mission to teach me a reason why you should care about humans. this is why you should care what you're only. in the firing line of barclays former all says search for tough questioning from british m.p.'s this wednesday over a deepening banking scandal. that many people are all saying why the u.k. government have allowed the financial industry to maintain its stranglehold over british politics with so you go. a vote on internet freedom the e.u. parliament is expected to decide whether a highly disputed piracy act well get the green light also. time drew in a so. it is through here it will be expose the world secrets. the final episode of joy in a song just news making interview show airs on our t.v. we look back at the highlights and impact of the series. to me proceed to reuters

this formals one of the midpoint freak weather we have more in the business just off the principles. thank you for joining the program this wednesday with me karen taraji it is eleven o'clock here in moscow he carries a banking scandal is set to widen with departed barclays chief executive bob diamond to be quizzed by m.p.'s potentially dragging the bank of england and government officials into the affair the u.k.'s third largest lender has been found guilty of fixing a system of interbank lending rates it's all homeowners and businesses overcharged for loans at the height of the financial crisis the government's ordered a full parliamentary inquiry into the country's banking sector r t sarah for reports. it's been

a truly terrible week for the city's reputation and it could be set to get even worse than we've already seen buckley's bank leads a number of its top executives that of kools coming in the wake of the revelations the bookies was involved in fixing key interest rates known as libel those interest rates were responsible for setting the calls the millions of businesses can see him as an investor is now following in the footsteps of the resignation of folkies chief executive paul dimond we've also seen buckley's chief operating officer jerry messier resigning as well but of course this story is slowly much bigger than just a few key individuals this isn't about a few bad apples this is much deeper than that and is once again giving us a glimpse really into the rotten core of the city's banking sector now the big question now is what is going to happen next all they're going to be more big

resignations this scandal has once again called into question the entire culture and practices of the banking industry and is not just barclays is thought as much as up to fifteen other institutions could also be implicated in this scandal now remember this is the industry this always he both says that for the last four years the credit crunch a double dip recession a slew of stories about scandals involving extortionate bonuses you know we know all about the lifestyles of the rich and the shameless what the public want to know now is what is actually going to be done about it what took the inquiry at this point simply not going to cut it the public wants to see some real action here they're already big questions being asked for why the regulatory bodies once able to step in now we know the serious fraud office the f.s.a. is looking at whether any criminal sanctions can be taken that's going to take a couple of weeks before we go. any answers but of course everyone is going to be

watching very closely as the former chief executive of buckley's bob diamond gets quizzed by m.p.'s over what exactly happened who was involved what went down there parkways was slapped with a fine of the equivalent of over four hundred fifty million dollars but economist rodney shakespeare says arrests need to be made while the whole western banking system is compromised. those are great because you see it's not just barclays of bob diamond and he's chairman it's the consequences in everyday life which is at the moment the system and its corrections are putting money into this these zombie banks down a black hole as a result of all this employment is collapsing not just in the u.k. but right the way throughout europe and this is in the same as in the united states of america so you see there must be penalties there has to be

a new pair of time thinking and frankly the whole ought to be cleared out and we have to start again people don't realize that the politicians are complicit complicit because they think that the existing system only needs a few tweaks and a few corrections but that's not so all and me to gether but of course you have to hit those that you can pin with a criminal charge and that can be done through the charge of conspiracy to defraud the banks first week and that can be done by insisting that they lend only their own money and with permission the deposits of their customers but it must be can administered on two key conditions but it only goes to the real economy and not into the casino in the gambling and it's only for the spreading of the real economy if you do that you could in fact start to create what is now alas the claps of the western financial and economic system of which the barclay's story is only

a part here in parliament is due to decide on an online piracy pact which critics say risks destroying internet freedom the anti-counterfeiting trade agreement known as act is aimed at tackling copyright theft and they are my colleague kevin allen talked to robert harris from the u.k. as a pirate party who says the treaty is unpopular and confusing at best. so . the people of. this is also. very very powerful no. i mean there's a lot of argument going to be devil's advocate and keep hugo it but support opponents of. their legal rights the two sides say yes but where is the line do you

think where one person's rights becomes an infringement in. the right i think some would have a right to any money. online and no money changing hands. selling the down the. sharing on money changing hands. what are people like you doing to meet these companies in the middle so to speak so that the people who make the movies and make the music invest the time when they develop these things or develop the medicines as well don't get ripped off don't feel they're being ripped off or we'll get to enjoy these things at a fair price are you going to get around the table and talk any time soon. any.

