in business news the bears are continuing to dominate global financial markets with the russian markets dropping for the seven of session in a row down the more than two percent join me in twenty minutes time. very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow the british prime minister has vowed that rioters will pay for what they've done a few dress parliament in the wake of clashes that engulfed the country what started out as a peaceful protest against police shooting a man in north london who grew into scenes of bedlam bennett joins me now with the latest developments from london. if we see violence escalate across the u.k. do you think that david cameron will protect a call on the army to support an already overstretched police force. was not looking likely at the moment by the prime minister has refused to rule out that

option cobra the country's cobra emergency response committee has discussed that option and whilst he said it's an undesirable one of the moment it is still a potential last resort if future violence calls for it in the meantime though he's called for more robust policing tougher tactics because these criticised the police . in the beginning of the riots saying that there were too few of them with basically going to soft on the rioters so there's sixteen thousand police officers on the streets of london over the weekend sanctioned the use of baton rounds also water cannons will be available at twenty four hour notice if they're needed and this option the army is still a last resort now this tough talking has already been matched by tough policing in some areas and a clip has emerged on you tube of police in manchester a couple of nights ago wrestling an alleged shooter off his bicycle to the ground and that has not been received warmly at all on social media sites. a lot of

criticism about that and the i.p.c.c. the independent police watchdog has already said it will launch an investigation into that and whether the police use these tactics in a necessary way and either how did the fifth night go nor will this where there any more clashes of significance. the streets are actually pretty quiet all over the country largely thanks to a downpour of rain across the country that was dampened the looters. the streets are quiet the courts are actually across that in many parts of the country manchester burning in london a very busy working through the night to process the one thousand two hundred arrests and among some of those charged already is an eleven year old boy. for stealing. the course already in action as well out. on the streets so the mood there is still anger anger by residents and anger at the government for ignoring what they say is the real problem here which is unemployment not enough funds going

into the cities for young people and disillusioned youth. we will not put up with this in our country we will not allow a culture of fear to exist on our streets and we will do whatever it takes to restore law and order and rebuild our communities prime minister david cameron talks tough as he answers questions from parliament on how to reform sections of society he's branded thick but seemingly unlike cameron people who live in the country's poorest communities still based on rest coming exacerbated by government policy i think that certain things that we had like swimming used to be feed stuff that. i think it gave a place for children to go and cuts and stuff like that don't give opportunities for children you are less fortunate to go and enjoy stuff in holidays so they resort to. that happens that you know you can't blame you for being fed up in this

feeling disenfranchised and feeling is nothing for them because it doesn't seem to be anything for these days there's no jobs for them there's nothing for them to take the things that with them to go flying around history colas the current sickness isn't easily cured it's links to years of liberal policies resulting in an underclass of young people who don't equate rights with responsibilities anti social behavior results in a court order seen by many as a badge of honor schooling in deprived areas is disrupted by bad behavior teachers no longer have recourse to punishment and can't count on support from parents the me they me calm me down pay me i don't know what they need they need. to take control now on. where to pitch a save go a lot for you still nothing to do and screams the same place to help them have

something to do again x. post counts are you sure it's true just found one of those schemes being caught is this bus which goes round the housing estates in hackney providing much needed resources and encouragement to young people they used to be another bus to but now there's no money to pay starts so because of government cutbacks the team can only reach hof the youngsters they used to deem to be failing in school because they haven't met the criteria of jump through the hoops of seven. didn't go on to thought it had not achieved anything in life and respirations change and as a result of that often they are criminal or maybe a drugs or just becoming a bowman society youth unemployment in hackney east london runs at over thirty percent parts of the power of fairly affluent so it's reasonable to assume that figure rises substantially when it comes to these council estates it's become a culture. where in some cases it's more profitable to stay at home and claim

benefits than it is to go out and work for a living there are jobs there if they wanted to do them most jobs now are filled by pubs in shops in everywhere you go they're filled by eastern europeans who are highly educated who actually speak the language and they're getting the jobs and our own people are not getting them very often because they're not interested in education they don't really want to work the problem that marginalized it's not a quick fix and as such it's also not the exit with. its immediate situation does it get sold it will be interesting to see what the government does to fix the sickness in this society if the answer is nothing you shouldn't be surprised to see violence again from all walks of life you're and it's actually done. when i gess in the david cameron called the rioting appear and simple criminality. is the core of the problem is the last generation of. really would like the british

