the boss repeats the same old joke of course. the ex-girlfriend still tends to rejoice in poetry keep. ignore it. post only what really matters. to your facebook news feed. this is r t international this hour for children killed on the beach guards or is israel returns to its sweeping blitz as palestinian deaths surged beyond two hundred. protests against the israeli offensive take hold worldwide in britain design group the b.b.c. which campaigners say is not giving the full picture of the conflict we talked to one of the protesters. headlining to for months the brics nations lay the ground to even up the world's financial influences as some of the most populated countries sign up to a multi-billion dollar cooperation. and hijacking your email address

to manipulating online polls seems british intelligence is exposed for its u.b.s. range of spying tricks which have big brand that is out right illegal. even if you're just joining us is ten pm here in moscow money kevin zero in and we appreciate your company here at r.t. and a developing news story to start this hour for palestinian children have been killed on a beach in garza israel resumes its anti hamas operation they were apparently part of a bigger group playing on the shore at the time when it's reported a bomb was fired from an israeli ship some of the injured children managed to hide in a nearby hotel now that attack took place near where many of the foreign journalists are staying there some help give aid to the injured the children in the group of

thought around only ten or eleven years old now harry fear who's been reporting for us in gaza arrives soon after that happened he recorded the aftermath with pictures like these which he's now just posting online he's also speaking to. it was as big some of the witnesses there were probably catch up with him and get to live thought of what they told him just a little bit later in the coming hour to stay with us for that. i also spoke to an i.d.f. representative about the deadly incident he just been coming in then this news he said he couldn't give me any specific details but blame the mass for pushing israel towards tough military actions i was just getting updated on this incident and i have seen some of the footage coming out of it indeed it does look tragic and we will have to look into the circumstances of what it was i don't have any answers at the moment you are hitting these people you may not have nothing against them but

it's such a densely populated area there must be a better way to do this you've been fighting with a mass for such a long time now hamas hasn't changed what it's doing you haven't changed what you're doing is right no i and the other way other than the carnage to get through this you know the i.d.f. is devoted and we are charged with defending the state of israel and in the reality of a huge bombardment where over a thousand four hundred rockets have been launched at the state of israel it's a reality nobody would agree to and nobody would commit and that is we are the responsible force to try and defend and stop that from happening the government and indeed ordered us to stop yesterday to let hamas calm down to calm the situation deescalate the situation but unfortunately they chose a different path they chose this path of aggression. as a caption of the corresponding shortly on that now the civilian death toll is noticeably climbed in palestine just a day after israel resumed its military offensive to one hundred sixteen palestinians have now been killed the majority no militants israel sustain its

first fatality to just several hours after accepting the truce volunteer helping the i.d.f. was killed. meantime people around the world of showing their disapproval of the violence palestinian rallies were held as far afield as south america and india in a number of british cities to campaigners have been rallying outside b.b.c. buildings to protest against the broadcast its coverage of the israeli military operation open to talk to one of those activists a little bit later in the program as well. however model all pro palestinian rallies went peacefully in paris supporters of israel clashed with the protesters you can see this video coming up now attackers used whatever was at hand it seems chairs metal bars sticks or the rampage took place near police offices no one was arrested there. and there's always talk conversation coming home crosstalk we invite you to get more perspectives of the events in gaza

with people of well shortly. to take a look at the last sixty five years it's pretty clear that israel is intending to continue to barmah destroy as much as possible in gaza i think it would have been aved to expect the cease fire would these talks would lead to anything since we have sisi on one hand who works for the israelis or the americans and we have units and you know really has no motivation or intention to stop terrorizing and stop this brutal violence against the the palestinians in gaza. and if want to touch that program pizza with more of the next. hundred billion dollars development banks put a stop to spy the world's top five emerging nations the deal was signed at the bric summit in brazil where leaders agreed to align their efforts to try to move away from the west's financial dominance scots at that gathering and for the laser for us. it's been a productive top for our russian president vladimir putin it all concludes later on

wednesday with the ending of the brics summit here in brazil but putin is also meeting with the leaders of the south american community of nations this is their equivalent of the european union it represents twelve countries with a population of around four hundred million people and if you combine that with the three billion population represented by the five brics nations then putin has met with world leaders representing around half of the globe's population on this whistle stop tour of latin america it all started in cuba last friday before an unannounced stop off in nicaragua then on to argentina and finally here in brazil but what has been achieved during this breathless whistle stop tour well russia has agreed to write off ninety percent of cuba's soviet era debt the other ten percent will be reinvested in joint infrastructure projects there was also a symbolic meeting with former leader fidel castro in argentina the two countries signed a peaceful nuclear power deal that will see russia help in areas such as design

