with a look back at the past week's top stories and the latest developments this is all to see live in moscow cross border violence as sort of the middle east this week with israel launching airstrikes in gaza which for back with dozens of rocket attacks the arab league has condemned the israeli assaults and calls for the u.n. to say go action that if it's out exchanges have already claimed the lives of around thirty people from both sides these policy is keeping across developments in tel aviv hello to you paula the violence appears to show little sign of abating. at that mission a little sign of abating there are now a new round of a strike and rocket attack since last night saturday some nine rockets have been fired into southern israel one man was killed one woman was critically injured and a number of buildings had to be any damage at the same time we're talking here some

one hundred seventy vocative that have rained down on seven israel since the findings first began on tuesday now it is increasingly looking likely that the israeli army might be considering a ground offensive into gaza and this comes and then a number of israeli part of the interior calling for such an operation to take place only today same day israel resumed a strike more than a dozen palestinians have been killed in the air strike the hamas leadership is warning on the international community to condemn israel and this is a sentiment that was echoed at the arab league meeting that was held here today in cairo that meeting issued a statement in which they said that israel needs to stop its aggression on both gyptian and garden soil and at the same time he called on the united nations to intervene now israel has also been gripped by a massive protests over domestic problems for months now what do people there think about this escalating tension. well the social protest has now been

ongoing for more than a month and by and large people are insisting that they will remain with the man on the agenda but of course there is going concern that the netanyahu government might use this kind of violence as an excuse as a detraction away from actually addressing the real concerns with me and has adam cannot use a spokesperson from the movement and in the most recent protest last night saturday seemed to see demonstrators with a new slogan now in light of the latest conflict. together with the old slogan the people want social justice they were also chanting the people want the ceasefire if that's representative of most israelis would most israelis support a ceasefire i think there are some israelis who. are very angry with palestinians and go oh let's go in and finish them one off for once and for all and that is going actually. people will take but i think quite

a few people would like to see a ceasefire and i'm sure that the moment when the cease fire goes into effect everybody will be very relieved the problem what was said. bill you mentioned mainstream columnist to do in the article not that there is a kind of macho question who will have the last word who will shoot the first shot the last shot which is completely unimportant as a politically or militarily but it is a question of the station and that causes more people to the forces for the chief. one time the issue here for the last month has been issues of social security and social issues all of a sudden that agenda seems to have changed to terrorism and security do you think that the netanyahu government is using this as an opportunity to detract from issues that when there is so certainly no question that netanyahu is using it. and

certainly the people who made this attack in their give gave it to him on the social. silver platter. but i don't think that this social put this is going to disappear because there is a very very much feeling of bitterness hopelessness and not only of the most poor people in israeli society what of the people who have been leading this but. what you call the middle class young people professionals who find they can't get a job or if they get they'll get a job. in themself and there for me lisa void which they get they can't get the for the housing that many people say that having children is just for the business and that's why what is what is leading this forth this. always been living very much most of all because of the free market capitalism economy in for many years that forced on children into the know if you very much. i think this will not

go away whatever happens in the outside for example and of course another thing to be inspiration is money. quick to respond to tax something yeah. cancer is something that's been on the cards for some time it will keep management all right thank you very much paul that i was our correspondent paula sneer reporting from tel aviv many thanks also to israeli peace activist adam camera. libyan rebels say they're pushing on towards tripoli and claim they're now around thirty kilometers away from the capital they have also been reports of sporadic violence within tripoli itself but many people on the ground there say the situation is much calmer than those reports suggest this is a feeling as an independent journalist in tripoli who says that false accounts of what's happening and serve only to stir up the conflict. we've been hearing from the rebels and from nato that nato allies the stench of the rebels a day

a week or very close to tripoli we've been hearing this for the past five months so the people of tripoli have essentially got used to these claims and don't treat them very seriously we've been hearing that we have is under control that prager is in country of kinds of control but the reality is that what is happening in these areas is that they are coming under intense nato bombardment and leaving the libyan army and the volunteers essentially the tribes and people in libya to move out of the area temporarily while the airstrikes are taking place last night there was some incidents in parts of tripoli which with seem to have been quite rapidly of dealt with why by the people here by the libyan government so then people started to come out into the streets to rally in support of their lead to essentially and then after that there were a few more incidents it appears as though there have been a few snipers from the rebels shooting from buildings which obviously this is

