thank. you. the syrian opposition group tries to use the nonstop flow of reports on government shelling and air raids to urge washington to impose a no fly zone over syria a move always contested by russia and china. says opposition activists begin outlining in europe their view of a proposed syria which they claim is without the. egyptians looking east to the leader of the country which for decades has been a close ally of the united states has to china hoping to bag billions of economic deals. with the british immigration system is under fire after more than one hundred fifty thousand illegal immigrants become unaccounted for after arriving in the country.

one pm in the russian capital you're watching r t i'm marina joshie a group representing the free syrian army in washington is trying to talk the u.s. into pushing through a no fly zone over the volatile country the measure has always been opposed by russia and china which believe it would destabilize the situation even further the rebels want to bind the hands of feet of assad's forces by taking advantage of nonstop reports claiming an increase in government airstrikes and artillery shelling a hailstorm of foreign media criticism against a mask this was also caused by a recent report of mass deaths in the capital suburb but the release of shocking only the food it's by syrian t.v. has drawn a completely different picture want to see it you're going to reports on the battles being waged on the screens while real people are dying in the streets.

thousands of people dead and the conflict between anti assad fighters and government forces seems nowhere near close this becomes all the more obvious as horrifying images like these continue to surface this is a syrian television report featuring gruesome footage from darius a damascus suburb slaughtered civilians men women teenagers and children. killing women and children in cold blood. entire families slaughtered bodies burned witnesses and the injured left in shock i didn't know who did this to me i know nothing about the whereabouts of my husband and my children my husband works for the security forces i have two boys and a girl terrorists spread among survivors seek help us get rid of these gangsters speak you'll be destroyed everything we are unable to do nothing i don't know anything about my family please help us who they are those behind this massacre of

yet another group of civilians in syria remains unclear now tradition in the syrian conflict both sides point fingers at each other as armed groups claim the assad regime is behind the slaughter the assad army says it was on a mission to hunt down armed rebels in the affected area throughout the syrian bloodshed numerous human rights reports say civilians have been used as human shields by armed opposition groups something largely ignored by the western media waging a war of its own often eager to blame the assad government as part of their push for regime change on august thirtieth the you want security council is scheduled to hold a ministerial meeting on the crisis at a time when the whole world is puzzled about what to do about syria the incident in dariush or to play into the hands of those who are trying to increase support for the fight against assad and r.t. moscow. while syrian opposition activists. have begun presenting

a political road map for the country's development after the fall of president asset which they claim is now inevitable of the project was initiated by think tanks based in washington and berlin and standing by in the german capital for us were the details are being announced at the moment so peter what exactly is being presented there right now well this roadmap that's been put forward by this group of opposition activists contains many positive things some of the key points that have been put forward include a transitional period in which cross sectarian divides can come together across sectarian groups and come together and have a dialogue also that the armed forces go back to protecting syria's borders and the repository ation of refugees and the rebuilding of people's homes and arms cleanup getting guns out of the hands of civilians all of that very positive stuff

but when you look at who's actually put forward this this road it's not wondering who they are now it was put forward the help of a us sunday german think tank people were invited here to berlin for for training and help put this together a group of around fifty syrians. will be behind this but we don't know who any of them were what the selection criteria was from them being picked to take part also the roadmap makes no mention of the assad government and what would happen to people involved in the regime at the moment in fact the only real mentions of the assad government are to say that the outcome of is no longer in doubt of there being a future without assad so there's still many questions to be asked about just what would happen should this roadmap be put into place we're able peter how strong is the opposition support in the west at the moment. well we've got two real

arguments for. this interim government in france francois hollande has said his country fully box the creation of an interim government that should be looking to be in place for the day that assad is toppled from power however that confidence isn't really repeated in the united states whereby the words coming out of washington are that well the syrian opposition is still so much of a no no and that they're maybe not ready for putting together an interim government right now so two different sides of the same coin there coming from washington. all right thanks very much indeed for bringing us the very latest here all of our reporting there from berlin. were you watching r t and coming up later in the program missing migrants. some people may have left the country some of them may still be here i think the key fact was that the agency had no idea how

many are still in the country and how many are left the u.k. seeking ways of getting rid of illegal immigrants but it's faced with a tricky problem that it can't actually find out. and there's now found they are opening for the republican convention as a gathering meant to showcase mitt romney as the party's presidential candidate is disrupted by tropical storm isaac. it just president mohamed morsi is making his first trip to china accompanied by seven ministers and our samedi businessmen all seeing a flow of investments from beijing it comes after morsi stressed his country well pursue what he calls a balanced foreign policy. well right now you are watching live pictures from beijing where it gyptian president mohamed morsi meets chinese president hu jintao morsi came to power in june after the ousting of hosni

mubarak who'd been a loyal ally to the u.s. for decades after visiting china the president will head to the summit of the nonaligned movement in tehran becoming the first egyptian leader to visit iran in over three decades his trip to the islamic republic is seen by many experts as a major foreign policy shift for the arab world's nation lawrence davidson a professor of west chester university says more it sees action show egyptian wants to distance itself from the west what the egyptians are trying to do. there is sources of assistance particularly economic assistance if they can find financial and other sources. of resources outside of the united states then they're going to do it that was it's certainly leaning towards not only china. but on so maybe russia and also saudi arabia and the

gulf morsi is teetering to that area because of financial need i would think that gyptian policy or chip gyptian actions are going to essentially overlying to their economic needs. of course will be tracing the progress of president morsi visit to china on our website r.t. dot com well here's a quick look at what else we've got in store for you their. sentence unknown the u.s. marine corps says it won't publicly reveal what punishments it's given of three marines caught on video irritating on dead taliban fighters plus. shocking u.n. reports suggest the gaza strip is heading towards a humanitarian catastrophe marty dot com has the details. keep.