way in which of. these people. you know. they want how. cool stuff. all right it's eight minutes past the hour you're with r.t.m. coming up the ninety nine percent are back for their first ever national gathering in the u.s. . later we report on how occupy protesters are preparing for america's independence day and why they're being faced with a crackdown and mass arrests. and mind your language the dispute over the right to use russian in ukraine spills over into brawls in the streets and into the parliament as well we've more on this in a few minutes here on our t.v. . he's a man under pressure from all corners sweden is extraditing julian assange to answer sex crimes allegations while the u.

was is investigating him for a huge leap of secret files by wiki leaks but whistleblower is currently holed up in ecuador's embassy in london waiting for a decision on his a solemn bit while still under house arrest was producing an interview show aired all but has made world headlines laura smith looks back at the news making program. i'm julian assange. it is true we're here where we expose the world secrets these jackets belong the united states government being attacked by the powerful united states strongly condemn this question because it was promised an insight into the world tomorrow and in twelve episodes julie and i saw and interviewed opinion formers and activists from across the political spectrum. class and with the first guest being hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah the program proved it wasn't going to hold back from the get go talking to

a man the mainstream media has ignored for six years in seriousness which is dialogue and he said there was actually there i was in the area because the alternative story that i know what the cause of the first season was inside syria because of the sensitivity of the situation in syria also the system has said it's a civil war and that this is exactly what america and israel want for syria elsewhere the joined up europe project came under fire from david horowitz in a show that pitted the outspoken right winger against radical leftists. the age old ideological fight threatened to turn physical had they been in the same room oh my god i've never plays it's on horowitz maintains europe is dead agrees it was a disastrous spirit europe europe is a cultural theme park it's significant that's what happened that's what your welfare state that just took you out of the pie i have had

a personal experience with a socialist dream paradise of sweden and i can tell you it is nothing like the advertising the global politics the change also made waves but two more on the guest list the eminent thinkers tariq ali and noam chomsky the world protest movement showing martin paul. oh no longer fit for purpose to them the answer could lie in latin america you mentioned a couple of times one of the most striking things that's happened there is the most repressed part of the population of the hemisphere. has moved into the. political arena i want you know i am not defending it i think he is a dirtbag i think he is a dirtbag he obviously has no problem using his fifteen minutes of fame to sleep with anyone who is crowing dividing media opinion but getting real people talking

today in a soldier's show hit the ground running and the public on the twitter sphere have an appetite for more nothing short of groundbreaking revolutionary broadcasting. highly engaged in one significantly representative of the times i'll miss it looking forward to season two of julian assange show. but there is no guarantee season two can happen but i'm not for the death penalty so if i'm not for the death i don't want to do it illegally shoot the shit out of this guy would go over well for a single. day nobody would know. he was a traitor and should be executed or put in prison for life the feeling is mounting that the u.s. would indeed prosecute julian i saw the way speed knowledge or worse given half a chance he's currently here at the ecuadorian embassy in london waiting to hear whether he'll get asylum that it's cool prospect was first raised off mike during his interview with the ecuadorian president for the show broadcast on r.t.