authorities to rethink hard and fast their approach their approach needs to be actually addressing the root causes of this which is a forgotten generation themselves this is a mass phenomenon this is this is this is a generation that's been called hoodies child's. gangster. the way they've been treated by the system and by people in the community so why are we surprised that they behave in the way that we've lived for a whole generation it's a social nine eleven we can say i mean you know cameron and miliband were holidaying in the terrain while they're bombing libya on the south mediterranean a common comes back after the first day of writing from his nice little holiday and he calls these young people criminals defying law and order this is the same person who was directly responsible for the massacring by nato of eighty five civilians that same night including thirty five children so let's get some perspective here who's the real criminal in this situation. now israel has approved the building of

sixteen hundred extra settlements in east jerusalem peace talks between both sides have been stalled by the recent construction of jewish homes in the west bank with this comes just weeks ahead of the expected move by the palestinian the ministration to have their state recognized at the u.n. security council on middle east correspondent reports. the israeli government has announced that it approves the construction of we've been told some two thousand two hundred and twenty five new housing units in neighborhoods across east jerusalem and in the coming days they are expected to give their nod to a third of the two thousand seven hundred now these housing units are in areas in neighborhoods across the one nine hundred sixty seven armistice lines they are areas of israel and mixed but that an extension was never recognized by the international community now certainly the timing is significant because this announcement comes as tens of thousands of israelis have taken to the streets calling for more affordable housing they're also criticizing the high costs of

living in this country but the government denies that this announcement has any kind of political connotations in fact the interior ministry says it was merely a response to the growing housing crisis in this country but now movement has issued a statement and it really echoes what many activists in this country are saying and to quote from part of it it says that the government is cynically using the housing crisis in israel to promote the construction of settlements what we're likely to see through this move is certainly a strong reaction to what many are calling a provocation and for quite some time now israeli palestinian peace talks have been deadlocked it certainly is not going to improve those and it comes ahead of next month's planned palestinian announcement of statehood early this week in a rare move the state department issued a statement in which it said that it was deeply concerned around some nine hundred housing units or form part of this group that were being planned for a neighborhood known as the heart of home or essentially in this. neighborhood

illustrated would have a line of israeli homes that would break a palestinian state that would actually prevent palestinian east jerusalem from being connected to bethlehem so it and many saying that that is an attempt to try and make a future palestinian state that much more improbable now last march when the erased by president joe biden was here it was announced at that stage at these really government was planning to build one thousand six hundred housing units and those are part of the announcement today that created a lot of tension between the u.s. and the israeli government and certainly today what we've seen in light of this announcement is that kind of tension just being further exacerbated. with political stability spreading across the globe and fears of more fukushima style nuclear disasters the number of d.m.z. believe is on the rise but now it's also the struggling global economy that's increasingly making people stock up on basic necessities alice is telling them that some americans who are ready for the. typical house in

a regular suburban town but here families preparing for the end of the world. are german mouser and peace thirty eight from world war two a twelve gauge shotgun. a forty caliber pistol and an a r fifteen for weapons and ammunition are key for carrying this out on the street for some reason and all hell broke out and it's you know and the world type situation he's person a certified and our instructor and owner of two businesses stores food and supplies to help him survive no matter what disaster might hit breakdown a government is one thing a lot of people are preparing for now or facing possible pay the ladies for a source of purity. i don't believe we're going to need any of this kind of court and for that but you're going to have a lot of americans that are kind of the thirty seven year old is among thousands of american preppers who would rather be ready than sorry archie spoke with the

founder of the preppers network from inside his truck some more economic. people every day lose their jobs. have to rely on. gas masks bullet proof vests canned food tents and helmets filled basements like this one a proper survival bag is not a typical first aid kit it includes things like a parachute cord a body heat retaining space blanket a survival knife a meal ready to eat and bagged emergency drinking water according to preppers one must also be ready for chemical catastrophes or a large scale terrorist attack contaminates land on top of you you have a cup or two of the. d.b.f. you would slip into a chemical proof if you don't situation want to want to. someone you know one hundred percent sure that nothing is going to get through to you know