peace soon which will brighten if you move. from phones to french and. start on t.v. don't come. by in recent years the u.k.'s borders have become known for being as leaky as a sea of was thousands of illegal immigrants pouring into the country but now the government's finally decided to shore up the ship and get a grip on the problem however it faces a difficult dilemma not only how they've been able to stop people flooding in but they can't seem to keep track of them when they are there or disarm first has the story. the black hole of the u.k. immigration system easy to guess in but no one's been properly tracking who should be is going out last month chief inspector john vine revealed just how bad things

at the u.k. border agency were guessing when he discovered more than one hundred fifty thousand migrants that have been refused the right to remain in the k. had simply disappeared some people may have left the country some of them most still be here i think the key fact was that the agency had no idea how many were actually still in the country and how many are left and the u.k. immigration rules migrants who have been refused the right to remain at twenty eight days to leave the country but a long running problem with enforcing these rules has left the border agency struggling in the wake of the revelations the government began talking tough immigration minister damian green said warning sent to immigrants would reduce the number who are overstaying their visa in a statement to us he said we're also working closely with other government departments to create a hostile environment which makes it much harder some migrants to live in the u.k. illegally the government's made

a lot of noise about its efforts to cut immigration but at the total seven hundred billion pound government spending budget just one point nine billion is allocated to the u.k. border agency that's just a third of one percent it's an incredibly small amount and historically underfunded and still cripplingly under-resourced the u.k. border agency is now under pressure and the latest revelations that more than one hundred fifty thousand migrants the missing could just be the tip of the iceberg let me explain why one hundred fifty thousand figure came from the couch where people have applied to extend. refused and then go into a much bigger part and. are it's hard for different people trying to come up with different results. million sounds about what the number of people. immigration lawyer tells us this is the buddha agencies that have any hope of reducing the number of missing migrants they need to radically change their approach i think the u.k.b.a.

need to present to the store promoting a very tough line because the people who absorb the top flight in the media or of course the markets and sells and they don't come forward if you promote a transparent and fair line and say we will take every case individually those that deserves they want to go but these individual groups can stay those people would come forward this hundred fifty nine would go down instantly and then applications could be processed properly instead it seems it will be a neat database that will be depended upon to track down those staying in britain illegally expected to launch next month among the companies bidding for the tend is g. four g. four s. the company that created a high profile control to see recently when it failed to deliver enough stuff for the olympic games this seeking the multi-million pound contract that's the place to aid the clean up of a catalogue of disasters and mismanagement in the u.k. immigration system so if. london. which are to live from moscow and will be

changing gears later this hour. some of them they don't like a girl beat him down they feel jealous. of these women from palestine have defied their housewives destinies to become something different stop drawing racing car drivers and a male dominated world. the libyan interim interior minister resigned on monday amid fears a renewed secretarial classes in the country after sophie religious sites were destroyed by armed salafist triggering mass on rest in the area leaving remains unstable ever since the popular uprising resulted in the ouster and death of its longtime leader muammar qadhafi last year as a key word the editor of pan african news claims the country's current rulers supervise the destruction of the mosques and unable to control the country. the fact of the matter that this mosque could be destroyed in such a centralized location with so-called security forces standing around observing it

then ostensibly supervising the destruction of these religious sites clearly in the case that the former. rebel government which is now calls itself the general national council is not presiding over a lawful society in fact they are presiding over a lawless society we also have to keep in mind that there's a lot of consternation about the lack of services in the country the overall lack of security in libya and also the large scale unemployment and the economic downturn which has taken place there since the overthrow of the gadhafi government late last year and we have nothing about this travesty of justice coming from the united states or the united nations i would play such a key role in the bombing last year of libya as well as the overthrow of the government and the escalation and the ongoing support. now sick look at some other

stories from around the world youth riots in canada as coastal city of a bossa which have resulted in the death of at least one person so far have now entered their second day and rest was sparked after gunman shot dead a muslim cleric accused by the u.s. and the united nations of having links to al qaida so-called extra judicial killings and forced disappearances are a common practice in kenya and are said to be orchestrated by the country's police . colombia's president juan manuel santos has the government started talks with the country's biggest rebel group the revolutionary armed forces of colombia or the fark is estimated to number over nine thousand fighters and have recently intensified violence in the country the talks are said to be happening in cuba and are seen as an effort to and a half century long conflict. fire venezuela's biggest oil refinery has spread to a third fuel tank almost three days after an explosion killed forty one people and