a very i'm talking about a very small number of variables but the issue of snipers shooting from buildings what it does is it creates mass panic and it's very difficult for the libyan police the libyan army and the volunteers here to deal with because of the threads of hurting civilians has obviously failed in its military strategy and to create a military solution here so instead what we're seeing is a massive psychological operation going on to try and weaken the government in the libyan government in that way of course we know that at the beginning of the crisis and continuously the international media the western media al-jazeera in particular has been responsible for a number of really grave lies of course there was the lie that gadhafi was attacking his own people which thanks to the satellites of russian its intelligence proved that there were no such attacks. that took place we heard the lie that the libyan govern. that was hiring mercenaries from african countries that has led to

the mass lynching of black people in areas like benghazi and misrata and other places that was also proved to be a lie by human rights organizations we've had the lie that there was an imminent must occur about to take place in benghazi and also that there was already thousands that have been killed by the libyan government in benghazi but we have yet to see the mass graves we have yet to see the footage we have yet to see the evidence of this most recently that was of course the claims in the international media that somehow the civilian deaths the massacre that took place in the town wasn't quite on the scale that the libyan people and government was paying and i went to the tell myself i went to the burial i saw the evidence of. the massacre of children and other civilians so it's quite understandable that few journalists here may be receiving receiving the pleas of the libyan government to just do their job essentially and report what is happening on the ground here

because thus far they have been they have proven incapable of doing so and that is that they are largely responsible for the crisis in this country. and then later we'll bring you more about the troubles in the region as our team needs one participant of egypt's revolution he says the fight with democratic reforms seems simply to have given birth to another military regime removed brutal and the previews for. to britain now where two young men have been handed tough jail sentences for their facebook posts which called on others to write none of the messages actually lead to any trouble and the men said they meant as a joke the jail terms of sparked a wave of public condemnation accusing judges of overreacting or bennett has a story. four years behind bars for the riot that didn't even happen jordan black sure and perry sutcliffe kenan were banged up for inciting disorder on facebook no

one turned up after their invitation to riot which they later said was a drunken joke but now they face sentences even tougher than most looters and i worry is that it is an imbalance a four year sentence for example would normally be given to somebody for a previous bodily harm for holding someone up with a knife or even for. some form of sexual assault so it seems to me that that there is a danger that the courts are moving into disproportionate territory and that actually devalues our response to more serious crimes that governments encourage courts to dish out harsh sentences by using the public disturbance as an aggravating factor it's meant this man anderson fernandez could even be sent to jail for theft of just two scoops of ice cream because like this one denying bail to most offenders and ignoring any claims of previous good character of the one thousand two hundred seventy seven people charged so far two thirds have been

remanded in custody that's way up on last year's rate for serious crimes which is just ten percent some offenders even being made homeless is their punishment with local governments taking away their houses but many say it's all simply cause more harm than good i think this is a very unwise the move to remove people from housing interim move benefits because actually if we are seeing that some of the crime that we saw on the streets was an expression of people not feeling part of the city not feeling part of our communities then these measures are actually going to push people further away from society further away from our communities and far more likely to commit crime the facebook case is the first sign of the government's desire to crack down on social media sites like twitter were applauded by the west for mobilizing the masses in the arab world but they were also instrumental in the u.k. riots so now the prime minister wants it to stop. we are working with the police the intelligence services and industry to look at whether it would be right to stop

people communicating via these websites or services when we know they are plotting violence disorder and criminality when social media fueled revolutions in egypt and she britain called it democracy but now the shoe's on the other foot when troubles closer to home i'm very conscious of the news you know the. poor or. me would be the force to complete. the. country's. prime minister says this is where britain fights back but it speeds this fighting fire with fire could only fan the flames of civil disorder after bennett's artsy london. collective economic government that's the latest measure proposed by top e.u. leaders in their bid to hold market turmoil and reverse the stagnation across the continent but the latest ideas have found little support among investors who say

it's come as too little and too late angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy rejected the idea of euro bonds favored by the markets and seen by many as the best way of emerging from the debt crisis political analyst and author william engdahl believes there's only so were real substance to the latest now. that i think the collective economic government that merkel and sarkozy are talking about is really a desperate political ploy to try to create the illusion of stability where the underlined stability doesn't yet exist there is no political will not in germany nor in the rest of the eurozone countries for surrendering national sovereignty to a collective entity that has any decision power so it's simply a shimmer that's been thrown out there to try to calm the markets the alternative really is is to get steve will export market relations and i think above all with the russia of the central asian. republics china and the rest of asia in the middle