mutual admiration is clear in the interview and it ends on a friendly but chilling note as you want to go to is really a pleasure to me at least in this way it will be a welcome to the globe of the persecuted. thank you but i. think it is also. i saw his given us a glimpse into the future shape of the world we live in while his own future hangs precariously in the balance nora smith london. watch the pilot episode of julian assange engines show in just over fifteen minutes right here on r.t. plus you can find all the previous episodes out of. and while you are online be sure to check out all the other stories we're covering on our website r.t. dot com. if you're protective of your personal freedoms you could be considered an

extreme right wing terrorist in the u.s. at least that's what one study claims plus. these. these brazilian fighter pilots good be in big trouble after flying a bit too close to the capitol supreme court building and shattering all the when. doe's in the you know school world heritage landmark. the first ever nationwide all protest is underway in the u.s. with the largest gathering expected for america's independence day demonstrators are rallying on the fourth of july to renew their protests against economic inequality homelessness debt and war activists started flocking to philadelphia over the weekend and already they've been met with a heavy police presence sunday twenty six occupiers were taken into custody after a night demonstration protests started in september last year in new york against corporate greed corruption and

a widening gap between the richest one percent and the rest of the population a little later a former wall street trader tells us that corruption in the political arena has to end for there to be real change in the u.s. . there is one general theme that unites all of occupy it is that money and politics has sort of corrupted the system to the extent that everything is broken so i do think that that is their biggest challenge is how do we sort of pull back on that and how do we how do we fight one of my favorite signs and t. shirts i've seen and i saw a bunch of this on may day was someone was wearing a shirt that said i can't afford a lobbyist so i occupy wall street i mean there's been studies that have shown that the sort of bottom third of the income bracket have no say have no influence over their elected officials the middle third something the top third has the most say so i do think that this is a big byproduct of the sort of corruption and of money and politics is the occupy movement. and you can catch that

full interview in just over an hour here on r t. tear gas has been used in ukraine to disperse protesters angry at a new bill that allows wider use of the russian language in the country scuffles also broke out between demonstrators and police the protesters claim the use of russian. meant offices and media impacts on the country's national language ukrainian up to a half of ukrainians use russian as their primary language and under european laws any ethnic group that makes up at least ten percent of the region's population can use its mother's time locally the bill has yet to be signed into law by president victory on a poor bitch who promised during his election campaign to promote russia to become the second official language as artist alexander ships can now reports scuffles frequently prove a part of ukraine's decision making. another day

another brawl while ukraine's parliament deliberated over a controversial language law deputies use their fists to let their feelings be known one of the central figures in another recent scandal party of regions deputy . says he was attacked by opposition politicians while trying to address lawmakers with the new one i had to finish my speech in order to stop the voting five to six people attacked me i'm a former weight lifter and could provide a strong physical reply but i didn't want to because then everyone would have said i was a thug but it was hard to restrain myself especially after a bottle was thrown at me after these events i received threats and i want to move my family. is going to he did debates have often ignited into all out rage inside the rada two years ago when parliament was due to ratify agreements with the moscow on the stand that leaves of russia's black sea naval base small bombs went

off and the rada speaker had to hide under an umbrella from a rain of rotten eggs thrown at him it may look like chaos and anarchy but for someone ukraine's political circles it is in fact democracy in action but when you listen to doing that as a through you would never see fights in the soviet parliament you'll never see fights in. north korean political structures brule as a last resort of delivering your point when vocal methods don't work can only happen in a democratic state it's not effective but still it's democratic. former deputy now political analyst to meet every day intends to disagree he says deputies are weak and cannot bring anything to a logical conclusion neither the law making process nor the fights that is why he published a guide on how they should roll over. a dip in just table is an endless source for improvisation i've counted at least eighteen things that ever

table which could be used in a fist fight like the microphone or the hook which is used to hang one's back if they maim and seriously injured each other maybe this would have paved the way for a new breed of politicians able to actually work effectively. the years finds rather have been extracting impressive audiences they are usually televised live on the parliamentary channel and the old favorite t.v. show will certainly hit the screens nash and white again for almost two years it had been relatively calm politically in this country and ukrainians had been deprived of televised fistfights within the parliament but now with a parliamentary election looming this fall deputies are expected to intensify their fight for the right to work inside this building. reporting from kiev in ukraine. so to come in just over a minute welcoming a so-called god particle in the shrine of european physics. scientists all over the