construction operation in decommissioning of power plants in rio in attended the world cup final and receive responsibility for the next competition the next tournament is in russia in two thousand and eighteen while at the bric summit here in force a laser the nation signed off on that long awaited one hundred billion dollars development bank which is being seen as a rival to the international monetary fund the world bank and the dominance of the global dominance of the us dollar this is on top of other numerous trade deals so the whole tour may have taken less than awake but president putin no doubt hoping other the whistle stop tour of latin america has helped cement russian latin american ties both scolding foreigners there for us cuba is returning a military intelligence base near back to moscow president putin was in the country just a few days ago during his ongoing latin american summit to russia used the facility until two thousand and one but it was shut down then under pressure from u.s. congress for decades radios at the base help to intercept signals in the americas

russian i want to reopen that priscilla to move seen by experts to strengthening strategic cooperation with cuba. professor and shelley from the gentle school of international affairs thinks the west will eventually have to admit it's losing its global dominance. be philosophical to you and it's going to also reduce the power of the new liberal institution of the washington consensus we're looking now at a rick's consensus is a totally different world give it all a multiple of war we have become too much china is the world's largest dollar its ever heard of the world bank individually and now brings together i think we're going to change this all get a pretty good dollar received here and all of these barriers are going to be imported and we're looking at a new war we're taking out all the sharks in the economy are leaving chile in politics and security. around of what's been happening in east ukraine now and this is the aftermath of an airstrike on the town of snake in the east one of the bombs

fell right on a block of flats there causing it to partially collapse locals join together with rescuers to try to help the people trapped under the rubble as you can see looks helpless but then look closer take take a look at this video. i think it was ok it was in the back of a lot of others you'll forgive me if you think he. was watching. i took so much effort to get him out but he got out the boys now in hospital with seven others we believe but almost a dozen civilians were confirmed dead. the government is denying responsibility for its part saying this was the work of an unidentified jet but scenes like these are

repeated daily across the east fuelling a refugee exodus next artie's read. reports about that. this refugee camp where i'm standing right now just twelve hours ago was about twenty. people running the camp decided to move because it was not safe to be that close to the ukrainian border where the attacks where these stray or intentional shelling from. side actually has been increasing in recent days and for people who are staying in these refugee camps that's just another edition. of the tragedies that have happened to them. uprooted driven out these people have been flooding into. trying to escape the bloody war that has engulfed. this refugee camp is literally just several meters away from the ukrainian border people staying here war is still very much

a part of daily routine they say recently the artillery fire at night has gotten closer and the memories of the bombardment back at home do not grow any less. but. you know the children may appear to be. happening in their homeland carrying on as usual but once crowded deep emotional scars. just like both people. many of their loved ones behind haven't heard from them for several days.

you. scott. such refugee camps are simply temporary ports for these people who will have to find new jobs new houses new ways to live not because they didn't like the lives they had but because they were denied those by census fighting it in an r t rostov on don region. i see this is the scene now across the border in the western credit city of to the north pole the mothers and wives of seeing your reservists have been for testing about their loved ones being called up to fight against there is also a similar protests in kiev too where soldiers mothers call the government to let their sons come out many troops in the east of already completed their tour of duty but on the allowed to return because of a lack of new recruits. coming up here not international

a couple of minutes will tell you whether washington might go it alone and impose unilateral sanctions on russia that the rest of the day's headlines of me. despite all the democracy slogans that reference from the white house things used to seem to believe that deep down the u.s. administration has a sort of cultural bias towards a believing that arabs or iraqis on simply not capable of democracy in the middle east is that it's been the site for multiple competitions by great powers and empires no real ability to consolidate legitimate missions states except under military dictatorships i think if these parts of the world were left alone a little bit more by the rest of us it's possible that we might see more successful democratic experiment.

so you put all the bankers into the circular firing squad put all the bankers the jamie diamond the lloyd blankfein the bob diamond put them into a circular firing squad and give them all ball and let's get rid of all the laws we've got it the system of this cancer of the mariel dregs of the world. the u.s. could be lining up unilateral sanctions against russia washington's thought to be considering the move because of europe's hesitation in backing the restrictions going to go the latest. the u.s. is trying to isolate russia economically by working to get europe to agree on six toral sanctions against russia but here the u.s. may be facing the risk of isolating itself as european leaders meet to discuss this word is that at least nine european countries are prepared to block six toral

sanctions including germany france and austria one source said they might agree on a modest expansion of sanctions but are definitely not prepared to cut their multibillion dollar partnership and trade with russia thousands of european companies are doing business with russia the jobs of hundreds of thousands of people could be on the line the decision on sanctions would have to be unanimous to pass and that kind of unanimity seems unlikely u.s. officials know this of course and yet the obama administration says they're considering unilateral sanctions against russia that is to increase pressure on europe first of all we don't know exactly what unilateral sanctions the u.s. is considering but there may be several al to come save the sanctions or unilateral and europe does not goal all along then they put u.s. businesses that are disadvantaged because many of the services and acknowledges that u.s. companies sell european companies have and felt this way the u.s.

