we. welcome back a summary now of our top stories in the weekly pay r.t. . a year approves a twelve billion euro bailout package to tackle the greek debt crisis as violent demonstrations around the country approaches the high cost how the rates with billions of euros worth of a steady march is demonstrators clashed with police and angry at the government's decision to approve radical cards. public sector workers in the u.k. take part in a national day of strikes and that seems to defy the government's plans to change

that state schools were closed and traffic disrupted during the biggest industrial action the country has seen in decades. and actually it's from a humanitarian city led destined for guns are demanding authorities explain why their convoy has been banned from leaving greek halls in while the palestinian leader accepts another insult but didn't leave the agent of the un play on the whole of the campaign is. last leave is fear for their lives as nato steps up and strikes a warning that comes before any place any time to find colonel gadhafi is threatening to retaliate against europe and as they are alliance to stop six countries. and the facts on he talks exclusively with the colonel son so with both gadhafi is wanted at the hague and targeted by nato saif gadhafi shares his new his view and why his country is under time.

so far as well thank you very much for joining us here on out from well in two thousand and eight you were welcomed in london tony blair embraced your father you received your ph d. from london school of economics and now just three years on. a targeted by nato missiles in your own country street price civil war why do you think has your fate turned so while a plea to put everybody. on for others. we heard. most of us from one or many countries. from iran north korea. this is your mistake you give up your weapons of mass destruction you'll start developing new style as you became very friendly with the west and this is the result so with me this is a message to everybody that you have your strong and never trust them. you have to

be. alert because those people are the don't have friends over one eye the killer mind understand. and the same thing can't happen when you've got a country talking about mistakes and lessons what would you have done differently one of our big mistakes that we stopped. short of we delayed buying new. weapons. from russia to be mistreated by the way we delayed that. building a strong army because we thought that we would not fight again the americans the europeans our friends were not i think in. so. not to build a strong modern army was a big big thing because we thought that most of our problems and now we are a peaceful country nor do we know loco to be normal relation we do business religion said this was our mistake to be very tolerant with our enemies so

everybody is blaming me that is because if you because you were tolerant you were nice with everybody and now we're brought all the enemies from abroad to libya and this that is a charge by the international criminal court with a design a quotation as states policy aimed at deterring and quelling but any means including by the use of lethal force the demonstrations of civilians against office regime which started in february two thousand and eleven this policy exist. the accuse me of killing people everybody in or even the levels of themselves they are accusing me of using force or people are not. in the army i'm not in the government so for me to be responsible for killing people it was a big joke second to all the people who die at the beginning one hundred fifty nine and most of the people died when the attack minutes later and this would happen

anywhere anywhere in the world and russia and america and france and germany and italy if. people in the street and move towards a military side training mission or arms the military will prevent this what happened in benghazi who are these people later on we found our most of the they belong to any study groups but it was too late of a direct question the deal your father. ordered the army to kill plasters of course not this number one no second. my father called but you're not allowed but there isn't because you know he's one of the leaders of the of what you called him and called him. and called the. we've told him many times don't use force with people he told us but

they are attacking the data size is very difficult situation who didn't order nobody or the nobody the guards fired. but if they fired up it was the guards. we're surprised by a lot of people and you start fighting fire in. order to work to defend themselves and to defend the. camps was the purpose of this war and were nature's already trying to kill your father the score of. course the sentence or against against already. there. can be punishment so they decided to kill me and my father and they did kill my brother and it is still my house so this is you need to execute you so

now you also know while i rest me i mean three months ago and so to kill me and you are after me every day you are trying to find me articularly i'm a brother so this is the world number two just to be the supreme court. a little while they are trying to negotiate with us a deal that if you accept this deal with the care of the court what does the new. wheels is controlled by those countries which i think us every day is just to put psychological and political pressure that it is saying nato is trying to kill you right today i was swimming and i was very hard of what we went to the beach really saw in our country. fighting for our country living with our people who feel we live in a country where we would if we die we're going to have a soul mate who is born in libya and the libyan government says there's more than

nine hundred people have been killed since the beginning of the operation in march while nato has only admitted nine civilians and they have destroyed our house in the middle of. a. small house strong. when the houses we were living near this small school next to. the bomb that house with four sides because my brother here on civilian he had nothing to do with the war with politics he was studying in germany because of the war he came back to libya he was there simply because. nato. command and control center. and because of that it was a. small house is if your example for my family let alone

many other examples one week ago they had a house of a friend of my father in the whole family. the wife pregnant. two young girls over there and said i hear you we are hitting a military site. a plane a president. with her. controlling and commanding libyan troops cannot. be singing some very funny shit with them the have one target this country is a piece of cake rich full of guys oil and we have more than one hundred billion dollars deposits abroad so we have to share this cake that's it and we

