ten thirty am in moscow these here are the headlines russia echoes the red cross call for a day of the cease fire in syria to give doctors the tide was back what if it will indeed and bring in the medicine the recent spate spate of violence in the syrian cities has made the regime point the finger at saudi arabia and qatar saying the arab states were involved in terror attacks. human rights groups say the u.s. kept sending afghan detainees to prisons where they knew torture i've been discovered this despite a ban of such transfers last july claims of new abuse are already surfacing. u.k.

construction workers demand justice as they find out they landed on an illegal blacklist after campaigning for safer jobs and investigation found some of the information used to identify so-called troublemakers came from the police. with syrian violence raging on our t. sits down with dr bashar ger far eve the country's ambassador to the u.n. to ask whether any solution is near in the crisis. joining our t. for an exclusive sit down interview is syrian ambassador to the united nations dr bashar safari ambassador thank you very much for speaking with our team today thank you for having me with you to the united nations estimates that more than eight thousand people have been killed since the anti-government uprisings began in syria a year ago my question for you how long can the violence and bloodshed continue

whether it is one victim or a thousands this is too much for the syrian people and for the syrian government there has been a huge exaggeration of the figures of the thousands the government is not responsible for this approach because as you know. it is human and international elements which should be taken into consideration while assisting and to be assisting the groups in going and seeing all the groups in syria maybe even to resist an army lists but you have to come before the reason that they use against the the government forces we have been saying for months we are dealing with groups by the beginning doing before eight months everybody was denying these facts. by saying that the syrian government is not telling the truth and that there are no armed groups on the ground and that everything the government syrian government is saying is about lies then out of the southern part of the

eight months and when the u.n. official started talking about the scores of victims they acknowledged that in syria the government is dealing with armed groups i'm not saying that all the opposition. in syria these are the opposition in syria is about winx we are dealing with peaceful demonstrators on one hand but we are dealing also with our new groups on the other hand otherwise how would you explain that so far that the syrian government has lost two thousand five hundred officers security officers army officers army soldiers and people beyond stuff you know going to the enforcement of the law these they mention should be taken into consideration why. assessing what's going on in syria you've said that there are there is as long as some mercenaries are part of the opposition. is it

possible that there's regular civilians that are fighting for in pursuit of justice or are in the streets fighting for justice those who fight for justice purity justice should engage in the government support for the national inclusion. and the government is really serious and committed to making the includes the syrian led political process a successful one why has the syrian government felt so far braine the opposition for puck's because the opposition is not independent and it's making decision the opposition i mean here i'm talking about the extent of the opposition the swingle of the opposition as well as the armed groups of the decision makers outside of syria and the fulfill instructions coming from from saudi arabia from cookie for ferraro's for from washington you are talking here about an ip war of armed groups. which which are not independent. in

policy making they cannot take this issue without getting the green light from washington or paris or the whole bottle or a saudi arabia or kicking you just named are countries and cities why would those countries and cities be interested in creating chaos in syria some of them would like to settle or the accounts with us such as the americans for instance the british because syria was against the invasion of europe they didn't forget it and they want to support their accounts with us. well you look back might be a surprise for you but this is how it is rough until this long gone also would like to create a deviation from the palestinian question where the israelis are cornered right now as you know on the issue of. the by the seniors to get the full membership in the united nations you think that's why they saluted absolutely not only syria yemen

egypt tunisia algeria and morrocco although you don't think any of this was about the citizens of those countries just wanting to create better lives for them southall i do things that i said i'm not judging court assessing the domestic situation in these countries i'm saying there are there are legitimate claims that should be listened to and taken into consideration even in syria the government should listen to the legitimate claims of the people otherwise there is no justification for any government kristie willing to use it works against the interests of its own people but the issue is that these computers western capitals need to create a deviation and they found what they were looking for in the collision of the situation in syria by by using this. as a deviation. they they can serve the interest of preserving because

serve the interests of those who are against giving the full membership to the palestinian state and the united nations i'm saying this because the israelis and the americans are coordinate with. the international community so called international community i don't believe for much of this war magic war but repeat what they say these international community has been supportive of the. request to get the full membership yes the majority of the murderous states of the united nations they know that though the palestinians have got so far one hundred thirty five states supporting their request to get the full membership and there is no way they could progress from one inch with this a to go up but when they gather one hundred thirty seven votes against syria and the general assembly then there there should be a declaration of war against syria because syria is not fulfilling that as of the seven it's about the people and it's about double standards they are not serious

about making any assistance to the senior people they are harming the syrian national popular claims by using these claims against the will of the syrian people how to syria expect russia and china to remain as adamant as as they happen again in preventing any kind of military intervention from becoming a solution in syria you know that russia and china has veto two resolutions across the security council but i was struck by the us we have many friends in the security council and the forefront of course russia and china they were the only two that cast not the arm of the or the last presentation are the guys that leaders because they are one or the are talking out of the p five the let me rephrase that they were two out of the only two out of fifteen that would not support that resolution in the second then this is the second the most recent along with remember in the first of that authorization or still for abstained and for your