world excitedly await an announcement by nuclear researchers which promises to herald the dawn of a new era more on that coming up. somewhere on news in brief for you now the home and offices of former french president nicolas sarkozy happened raided as part of a funding inquiry police claim his two thousand and seven presidential campaign was illegally financed by the country's richest woman which he denies earlier reports had alleged that outs to libyan leader moammar gadhafi donated tens of millions of dollars to help win that race in december another french former president jacques chirac was found guilty of corruption and misuse of public money receiving a two year suspended sentence. pakistan is to reopen key nato transit routes into afghanistan that decision comes after u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton expressed regret over the deaths of two dozen

pakistani soldiers and american airstrike last november u.s. drone attacks however continue despite persistent calls from islamabad for a halt the taliban probably a valve to attack nato convoys along with the reopened routes which will play a significant role for the alliance before the planned twenty fourteen pullout of all combat troops from afghanistan. three people happen killed and over a dozen injured in peru in clashes between police and strangers hundred stormed a government building in the north of the country and the opposition to a multibillion dollar mining project protesters have continued for months over the so-called congress scheme financed by a us based company opponents claim it will harm the area's ecosystem. and destroyed water supplies. a militant group has said it was behind me attack on

a pro-government syrian t.v. channel last week which saul seven people killed statement comes from the all nor so out front which was posted on an islamist internet forum and it comes as president assad says he's prepared to leave his post if it brings stability to his country as a way of. fighting between government troops and rebels is intensifying nationwide . the european center for nuclear research or cern says it's ready to announce the most anticipated scientific discovery in over a decade or has a they found the tracks of the higgs now and as the god particle which could offer us i answer is as to how the universe works to break it all down artie's peter oliver spoke to a cern physicist. since it was first theorized almost fifty years ago scientists have been striving to prove the existence of the higgs bo's'n the reason for the decades of higgs hunting is the hope that this elusive particle can fill in

some of the gaps in our understanding of how the universe works well the dominant theory physicists work with has the less than grandiose title of the standard model now if we think of our theory as a jigsaw with a whole load of pieces missing finding out that the higgs does exist would allow those gaps to be filled in giving scientists a clearer picture of what is in front of them this particle or sort of the holes or one it was not planned to experiment on people was hunting quarters particles for years and now we are witnessing clearly historical one one of the reasons for such advancements in this area of physics is the large hadron collider the work done at the twenty five kilometer long particle accelerator under the border between france and switzerland has been crucial to furthering our knowledge of what makes the universe tick all for the tidy sum of two point six billion dollars despite

excitement from the scientific community at times the general public struggle to understand why this work is taking place even suggesting that experiments at the l h c could bring about serious disaster something that physicists say is ridiculous norm. of where we're concerned. i don't think venture was really much more estimated i believe but look to. explain what is the heals of boredom it's probably meant to because normal people probably when more complicated than do find this particle well complicated mysterious and at times just plain confusing it certainly is but the possibilities that it could open up for science are endless who's to know where the discoveries made at the l h c could lie. in the future. r.t. . let's get the money updated with danielle and the world's top water power moves to sapphic ass that just russia has the biggest water reserves globally and now

plans a special water stock exchange officials of most goes benchmark. the result is becoming more expensive as the world's freshwater reserves ronald's earlier natural resources missed the euro trip told me he wants water to become russia's biggest exporter of oil and gas. china's service is p.m.i. is flat sending the shanghai exchange down both japan and hong kong all slightly in the black the nikkei has closed about an hour ago russia's pretty flat as well after an hour of trade here in moscow after yesterday's big gain for almost four percent higher for the r.t.s. which is just under fourteen hundred points at the moment and the rubles losing point three percent to the greenback point two percent to the euro also all of the gains yesterday the euro is shedding to the dollar amount of crude near its highest in a month as iran threatens retaliation for west and also mentions. one hundred dollars per barrel of food prices will rise off the bad weather across the globe top prices

foremost more drought in the us as his harvest and raise prices fourteen percent in a week unusually heavy rain in russia has also brought record inflation some experts fear countries will now bring back the export we saw during the summer extremes of two thousand and eight to guarantee supply at home and europe today in interviews on the web site of the dot com search business all right thank you very much for that update daniel. bob next day it is the last in the series of the julian assange interview shell that's after recap this hour's top stories in a few minutes.

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