street. dot com. this is all c. coming to you live from moscow the headline. russian investigators claim they know the identity of the suicide bomber how times mosque was demoted to the airport last monday killing thirty five people the twenty year old man from one of russia's north republics has not been named as security chief seek to close the net on those who helped him carry out that trial. with over seventy dead as protests a breakdown across egypt president hosni mubarak refuses to quit but appoint a vice president for the first time ever the new prime minister after firing his government meanwhile weaklings diplomatic cables real washington's backing for the

rebel leaders and how the u.s. has been planning to overthrow the country's leader for a day. and with critics claiming american news has become a voice box for months to corporations maybe mistaking alternative information sources for big business is not calling the shots skepticism the rows are more and more people are turning to the internet to avoid corporate money. martin andrews follows a trail of russian links in london. hello

and welcome. is a quintessential british pop. green. groups

from the three hundred sixty five so misadventure business. in the early twentieth century it was. originally known as the crown and public house and drank here. to the spot now from from here. in. the good old english everyone loves an include prosperous. business in london six times between the year. eleven and allegedly lenin stalin for the first time inside this pub the swiss moss library just down the road these three can have a lot of strength elsewhere. and i think you believe you sometimes cross a this is a very leftist sort of area and we have we have a lot of tourists coming in just because of that sign. however there's a new story but in fishnets telling bullshit clueless and sort of spilling in

nineteen or five i don't wake many feet legs in p.p. is enough to still believe that today. the cultural center pushkin house was founded in one nine hundred fifty six everything that catered in notting hill and moved to this new venue in bloomsbury square in two thousand and six now they have over four hundred members or friends as they're called and every month they have a range of cultural activities including exhibition concepts and actions. showcase for russian culture in london focused on the english cultural exchange. to provide educational information in russian language and culture and is an excellent resource and networking center for individuals and institutions. get away and for us the people coming in

a lot of different people russians known russians alike we welcome what will everybody from from central asia and all the nations that used to be part of the soviet union and that's very important for us to know if it's a wonderful people coming in here people like was it people like there is only one of the group in chicago for the great bob musician who's been here three times sometimes he comes who tries out his new songs with us before he recalls that which is fantastic for ins came here and wrote a short story by chekov. called cause a cough came here of a city that avoid came here. so it has some really wonderful people and they come here they enjoy coming. off of the. sea push it else. besides it's own events pushkin house welcomes and encourages cooperation with other institutions and groups dedicated to russian culture terrific resource right in the center of london's west end.

is an exhibition space in st james where he's on display focuses on twenty first century russian artists. off to the revolution sounds. a showcase his works by abstract fifty's and non-conformist all to see first and to the western european art scene in the one nine hundred eighty s. . we tried to show kids and explain this art to russian immigrants mainly today's who live in london and also travel a lot between russia and other european countries but it is also very important for us to attract the attention of british wardens to the culture we represent. the russians are famous around the world for the love of crazy night life. is some of these a club it's known as one of the main v.i.p.'s and celebrity spots in the british

capital it has several separate spaces and don't steal. my russian from isis i can see that every time i truthfully i don't want the u.k. you write this that's respect trust is more important for the power that they have the culture of the book and the things that they see the cheap and they really cheap and they start investing the best the good the best and i think the russians . and she need becomes a kind of a trend in a lot and then. there are some shops of them where you can buy russian food but i'm not sure the british traditional delicatessen in office nor any groceries but. a maid for she dishes including. the cakes various salads and sheeps including good old fish using

a great product only when you chefs combine traditional recipes get some. healthy eating. and that brings us to this week's. real reason me hi nice to me now tell me how did you in the here in the u.k. . a marriage in the sky. as it happens and i was working when i was working for a television. news program. but after we got married i spoke quite good english my husband didn't speak i knew. he's also an academic printing it's quite difficult to find a joke or a normal russian speaking academic in russia so we decided to move here so you're working full time business developer but you also work as a narrative for a magazine india is how we run this this is our this is this magazine started ten

years ago by a couple. had a successful run a newspaper which was the first russian language newspaper now there are several off but we won't worry about that. and this is just a glossy supplement to direct serials businesses and tourists come travel agents and and soaps where you can buy clothes and books and various things and over the years have developed into a portaloo glossy magazine. firstly the huge russian speaking community in this country also people who are interested brits who are interested in learning russian and finding out about the scene and the personalities and what's going on and various other things like that we will also have photographers the result of talent russian talent in this in london

and in other parts of the case and we hope the magazine showcases a i'm not in the magazine is in russian it is in russia and yes i. ride the edge his entry his letter in two languages so for example for prospective advertisers they can get an idea what the quantum than i've seen is and and for anyone who is interested who doesn't speak russian can see what. was in the book with german magazines read to suit planes currently about twelve thousand people. but with half a million russians live in all russian speaking people. is the estimate live in this country we hope but there is room for expansion and people will more and more people will enjoy reason and right there is no reason to love it to me to look at

everything and to very much like to the best. final location is the abracadabra restaurant located on german street in the heart of london's west end. venue selection menu of delicious dishes from around the world including a wide selection of russian shoot so why such cuisine were in six or words for all of. referral in love with a boyish. grin. but of the sixteen stories. decided to clear. the rest of the market russian. troops. for the. luncheon too late. for the pacific dissipation for lunch. runs a mismatch statues an art colorful stools and curtains on the private groups.

and restaurants just like the range of other cultures on offer in the british capital it's something you will never forget. wow looks great bourse in london brilliant. in the british capital literally. that is just delicious. perfect well i suppose you believe me to. the same time next week so until then for me and the rest of the crew here and abracadabra.