weak force i'm not talking about i don't want to disarm the whole us but the most recent months russia and china the understand what's going on and the war they are deeper waters and the north. if they let go once again. on syria the that would be the end of the international and the end of the charter of the united nations there are rules to be suffered in three of the member states this is not me i'm saying that this is the provisions of the talking you have to respect the sovereignty you have to respect the territorial integrity you don't have to interfere in the domestic affairs of member states you have to help yes you have to assist yes but don't take advantage of the suffering of the peoples in order to interfere in the domestic affairs for your own purposes usa france and britain have never been keen interest in serving the interest of neither the

syrian people nor the russian people nor the chinese people these pilots insisted for six decades on ignoring the sea and that is a value of completion of the world if they were really serious about helping the syrian people they would have exerted pressure on the israelis to withdraw from the syrian border to withdraw from the remaining people in south lebanon occupied by using it to to give to the palestinians their. right of self-determination and having their own state in their own country. so all these elements are. global and should be understood as these when i ask you about the more than eight thousand people that were killed in syria you said that it's not the fault of the syrian government russia but the response of the informed on both sides both sides are responsible for the violence and bloodshed that the government in syria and the opposition group but at this point it's not about point blaming one side or the other it's about you know getting

humanitarian assistance in there creating some kind of dialogue having said that why do you believe the world should trust that the syrian army is using force adequately i didn't say that the government is not responsible for i said the government can look as you the responsibility of all these killings in syria because of course in any military confrontation the army is is a is the governments are so in any military fighting there is on the one hand the government and on the other. these two sides are killing each other in a traditional war. in a sense war because what the government is saying is that. he's addressing the opposition by saying you have claims let us discuss these claims at the table not by using weapons and by just the demolishing and destructing and attacking the

oil refinery pipelines gas lines not by killing eleven military pilots not by assessing a thing governments of patients doctors academics etc i said this is what the government says the government is not denying the need for reform of the country on the contrary we are totally open minded towards conforming the country radically speaking and this is what happened in the with the adoption of the new constitution the president from now on will have only two terms there will be but if i don't belong to elect the president from among many candidates not anymore a popular leader says i mean not one candidate many candidates for but in presidential years this is what the opposition was calling for and this is what

happened now it is there we have it. why continue with this bloodshed and why are you listening to instructions coming from your heart from saudi arabia for turkey for us from washington a little simple give up syrians mature syrians and discussed our own future my old horse and us or thank you very much for your time thank you. if you are chances but full of life. limited time. more optimistic. the theater where the ingenious opened their hearts to the rest of us. are real limits.

today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world seeing from the streets of canada. hope for a chance to rule the day. russia

echoes the red cross call for a daily ceasefire in syria to give doctors time who are evacuating injured and bring in medicine recent spate of violence in syrian cities says may the regime point their fingers at saudi arabia and turkey saying the arab states were involved in terrible violence. human rights groups trying the u.s. sending out then detainees to prisons where they knew torture had been discovered this despite a ban on such transfers last july claims of new abuse are already surface or. u.k. construction workers demand justice if they find they landed out in a legal block most after campaigning for safer jobs and investigation found some of the info used to identify so-called troublemakers actually came from the police.

and bring yourself home leaders from the world of sports and i understand there is someone who is kind of special going to be carrying the torch for the olympics you know that's right there's a hundred year old woman that is part of a relay team at the olympics so we've got more on that she does look very good for a fan also we've got to the big stories that won the most last night against spot sack and we've got the pictures from there to say well it's great. are you watching a sport here an arcade and the sound of the headline the army man march on to your skull being bitter rivals spartak she won to close the gap on league leaders sending. an ominous down told p.t.i. just where they the reason we keep a child playoff spot scar is just one more way to make the last four. and rocky

recovery tiger woods returns to action just a week after his achilles injury stat. but first his moscow have cut the gap on league leaders and eight to six points the only man beating city rivals spartak to one last night for their first win and half a dozen games was over and sausage open for to late in the first healthy shot getting in off the post that before said you don't buy could change however the hosts needed the time to pull themselves back level off from dizzy avoid to be offside trap the formation of under both just off the restart. great finish but just shortly after that the league's top scored them by the winner. and he showed off his strength to finish off a cross here from. and that was done by his twenty six goal of the season. so this is the table to show you what i am talking about is a need six player to see a scar and i'm to hold the final champions league spot blocking ninety four points

behind them and then it's the nominee and he's a very tribes. elsewhere and he have labelled as idiotic even on a frightening scene that occurred during their one nil defeat at locke might see from sunday to close when society chris sound appeared to be talking the peace talk a mighty on the russian football union are investigating what happened. over in england bolton midfielder fabrice muamba is improving slightly odd. to suffering a heart attack during saturday's f.a. cup quarter final with tottenham the club's official statement says no embers heart is beating without medication he's also moved his arms and legs however his long term prognosis remains unclear and he still critically ill the twenty three year old collapsed during the spurs game which was abandoned as a result and some well wishers have been laying flowers at bolton's reebok stadium still and the support has been appreciated by the club captain kevin de. luxe of before the sports but. you know. ripples through.

