave him bad advice. 在法庭上，65歲的辛普森將辯駁應(yīng)該無視之前的判決，重新對(duì)案件進(jìn)行審判，因?yàn)樗饲暗穆蓭熈钊耸o出了糟糕的建議。 [03:50.41]A United Nations report has highlighted the important role that edible insects could play in the fight against global hunger. 聯(lián)合國一份報(bào)告強(qiáng)調(diào)，可食昆蟲在應(yīng)對(duì)全球饑餓中將發(fā)揮重要作用。[03:56.96]The Food and Agriculture Organisation says two billion people already supplement their diets with insects such as grasshoppers and ants. 糧農(nóng)組織表示，已有20億人用昆蟲來補(bǔ)充自己的飲食，例如蝗蟲和螞蟻。 [04:04.30]The report notes that consumer disgust, particularly in Western countries, remains a barrier to their wider consumption. 該報(bào)告指出，消費(fèi)者的反感仍然是擴(kuò)大昆蟲消費(fèi)的一大障礙，尤其是在西方國家。 [04:11.01]But a spokesperson for the FAO, Eva Muller, said that in time, eating insects could be generally accepted. 但是糧農(nóng)組織發(fā)言人Eva Muller表示，食用昆蟲遲早為人們廣泛接受。 [04:16.86]"Tastes change. No? We have seen that with sushi. Twenty years ago nobody would have eaten sushi because it's raw fish and now everybody likes it. “人們的口味會(huì)發(fā)生變化。比如說壽司。二十年前沒有人吃壽司，因?yàn)檫@些都是生魚片，而現(xiàn)在卻是人人喜歡。 [04:24.45]So tastes can change and we've already seen insects showing up in restaurants in some of the capitals in Europe, and they are offered there as something like a specialty.” 所以，口味會(huì)發(fā)生變化。我們已經(jīng)看到昆蟲出現(xiàn)在歐洲一些國家首都餐館，昆蟲作為特色菜呈現(xiàn)?！? [04:35.60]The self-styled professional revolutionary, Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, better-known as “Carlos the Jackal”, has dismissed his defence lawyers on the first day of his appeal in Paris. 自詡為專業(yè)革命者的伊利許˙拉米雷茲˙ 桑切斯 (Ilich Ramirez Sanchez)，更廣為人知的是“胡狼卡洛斯”(Carlos the Jackal)，在巴黎上訴的第一天就解雇了自己的律師。 [04:45.38]He is seeking to reverse a life sentence imposed for orchestrating bombings in France three decades ago. 三十年前他在法國策劃了爆炸案被判處終身監(jiān)禁，他試圖推翻該判決。 [04:51.35]Eleven people were killed and more than 140 were injured in the attacks. 當(dāng)時(shí)的襲擊造成11人死亡，超過140人受傷。 [04:56.45]BBC News. BBC新聞。

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