talk about this is all to the headlines now damascus puts a price tag on the security of the u.n. observer mission to syria as a first monitors get down to business to oversee a ceasefire the government says it can't guarantee their safety nets that if your group is caught in it to conform to its. eighteen hours of quiting in kabul that security forces soprani regain control of the compound that's it it's an assault on apartments western embassies and it is h.q. police say all the militants from bones the attacks around. the roost releases

two thousand political prisoners question from america and the ins to resign from the opposition and the recruits of former presidential candidates and their election protests every year go. away it is nearly over and one of the most anticipated shows of the year premiers are not to be the world's chief whistleblower joining the sun will come face to face with those making the headlines while being kept under house arrest in britain our correspondent laura smith quizzed about the details of this new program. why did you just type to do your own show and become a t.v. host. there's two reasons first of all being on the house and that's sort of one of the it's nice to have an occasional visitor friend or to learn more about the world

and given the conversations we were having a quite interesting there were several other people what was going on that's one reason the second reason is that as someone who's given a lot of meetings before and it's been receiving a lot of very aggressive. i found that i wasn't giving much away. pretty quickly the moon just keeps you know sort of steady principles for some people but i would take it out of context and i want to have a different sort of corporate look and why that approach has been to do people think in some ways i think it's also it's excitement and it really starts or very interesting important people think i'm not normal going to be because we're not dealing with instead indifferent i'm dealing with someone who's something handsome . who has gone through political problems and sometimes. i how are you did you find it really thing sort of from one side of the desk to the other becoming the

interviewer was a lot harder than i thought it was and i'm playing the beginning very hard part of it but i would like everything else like that for. constraints of the medium the constraints of time thinking straight and come out of the constraints of people crowded in thinking to minutes but it's kind of is it really does look. sort of pipes and quintessentially comic of the direction so you will see for example when we're going to satellite anything really got forty to forty five minutes i actually need to read and so i think that information interaction is much more similar. to a conference. we have the sort of luck for me to have a reality and having people you know. personally who smokes mortal sort of conversation or so so i have more sympathy with these people who are interviewing us for understanding that the constraints of the medium are one of the conditions

for a pittance. the only conditions for some sort of the constraints of the organization behind me so how did you get to know you are two and why did you choose your political cost of your first program we have seen our teeth reporting on the attacks on humans for a number of years and that reportage was generally quite supportive when we were looking what international protocols that we partner as opposed to from a broker since we looked to see what was the penetration into states and we had higher penetration in the united states available zero for p.v.c. and isn't really of interest and put the b.b.c. in. it actually the whole start towards that so we didn't consider that the b.b.c. would be there for the problem of art see a means to provide this kind of alternative so they had by the international mainstream channels is your choice of the platform for your interview show your

kind of response to mainstream media. well it is a research and response seemed to fit a lot of the themes that we have been trying to report have not been carried accurately in the mainstream press there are many many fine exceptions but when we look at international but it works for arms it's really only that it was speaking about the right of the right to know if their. financial networks are as far as we can sort of. consider a nuclear arsenal to know if we had been producing of the most material about russia perhaps its work from different but in because we are you know at the moment we have major confrontation with the west we're going to publish material for me to come from because. it's a natural part of the problem senator from the certain boundaries that are put on our teams have greater penetration for instance this is going to be no one stopped

me but have you received offers for all the channels anyone else approached you with patches some things yes we're going to see off and some of which i know some we are licensing things for to put out from progress those are things that are interfertile constant in the sense that c n n for european cities and for you that closely with what we call the mainstream media in the past what did that teach you about that. any organization one thing grows to something or has sufficient influence starts happening to make political problems and media organizations by their very nature going to age in the political sphere so the editors and publishers meaning organizations have to assume they are at the table with proper permits and they start becoming took in principle groups and so we've found that i'm working with them when we're trying to get out now material through the organization so it's not just the guardian for the new york times we don't need city these organizations so censor tremendously frequently.

and in a way which is against free spirited sort of things you know about it's going to stay and in some cases even if the contracts that we have made in terms of this mission and you mention several specific publications and channels that what response do you expect from the international mass media some of whom you've already gotten outweighs right do you expect a level of criticism and if so why of course i mean that those organizations like the new york times that we have. to work with but it's the public what they were doing back in two thousand and ten although we do work with individual journalists you know talking to me you know. institutions that were problems when. i was human you know they were cracked i mean it's like they. need to pay a competing figure you don't really think of the reason the big story they always write a good story what sort of form do you expect that courses are to take and some of

the sort of operatives from. those doing this on the enemy combatant traitor getting into bed with the criminal underground. and interviewing. terrible radicals. i think that's sort of it's a pretty trivial kind of attack. if they're actually look at how the government's right and we make a. we have complete and total control we believe that all media organizations have and i think all making organizations have mentioned far too many. boys or brush that i read in books and things from a russian agenda. would be even worse when the british government only said americans in recent american government and it is that they clashing all these voices together there are people some truths about the world as a whole. the moment is that we are in a confrontation with the department of justice in the united states as a result of