have to get of mr gadhafi because he's the only obstacle between. us and i think it's as simple as that but there are some people saying that if gadhafi go the fighting will stop still. not because their goal is the kind of the goal is to control libya is accountability this is the target. and the libyans will not allow them to do that. so the fight will continue what do you think about the media war who's winning this war at the beginning the one. the one. or the one because it was planned from beginning to end up is in pensacola. collapsed that i was occupied tripoli and if you come. into it became the whole country. still now suffering from the chaos but now

believe us or we're one day everybody and the we're seeing the libyan libyan maybe is bombing the hardware of mr. and mrs there is in the middle of the desert it's one thousand troops on here and the libyan ships are bombing the harbor of mr smith was this the security council resolution against libya because all the free media reported seeing a libyan air force is bombing. civilian districts in tripoli and killing seven thousand people we've started for the past let me finish with the future. it's known that you couldn't last such from the front that there will be no place for you in a post-war libya and. i see why interest here i want to my abroad realistically where do you go from here who you. are with me right because if he.

had a problem with. you we're going to find my friends but at the time i was very liberal tolerant. very peaceful peaceful a certain extent. for the. libyans are equal so everybody has to. to be libya. to be active you would want but later on we found that. there were. it was because putting money by those people against libya so they said this because a few those sneaks. and managed to penetrate our country and work with foreigners and street accountable so we go very angry with you because you are very tolerant and don't forget by released all the prisoners at the

beginning of the end there were zero prisoners so we're good because a few instances too much to them and i do think they're right to be honest with. some prolonged. i was in the us you know longer a little more how it changed we're not. getting it from. the same or sneak from the simple so i can kiss you i can forgive you but only for good so what you have done is going to be mine for a long time. and. we called police and according to the experience one all this like there will be over how that's less of an equal and

rebels. and harry they want to put it aside as possible because the are hungry. tired they want to share the cake. slake for them leaving is they fast forward but one of the most fast because every should be fast fast for cars airplanes fast bullets cost victory. but. because we are in our country so until we live here in the here so we're very patient one day the french will go back to corsica and france the italians will go back to sicily and italy. the deluge will go back to denmark the kids will go back to toronto and leave the woodwork to the millions.

wealthy british soil it's not hard to cut let's go. to the. heart. market why no. one knows what's really happening to the global economy is because really for just one or two. of somebody's top stories and then we can all see the you approve the twelve billion euro bailout package this time called the greek debt crisis has been in demonstrations one country precious at a high cost how faced with billions of euros worth of us territory measures demonstrators clashed with police angry at the government's decision to of friends radical cops and. public sector workers in the u.k. take part in the national day of strikes and attend to defy the government's plans to change their pensions and state schools will close down that truck a destructive during the biggest industrial action the country are seen in decades . it's from a humanitarian thirteen

a distance from gaza demanding also riches explain why their cold war has gone from leaving three holes meanwhile the machine in the dark times on such a naval base to the enclave of the home of the campaign. plus leaders fear for their lives as nato steps up and strikes and warning that bomb is good for any place any time by the donkeys threatening to retaliate against europe and there's a lion's stops it's going to take. as the headlines up next the clashes bring you all the nations full seems. welcome this is the sports update and first let's have a look at the headlines. and the winner is no above george this thing rafael nadal in the mound singles wimbledon final to claim his maiden title at the old england

club. family of the mcleish gold if it's david hale points to become undisputed world champion that puts every boxing have a way title even found celtic which go for others. and also jorge lorenzo paulson's goals if a case is still not in the final laps i think telling grand prix to grab the second victory of the season has been a challenge trip. so another spectacular wimbledon final is over with no big drop of it becoming that's wednesday eleven champion out there clinching the singles crown out of the expanse of two time winner rafael nadal djokovic still going in for most of the match maltese past appearance of the wimbledon decide the serve though totally in control especially when it mattered most in pro dahlan that sound to take the first sat before expanding the lead with an almost clean sweep in the second by six games to one. draw for the finally broke his opponent

to also run out a six one way not in the end. the thought started thinking about the break up of the most likely way allowing adults a level of two games with a little help from the standpoint of the crucial moment came at four three two this i can see the once again broken at all and then served out for the match of the championship six three overtaking rafael as well number one on monday is just icing the key for the job. in the ladies of and it was czech republic's patrick a bit of a who celebrated her maiden major success after beating madea shut up about on sounds the same the pair exchanged any breaks before play settled down but it was really in decision making paid off later in the sept break in the russian set to take it by six games to three the second started with a check calling it had producing yet another break but shut up about tied it at two games however they continued to say which of the server allowing people to

eventually wrap up the match in straight sets six three six four this is a so much point and that's why it's a one year old first grand slam title huge disappointment push up above the two thousand and four champ and century goals reaching the final is an achievement in itself yes. but. it's a good considering. the results here. because no games intruding in. its effects because it is near and dear tremendous amount of confidence going forward. and we still have many tournaments in this year in the next in the. just want to be a better place. i don't know about this. feeling maybe i i accepted it after i don't know sunday.

