the third member of the team he's believed to be on a hunger strike denying any charges against him now the reason they were charged this comes after their personal hard drives were seized and detailed maps of the presidential compound and presidential goings on the the daily schedule of mikheil saakashvili was found on that hard drive this resulted in the charges being leveled against them now they will remain in custody until september when they will face a closed doors trial while russia is accused of being a little quick on the truth when it comes to labeling people spies they say that there isn't enough evidence to link these people to to moscow and says that the russians aren't the only people that think that russia has jumped the gun a few times on labeling people spice up to go would judges are so quick to stick a label on to anyone i guess is just a level of democracy of them are going dead has been noticed not just by russia but various key international organizations like the u.n.

spokesperson for the russian foreign ministry there saying that russia didn't have anything to do with these people who are being charged with espionage in georgia last year we saw thirteen people arrested on espionage charges now nine of those were found guilty just last week and handed down sentences ranging between eleven years and fourteen has been told her itself there has been a bit of an outcry against this we're hearing from a georgian daily newspaper. of what they determined to be determined to be a witch hunt going on against anybody who opposes mikhail saakashvili they say that to start off it was businessmen then it was politicians and scientists and now the new target of this which is journalists. opposition leader and you know burjanadze tells our t.v. evidence the authorities are claiming they've got could have been obtained under duress. but it's not just education one person who always done the reddest is

giving such kind of explanations they specially we had to take into account that she was arrested not only himself but his wife too and they have a very small child to live but have been released now because they. went to which this photographer mentioned to of course it's quite difficult for me to say one hundred percent what he's behind us that watches a situation that i seen georgia time to time we are receiving said scandals but these condos have no real legal outcomes and we never saw any kind of real human patients and government keeping to it right now government decided to hire a journalist she's still quite symbolic or because government is trying just to control everybody and everything until now we didn't receive even one that we didn't hear the words government is being received a reality when you have a chronic problem inside when you have problems with social and health care when you have a problem with elementary

a rule of law and the rights of the people when you lost your country twenty percent of thirty so that because the old and they get caught then there is responsible action you should find somebody who will be guilty in everything which is wrong in the country because we're very old probably to go to kony and the system just is quite easy to explain or draw ssion sides and then me and everything what we. give the country least we can rush and so circuitry to create seems like a cycle of enemy and trying to do a leak everybody who is against quemoy against his regime and who is fighting for real democracy in this country he is trying to link possession. it's fair that about two hundred people may have been killed in a series of explosions that shook the city of baghdad in turkmenistan some local reports say the blast happened at a munitions depot though the government continues to claim it was at a fireworks factory state officials have not confirmed any casualties the affected

area is cordoned off and close to entry police are being ordered to detain anyone who tries to take pictures or mobile phone footage of the site many people can't contact family and friends because of disruption to fallen lines a special government commission is reportedly been set up to investigate thursday's explosions in the country has long been a very secretive state with the internet bad until recently our team did contact the editor of human rights website there gave us the latest information but it is not sure we're going to shut starting from yesterday people began returning to the town fires have been the local so no helping soldiers to clean up according to reports the number of casualties and those who died because of injuries has reached nine hundred but we have to verify this information i cannot guarantee its reliability but it's certainly more than two hundred people many died in hospital the residents of about done are no longer in the state of panic but some are still looking for their family members and i can't say that the situation is calm in some remote regions people aren't aware of what's happened as they have no internet

access some or perhaps unhappy as the would like the president to announce a state of mourning or express his condolences it seems that their thirty's aren't willing to admit that there are casualties there's no official theory as to the causes of the explosion initially there was an opinion that the fire happened because of very hold whether frankly speaking it's hard for me to toe therefore i won't be drawing any conclusions as to witnesses many servicemen who were guarding those with houses died in the fire. stay with us here on our team coming up later this hour guilty until proven innocent as the front page coverage of u.s. criminal cases muddy waters of the justice system the report on concerns that many trials may be prejudiced. and find out how young indian businessmen are looking to inspire and innovate as they forge a path away from the country's longstanding culture. but first the owner of the news of the world rupert murdoch is due to fly to london to confront the crisis at the troubled british tabloid police are now investigating the deletion of millions