east and if that is created then you can have a growth vector that leads you out of this debt impasse that the eurozone countries are in without that and so long as as the dollar system dominates international financial relations that moody's standard and poor's do the rating on sovereign debt for european union countries and that there is no independent european credit rating agency and there isn't is no. growth perspective only austerity and there is no up to this crisis. and yet another blow to the euro zone the bloc's second one hundred sixty billion euro bailout for greece may be under threat athens as agreed to provide in then with collateral in return for its contribution to the financial rescue package but it sparked in the nation among the other fifteen donors some of which are now also demanding collateral analysts however warn the greece is incapable of handing out such guarantees the e.u.

commission says it will now investigate whether finland's actions were appropriate . you know with artsy still ahead the knights of the sky. for the crowds on the ground this is an exciting spectacle but that's not quite the emotion that's going through my mind at the moment because i'm about to see what happens from inside the cockpit ball the frills and some spectacular stunts from the point all day of the manx international air show and also. the world of football is abuzz with news of a new dream team possibly gathering on russian soil that's as. russia's republic of dagestan are expected to sign the superstar striker samuel eto from the italian side inter milan. has more on the deal though could well prove a story for russian football well medina it looks like this transfer is actually

happening as we are seeing so many reports that samuel eto is moving to angie it's really capturing the imagination of the football world isn't it. that's right it does the transfer of the interim millon has a taken some time but according to the latest report some lepto has said goodbye to his italian teammates and is sent to become an. player somebody at toe is sent to undergo a magical examination within the next two days and on monday he is due to sign a contract with the dagestani football club in the end some will add to or will receive over a twenty and half million euros pay yeah and also he will receive a record salary within the next three years. will receive over sixty million euros within the next three years also there are reports and she will pay additional goal

and when bonuses to the football player and this move will make the cameroon international the most highly play highly paid football player in the world and this space of a few months of the biggest money football club has made had lines all across the world by buying leading international football players and that happened after the douglas time clock was bought by the local ebor and now all the guard and also one of the richest men in russia kitty muff and now he's spending millions of euros in a bid to make the russian football club known across the world the team has already legendary brazilians are better cardless and has already signed contract worth of the civil many a say and it's released him like not russian oligarchs are spending money on the development of the western football clubs like it was done by oman abramovich earlier when he bought child c.

but many say that the signing of the alto. will bring the football club into a new level in the international world of football all right talk to his mother cautioned the reports on the widely discussed transfer. to and you will just have to wait and see now for an official signing of the contract. this week the world witnessed the second appearance of former egyptian president hosni mubarak in court mubarak and his interior minister are accused of corruption and ordering the killings of protesters during february's uprising monday session was accompanied by clashes outside the court building between pro and anti mubarak protesters who threw rocks at each other on a boy because many people who fought on the square for democratic reform and who now feel trapped saying the interim military rulers are no better than the old regime. so young to vote yet old enough to die for his country

this war was just seventeen when a different police killed him on the toughness where last winter today his portrait adorns one of cairo central thoroughfares there's even a talk of naming a street in his name what makes someone a more interior and another well in the age of right now if the date of those gunned down prior to mubarak's resignation f.l. abraded us patriot who gave up that lives with a brighter future of their country those killed after his ousting sometimes are free to ask criminals to stop to undermine their country's democratic stripes and it doesn't matter that they share the same goals and each of these days justice is about power and not the other way around this young man also account of himself among the children of the revolution if his older brother he celebrated mubarak's departure from power or to fear taking it for the and to police they three months

later he was killed in what his brother believes was a government sanctioned shoot out and then his little bubble and on the sniper shot my brother dead and a bullet went through his forehead and it came out on the side and i saw it was no one here has a weapon like this only soldiers do like families of victims whose deaths are now being pinned on the bark these people. saved no monetary compensation for their loss in fact they're increasingly worried that the new military authorities may persecute them as studs is became an all encompassing term for those who don't appreciate the ruling military click and as suicide bodies we expected the army to intervene to protect people just don't mind and spirit but instead they started to kill people themselves by law we didn't expect that at all felt that if the supreme council of the armed forces as an interim caretaker when mubarak stepped down brought to power by the protest the generals nevertheless don't show much liking