injured over one hundred fifty the accidents which is the worst to have ever hit venezuela's oil industry is believed to have been caused by a gas leak government sources are saying the fire is however under control there is no risk of a further huge explosion president of china has declared three days of mourning on sunday. tropical storm isaac has stolen the spotlight from the u.s. presidential candidate mitt romney fears over mother nature's fury mounts the key republican meeting has begun with a slump in florida where the storm raging near the gulf coast romney will need to charm is voters later today to show his worth heading in to run against the incumbent president barack obama storm isaac could still affect the republican convention as the weather system moves towards louisiana making landfall and disrupting power supplies meanwhile nature didn't stop demonstrators in florida from voicing their views on american politics but about a thousand protesters gathered for a peaceful rally in the next hour r

t talks to policy studies expert andrew levine who says the two parties don't really offer much of a choice to us voters. at the level of underlying political vision or underlying political orientation there isn't that much difference and romney would probably be perfectly happy doing what obama does we have a media which is so thoroughly controlled and. all the institutions that manufacture opinion are so pervasive and our electoral system has become basically like an advertising it's become a sales promotion's we have a very profound disconnect between what people want in any recognized meaningful and recognizable sense of the term and what the political process offers in the way of form of alternatives.

while they've had to overcome parental skepticism and public disapproval but in the out it's paid off and now a group of palestinian women dubbed the speed sisters have become local racing stars policy or finds out braving the patriarchal world of the middle east and israel's occupation wasn't easy. asked fashionable and philistine yes this is the middle east coast all female racing team they have got style and panache and they're all to smash speed records and stereotypes in the conservative world there was. the whole not but i was there with the boys and we should be. cleaning something like the five palestinian women come from different walks of life they share this. passion for breakneck speed they compete against the men and more often than not

they win well some of them they don't like a girl they feel jealous. because sometimes they're between them all sort of a girl betty being you you know but slowly they are winning over the male drivers who are now trying to recreate them in the first beginning when i was a little girl in the us. they were not dr good to be like somehow funny but they were driving the. maras the whole car was the palestinian women's champ for two years running and often comes in the top ten the first time behind the wheel was in her early teens she used to steal the family car for joy rides near her refugee camp in janine lucky for her both her parents were driving instructors they recognised her talent and channeled it. my parents are behind me and support what i'm doing we are facing a patriarchal society so it is not easy and at first we had some problems with our neighbors but my family support helps me go on. between the donut spends the

handbrake turns and a lot of disapproval there is also the reality of israel's military occupation of the west bank. but my because of the occupation because of the checkpoints we are always late so we have to speed to be on time when i'm driving i feel freedom from their occupation as well as being a professional racer mason is also in charge of managing the girls and getting sponsors to help them continue racing it's a challenge for an all girl team and love it low that these women are determined to forge their future in the occupied fast lane happen quite beat the speed and freedom of a fast car in some small way using the power at their fingertips these drivers are challenging the way women are seen and treated in this part of the middle east honestly or jericho.

i would definitely want me taking a back seat in the world of business day also here with the latest barbara little is in talks to join other global partners to explore the huge estimated or reserves in the old tick boxes for food as well. india is eager to grab its own piece of the arctic shelves energy rich pie india's. is looking to have a stake in one of three joint ventures russia's roast has planned with america's exxon mobil italy's norway's stat oil under the deal each of the non russian partners would have a thirty three percent stake in one of the projects with ro snuff and pay for all the initial exploration cause india's oh n.g.c. wants to let it buy into one of the three projects but if that doesn't happen it says it's willing to look into one of twelve future projects russia has plans in that reach it it also says that if it can't get its hands on

a thirty three percent stake it's willing to settle for much less at around eight per cent there is a lot at stake here in the u.s. geological survey says that thirty percent of the world's undiscovered natural gas and thirteen percent of the world's undiscovered oil can be found in this region while india still has one of the largest economies in the world it has faced a sharp slowdown in the past year with limited growth in the country's i.t. and call center industries european stagnation has also impacted the indian economy which exports a lot to the eurozone countries so india is really looking for new development projects and believes that tapping in to the natural resources in the arctic shelf could be a potential answer to its economic problems. let's stay in asia because mark is close shave his japan cuts his economic four calls europe's on aging off the top

german politician on the brink calls greece's euro exit inevitable euro's flood those the waiting game for the u.s. action on spanish boreen calls continues a results shares slide for a second day as the world's top aluminum maker culture production of four key factories goes from signed a preliminary transit deal with gary for the sell stream gas pipeline remaining had been competing for the right to host the new routes on the black sea which cuts reliance on troubled transit to ukraine thirty million homes in europe with construction to start this winter. poverty's bank in europe according to consumer goods joint unilever the owner of the postal and lips and brown says they now treat the e.u. as an emerging market selling washing powder and mayonnaise in small pokes and creating low cost brands for tea and olive oil companies european heads if a consumer in spain spends just seventeen your own shopping

a console the washing powder the whole the budget europe today bring it up more for you next definitely down thanks very much indeed well shortly join us as we take a sneak peek at one of the world's biggest military vehicle events in our special report and that's coming your way after the headlines stay with us.

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