q three opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories that in high life choose the access to your office. the battle lines are drawn as kiev's forces storm a strategic airport we report on the shell shocked civilians trapped by the governments east and on still. the palestinian death toll spikes is israel's prime minister vives to use any means possible to stop hamas from launching more missiles . and the u.k. government tries to legalize keeping personal internet and mobile phone data results of his crying the states the violence program would breach basic previously right.

and i welcome you watching r.t. international now this is the skyline in the guns in eastern ukraine that was filmed on sunday night and the areas on fire are reportedly there and they're port where the military and government forces have been engaged in a bitter fight this is a video apparently filmed earlier in the day showing fighters who were at the time control of the airport shelling attacking government troops both sides currently kind control over the strategic area. but a massive military convoy has also reportedly approached lugansk including up to eighty tanks and government forces have been filmed maneuvering their own armor to meet the enemy parties refund is in again he says the city is bracing itself for an escalation in violence. they actually don't need to turn on the siren

ambulances are almost the only cars on the empty rows of lugansk and recent days have left emergency workers easier than ever before. and i was down to. our. private house. there is an issue here is. a basic yeah. through a narrow streets we enter with looks like a densely populated area locals say at least six shells landed here just minutes ago that you look at the tellers the building but. the model that has yet to come of this time it seems no one was killed after that. everyone is totally different said get right to it that's a good luck idea put a different look at their search to court that we're looking at that think ultimately look at the power of the flotilla you were told let's do just go over the well you know tell us the blood of those with helpless gold who told you to

look at the load of those who do the people will remember the good to be a nearly truth religion or the removal of the free who can control the area with new people coming north. cravats houses here. in the infantry for a local told us they still could be unexploded mines here smoke was the new in his life so that really. does the rational being most dog owners also what album good much anybody can call them or what the fuck listening up are they are spoken with doesn't mean able to hold many things on their children bill or thought it was in me of many people doing. these items you must also set up profits and twelve houses to burn and no one knows whether anybody staring inside we find out that one man was taken by another ambulance thing if you look up the telephone one

thing is the family good music but these are the only things the new to the city police to the. police i'm looking. at an advanced grade general hospital we find the man has suffered multiple burns and missile launch but doctors say he will leave. the ambulance received another call this time no sirens the doctors say it's because they could be targeted we're on our way to the area of fighting it took us less than seven minutes to arrive at the scene but it was still too late this young fighter died seconds after doctors arrived we rushed to the next address another shell another destroyed home we hear that a woman was killed here but before we learn any further detail the air raid siren makes us run to

a nearby basement. most of them have been abandoned for years but recently people have reopened them and this is where we hear what happened pollution more. whole warrigal the one. who got on the slip and while the conflict continues to rage scenes like these are becoming an every day reality. nation otieno r.t. in eastern ukraine. the maria is posting updates on the situation in the ganske on her twitter feed you can follow her now as she chronicles life under the shelling and the sea which. israel's operation against garza has now claimed the lives of more than one hundred sixty six palestinians with no fatalities reported on the israeli side as operation protective edge and is its seventh day peopling guards are a fleeing in panic after warnings that more strikes a yet to come ari fear is there for r.t.

. on the night after more than one hundred rockets were fired from gaza israel targeted a home belonging to the family the target was tice. the director general of gaza's police force who himself survived and remains in critical condition he was lucky to be among the forty two wounded and not the eighteen killed at gaza's main hospital was seventy year old name of one of the surviving injured. russia lost three of her children in the targeting and. when did i know this is really interesting to me it was so what did i know what. the strikes took place at eleven pm mohammed lives just over the road from the

batch family. home in the us. israel has used a policy of issuing warnings in some cases before making its targeting warnings either via s.m.s. via cools in some cases leaflets but often roofs knocking that is issuing warning drone strikes on the roof of the building before targeting it however in this case there was no warning of any kind and residents are adamant that israel must have known that over fifty people were in this area when it struck the way that was perpetrated it's a variation of basic principles of international attention was very clear on this there should be principles to be preserved probably should have a t.

