side of the world's worst nuclear accident threatens a new radiation leak with progress slow on replacing the crumbling sure novels for papa guess. the look of the well maybe unravels hope nato will help them benefit from the country's rich resources experts warn their aspirations are likely to crash as the block itself aims to suck up the wealth. and a scandalous after war in a bit of our of russia's ministry of culture is under fire for warning of work slammed as vandalism by someone seen as a sign of censorship free society point others.

what you are going to live from moscow a marina josh welcome to the program it may have happened almost twenty five years ago the dangers of churn abo have in no way been confined to the past on the eve of the tragic anniversary ukraine seeking funds so we can complete a new containment shelter over the remains of the destroyed reactor international donors have already pledged more than a half half a billion euros to make the side of the worst nuclear accident secure for a century are just like here shasta reports. japan's ongoing struggle to contain the fukushima disaster is fuelling the growing anxiety over nuclear energy safety the last time the world was this cared was in the shadow of the chernobyl reactor explosion in gardena eighty six but this latest accident demonstrates that this

quite make great progress made in the last twenty five years as more these to be done to ensure that safety first. approach becomes fully entrenched among you can have power plants are great as governments and great makers japan hopes to seal the site within nine months back in the days of chill nor will a quicker solution was needed shutting the gap in the whole of the exploded reactor was the immediate way out of a deadly mistake scientists were quick to react to the unfolding catastrophe and managed to build a steel structure over the devastated power station protecting europe from further spread of radiation the circle office was built in one thousand nine hundred eighty six just months after the disaster but then after it said that it would last for twenty years until two thousand and six now there are fears that these are cause for gas might collapse and there are several cracks all in the wall of the building

and experts believe that this may cause serious danger and serious threat if there's a cause or because this collapse the whole of the european continent could be contaminated by the radioactive fuel which is still thought to lie under the circle for us this new arc is being built by a french company in arca work has been in progress for months but it only recently became clear that this billion dollar project lacks financing a week before the disastrous twenty fifth anniversary managed to attract an additional half a billion euros in age from europe as a donor conference. we have now been granted a real chance to complete a new shelter by the year two thousand and fifteen experts are confident it could even happen quicker in just two years and that the new protective layer would last for generations to see their life time before their usage compliant is supposed to be harmful ears that is the term to develop technologies.

how to manage fuel containing masses how to manage long lead active materials ready at kuwait with and that means the chernobyl nuclear power plant could. one day dismantled under the new dome is unclear but as japan's nuclear crisis keeps the planet on alert there is now a new focus on ensuring cost can be careful. look serious esky artsy reporting from chernobyl ukraine. government is coming in for yet more criticism over its response to the nuclear crisis they are with claims emerging that people may be misinformed on the levels of radiation and therefore the dangers christopher simons from the international christian university in tokyo believes it's not being measured properly. on the anniversary of chernobyl we can say that if your normal was the world's worst nuclear disaster then a current one from shima certainly the most complex and there certainly has been

some confusion in terms of the response there is certainly a risk of long term exposure that's a problem in particular the way in which we measure radiation causes people to understand the chernobyl the last release the huge amount of radiation a very short period of time the international commission on radiological protection uses an average of values when they calculate the types of radiation that people are exposed to and those average value is can actually in some situations such as after chernobyl and currently in focus too much make it appear as though people are receiving lower doses of radiation and they actually are you have to take into account the density of radiation exposure as well as it goes so be it is possible that there are there could be significant problems. but continuing crisis in japan has renewed the discussion on whether nuclear energy is needed our global debate is coming up later on r.t. in crosstalk. in my view if your anti carbon dioxide in your anti-nuclear you're

just pro black out and with what it will demand for electricity expected to grow by eighty percent over the next twenty or twenty five years we simply don't have an option but to continue to work hard at getting good at nuclear. and stay with our team for a sense of coverage of the twenty fifth anniversary of the turn obl blast was a live reports from ukraine an expert assessment of the disasters like a sea also watch a special documentary from be exclusions hour throughout the day. russia's art world has been plunged into controversy after an award for innovation went a giant piece of graffiti that mary viewed as obscene nevertheless a bag the radicals are grouped by now a fifteen thousand dollars prize after they dart the work on