of e-mails that were potentially valuable evidence in the phone hacking scandal papers accused of snooping on the phone messages of politicians celebrities and victims of crime a number of arrests were made friday including that of andy colson the former editor of the paper who also served as the prime minister's media achieved the tabloids former royal correspondent also arrested both men later released on bail the prime minister has announced to independent public inquiries as a result of the scandal it will be a while news of the world staff are preparing for its final edition this sunday following its announcement to close john dodd who used to work for one of murdoch's newspapers says the media and political circles in the u.k. are too close many of us are calling for a full public inquiry led by a judge and cameron has been dragged to this position he's now willing to let it happen six truly embarrassing for at least part of what's called the chipping condom set which is a rural parts of britain he lives down there at the weekend rebecca brooks lives down there soon colin nish lives down there and there's

a whole set you can to make socially that say it was a different set when labor in power would tony blair but all of it is too cozy and too comfortable if you don't have a real democracy you have to have a separation between the press surely. the political establishment and the government of the day you also need to have separation between the judiciary and those two areas in britain and the united kingdom they've become too close over the last thirteen or fourteen years and i believe that last may no ordinary people in britain their views have not really been represented either in the newspapers or in the political arena last bad for democracy so. david cameron should stuff investigate himself that's far as i'm concerned i want would you employ a man who's already had to resign over the phone hacking allegations why would you take him to the heart of government where he could have access to top secret dossier as an information it's

a sorry sorry day let me tell you not just for the british press but for british democracy can log on and have your say at our website r.t. dot com in our latest poll today we're asking is shutting down news of the world the right thing to do almost half say yes they think rupert murdoch's media dominance should be ended twenty two percent also say yes but for the reason that such tabloids are an embarrassment to british media twelve percent believe it's the wrong decision to cut the paper its current wrong decision and that the paper is current staff shouldn't be punished nineteen per cent say news of the world has been made a scapegoat. also online check out the catwalk turns into a cat fight in central russia one of model trips up and bumps into her colleague watch out. watch our interview with the daughter of actor charlie chaplin he talks about the ups and downs of life on the screen.

egypt returning to normal after friday demonstrations filled cairo's tahrir square and other places there's huge public anger at the interim government that they think is dragging its heels on the reforms demanded when the people toppled president hosni mubarak from power interim leaders have been sent the strongest message that they're not doing enough with tens of thousands turning out for the biggest protests in months gyptian is also frustrated at the sluggish pace of prosecuting senior officials and police officers who are accused of brutality during friday's. uprising professor mark harmon from oxford university says the revolution is only added to egypt's economic woes and not brought about the change people wanted. the expectations that the fall of mubarak could be followed by a change of regime hasn't really come about with barak and his family and closest

cruize have been imprisoned or accused or will go on trial next month of all sorts of crimes against the people and against the interests of country but of course field marshal tantawi members of the military ruling council with his appointees to great extent across egypt people do see that the local boss the local head of the bin astray she has changed so there's a sense that the old regime was decapitated but minus mubarak it's still in power ironically one of the big reasons for the revolution people's economic discontent social this contentious it was a show about unemployment and so on actually the process of getting rid of mubarak has made in the short term the economy worse i do think really there's an easy. to egypt's economic problems because global oil prices global food prices and so on are rising and egypt is essentially important the u.s. media has come under fire for its reporting of a number of high profile criminal trials a case of single mother casey anthony acquitted of murdering her two year old child

earlier this week has been at the center of heated debate for years as artie's honest r.c. churkin reports there are some concerns that public opinion may be swayed by the headlines rather than the evidence. innocent until proven guilty it's a whole mark principle of the american justice system legally often shoved aside from the vigor of some of the arrests young african black and brown subjects being sat down in the street and an obsessive kind of way fifty shots sixty sets laying on our stomach in our back as we run or as we watch all flee to beating suspects into offenses in cases of entrapment. entrapment is not legal entrapment is getting someone to do something that they would normally do to perp walks that parade suspects in handcuffs for the world to see. to a media frenzy devouring some cases and not others i find the need to be for the.

guilty until proven guilty in these cases government is changing the laws so are you presumed guilty from the get go and how much of a role does the media play if you're accused of a famous crime it's going to be in huge headlines on page one when you're exonerated it's on page twenty seven below the fold two column inches and your neighbors somehow didn't manage to catch it that day so everyone still thinks you're a child molester not guilty take the not guilty verdict in the casey anthony murder case involving her two year old daughter the court of public opinion remains split from the court of justice all thanks to nonstop media coverage of the case for the past three years of the. brave and i think it's great the average seven i get it was from the media is going to be able to in the case of former i.m.f. head dominique strauss kahn the media satisfy their gluttonous taste with extreme passion only for the case to crumble i think there should be