discrimination and humility nothing of these procedures have been respected by the israeli army. i asked the government spokesperson whether the targeting was justified given that israel's at war with hamas and is known to target the police everybody knows that the police is a seven work and it's helping the people of service for the people who wasn't actually since this conflict began last year the health ministry counts eleven such incidents when family homes have been targeted with inhabitants inside israel's november two thousand and twelve operation did not see an israeli ground invasion it ended after eight days with a ceasefire but it did not fully eradicate the masses rocket capability now israel's says it is a must for israel to stop all rocket fire from gaza and that they don't know how long the campaign will continue given the daily loss felt by palestinian civilians

here people fear how this conflict will evolve harry fear r.t. . meanwhile egypt and jordan continue to send aid to gaza while also opening their hospitals those palestinians injured in the attacks we spoke to hani alba sousse from the islamic university of gaza who believes that civilian fatalities could have been avoided if israel wanted. the images that we see on t.v. screens are prove that basically it is when it is targeting palestinian civilians and i cannot really understand how israel can justify that if the israelis wanted to hurt militant or those who are responsible for the loss of rockets against israeli thousand villages they are able to basically do that without their injuring civilians these cries must be investigated by the international community because they are not that is when is violating international humanitarian law. but at the same time israel claims that more than eight hundred rockets have been fired by

hamas into the offensive began a week ago this video was released by masses military. brigades and shows domestically produced rockets being fired at television israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu claims he will use any means necessary to stop them and amid growing international calls for a cease fire the country vamp's up its preparations for a possible ground invasion artie's paula slay is in television to find out how israelis and selves see the offensive. most israelis support the military strikes of a gaza seeing it as a legitimate response to defend the country's borders but at the same time people here are afraid to be anti missile defense system intercepts around ninety percent of rockets it's that ten percent that remains that has seen some never misses who could accept to receive myside just like this without doing the thing it's not possible i think very sad really very sad that. it don't need this kind of

lives and we just care about there with being. i just i don't know how to feel about it israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has certainly scored political points with this military offensive even the opposition inside his unity government supports the military strikes although they are calling for a diplomatic solution there is of course a radical voice inside israeli society who now wants to see all gazans killed they will be the ones at the forefront of calling for a ground offensive i hope so that now they're going to do defy them but find instead about entering those three i being that they should do something really radical because they being there in the they giving them like too much time like they have the whole time to say more. but most israelis make the distinction between hamas that rules gaza and the ordinary civilians who live there. i think

there also needs to be an opening or some kind of hope for the palestinian residents when all of this is over because if at the end we're back to square one it means we didn't do much meanwhile israel's aerial strikes continue and people here live in fear of the next rocket fire policy r t tel aviv. israel's offensive has caused public outrage across the globe with mass rallies being held in the u.k. australia and france the protests were peaceful for the most part however a pro palestinian demonstration in paris turned violent crowds attacked two synagogues there traveling around a hundred people inside the french prime minister condemned the attacks and called the protesters actions unacceptable. also closely following all the updates around the conflict in r.t. dot com you can find the latest pictures videos and witness accounts. coming up later in the program after a short break president putin picks up the world cup relay from brazil with the

country hosting leader. of top developing states for the brig some. it's like you don't want the bullets to stop. because it's like a duck duck duck. back back back. so it's it's almost like there's a beat the blue and then you just see the big sound that's like a base. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about six of the r.p. interviews intriguing stories for you to. see arabic to find out more visit or a big. dog called. the media leave us so we leave the baby.

out of the scene motions to the play your part of the physical. issues that no one is asking with to get that you deserve answers from. politics. to. hello again welcome back now a u.k. court is set to hear a claim by human rights activists that british intelligence is running an illegal mass surveillance program meanwhile a campaign is in the u.k. claim a new all of it's being rushed through will violate people's right to privacy if pasta will enable security services to keep the personal data of internet and mobile users for up to twelve months. explains. the u.k.