a drug bridge opposite the federal security service in st petersburg most people were anger at their reaction others say it's the message not the form that matters i have a bad has more. this is award winning art according to russia's ministry of culture a sixty five metre phallus white torched on a drawbridge instant petersburg has won the twenty thousand deliberation prize for best original artwork self-styled aren't terrorists vyner really war in russian are the unpopular with us the arts or i think it's essentially vandalism preaches a cultural and historical monument and to pin anything on it is an act of vandalism and it should be punished not rewarded. here in the center of contemporary art you can see the other entries for the award nothing is stimulating or a shocking or innovative as viner's and according to the jury that's why they won

purely on artistic merits but now it's not as simple as. the same symbol the ministry rewarded is now being brandished in mocking protest this russian youth group is angry four hundred thousand rubles of taxpayers' money we give them to a group it calls vandals for vine no the protest only legitimizes their own but. it's a very old world situation when the state's award goes to a group that in fact organizers an action aimed against this date but this is a very important signal to the artists always express society's pains and a healthy society accepts these. but there's been no acceptance of viner's until now. team members still face trial on hooliganism charges for this little stunt british graffiti artist banksy detailed plans and they could kill a seven years in prison. so why the sudden show of state support.

the minister of culture was afraid of being accused of political censorship and i think he was right in america entry is better being afraid of imposing political censorship than to actually import your breezewood with. a sea change from four years ago this image of two kissing policeman was banned by the culture ministry from international exhibits fearing embarrassment the curator of that exhibit was andrei uniphase back then he lost his job but this time he was on the jury so why is this out there. during is a graphic and expressive example of how an artist reacts to a social climate where he doesn't specify the target of his protest but he simply says a strong protest is brewing in russian society and he created a huge monumental and expressive gesture but how do you draw the line between say this art and vandalism because this is discriminating on. that

street art is minor vandalism but it's not hooliganism it's something intentional that implies ability and something with paint of the disorder it may cause it is compensated hundreds of times by the meaning of their pictures i wish his painting could be restored on the bridge may have become a symbol of some petersburg's culture because it is the first work well it is a proof of a civil society. i know cool it's controversy usually at the expense of the authorities whether it's. they've achieved what they wanted to notoriety they say they'll donate the prize money to political prisons why didn't it's. more controversial stories that ignited the bait and society log on to our web site . russian boss is returning to the past for a new book by being decorated for victory day with four drugs of stalin but he's mixed legacy remains a prickly issue. and one rule for them another for everyone else the

anger at a decision to whisk russian government officials to moscow airport by helicopter while the public struggles to get there on a traffic street called the civil war. moscow says it's ready to assist peace and dialogue afterwards in libya if all sides of the conflict here to the u.n. resolutions talking on the phone to the league in prime minister russian foreign policy chief sergei lavrov said that the main goal now is to prevent further civilian casualties there were reports that the forces planned to withdraw from the rebel held city of misrata but then the opposition claims the siege continued throughout the weekend killing thirty six people overnight

a fresh nato air strike damaged several buildings of the dark and pounding the capital tripoli with the situation appearing to be in deadlock this one off when to find out the hopes of the libyan rebels and whether they'll come true. for years has been struggling to keep his own aboard sharp ronnie he claims even. though. thousands in bribes to various officials all linked by the gadhafi or his family a lighter note little fella i won't even begin to describe how hard it was to start his business could not be a discount on everything for decades he's been taking money from ordinary people now it's time for him to be returned. sure small private business does exist in libya but with the colonel and his close allies controlling all sectors of the economy it's a huge struggle for any businessman to me decent profits the idea that the revolution will open the floor cares for everyone to enjoy is backed up by rebel