for mass gatherings the cradle of the egyptian revolution is now cordoned off by riot police those caught protesting accused of public disturbance and sent to military trials in the last seven months there have been more people put on military trials than the number of people that were put on military chose under president of the president of war so that's really president mubarak's regime individually of course there are thousands of cases that have been put have been arrested and put on child and sentenced within the span of two to five days sent horrible sentences starting from three years up to twenty five years as current his forehead still hasn't healed but these activists believes he got off lightly from season countered with the police a month ago a son of the former presidential contender who was jailed by the mubarak's regime

nor says the new authorities are just a brutalized version of the all and it's extremely few that there is very little difference between the people who are ruling us know and his symbol and that many of the crimes the hosting were committed to his people are currently being committed. to us by the people who are ruling with the disguise of the revolution it is these bloody t. shirt as a reminder that the egyptian revolution is far from over the former president is now on trial for his role in the mass killings but the broad building on the streets of cairo is not a work of art it's up although the trial itself might look like a step forward real change in egypt is a long way off that's according to asia times correspondent pierre pascoe about the fact that mubarak is in a cage and he's been on trial that this could be the beginning of the new middle east but we don't know what's going to happen directions because if hillary jean

triumphs in the elections if we have somebody like the airports in the. former secretary of the arab league or even mohamed el baradei it was called closing with the muslim brotherhood or even another candidate which is a region candidate revamps and we've good p.r. quite some firm in washington d.c. for instance not seeing a sense of change and this is what that the real square protesters do will be with their eyes full lees are focused on this trial at all times the international max as sure as finally come back down to earth and close the stores after entertaining crowds near moscow or week tens of thousands of spectators have enjoyed six days of death defying aerobatics by the best pilots high in the skies the world's top economic if there is a way to show off the natives designs however the highlight was the maiden public light of russia's brand new fifth generation fighter jet the t.v.

fifteen. took a ride of his own to feel the full force of aerobatic a bridge. engine. instruments. runway check. and then it's take up with a russian aerobatics display team. their nine first class pilots have performed over two hundred times in the past nineteen years but they all had to start somewhere. andre is training to join the team he thinks he's nearly good enough now but still remembers his first flight as a solo pilot to benefit the peers there without any warning they told me i was going to do the next flight on my own i had no time to be scared there was no longer an instructor to my back it was unforgettable and of a takeoff you on your own controlling the plane then when you land you've done it. the as moves are always trying to hold them the new this they practice most

weekends thinking of new tricks and practicing old ones however even with years of flying and training experience between them it never becomes easy because difficult to swim look at it when you leave the cockpit you can squeeze a gallon of sweat from your suit what your knees are shaking because it's extremely different stressful and anyone with fuel up with america so with that gut wrenching fare ringing in my is i was told it was mine for the crowds on the ground this is an exciting spectacle but that's not quite the emotion that's going through my mind at the moment because i'm about to see what happens from inside the cockpit. we did the loop the loop all the planes just meet us apart. but when it came to the fountain i nearly blacked out. white faced but not defeated

i returned to. the. living. but i could also see some of the strains that go figure. no there is no trip but just you know he might speak for the crowds but serial acrobatics aren't official to the pilots it's always a difficult job that a terrorist. so next time you look up but they're speeding planes spare a thought for the pilots in some way. from bottom to. coming up next the inside story of the ninety ninety one coup on streets of moscow that changed the course of history so after a brief recap of our top stories in just

a few moments. on .

the move. morning when the t.v. news and news followed. morning. the streets of the. country running point in russia's history. was the justified move forward. looming one years since the battle for democracy on our keep.

your without stories for. rebels say they're advancing towards tripoli but the libyan leadership dismisses the scale of press calls for all parties to negotiate. and snowballs in the middle east with a full day amid fears exchanges of fire between hamas and israel may lead to a ground offensive in gaza. a crackdown against english writers gains momentum with harsh sentences handed to those who play in the mind. as human rights groups say judges and politicians have gone too far. and e.u. leaders promise of a single economic government fails to reassure anxious and best isn't top of the markets as fresh trouble over the greeks once again.