prime minister says britain me these emergency laws that force telecommunications companies to hold wreck or words of customers data because back in april the european court of justice scrapped an existing law that already forced companies to do just that on the grounds that it infringed human rights so the british government wants to rush through its own law david cameron says that telecoms firms are just weeks away from deleting customer information ministers say that would have serious consequences for police and counter terror operations sometimes in the dangerous world in which we live we need our security services to listen to someone read the e-mails to identify and disrupt a terrorist plot as prime minister i know of examples we're doing this to stop a terrorist attack according to the law mobile phone providers will have to store data on who contacted who under way for twelve months so that means your message is

websites you visited and even the places you've been so you with their recorded on geo location apps like facebook well we were taking only one has followed the snowden revelations even briefly we know that we already have huge parts of massive violence here in the united kingdom and we have a program called mastering the internet and sake but in fact this is not protected us people have still become rattled radicalized we know that these powers are disproportionate but it's about targeting all of turns all of us from citizens into suspects the law is being rushed through parliament and could be a. result but perhaps one small consolation for its opponents the regulations will automatically expire in twenty sixteen which means politicians will have to re-examine the measures all over again in two years' time boyko r.t.

london. political commentator ted rall says the british government as well as washington is trying to represent spying over citizens is a normal and legal practice. clearly what's going on both in the u.k. and in the us is a move by the establishment referee which represents the community in trying to mitigate the damage from the leaks they want to continue business as usual they would like to continue to read our emails and listen to our phone calls and watch our videos and they would like to continue doing this as if edward snowden had never lived lets face it neither cameron nor obama have expressed any real interest in changing the way that they're doing things they're sad they got caught they wish that they hadn't they have been now they're trying to soft pedal what's going on and pretend to make some modest reforms through

a little bit of window dressing and that's supposed to satisfy us. and we will stay with surveillance because the cia has its eyes on berlin the german newspaper revealed that dozens of u.s. agents are still spying on the government in berlin all the details for you are online also there brighter than the sun people around the world in the glow of the giant noon astonishing five days for news from joy plus plenty more at r.t. to. the final of the football world cup a spark mayhem in the argentinian capital these are the pictures from buenos aires filmed by video agency rough play shattered glass wrecked cars and injured place that's how argentinian fans reacted to their country's team losing to germany in the world cup final and some pictures of triumph in berlin could be confused with outrage about fireworks did light up the night sky there is germany celebrating becoming world champions with more on the match that stirred all the emotions is

posco. well germany are the football world champions and securing the title like become the first european nation to win the fee for world cup on south american soil it was a close edgy affair against argentina and extra time was needed to separate the two sides but in the end a cool composed finish for mario was enough to win it for germany now inside the famous american our stadium behind me there were eighty thousand spectators including german chancellor angela merkel and although the argentina supporters far outnumbered the german counterparts it's those fans who have made the journey from europe who are celebrating on the streets of rio this evening also inside the stadium with russian president vladimir putin with the responsibility for the fee for world cup now being transferred to russia who of course host the tournament in four years' time but if the result is given as the highest standard of preparation for the world caught i assure you we'll do everything we can to organize it holds the event at the highest possible level and with the cuts in coming down on brazil

twenty fourteen attention. is turning to russia at twenty eighteen my colleague neil harvey is in one of the few just host cities twenty eight hundred fifty five both are ladies and gentlemen we'll be organize. i back in two thousand and ten it was all smiles as russia defied the odds to be named host of the twenty eight world cup. victory and sleep promotion. pledge to be the woman she's. with another big selling point was russia's ambitious plan to build several new stadia in which will cook games could be played so four years on how exactly is not planned looking well of the twelve stadiums to be used for and yet under construction there in kaliningrad drought nizhny novgorod and some mara who should

be rolling soon enough with those projects the jewel to be underway by the end of this year and meanwhile the progress that some of the other venues has given russia real cause to celebrate well here in sochi there should be no problem whatsoever the fish stadium is tried and tested during the olympics it proved itself to be a great success that will be one or two slight alterations needed in order to turn it into a football stadium but they're only minor i think i can safely chalk this one up as a success for the host nation this is a cause an arena and boy is this a versatile stadium because last year they hosted the world student games that next year they'll put into swimming pools for the staging of the pheno world championships and after that it will be converted into a football stadium. in the russian capital there are two very different projects taking place with a new stadium going up just as an old one gets to down first there's the spot taxed a high tech high cost ground and in order to protect its pitch from the harsh