informers to the military command we have as i told you average country guys we have. a lot of things in libya. a condom clean we are not worried about that and i would invite you. the reason. but some analysts don't share this optimism and the out nato is the guardian angel it promises to be it has nothing to do with humanitarian aid nothing to do with democracy nothing to do with the people it's to colonize exploit them steal the resources over forty one billion barrels leave us reserves or the war just in africa and the ninth largest in the world there's so much all filling up my gas tank on a midsize corn course well less than ten dollars in two thousand and need to go down even promised every libyan would be paid eight hundred dollars every month to

share that. with field to keep his word libya does have the resources to do big business is just not in the past for decades it was done only by our circle of chosen people the elite now here in the rebel stronghold the local cd all ready to fight to the end to build a free and prosperous society but is the opposition strong enough to build a whole new regime or can it be that the future of the libyan people has already been decided for them you've got us going off in the eyes the libya. or trying to justify the intervention in libya by saying it's to protect civilians makes it hard for obama to live up to the nobel peace prize he received in two thousand and nine so says artie's military contributor getting her shot. barack hussein obama passionately logged it and many people waited for world public

opinion there in leave here the only way to prevent the looming humanitarian disaster and he alluded to genocide that was about to unfold in that country that the only way to prevent that was a humanitarian intervention despite or contrary to any absence of the hard core evidence or even without dispatching fact finding mission for only you and us or european union but one thing is for sure there for america no bill prize winner has yet to qualify to become a genuine leader not only for the whole world but at least for the united states. columnist and a former attitude of the sun newspaper calvin candy says there is no reason britain and france should meddle in libya's internal affairs and here's a preview of what's to come next hour. this is libyans fighting

libyans and who are we to say who should be running their country. when the last of that i didn't notice any libyans interfere with the cavaliers in the roundheads took place in the revolution or that far as i could see there was nobody from tripoli. in the french revolution. i'll take a look at some other stories from around the world and the opposition in yemen has rejected a plan for the president's resignation and reportedly vowed to step up street protests earlier the country's ruling party except at the gulf states brokered deal that would see president saleh going in certain days while giving him immunity from prosecution have been hope the green it will put an end to months of mass demonstrations i have seen around one hundred thirty people killed. in violence continues in syria with at least three people killed by police and soldiers in the northwest of the country it comes after more than

a hundred people were shot dead at work weekend when security forces opened fire at a funeral procession of those killed in earlier clashes it's been the worst escalation of violence since antigovernment protests began more than a month ago. the american city of new orleans is no not just for its beauty but also its strict catholic rules but are keys to group more went to best again what happens when the nineteenth century laws still in force clash with the contemporary vices of the famous bourbon street. this is the carnival of colors and sounds. that is new orleans louisiana. mississippi river port city awash in its southern roots its koehler full french creole charms and its overtones of piety. it's very catholic very catholic very bad just even very very the the

city that lives according to code in orleans gets stuck in this kind of like puritan mentality that's completely antithetical to everything that's happening people come and have conventions here because they know there's a french quarter they know there's strip clubs prostitution. this is bourbon street . for about two hundred bucks you can buy yourself sex more specifically straight up intercourse. with a new orleans street walker anything else or start saying or psychs can be negotiated but anything else is also. against the law. according to a law called crime against nature it basically prohibits anything other they are ordinary intercourse there's no police out there going into a neighborhood saying you can't have you know sex with your husband you can't have oral sex with your wife right no one's actually enforcing that but it isn't forced

and enforced heavily on the prostitutes of new orleans these are people who can least afford to be charged with something like this or you have to do is have an undercover officer driving around in plain clothes in a plain in an unmarked car and all of these drive around and drive up to people that they believe are are prostitutes or known are known prostitutes. and just ask how much and she answers. she's just opened this huge hole in her life. a huge hole because a crime against nature charges punishable by as much as a twenty year prison sentence incredibly large fines and. they are talking about a woman who's in her early twenty's who has to register as a sex offender for the next fifteen years. for a city whose sell job quietly includes pleasures of the flesh why they need to criminalize sex acts which just about anyone in gage's and almost all of these