still not pitch. from and we're in for greece to pull through. you know we're all hopeful and it's going to help you know the stronger work and support role. for us and. probably stuff for us all the. while baltimore to play against aston villa tonight the back game has been one of the games i was taking place blackburn take on sunderland and could go six points clear of the drop with a wave. at the top for a high sterling football is all the english premier league according to the latest poll by the french magazine france football top of the money list is pass line is a little messy here in the title forty three million dollars a year two thirds of which comes from his commercial contract and that seen here in the crowd last year is highest in a david beckham although the l.a.

galaxy still ranks around forty million dollars a game the bulk of that come from advertising deals while real madrid christiane or now that is the third richest it's thirty eight million dollars half of which comes from his club salary. lucky that now is the quarter final stage in our psyches playoffs where power has scarred just i win away from the semifinals after thrashing atlanta five one on the road star have now put seventeen goals past atlanta in full gangs and sit on a comfortable three one lead in their festive seven contest while it is all square at the seawall in the series between the now and talk a day that most guys are getting a bottle reaching when last night and watching it rather than you. this was no less than a must win game for the number who had been to one down in their best of seven series. playing on home ice moving you know good blue lights

for the opener but. it was the business her first level on the ball plea to denise to go out of to get to one with the spot girl scoring a breakaway girl from a hockey textbook. i the team trading goal scoring chances although it was definitely a legs narrowcast man who are under heavy pressure with feet leading them just in the lose a chance to survive in the serious but he knew that there was no panic although we obviously cannot afford losing this game i want to give credit to our coaches they have the complete trust of the guy they just come to us down and encouraged us in the second intermission and we came out stronger for the final period so i'm going to have to come from behind just four minutes into the third period cleverish sprinted the entire length of the rink to net the equaliser to all. and just three minutes from time comes thank you very cost claudio the winner

a fine win for the nama with their bed a once again proving to be one of the hardest nuts to crack in the league. people don't have any big stars in the roster and that's what makes them even harder to play against the always give their all on the ice they are very hard to beat and always fight to the very end such schools could be even tougher than dream teams like sky or oven guard. to all the serious with the next question certain take place you look good this was the. forty. and there is more accuracy even metal haven't got hoping to spread the series after losing the last two matches while twice former champions at bars are in a similar situation they play trapped or trying their series two one. that looks like the most prolific player alexander tool of well after all the going back to the n.h.l. that's according to his agent the star forward top scored the style about the

twenty five goals regular but the reigning champion stumbled at the first hurdle in the ongoing playoffs even the twenty five year old free to rejoin his former side the national credit is due of sign to sound about nineteen thousand and eight widening the risk of being the world's biggest ice hockey league's disputes over his contract causing a major ride back there. tiger woods has roared back into action after hitting the killie's just a week ago he's competing at the two day tavistock cup in florida and showed no ill effects after pulling out of the cadillac championships eight days ago would score a nine under par sixty three better ball in partnership with justin rose and is representing our been a wonderful clubs in the competition afterwards woods said it in the sensible thing by not playing for a week after feeling his pain in his achilles and hopes to be ready for the masters in two weeks time. limpid chief sebastian coe has played down fears the cost of the london games this summer could exceed its budget the chairman of the london

organizing committee is in brazil assessing facilities at the moment for the twenty sixteen games but he did take time out to stress the cost of this summer's olympics are not spurring out of control the british government has warned high security costs could make it difficult to stay within the fourteen billion dollars budget but co insists there is still money left in the pot. the operating budget for the organizing committee which is the state instantly raise. revenues ticket sales that. is what was said in two thousand and i remains it remains that it is balanced and we will deliver within that framework and the the other budget which of course is the infrastructural budget. remain we remain inside. still healthy contingency left and finally one

hundred year old woman will be part of the torch relay iran britain the head of the games this summer being a gold will be one of the eight thousand torchbearers that will or was going to be torchbearers that was unveiled by the london mayor boris johnson the twelve year old only mcgowan that from filming and will be the youngest to carry the flag for the root or take seventy days to complete and it is hoped almost everyone will have the chance to see it if they want. to trade incredibly hard to get as close as many people as possible to be with it in ten dollars or ninety five percent of the population has been a huge achievement it's been a two year consultation process with all the local authorities local bodies oras you know residents associations and the like to try and make sure we get the roof right for each part of the united kingdom so i think we've been very successful about everybody who wants to go and celebrate its or scottish choice or to go. so that is the sport for the moment we're back with more in a couple of hours time stay with us so it's about us coming up.

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