going to do that says it's nothing to do with the protests but it does mean it's paying seven million pounds for something that won't even show its name but dow will still be able to call itself a sustainable a limb pick a partner and organizers say their conscience is clean supposedly thanks to a green light from the ethics watchdog absolutely i did not agree with it it was the question was asked to look at the process and there were discussions within the question and i lie self as i said a lot of evidence that happened. and then i was shocked to see a public statement come out i would never have signed off as dow chemical refused to speak to us so did london organizers instead they issued this statement from twenty twelve chief lord coe. i absolutely stand by a presumed process by a distance the most sustainable solution to a rock a real comfortable with a boy called from indian athletes has been called off but india is

a limp it committee is still demanding down to be dropped with just six months to go it's unlikely they'll get their wish leaving claims of a sustainable legacy severely in doubt either bennett marty london. that's coming up to nineteen minutes past the hour let's have a look at some other news from around the world the leader of the left wing rebels captured it through after being shot in a remote jungle beach unknown right they are genuinely has now been airlifted to hospital with the government saying it's a mass signals that defeated the defeat i should say of the shining path route but try to give value to the people in the country to gangs battled against the state of your twenty years he was previously offered a five million dollars reward for information about the leader. pakistan's prime minister use of prosecution ronnie could face six months in prison and a small implication from office he's been charged with contempt after defining

a court order to reopen an old corruption case against political ally the president it relates to alleged kickbacks given to us about the user dari by swiss companies in the one nine hundred ninety s. he was later given immunity from prosecution but that was eventually overturned by the country's supreme court lonnie's supporters say the chief justice is either pursuing a personal vendetta or being backed by the pakistani military. an operation to pump almost two and a half thousand tons of fuel from the stricken costa concordia cruise liner begun after a month after a month i should say after it capsized it's been repeatedly to late because of bad weather and officials say it will now take four weeks offload fuel on board seventeen people died and fifteen are still missing after the liner ran aground off the northern coast of italy the captain was said to be among the first to have fled the ship and is now under house arrest. well football coach fabio capello has

visited moscow for supposed talks with the big spending russian side on she is the former england manager about a move to russia's premier league you can find out in our two sports coming up later this hour first though let's get a greatest from the business desk. hello and welcome to business here on arts and we start with greece where that problems may have gone one step closer to resolution as the country approved even more harsh austerity measures to save the nation from bankruptcy this boat paves the way for the country's european partners and we are about to release one hundred thirty billion euros in new rescue loans greece is due to repay a fourteen and a half billion euro bond on march twentieth and needs the bailout from the in place to avoid a devastating the faults the country's loan package is expected to get final approval on a euro zone finance ministers meeting this once they. must take a look at the markets now will start with exchange rates worse the euro is again in

rally loonies and fears over the greek debt crisis and stronger all of us question the ruble myer against gold bigger opinion and leave us there in scenes let's take a look or will advise from a truth a lot of the reasons parliament approved austerity measures easing concern about europe's that crosses with orson and kirk awarded to the man who can see that light speed is trading around ninety nine and a half dollars per barrel and all the prime client is over one hundred eighteen dollars let's move on to europe and we can see that investors are feeling more confident about the greek debt situation third season our point nine percent small the dax is up more than six percent we're going to rush the markets have recovered from friday's losses both the bourses are gaining and the r.t.s. is now over the sides are look like let's put on that and that's movers on the my site gazprom is our twenty's its european market share grew by waterside such

points to twenty seven percent last year so drug maker farm standard has managed through a razor earlier losses and is now back in positive territory and us after the company increased revenues fall over a lot of percent around one and a half. billion dollars in sea powers the eleven and bucking the clown the souers gold maker of hollywood's golden rights when news merger talks between a company and another by their polymaths all have collapsed north of unsigned from that simple financial corporation takes a look ahead to this week straight. this week is going to be. very important in terms of markets to do so there's a bunch of market statistics going all over the united states and. compared to the previous week where there was very little of a marker data here in the market this is a week is very very busy and i think they restart their remains haris or we will a like we see market moving higher the russian market will. accuse not only from your global markets but also from the commodities market and there we have observed