isolates itself from a lot of business that could be done but if the u.s. exerts enough pressure on europe to go ahead with strong sanctions against russia then u.s. businesses get a competitive advantage especially u.s. energy companies so this could be more about business than we think a washington correspondent there. moscow is marking a day of mourning after the worst accident have taken place on the city's metro system twenty three died after a train derailed at high speed on tuesday around one hundred forty remain in hospital still dozens are in intensive care this is how the tragedy unfolded that train traveling along one of the lines in the west of the capital of almost reached his top speed then suddenly the emergency brakes activated and the first three carriages piled up one on another blocking the tunnel it happened two hundred meters from the next stop medics rushed to the scene of course broken bones severe head wounds or sorts of things great and when they first got there the emergency

services set to work pulling out those trapped eighty meters below ground in the mangled carriages real best volunteers did their best to help carry the injured out above ground helicopters and dozens of ambulances took people to hospital for several hours nonstop and resenting witnessed the tragedy when you can see a thing you know i was thrown into the air there was blood on the floor heads some people had broken ribs and one pulls. all in all the people were hysterical we started to get out we saw during the tunnel even the men eventually broke that door and you saw workers constructing a parallel time they helped us to get out or to metro employees have been detained in connection with the crash investigators suspect their negligence may have led to the disaster now as we've mentioned this was the worst underground accident in moscow metro's near eighty year history in two thousand and five other incidents have a happy let's look back at that in two thousand and five more than fifty stations

were left without electricity in a sweltering hot day then a year later construction pile damaged a tunnel and shot passengers in a passing train naturally last summer nearly five thousand people were evacuated from one of the busiest transit points in the system because of fire station next to red square. and earlier this year even the foundations of a construction site above penetrated into an underground tunnel below luckily no one was injured there we've got more details more pictures and eyewitness accounts on the moscow metro development on our website r.t. dot com some other stories that team i want to check out a nurse is now defying orders in guantanamo prison refusing to force feed detainees it's reportedly the first case of medical staff protesting against the method which human rights groups labor torture inhumane and. this video reckless road rage in moscow you could check out the story on the video this heartless driver not white b.m.w. the ran down an elderly man but only stopped to check the damage on his car. and

i think. hello again thanks for being with us let's go back now to one of our stories that we were covering earlier on we told you bring your guest on it and show we can we're talking about the protests that have been happening about the israeli the israeli gaza conflict there's been protests outside the b.b.c. there's been complaints in london from protesters that the b.b.c. is biased let's talk to some news bin company get that about that ad men who say

these are human rights activists fire them thanks for being with us there what is your complaint specifically about the b.b.c. that let's face it puts itself forward as a bastion of impartiality and fairness what's the problem. now our problem is is that the british public have a right to have a fair and open platform with the b.b.c. relation to the coverage amongst work with nationwide. coverage throughout the whole world the problem that we've got with the b.b.c. is that three teenagers in israel were killed martha media coverage that was given at the time and this isn't only just within the last few weeks this is been happening for the last you know thirty thirty years forty years however long i can remember it but the b.b.c. have gone out there they've raided the death of three is really teenagers out there you know it's a big story but as soon as the palestinian kid is killed you know when in the last few weeks we haven't heard about them seven palestinian kids or have been killed

and this is our complaint to the b.b.c. and we ask for fair and unbiased platform we asked for the story to be told as it is this is our complaint to all of the b.b.c.'s in the b.b.c.'s defense out in the world where the b.b.c. says it's also received complaints indeed that it's being too pro palestinian that's what the b.b.c. says it's going no reason to lie about that should may be you standing back here and taking a broader view of it maybe you just focusing on not enough reports from the b.b.c. just putting it to you absolutely not absolutely not and the b.b.c. expected six hundred people to turn our site for a protest outside media city in salford keys we got all the five thousand people protesting against the b.b.c. how we got it wrong i think not five thousand people know what they're on a ban and you know it's it's it's obvious it's clear that biasness. is really missing a lot of very amusing how she on the b.b.c. got to gain by doing that one thing. i think that's a question for the b.b.c.