russian winters he's using the very latest technologies and they include football's equivalent of a giant hairdryer system dish blows through the profile of the shore with on the shuttle heating. and bore hole to the sufis keeping the temperature as it should be and also we were going to have named a large later in the legs that will cover half the pitch of the pitch will be in lights all day. so here is the spot act stadium in all its glory the playing surface is looking absolutely spectacular while the infrastructure is just days away now from completion it took four years of work and four hundred thirty million dollars of investment to get us to this point and it sees the stadium spot tack on the brink of becoming the new kid on moscow's footballing block but if you're one of those found who prefers your stadium to be a little bit bigger about haps have

a little bit more history than there really is only one place to go. and that steer to the luzhniki which in twenty eight team will host both the opening game at the top of it and the big one the world cup final however in order to look the part for her big occasion the ground old lady of russian football is having to undergo a monumental make over. and mind make over what i really mean is it's been completely gutted which is a bit how some fans must feel at the thought of losing a stadium that's filled with so many memories just like in one nine hundred eighty one michigan the bear the tear to the eye at the moscow olympics. the phone shouldn't be too sound because while the insides might be new the facade of the luzhniki is set to remain which means that it's not really goodbye but more

a case of ceasing. says neil harvey reporting for r.t. . you can forward to it now starting on monday brazil is hosting a high profile event of a non-sporting nature the break summit russia hopes to boost its economic ties with the block and in particular brazil and over here are the reasons why brazil has already established itself as a strong economic partner trade with russia five point five billion dollars last year and it's the world's fifth most populated state brazil are also has a rapidly expanding the best it market while its i.t. sector is the best in latin america analyst michel chossudovsky believes the world's six top developing countries now have an opportunity to break away from the u.s. . it is an opportunity. for the russian delegation led by president putin to reinforce bilateral relations with a number of countries as well as confront. the role of the united states all these

countries are. very heavily dependent on their relationship with with washington while the focus is on financial and currency arrangements geopolitics of course of this is absolutely essential. some international news in brief and i hope in a state people have been killed in twenty five others injured in an attack in egypt according to reports militants fired rockets on a minute in the sinai peninsula killing one soldier and freeze me as well as seven civilians including a child when admitted carrying out the attack but rebel groups frequently operate in the area at least seven people have been killed and dozens have been injured in clashes between rival militias in libya heavy fighting broke out for control of the country's main airport near the capital clashes between radical groups have become increasingly frequent in libya since twenty eleven when the country's leader moammar gadhafi was and state and activists have marched in washington only federal

and tell me they would protest against shale gas extraction and also demanded a stop to the construction of gas export terminal from the u.s. coast they want to promote renewable energy resources like wind and solar power. amp disciplines the iran nuclear talks in vienna say there are still differences they can't yet say but come major issues include the lifting of trade sanctions on iran and guarantees that the country's nuclear program remains their youthful representatives from the u.s. u.k. france china russia and germany still have a week to reach an agreement with a delegation from tehran. coming up next here not international war tone childhood is the face of suffolk county if you are in the u.k. it's among his cross still the pain of that. if

there's anything we're afraid of in the modern western world is an al qaeda or aids or something like that it's words just words especially on the internet morning radio shock jock the cumia from the opie and anthony show has been fired for a massive twitter rant that he made against a woman who believe that the radio host was taking mocking photographs of her and got aggressive with them who may claim to just be taking pictures of time square now normally what you do outside of work shouldn't matter but with public personalities i can see how people want them to have good behavior all the time but the problem is that guys like him are put on the airwaves to have bad behavior what does the sirius x.m. company expect from people they put on air to be wild and raunchy this is typical corporate boardroom mentality well we want morning gigi's to be really crazy and shocking but not too crazy and shocking hey i don't have a horse in this race i actually think the opie and anthony show is pretty dismal

but when i see someone getting fired for wacky shock jock stuff that is in a way kind of part of his job well it just seems very hypocritical to me but that's just my opinion.

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