a recent publication which concerned by that is not a very natural for in order for us to speak about the way we see the world really interesting things in the world and we need to partner with organizations that are actually capable of coming unfortunately the majority of the big networks and united states are now not capable of effectively criticizing a us military power of the second half of the trip or more you restrained by editorial policies while you are making a program for our team no not at all we make the program has made an independent government production company and i mean i forgot to sort of code such as a ten so you know the state has any editorial point for the bricks service and i was there it was a table of places i think i have you found that to be true. that. there has been going to figure it's an issue when you were choosing the guests what were

your criteria. so the single biggest criterion simply are a kind of a short. that's quite that's quite interesting because there are a number of cases that we couldn't get so let's talk about that sort of censorship so we were crying but how we use currently in prison to have sort of things like that he views and political situation makes it extremely difficult for him to speak to the. current court costs. you know prisoner of sort. of the billionaire oligarch he's going to put some sort of reluctance make him he's going to prison. then if we look at some of the us inside it sort of people who have the power of son joined us corporations we have. personal character. so some of them say you know it's too dangerous for our viewers

governments can sort of you know sort of put it sort of like some sort of clinical it's just too dangerous so. then we go to the other groups that we have to and we could actually get most of them so those are. people who normally don't get avoids any of think yes that you have got do you think a pair on a mainstream t.v. network some could some couldn't some have. quite a few happened. what is feared and certainly is the majority of what they have said to me they could not say. mainstream people that work that is not is because of self-censorship of the works and because my style of interaction as someone who has been interviewed by the media a million times. i understand the faults. in that format and so i wanted something that the book to dip in a situation so

a way of. pulling out their story about this situation from their own perspective for them to sort of think it would be for me. and in dealing with me they understand that in order to remain with a host they are pursuing a reporter dealing with someone who's been through a very trying dangerous and difficult for medical situation so they can speak to a degree as equals because they understand that i don't think for example. most of the guests that i have been in prison had some strange so i think in prison that it didn't immediately there is a sort of report that is present there is not present in regular and where do you invite anyone from russia's political opposition to be on your program and say you think like me here's what we've invited a number of people from russia's political opposition of the russian election cycle to put in front of the scandal available to me but we'll see if they'll turn out

for we're invited nearly all the prominent citizens and we're going to have pride of people from the russian government as well i think it's something where you can use any new wiki leaks data set for this project we have actually used it for some of the question for. but it is not in general the. story and it's we're not using this sort of publicity and we think it's not a case of this. the information of value happens quite interesting i mean guests directly linked to what he said. oh yes yes there's a new we all think it's partly not information. to what extent did the restricting of your freedom of movement kind of interface with the making of the programs well the restriction my freedom of movement is what caused the programs and you know now i mean over four hundred sixty days the pain of that charge and

we've used to go around the world it's the place. where the greatest political dynamics were where we could be with my senses that. and so it's quite isolating. and stuck out in the english countryside under those conditions so this all began as a way of. bringing people to me so we put understanding what was actually happening the world because we need to understand for the right reasons what exactly happened to us so much thank you very much thank you. vote for bush. you know the but. always buy one per carry. so the people that are going to be validating this machine can stand there all day

long and vote for somebody and it will be right every time but the guy can walk up here and if he hits the right button. he can flip the boat that he's. the mask puts a price tag on the security of the un observer mission to syria and personalities get down to business or to see a project. the government says it can't guarantee their safety that's their every move because coordinate your forces. eighteen hours of fighting in kabul the security forces finally regained control of the taliban's months of coordinated assault and western embassies. and say all but it's in the same announced it. releases two high profile political prisoners from the impression that you want to

ease up on the opposition one of them includes a former presidential candidate that has action protests in. both the beaches and i was in school today. sporting marty hello there thanks for joining us our top story the star. plus the action spots are move second in the russian tremlett after their win over rubin. tonight logo on. their minds like will jump a chip in his chin by beating american john mason in the final. and all squared you know more store level to guard cup finals with got following a two one victory in the series is now

a bit tired of one old heading into game three. so let's start with football and in the russian premier league's most who have moved to second place after i to know when over again at the luzhniki stadium following skulls defeat at seventy eight on saturday. and then you second sport was not for grabs made love difficult for the highs who had to wait until the seventy fourth minute to break the deadlock in front of their home fans mark circuit finding himself in the right place at the right time took score aminal in medicare then secured the points with a eight minutes later a victory at least two points playoff series scott and do not want in the race for champions league football next season. colts number themselves have moved up to the third and pushed a star down to fulfill a staff today marilyn at tunji who sitting side have now failed to score in the last three matches and went down and this one thanks civil directives deflected off