credible strength over the past several weeks and i respect that. these insurgents over global growth have made many investors turn against the emerging economies and russia is among the apparent beneficiaries capital flow inside the country reached a mark of one billion dollars in early february and analysts expected to strengthen after the presidential elections and march out in bad most russian stocks are currently at the lowest level in three years and this of course follows last year's impressive capital outflow of over eighty four billion dollars. we're going on now to russia's fast food retail market which keeps a lower in foreign investors seven eleven is a one world renowned food chain thought so we are not the market that's according to media reports the company hasn't officially confirmed the rumors but last year the retailer said its priorities were personal and india analysts say that seven

eleven will have a heart small parts of the vote up the food chain and russia alone they are about the most logical move would be to team up with an existing marketplace left cos he's the former chief of russia's biggest we thought group x. five who is now the senior vice president al one of our beliefs are just like the old ways to answer the country's market up in oregon. all of the way for enterprise market for being. at least visible in a market or struggling for leadership position is through the vision of some of existing players more than to just with a corner solution when you don't need your stores at all so or i think within the next year some other conference will think about are smarter than they were a tool into the market. let's this hour be back in about fifty five minutes with more financial news here on our it say in the meantime you can always check out all but sites that's all right see the business funny side satan for the headlines on

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a controversial sponsorship deal with the chemical giant linked to the infamous bhopal disaster which claimed tens of thousands of lives in india. next up on r.t. our interview with investigative journalist also winstanley following focusing i should say on the turbulence situation in and around syria stay with us. today i'm drawn by a so when stanley an investigative journalist rajan on the middle east his latest piece delves into the discrepancies amongst the casualty figures in the syrian crisis later thanks as being to r.t. now one of the most quoted sources for those casualty figures is the syrian observatory for human rights but you've recently found out information that suggests you can't necessarily always be trusted why is that i think first of all we have to establish who really is this the syrian observatory for human rights. in

our investigation we didn't really uncover any particular reason to doubt the genuine obligatory is favors. but there is another group led by this man with a very as figures a slightly higher than the original observatories groups the syrian observatory for human rights program. makes a point to be they say you know they're independent and human rights group and they're so they are called all deaths whether they're soldiers syrian soldiers loyal to the regime all the defectors or their protesters where as. now as our its crew came through there as well but their figures for the number of. military they are much much lower so this seems to be you know a certain agenda there behind it all seems to me basically. although both sides deny differences in in military intervention essentially in political differences

there is different trends in the syrian opposition mainly between people who support outside intervention and the protestors who don't save the syrian national council which are now openly in favor of a no fly zone which to me seems ridiculous because you know there isn't any even crane that i know of. the syrian. for all its many crimes there's no claim that it's problems people so no fly zone just seem the political pretext very to me. and the original syrian observatory for human rights group is against that that there was a split and said we don't support a no fly zone they said that i mean some of the least these two sorry these two groups they both seemed to call it a night direct links to different factions of the opposition they seem their position seems to line up why doesn't this from internal referral in the syrian

opposition and even more widely reported do you think it's damaging for the potentially damaging for the original syrian observatory for human rights if they get into a slanging match about well with just two sides fighting each other sort of thing and they will they i mean they don't want to make a very very to me the original syrian observatory group because of that so that's one factor another factor is just embarrassing for example for the b.b.c. to say robin probably check this guy and we put him on anything more news channel as a spokesperson for the syrian observatory which has become a really highly quoted source in the news can we still trust that they think there is a good question and i think i think it still needs to be looked into more i think it's very difficult but this is this is a ration in syria it's very very difficult to get with the information from anyone . and the main reason for that is the fact that it's the regime has not

allowed free access to journalists because it is the ongoing crime that is committed wish to seem to be. hopefully not but things do seem to be spiraling towards the scenario of civil war i think what is what is good that it's journalists are open to the views of activists on the ground which is i mean essentially what was the syrian observatory for human rights that's where they get their information from these activists and i mean i witness is on the ground i think it's good for journalists to be open so that at the same time they need to check them so i think there is a tendency for. the media in this country in america to accept more uncritically the views of activists on the ground in the case of syria and also iran because it they're seen as anti western regimes whereas if it's in the case of things like palestine for example they far far far less regular for them to take the views of