a variety of walkie talkies are ready for use if the communication network shuts down. for us on the other end of the line keith's father who is actually in the next room giving you a police officer for twenty five years he's now retired his mean past. time is operating a ham radio for him communications will be key if disaster strikes the tsunami and earthquake in japan a couple months ago i met a really played a big part in providing emergency communications when everything else failed there's one scenario he fears more than others there was some kind of a nuclear fallout radio wave propagation but probably for all practical purposes. around ten thousand dollars is the hefty price tag for these supplies but to preppers it's not just ten grand sitting in a basement. with uncertainty taking over the us they say those who seem paranoid today may end up being the smartest tomorrow and if they see it you're going up

r.t. somerville new jersey. america's aaa credit score has spot on excel thong global markets ratings giants a safe. that france has higher status but investors remain unconvinced to find out the full financial journalist in the coroner says it's not self the bank the whole country's which announced struggling to make ends meet with more public on the west on the cards. the downgrade of or i simply of the good of the united states whether it was warranted or not i think speaks volumes about the shift of risk from the balance sheet of banks the balance sheet of sovereign countries which are effectively the backstops for the welfare state so when they do start to question of course you're going to have mounting unrest now and i think what i'm really because the system architecture is is such with the banking system and the way that the sovereign countries are benefiting backstops for. for the banking system i

think that you're going to see one versus especially united states because the us is an empire and it's it's the reserve currency of the world so when it when this when this is the glasses it's going to be most felt in the u.s. because an empire sits on a nation state within which it resides and a giant parasite so when that crumbles it's the it's the biggest prize that is the final piece to go by i think the first proven inapt system is architected so that it's going to self-destruct ever since we went off of bretton woods we were running deficits like the sixty's we had the guns and butter great society of lyndon johnson vietnam war and i got a spot of the fact of gold standard in the fixture injury system of reading words and that pushes you to the inevitable position where the day which is boom bust boom bust and move to the point where the nation states take all the liability of the banking system and then effectively put themselves in a position where they are the grenade now and the nation state is the the vessel that within which humanity has been able to sit guard certain human rights and if that goes it's effectively a new a futile or smart. european markets have surrendered their early again this fears

over the stability of the banking sector has assessed the wrong indices are following suit the main concern right now being room is over the possible government bailout of french saw three thousand i'll buy but given the recent swing of the outlook still remains uncertain with wall street about to start trading after last night's slump our business desk is following all the latest figures for us join them for the update in about ten minutes time. so the northern quarter though are dismantling roadblocks set up increased tensions with ethnic albanians after a tentative peace deal was brokered between the sides by nick clashes broke out last month after cost of and police took control of two disputed border crossings with serbia to enforce a trade but ours is that we are for national reports song serbs feel forced to protect themselves from ethnic aggression on a daily basis. eighty two year old who lives in a serbian enclave in cost of

a hopes tonight will be trouble free on march it will not stop them if they want to steal they will do it anyway as they have the many times but i feel better if i do this. the people she fears are all benni. small village there are only twelve houses here is in the middle of a large will been in community if something happens who lives with your little grandchildren says no one will come to help them because. they still have tractors and cows we live in fear we never know what tomorrow will bring we tried to think about it but many of us have gone if nothing changes i think there will soon be no serbs left in kosovo. and some statistics his fears in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight before nature's warming of serbia albans made up sixty six percent of course of its population today three years after the region's self

proclaimed in. pendants this figure amounts to ninety two percent thousands of serbs have left course of a son who haven't say they have forgotten what living in peace is like. all of the sun goes down and this is when the fear starts to grow but if he wishes house is on the verge of a small serbian enclave he has another word for it that you will get the ghetto. this is a prison with few inmates they say you can see here but they do everything to make your life your impossible there was a beautiful forest with huge trees like this here they cut it all down look only bushes left but if we do it but to cure wooden beaters one of them was with. you bashir has two children and once more but says his desire for a larger family will do little to help strengthen the serbian population in cos of a every abend in family here has from four to ten children making this athlete