a. media outlets are required to play your exoneration up as big and as long as your accusation this is rarely the case as dubious practices in the criminal justice system spread so does the finger pointing and questioning the future of human rights in the us which is we call in as americans and since the one new zone allied. this is getting now going this is really good luckily the principles that the u.s. wants prided itself on are going to fire suspects are having to fight their battles publicly the minute they are arrested and attempts to prove their innocence underlying the discrepancies in the u.s. criminal justice system are alive and kicking and since it turned out are to new york still to come this hour heading east we take you out of tour of the kurgan region in southern siberia a place of rare world charm and somewhat usual custom plus. we're messing about on the rivers just outside moscow but why am i in a wet suit to find out in just

a few minutes. but first with a population of more than a billion people india is a promising platform for entrepreneurship but young indian businessmen have to rely on their creativity and innovation to find new ways of making profit artie's preassure to reports. downstairs in a dusty basement and delis okla neighborhood you'll find twenty six year old pitbull kamar this is one of several of its manufacturing sites it's small and weak but it's one of the offices kamar uses to make sporting equipment including tents he's also working to mastermind a sports curriculum for hundreds of schools around india in an attempt to build an empire that he hopes will change the sporting culture in his country forever there was no gap in the market there was you know no or very few quality offerings as far as the sports industry as a whole was concerned so. it's odd if. the whole industry and right now

he's the number one guy in india doing it in the short time his company has been around its profits have increased two hundred percent per month and he's been named one of the top ten young entrepreneurs in the country it's a massive undertaking especially in a country where studies have always been prioritized over sports but kamar is part of a growing movement of young people who. that they can change cultural mentalities and implement new ideas in their country we have so many graduates coming no engineering and are going to do it every year even if a small percentage of them decided to go you know i don't think it's going to produce. entrepreneurship is becoming a hot field for young people in india while many of the parents of the students on india's college campuses viewed government medicine engineering as stable and prestigious the younger generation is seeing innovation as key to the future according to the indian government the number of small and medium enterprises in

this country is rising by fifteen percent. while their peers in the west are struggling to find jobs during this financial crisis many leaders are encouraging their youth to continue to focus on innovation despite the unstable times we know what it takes to compete for the jobs and industries of our time we need to innovate educate and outbuild the rest of the world. it's a pursuit that some believe could shift the power dynamics in the world and. in next. innovation those who are going to prove themselves in india and the new startups. of succeeding in the global stage kumar and his fellow entrepreneurs admit that starting a venture can be stressful but they try to focus on the positives they believe it has for themselves and their country making a difference you you believed in something you thought this is the this is what

doesn't exist and i want to do something about creating new jobs for their people while addressing their country's means preassure either r t new delhi india turnout of some other stories making headlines across the globe so sudan's become the world's newest nation following separation from the north thousands of people have taken part in massive celebrations in the new capital juba. to the two countries that you separate countries have not yet reached an agreement on their borders natural resources or the status of their citizens clashes over disputed territory still continue in some areas. in malaysia police fired tear gas and arrested up to sixteen hundred activists as thousands gathered across the capital of kuala lumpur those detained included several senior opposition officials the protest which was the country's biggest political rally in years was the culmination of weeks of pressure on the prime minister demanding electoral reforms ahead of national polls expected next year the national party's been in power for almost six decades and

there are growing calls for change. japan's prime minister has announced it will take up to twenty years to clean up after the fukushima nuclear disaster the first time the government's attempted to indicate how long the operation may take emergency measures continue as they try to shut down the reactors to prevent further radiation leaks the fukushima plant was ruined when it was hit by an earthquake and tsunami in march thousands of people have left the area around the facility over safety fears. time now for russia close up team to take you want to journey two thousand kilometers east of moscow. you're. welcome to the court on a region located at the southern tip of siberia it's home to the mountains and untouched landscapes but the natural beauty of the area is not appealing to most of

its residents entire villages are becoming ghost towns as young people move to the cities boyko managed to find one place where residents have a good reason to stay. here we are. gone. for the past sound of fifteen years its population has been badly increasing here is the reason. why. it's monday morning and alexander a former prison guard is it work testing the incoming employees for alcohol. if they're over the limit there is a choice to be cited for a no show and lose thirty percent of them on celery by jocks three kilometers and be docked ten percent of that months of wage goes we do the testing every morning regardless of gender or position within the company people know they could be caught but they will see it on their paycheck and that's a strong incentive not to drink during the working week. inforced alcohol