activists on the ground how willing has the foreign media would you say been its consumption of the figures published by the result group a lot of the mainstream news channels sort of were taken in by his area and he's appeared on the b.b.c. in either period on al jazeera english and c.n.n. and probably others. as a spokesperson for the observatory are. grabbing of the reference as he was never a spokesperson for them his kind of narrative which has become increasingly shrill working it plays into the narrative of we need to do something we meaning you know the west or the british government or the american government or whatever we need to intervene we need to do something it plays into that kind of narrative i mean for example periods last month on. australian t.v. and the news there were genocide which of what's happening now i mean. that

seems to me exaggerated for the crimes of the bashar assad regime he's he's kind of seems to be inflating it which to me is is damaging to the opposition and that's for people who i've spoken to who are either part of the opposition or sympathetic to the opposition that's why they kind of they don't like this kind of approach because the crimes of the regime of bad enough without some kind of. using words like genocide. the syrian observatory their regional group represented to me that they're against in the flood zone and that's part of it doesn't seem to be picked up by the media in general that although they quote their figures a lot they don't quote the fact that well they said explicitly to me you know heaven crocker said to me that we were against a no fly zone we don't want to war in this country we want we just want to make recy. so again that the media seems to be quite selective of the parts that they

pick. does i suppose the reality of. bloodshed on the ground does does play into it and see what's going on in the u.n. to certain extent but i think there's greater political forces at play here how damaging could a foreign intervention be in syria any military intervention in syria would be. very much made for worse it creates. regional confrontation. and it could even increase support for the regime when we saw you see what happens in the case of iran as well as opposition to. from within the there is rhetoric from our side of threats of either bombing from

israel or the us where all this talk in the media. threats allows the regimes to then say i look you have to support us because of the ways you can you know you can be a bomb and oh well these opposition people they're not genuine opposition they're just agents and so on and so forth so. i think and i'm sorry it's very. in terms of whether it's just the so-called no fly zone or any kind of military intervention very much to make things worse. the arab league solution to the syrian crisis is for prison and sad to see power his ticketing is that fair i think that's a way of keeping the regime in place and changing the figurehead that seems to be very much the g.c.c. plan in yemen for example where they wanted. to step down when. i say things keep everything apart and they were parents who vice president was. there resume regime essentially staying the same there's

a look what's going on in the region is there's very much a parent's a revolution to the wave revolution the sweats the region the whole arab world since. the train is enough braising was successful in proving. been any. there's a very powerful counter revolution which is led by so be very clear backed by the americans. also by it in a more indirect way by israel. and the aim of this cancer revolution is by all means to keep regimes in power and if necessary shedding the head and so you see that happening in egypt where the military rulers were able to preserve themselves and spencer and i think these same powers and they are open to that happening in syria keeping the same they're really care about democracy persuading just want whatever whatever is best for their interests and if if there would be a more manageable. regime which then had

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provocateur the world is full of his company is what's coming up. all change i'm jean reports from former england manager fabio capello was on the brink of joining the big spending the russian premier league side with an announcement on the future of colored manager yuri cross and john expected imminently. page range. of takes on seven times you jitsu champion cornell's a cock up at the inaugural and then a championship in moscow. on king of the swingers phil mickelson wins the fortieth title of his foray as he claims the pebble beach national in california. tossed a football and according to sources in russia fabio capello could be about to

become the next manager paula a meeting of the club's knowledge made some plays is thought to be taking place this afternoon with an announcement on the future of current coach surely crossing john expected later on monday it's believed capello arrived in moscow on saturday and he's going to hold talks with the darkest on cloud which a van full of rage has caught up with a former coach of angie's neighbors terry gross and the dutchman believes capello to join a league that's going from strength to strength. it was a great experience. both to work with the world's people with and what you learn yourself when you talk about a great experience or a little luck. and if you could muster sitting out. going to news a lot about some disclosures from storms and some unusual here i do expect to get. ready for a lot of courage before the world cup but for. us.