and also on the penultimate day of longer than. make one the ladies doubles while american brothers pop in my bra and cringe three months doubles on the top seeded passing also with sorbitol instead then horia to cower for mania six three six four seven six to claim their second wimbledon trophy their last win was in two thousand and six and it's also reclaimed eleventh the grand slam title overall tying australia into todd woodbridge and mark woodforde records after its. now one of the most anticipated boxing bouts in recent years turned out to be somewhat anticlimactic was in medical school big thing david haye by unanimous decision in hamburg on saturday night that the steel how much of the w.b. heavyweight belt while keeping his own w b o and. the status of undisputed champion he talked a great game prior to the five which has been years in the waiting bob the thirty year old simply couldn't match the ukrainians during promise lost in the haze

slipping on the canvas several times and was unable to stand up the girls strategy so if they play six they trained fifty nine of the ukrainian and his past were invited decisions since creating a russian sub in two thousand hates the idea of it and his brother vitali now holds all the major heavyweight boxing crowns. with bush and make excuses but it should make me see. you know a good. thing for you to go but it was no way i was in. one of those things but in training injuries very grateful. i was only able to push with my right foot to shoot my right to. open up the. way of going broke and killed it so i can be complete so it's called a sore loser. now where he says told i couldn't take advantage of his position let's say jorge lorenzo and i'm sure the visit also i have in sunday's italian

grand prix at the magellan circuit we all start in the bench slipping to lawrence of caught up with him six laps from the finish line and then stone as a hole in the teammate of his heels i also call stand on the final lap yamaha's lawrence of walking a time of forty one minutes fifty seconds to secure his second win of the season and close the gap and stoner in the overall standings to nineteen points. overall thirty three points off the place else who else is going to dani pedrosa came after starting from the same place on the grades. so especially. the last three or four races as we saw so well for us. you know. from the on the cross. over. from the yellow jersey. to his garments of belo won the second stage of the two of the fronts at same time trial which returned to the race after

a one year break the american beating the b m c four seconds of britain's sky team coming and russia's get to share rival spanish eighteenth out of twenty two schools so in the region who show up now tops the overall standings ahead of teammate david miller ambience these cable evens the finished second in the opening stage on saturday the family channel doesn't go into the had another bad day meanwhile as he cites a bank game hates the meaning the spaniard would settle for seventy think overall and minutes and forty two seconds that leaves. football and get off their winning solid on the ten year anniversary of their so-called america title the two thousand and one champions between costa rica and they see all of the continent's most prestigious football tournaments costa ricans facing an uphill battle arrive before the captain randall brown can perhaps. judge himself unlucky to have received a straight credit for that challenge on lewis a rare. bear to full advantage going ahead on his stroke of half time freddy who

are in suburbia through goal of finding algeria and ramos who made no mistake one they'll have is how we can finish despite planty of chances walk along there in the second period without moving bob argentina in the group that's after behests only june with only their in the competition fixture. and some basketball news russian international john abbott holden will be with a t about september's european championships and if there are any or three for all the american born russian announced his retirement last month but said he is not quitting the national school the f.a. however head coach david clarkson made clear on sounds as either the playmaker well and joined the team for the upcoming euro unlike old. kirilenko will travel to the three and a half from the u.s. to help the russians. and finally the temperatures here in moscow have been reaching and passing thirty degrees celsius regularly over the past few weeks just perfect for swimming then and no better time for the moscow open water

championships to take place as a bucket of reports. perfect weather and the perfect venue that's what the most more a championship is known for. more and more parties and so every year this time another record was set with more than one hundred swimmers in different races. i'm really glad the number of participants increases dramatically every year we try to make it more popular and attract people and mass appeal of the event will increase the skills of the athletes many young swimmers take part in the un to launch a professional athletes so it was no surprise that a member of the national team sure easily won it at a distance of three kilometers. that i performed well here and i'm satisfied with the result however it was more like training for me going to serious competition just to prove to myself i'm good for. however look many national team swimmers dissipated as they were arrested ahead of the world aquatics championships that

starts in two weeks in china in russia traditionally are among hold favorites in open water disappointment in my but it's a gamble i see it as the russian championship has just finished and we have a few days off and then we start preparing for the world championships. and will be license to believe the next minute. we have big games for the world championships it's hard to produce something with one hundred forty countries competing with we've never left the event without my little so i hope will improve our results compared to the previous world championships with the one here default on the olympics every start is important and with the world championship me part of calling for aim for the twenty twelve summer olympics this is need to consult down to becomes crucial because they are both thirty. today for the al coming up is the weather.

culture is that so much of an oldish music to share power. with as the us starts its military withdrawal from iraq what is a hold for the kurds and if the kurds strive towards an independent state what is. twenty years ago and largest country. but how did. you get your. where did it take.

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