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that's taking alternative information sources look big business is not according to a child's skepticism grows more and more people are turning to the internets to avoid cold we're going to meet. them next or the latest from the world of sports with. hello there you're watching the sport and these are the headlines. tears of joy kleis does wins the strain open for the first time in what could be her final season. childhood friends marion djokovic predicted try tunick tussle in their final on sunday. and break up scary man united have to come from a goal down to beat me one side to southampton. the first newly crowned australian

open champion kim clijsters says coming from a set down made her victory even sweeter the belgian be china's lean are two sets to one to claim the trophy for the first time and what could be her last season lena had beaten close to just two weeks before the sydney international look ready to cause another upset in melbourne even though she suffered an early break of surf she kept her cool and a spectacular cross court forehand clinched the first set six three of the two exchanged breaks twice yearly in the second and the now pulled herself in front three two but it was all clijsters after that the belgian unleashing a barrage of ground to keep her opponent running all over the court third seed prices reeled off seven straight games to take the second set six three before taking the decider by the same scoreline plenty of reasons the prize to celebrate a comeback mom winning her second straight grand slam and will dissipate a bit is of only over as world number two on monday. they're all emotional.

you know i think what overwhelms me is that it's so intense off until you know that last shot and then all suns finished and it's just like a big relief and. he. does believe me a little bit too dense over and i was able to turn it around i think. just makes it all so so special i think great tennis shoe cred. so as a national bank no longer imagine a major job the chances you only pay once. i mean i'll still have hope you were there if you think. part of myself meanwhile on sunday andy murray will have the chance to win his maiden grand slam title as he takes on robot jock of which the team plays a good friends off the court having played on the genius circuit together since the early teens however it will be no love lost across the net djokovic has the advantage of an extra twenty four hours rest after playing some of the best tennis

of his career to beat roger federer in straight sets the world number three also has fond memories of the rod laver arena as he won his only grand slam title here three years ago murray got to the final after beating david haye in four sets the scotsman coming from a set down to beat the spaniard move through to his grand slam final murray may take heart in the fact that he djokovic each of their last three meetings. there were big moments for me you know and some a couple times a massive suit is filed when i won my first masters suit. and since it was you know a big win for me so. a lot to me at the time i don't know if they'll have a bearing during the match on sunday. a lot to me and. you know experts. expect from him just because he's lost the last couple of times to. going to have to grow but we have more or less similar games you know we put some variety in our

games depending on who we play but games are based on a baseline and we can mix it up we can place defensive offensive and. quite solid serves so it's going to be. interesting to see who's going was going to dominate from the baseline but you know i expect long rallies i think you know patience in and really using the opportunities when they have been given to you. could be a crack in our in ice hockey veteran goaltender dominic nashik is marked his forty sixth birthday with yet another shot happy spot at his musket much more seven nail on the right in the k h l even but i don't care stefan inflicting most of the damage in this law abiding goldfish the team not showing up bryson elsewhere scar tossed most of the listeners net for one service start also netting four goals all

of them in the final period something since may of forty eight has been a hectic week to make a shelf and i would let's look at the highlights from the last seven day.

now on the slopes the swiss skidded a couche has got the second world cup victory in a row the latest coming in france it is midway through the season at the moment in khushi as it formed following victory in. with another one here in sherman eight the only man to complete the course in under a minute and fifty nine seconds italy's dominant paris and roll from austria came second third this victory putting coach on top of the world cup downhill standings after six races but the thirty seven year old is still some way off the pace in the overall standings he's over four hundred points behind leader of egypt cross the church. in football japan have beaten australia one nil to claim the asian cup for a fourth time making them the most successful team in the tournament history the socceroos with

a top team and don't have the guilty of wasting too many chances at the khalifa international stadium going to after ninety minutes the game went to extra time where substitute lead got the winner with eleven minutes left. in plenty of action to an england where it's been the fourth round of the f.a. cup and chelsea just scraped a one one draw with everton to stay in the competition the toffees taking the lead luis a hobbit will salomon kalou got the equaliser aston villa beat blackburn there three one vulcan against we could finish gold this while the other premier league team there birmingham came from behind to get a three two win over coventry elsewhere premier league leaders manchester united came from a goal down to beat southampton the saints who play in england's league one to the first half believed in richard chappell over at second half gold for michael owen and have your hand is put united in the ground elsewhere wins for paul burnley sheffield wednesday reading brighton and crawley. now paul casey is the highest ranked player in the field in bahrain and tops the leaderboard going into the final

round of the volvo golf champions tournament the englishman just missed out on a ryder cup place last season but has started this one meaning business he hit the ground six. he seeks to change his share of the lead with peter hanson from sweden very interesting though i only have one short question with two others northern ireland's darren clarke seen here with a birdie the eighteenth. and james kingston from south africa this is him and he's one of the most consistent plays out there at the moment cutting his third consecutive sixty seven but only three shots separate the top eight plays and in that lot is meagre anger him and as he kept his putter in one place on saturday after it literally fell apart the day before just off the cut. finally formula one and the sport's most storied team ferrari of the first to unveil their new car for the upcoming season the italian team's two star drivers to be honest their headquarters is headquarters in marin l.a.

last year's runner up for nando alonzo pulling off the covers of the car school d f one fifty to mark the anniversary of its nice unification and it features a new moveable rear wing and the kinetic energy recovery system the latter was banned last year but makes its return in twenty eleven ferrari boss is hoping the improvements will help alonzo clinches third f one title or massa his first and of course so do the drive. has been done in this car a lot of months of water and now finally we see the. two thousand and eleven season with a lot of challenges for us challenge a new year with new. curves. and some new. you know we noticed him towards going to world that brings us to the end of the sport whether it's coming up next.

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