group one of the fastest growing populations in europe and it seems as the serbian minority decreases forces grow louder and the fight turns fiercer. recent clashes in northern kosovo at the disputed border with serbia following christina's attempt to take control over the checkpoints showed that serbs are standing strong over their communities or beaches. how long should we prove to the rest of the world that this is our land how long should we fight for it i want to normal life back so much but we're afraid they won't stop until we all live or die . one bedroom one big dining room and one room for children this little cozy house used to be a home to one serbian family but a decade ago life stopped within these walls since ninety one thousand nine. hundred flight it cost over and still afraid to return living sad reminders like

this one spread all over the region there are fears that it was serbs always considered as they hard could soon just stop beating. r.t. course over. but you check out our website ology dot com for more news blogs and analysis here's a taste of what's online right now for you revenge nato says insurgents in afghanistan who downed the coalition's helicopter thirty eight dead were killed in a special operation something to tell about. find out what can be done to stop sexual predators from paedophile offenders escape justice in russia's far weeks. because mother international news making the headlines this hour in the blast has ripped through a parking lot near a commercial center in the lebanese capital beirut killing at least two people

a car belonging to the son of a judge was nearby when the explosion occurred but it was unclear whether it was the target the area has since been sealed off by security forces as the investigation continues no targeted bomb attack from there but in the past three years. syrian forces have killed five people as they stormed two towns in the center of products in their crackdown on anti-government protesters activists say the columns of tanks and the town is forcing residents to flee the violence earlier the army attacked a town near the turkish border and detained at least a hundred in this kind despite us tightening sanctions against syria's main bank and mobile phone operator and increasing pressure on president assad to end the clampdown. at least seven people including a child have died after female suicide attackers and one hundred car bomb targeted a pakistani police check post the city of peshawar where the explosions happened

lies near areas where militants are known to operate taliban and al qaeda linked bombers have killed four thousand five hundred people in pakistan since two thousand and seven attacks and mainly aimed at security forces and could all be rises the killing of osama bin laden in may. ok that is the way beneath the business on the way now with dmitri. thanks very much alice alone welcome to the business update here on r.t. global markets continue to suffer from high volatility after opening strongly in europe and russia they were falling down quickly and now they're back in europe into positive territory that's in the wake of heavy selling on wall street overnight where the dow jones and nasdaq lost over four percent now tobias blattner from dire capital markets says the markets are showing signs of panic. no i think we are already in a kind of panic more since about two weeks because equity markets lost enormously

there's a brutal price action going on in markets right now and as you said i mean the volatility is very very high we see in the morning the markets going up in the afternoon they're going down again there's simply like a very large degree of unusually high degree of uncertainty in markets currently they are digesting the news from the from the fed from from tuesday night the economy the world economy is probably in a faster than expected slowdown so markets are really nervous seeing and very nervous and they're panicking to a certain extent well to be honest i think if you wouldn't have seen the e.c. be making the decision late on sunday to actually intervene in europe in one markets this week then i think we would have been already at that age for. a second to get the figures on the markets. in russia first of all somewhat of a correction the r.t.s. is now down just point six percent of my six point seven percent they were losing up to five percent early in the day in the seas are at one year lows almost

gazprom energy shares are down around one percent this nicole is also down to minus two city has bought back two percent of the company's shares for one point two billion dollars and was telecom remains what some of the most volatile stocks it's down nine point three percent after losing eleven monday. so take a look at what's happening in europe and somewhat of a correction also footsie up point three percent the dax up point two after moving around two percent earlier in the day european union's market supervisor says european regulators are increasing surveillance of financial markets holding several days of steep sell off. now has moved through commodities precious metals in the red gold broke an all time high record on wednesday of eighteen hundred dollars per ounce but. almost one point sick. percent this hour silver is also down one point nine percent. oil prices are down at this hour of the seeing an

overnight rally in the u.s. light sweet is gaining around is actually using around a dollar brant down one dollar forty cents. a thorny issue of how much ukraine pays for russian gas is set to get another airing when the presidents of the two countries meet in sochi ukraine currently pays almost three hundred dollars per thousand cubic meters with the price set to rise to four hundred however key of says the contract gas formula signed in two thousand and nine is not fair and want to cancel instead it suggests a price closer to two hundred dollars ukraine's president unocal which says he hopes a compromise can be reached and avoid having to take this issue to court. the headlines are next with alice on r.t. do stay with us. if.

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