you know it's and we've never had any answers to any of our letters we've been outside the b.b.c. we've been protesting but we haven't had any answers whatsoever although we've realised is yes palestine house started get a bit more media coverage but the answers are still not there and the question is will we ever get any answers the truth is we will never get there months or years interesting fact spinning a program out into showing the human rights. so that we got to leave it there but thank you for coming on and telling us about your thoughts and what you're doing at the moment appreciate it. thank you right thank you now spying obviously a devious business but there is a code of honor or so we thought british intelligence has now been revealed to have a range of tricks and tools have been sleeve that would make apparently even james bond q. blush and all the maimed cyber snooping maybe no surprise there for example when it comes to social networking they can look at the private photos and if they don't i want to see they can disable your facebook account right what about chatting with

your friends and relatives and it seems g c h q agents can listen in on your conversations and read your messages and peruse your contacts as well still not surprised while but this they might be able to hijack your email addresses and use it to send messages themselves there's more they could monitor how much you spend on e-bay for instance and what online polls you've participated in that's all visible to agents if they want to check it out they can even manipulate to the results of the voting a set of further. emplacing page he counts speed thing email addresses and manipulating online polls these are just some of the tools and tactics it's been alleged that he a using google quite eccentric code names angry pirates a tool that will permanently disable a target's account on their computer now there's more than one hundred projects in the listing for g c excuse joint threat research intelligence group now in

a statement to r.t. he say that they are not at fault let's take a look at what they said all of g c h q is work is carried out in accordance with a strict legal and policy framework which ensures that all week to it is all authorised necessary and proportionate despite what the c.h.p. has said campaigners are saying that if the allegations are extremely serious to huge deal there's a good news to see if you're actually being involved in propaganda and trying to manipulate the brains and that's not what they're for there to protect their financial security not to read online polls either way the latest laken certainly reignited the calls the birth. no argument that we've heard many times before and it's not one likely to quieten down any time. reporting from london well as if that's not enough the british government wants to

enhance its surveillance powers even further to a new law that sole ready pass through the house of commons will require web companies to keep customers private data consumers private data just in case the security services want to have a look for anything up to a year british investigative journalist tony goldwyn told me that the government is trying to keep tabs on everyone well it's certainly not going to protect citizens what what how on earth can you protect british citizens by eroding our civil liberties and we just had an announcement this week from david cameron that he's going to spend one billion pounds on violence so wrong of the running back he said norma's industry which is out of control he's actually want to spend more money on surveillance and they've been doing this in concert with the n.s.a. for so many years now that companies like google twitter microsoft facebook are actually almost part of that surveillance system not interested anymore in going to the calls in all to ask a judge if they want to put somebody under surveillance they just assume that

everybody is under surveillance syria's president bashar al assad's been sworn in for a new seven year term after his landslide election victory which is acute almost ninety percent of the vote the ballot went ahead despite the civil war that's continued the country apart and which has killed over one hundred sixty thousand but syrian political activist and a worker told me he believes the situation in syria will now improve. he started already stabilizing the situation so to speak stabilizing the country it's going to be a long process whereby you know the recourses actions that are taking place and the syrian army progressing slowly there is a change so to speak that we can notice now in the international community take into consideration what's happening in iraq and the imminent threat of the jihadists that is growing by the day so i think he feels that he can take a breath now and start focusing on stabilizing the country slowly hopefully virtual

. headlines to bring you up to speed with the u.s. drone attack in pakistan's restive north waziristan is thought to have killed fifteen people this see at the astroid was to assist the pakistani army this currently battling taliban militants in the area government troops launched a full scale ground operation in north waziristan in june after insurgents staged the deadly attack on the country's largest over four hundred taliban fighters no over two dozen soldiers are reported killed there and just over a month. development here a swedish court has upheld the arrest warrant for world renowned will still blow julian assange on charges of sexually assaulting two women now sanj did not raise the allegations he's currently in ecuador's embassy still in london has been the no for over two years he fears that if he's extradited to sweden he'll be handed over to the united states and then prosecuted for releasing those thousands of documents

through wiki leaks we'll keep you posted. whether a powerful typhoon is battering the philippines has killed at least twelve and it's displaced hundreds of thousands that storm as you can see is cause power outages torn off roofs and toppled trees is the strongest one to have hit the country this year some parts of the philippines are still recovering from the devastating typhoon that struck back in november that killed more than six thousand people real tragedy that was. thanks choosing this is come out typos tend to leave me here in moscow but with more news than just a little over half an hour between now and then let's get more of the same bell on the counter of the building i mean this was in the latest news to enjoy.

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