abstinence is the idea of this man alexander able to cough is the director of the still such plan and likes to extend his influence as far as possible a man of big ideas the very epitome of micromanagement for the past fifteen years he's been preaching to his employees how to make good sausages and how to live a good life. while he is a must it's the quality of the product they gave you this job in the first place and it's the quality that determines whether you'll keep it after firing dozens of workers for showing up drunk at work or xander started lateran his employees on the harms of all the whole three times a day during with breaks is the holy roman emperor charlemagne said the drunk for the first time should be beaten with a stick those court for the second time should be beaten in public. time should be hanged as a former boxer he's not shy about exercising his rule with an r in face and has

built his version of the iron curtain around his plan with dozens of video cameras around the facility employees have no chance to circumvent the law of big brother on the off side thefts and no longer the issue. although the rules are very rigid and most people find it hard to comply but those who don't play by alexander's rules don't work here. alexander's drive to set the rules of the game doesn't and within his plan the only corporate tax payer in the village are four thousand people he's taken on a very wide notion of social responsibility using the plants profits he paved only local roads renovated the school and built the church and while he agrees that modesty is a virtue of his fondness of giving guidance and advice is evident wherever he goes in you are it doesn't matter that you come from a village what matters most is to get a good education thank god we've got good teachers and behave well in school is

that clear. but this approach has divided villagers the majority believe alexander is a blessing from a minority and primarily doe's who he's fired on not as impressed. as the old saying goes one man's meat is another man's poison not everybody in this village appreciates alexander philosophy but he did not succeed in spreading it around some people call him a control freak others to resort to more agricultural language his opponents also include some local officials who believe that alexander has too much power that infringes on their own authority that alexander accuses them of not doing enough for the people when i ask him whether he'd like to run for office he's a response was a resounding no but you're blessed i think the whole purpose of power is to create to make life around you better and in this regard i have all the power that i need as for the iron fist i think every successful activity requires discipline strict

discipline and it starts with me instead of waiting for somebody to come and do something i do it myself i may offend other people but sooner or later they'll understand that i was doing it for the wrong good. many historians make the case that russians prefer authoritarian leaders and tackling the deep problems of alcohol addiction and rural isolation need street discipline and total control good or bad but in the xander scase it seems to have proved efficient some avoid r t the village of just those who are gone the region. finally in this news block sporting enthusiastic are flocking to the outskirts of moscow to find a bargain or two this weekend yachts and speed boats are changing hands of the annual marine fair where want to be sailors can buy or sell used vessels artie's tom barton swapped his suit for a wetsuit to find out more. if you're thinking about brushing you're probably thinking about an awful lot of land but there's also an awful lot of water here and

is this event. today the world on the outskirts of moscow which is trying to show all the fun you could have around the water in russia there are three types of people who come to this event today first of all the look surest types they're here to look at to try out and maybe even to buy books like. looking at a price tag of about half a million euros on the inside no expense to spare we had a look around some of these boats and on an inside they really are on the blog surest site second time the people here are literally people they've come here to relax on the flanks they've come here to drink cocktails in the sun and to watch the photon people the active people they've committed to take part in a lot of the competitions here the sporting events wakeboarding the surfing competitions and they've come to try and show that you can have a lot of fun and be active in the water and i'm here to try and show that too by doing this. for flying to show how much could come out

in the hope that it will shut up to go on the boat now i'm going up to try myself you know. guess you didn't see the ladder that was right there on the dark. well i'll be back with a recap of the day's stories in just a moment stay with us here on r.t. .

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brighton if you. move from things to. these food stamps on t.v. dot com. seven thirty pm in moscow these here are to have lives the latest chapter of the georgian spy saga high profile photographers in the spotlight as tbilisi cues event of working from moscow to georgia claims it's got video evidence to prove their guilt. skeptics say it's part of the government's agenda to boost anti russian hysteria. it's feared hundreds of people have been killed in a blast in turkmenistan but there is confusion a state official say there were no fatalities human rights groups report that an ammunition depot blew up but the government blames a fireworks outside. the owner of the british tabloid accused of hacking into

phones of murder victims expected in london to deal with a crisis before the last edition goes to print the number of arrests already made one hundred sixty year old paper now faces claims of its mettle with evidence. populations more mobile than ever before and countries seem to have some kind of headache with migration be it in words or out words spotlight now discusses russia's place in the global village. pub again the welcome to spotlight the interview show on t.v. . today my guest on the show is constancy in that i'm a dad that's the flow because i'm acquired with a test change the demographics of the old world the police ethnic and cultural conflicts that made some official suggest that the policy of multicultural europe

has failed the problem is pretty similar is wrong.