go to an out and beats in that last four games. well bought some side spot and a run of six trade defeats with a comprehensive three. behind team gifted a chance in the first half when nixon was fouled in the area through my prince charles will be converting the power to for one elite thirty seven minutes in the game it matters if doubled the advantage shortly after the break it's of older people wasn't equal to the task and terrible defensive mistake by holder then allowed to go to five. points in the seventy sixth minute so really the final score there in. winning with mange to united have reached stablish that five point lead at the top of the premier league for over aston villa double from wayne rooney was goals from dead

a while but still the victory for sins men. in the table with thirty five points out of thirty three games plus their manager and it's not sure if charges will avoid relegation. criminal. you know these are crucial for the. religion we've. drawn. in the meantime the blue part of london celebrates him advancing into the f.a. cup final with russia five one in the last four to the mentos man one the first half by a single goal from didier drogba while the goals below in this sort chelsea demolish their own is quite finding the next three times during the last thirteen minutes in

the final for the blues one three are to the last month on. well take all the polls . open the paper to name it in folman now we've got five or six kind of eyes of the enemy is. a sign of jets and now we need to need to focus on that and that's what we need to do now when he tells me to get from spot and. maybe in the city in the five thousand seats he wants for himself so many times in the day is a very tough time and some are very tame and. he was suffering. from some very good income for some very harsh and i am from sergeant finish secured second not because i want to. so i saw you know words no more schools have tried their best of seven series against one god in the garden cup final starts after a two one victory in game two on sc the visitors started brightly and opened the school in just eight minutes food released corporate do not double their late late

in the first period finland international outcry more often made the most of a power play locals who has had to wait until the start of the twenty minutes well it sounded pretty jörgen called one giving the hosts a hope of taking the game into overtime if there was to be no finish as the travelling side other forty two one victory which sees them level the series the next two games take place more still on tuesday and thursday. in tennis hahnemann narco has won the men's clay court championship in houston beat local hope john is not in the final clash they are needed all three sets to claim the title menarche had broke in twice the first set to win it six to take control on business for back in the second to wrap it up comfortably six three forcing the side. in the third set business game was inconsistent and minako ran away with

a deserved six two three six six when the client saved eight or nine great points against us to claim victory in two hours internet minutes knocking up his first win with the american. in formula one germany's mcgraw's because one the chinese grand prix than most said his driver looked from. his first career when it was a dominant display but was never really challenged in the course of the entire race is to make michael schumacher also started on the front row return after twelve laps tutor with problem one of jenson button and lewis hamilton came home second and third respect. really ultimately it's the driver's championship from the seamy that red book of life whether it's the best scent bottle completely the top five rushes that are the patrol horse to me. and finally boxing and probably the most famous voice in this sport talking about the man who's not running tired world for

his catchphrase and let's get ready to rumble bettering our son michael parker who has been speaking exclusively to r.t. . it's a great evolution and it says it's a taken a spore that. you know that a lot of eastern europeans and many russians dominated in the olympics for the last quarter century and now really at the fruits of all the labor of people trained me other men boxing training chances outsold coming to see. it like you see see volved this friend says to him only really the potential to have a lot of the world champions from russia the arenas in our in the first place arenas said which is great if you're you have the world championship fighters and now world championship events televised around the more thousands of people go to

see it they play now recognize the fighters and it's it's a really great environment for bonds. the reason it started it because there was a period more where you know it's still existed in the ring announcer has to introduce all the officials that are before the fight or the city and still we've had a moment with the fighters on the ring with music and lights and it's very exciting and then. the ring announcer and the speech. he kills the atmosphere that electricity that we created by the fighters making their entrance to the right so i wanted something that would ignite the crowd that would bring them back to the point with things now you're going to meet the stars of the show you know i tried man your battle stations say the fasten your seat belts and it didn't work

a great job and i'll use to say that he was ready to rumble and so i fine tune dead so you wouldn't hear it today let's get rid of. you know i never got a chance in his mom but i'll leave that as a ring announcer and as a fighter her through the years a charity event stood up got it no friends but. one of my all time favorite stories be mohamed ali for. a fighter when i was a boy at the end of his career was a great sugar ray robinson probably the greatest fighter finds of a friend it is and they believe it was ricky mayweather back up and we got to give credit to if they chose to for dominating to have a weak division. such support did get by did many of his fights in germany you know it was he was promoted by so motion but now things are going to be a heavyweight champion so he's afraid of mine sometimes it's emotional sometimes

i'm introducing me to fight this that i've known that i know their families and i love them both and they have to fight each other and and so you're happy for the winner in your brokenhearted for the loser all in the same night. ok out today no more small suits from around the globe three in size time here not say whether is next but enough. culture is that so much about the taxpayers' money mentoring is a chase even some people like gary and many people are turning to facebook's time like to share all kinds of experiences and moments others are concerned about the security and safety of this new. something lies beneath.

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