cases and up in a plea to probation and finds fines and. and the important part about the fines and fees is that's all revenue coming in to pay for the court system to pay for police to pay for the jail to pay for prosecutors' offices simply put an antiquated nineteenth century law. passed on the guise of christian values we are all only. maybe being used today still to make money it's a five year felony you can use that to encourage people to plead guilty very quickly justifies hired by the hookers often instead plead guilty to a lesser charge of prostitution pleading down to a misdemeanor means you can charge higher fines and fees how do prostitutes who usually can't afford those fines and fees pay for them they're paying for the aging in more prostitution which they get hit again then they get caught again and right

they have to engage in more prostitution it's a vicious cycle this is an old law to stupid law it's a law that a lot of people even within the criminal justice system john agree with now you can see how some are trapped in the carnival that is new orleans. and if you think they're the only ones. there are others. that are minorities to be continued. time now for a business time date with current account after a short break. welcome to business thanks for joining me which is largest car maker after cutting

its investment program. by one billion euro the move may undermine the ambitions of its partner a no need to maintain a market share of around forty percent reduction will come from cutting one assembly line and steam lining the indoors logistics investment review also means that instead of an annual output of one and a half million cars by two thousand and twenty the lines may end up with just a million after the us and its partners plans to invest five billion dollars during the next two decades says a source close to the company. which is the mystic fixed income market has hit last year's record companies borrowing in europe and turn to domestic lenders russian firms have borrowed around. eleven billion dollars domestically from the beginning of the year that's a seventy percent increase compared with the same period last year among the factors behind the u. turn preference is part of positive micro konami data including lower inflation and

a stronger ruble. take a look at the markets in japanese shares of calling this out the edges morning session construction machinery make it cannot sue came point seven percent after nick a report that the company expected to post a thirty percent rise in group operating profit for the coming fiscal year march two thousand and twelve on a sales recovering north america. start exchanges to close for a public holiday so you can see on the screen there's they said. what is worse is friday's closing picture of the r.v. as an m i six so moderate growth on low volumes has really given us markets closed for the easter holidays now let's take a look at some index movers on the rise it's that day banking stocks were among the main game is up over facades local game just the nastiest but you know split of its offshore exploration deal with boston after him meanwhile pulling metals up along to help high prices metal prices. now after equities have largely

recovered from a major correction in the middle of last week's s. and p. cutting the credit outlook for the u.s. he. says the rebound is likely to continue in the coming days. on the announcement of why isn't there simply announcements of. a little production in those states and we saw much of selling and this was mostly russian selling and was selling from his friends actually we haven't seen a new long only funds selling i think by friday last week i mean investor we're still in cash and still do we're short positions of the market so that's why we haven't seen a new selling in russian markets on friday and i would expect the condition of all or anything any selling even on monday as well as for the major drivers for the russian market be sweet i think they'll be fed decision probably adults will be expected no changes then the situation would be some b.s.

and these are very important level of three hundred forty right now if you could break through these levels i think it will be very supportive for all markets globally and for russian market as well. precious metals are holding they had up building on last week's record games and among the drivers of the falling dollar and best to seeking safe haven to offset market jitters gold is a. poor folks that are silver is getting around a percent to mccutcheon explains why a precious metals that become so it's fact. see havens for in the past fifty years has been the us dollar and u.s. treasuries clearly that's not really the case anymore in particular where the standard and poor's. note came out on monday so really in the absence of anything else what are you doing that's clearly with driving the dollar forward not their other commodities as well as what commodities do with the real thing and this is a way of preserving their purchasing power of you well the problem with most other commodities is that taking delivery of them is almost impossible and as people sort

of see the ability of the average investor to buy something a commodity to has absolute value well you'll find basically the silver and gold are really the easiest convenient most convenient most liquid way of doing that. and that's not good for the south but don't forget you can always i'm also stories just. the book. the book.

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