breaking news an international ten russian part for sure detained in ukraine on monday have been released and returned they claim they crossed the border by accident while on patrol. ukrainian troops take the dead and wounded from where many of their fellow soldiers are encircled in east ukraine. europeans fighting alongside government forces why it decided to join the conflict. britain's prime minister is set to unveil new measures to tackle islamic state this image a growing threat from britain's returning. from fighting in the middle east. and coming up this hour locked inside wheels amid fears of an attack may be. coming

nato some of us protesters flock to the cities ahead of the. just past four am this sunday morning here in moscow welcome to our international with you are on the clock across the globe i mean and we start with our breaking news story of russian soldiers detained in ukraine several days ago being returned to russia. the ten part troopers who were in patrol when they crossed the pearly mark section of the border by accident before being captured paulus leader has been following developments. all ten russian paratroopers who were earlier detained by the ukrainian authorities have now been handed over to russia the group was patrolling the russian ukrainian border when unintentionally they crossed over at

night at a section of the border that is not well signposted they were then intercepted by the ukrainian security services and from what we understand the release talks were complicated and difficult but it is important to note that border incidents like this are not uncommon early in august there were around four hundred ukrainian servicemen who crossed over into russian territory now they were encircled by the anti government forces they asked the russian border patrol to give them a humanitarian corridor also that they could evacuate they wounded and they were injured they also said they had run out of food and the mission later they returned to ukraine but not off to some of their personal received medical treatment inside russia it was also another incident some three days ago when some sixty ukrainian servicemen crossed over into russia seeking shelter this comes as the anti government forces are on the offensive this is a military operation where they are seeking to assist trapped citizens from the north action in from the constant shelling that we're seeing one of your trainee an

army here in the east of the country essentially what these anti-government commanders are saying is that they are protecting the civilians here in this part of the country now they continues to be a targeting of residential areas there has been a railway station that has been hit there is a proving as well as a car and a bus that has gone up in flames and we just drove past that site this is several hours after the attack happened and met bass is still smoldering the anti government troops continue to push back the ukrainian army and they are receiving assistance from foreign fighters who volunteered to come and when there are systems and so everybody is war and several every european the war. and more and more overseas find is all signing up for joining the anti kids troops in east. in ukraine the war is slowly advancing into jeannette's city center this used to be a hardware store but like a growing number of soft targets around the city it has been reduced to rubble

a growing number of europeans are saying enough is enough and are backing their words up with action twenty five year old niccolo was a professional soldier with the elite french mountain troops for five years now he's pushing his skills to good use in ukraine alongside a contingent of other foreign volunteers he's training anti-government forces in urban guerrilla warfare. to the point there is one more these are people's militias these are not mercenaries or professional soldiers so they need instruction they really have the motivation whereas the kiev army which is a kind of puppet of nato they don't have any motivation whatsoever and they do not really know why they are fighting and against whom they are fighting so that is our main strength. the aid is also a symbolic. for many of these people from the west it's the first time to come defend what is considered by western governments bad cards or the bad guys cards so

it's very important to show the people from the west are distinct from their governments and they are ready to come and fight and risk their lives to defend another world it's not just finance volunteers from c.b.s. spain germany poland israel and the united kingdom are internet scum the front line . we believe that ukrainian army will not be able to sustain a word or even fall because it's huge the day goes by they lose money they lose motivation they lose manpower they. lose so each day that goes by they grow weaker we grow stronger stronger. now finds itself in between a rock and a hard place what to do is move its young men sign up to fight against its ally. but that legally we don't see what the french government can do to us because first of all we're not paid so we're not mercenaries we're not terrorists we're not jihad this and of course it's a mission of information it's a political mission it's

a mission of soft power a mission that's growing stronger as a brigade of western volunteers is put together under the name of the united continent they're showing just how disunited europe is on the question of ukraine policy r.t. did it's eastern ukraine. earlier international law expert alexander mccurry joined us to discuss the release of the russian soldiers who had been held for five days. creaming government wanted to milk the. political. they're trying to argue and have been trying to argue for a long time that they're not really fighting the people of the eastern ukraine but that they're fighting the russian army so here they had ten russian actual ten actual russian soldiers and they were able to grade them and to them on television and to show them as proof of the claim that they've been making for

a long time that it is the russian army that they're fighting rather than their own the evidence does not look which will convince you that there are any russian troops there but of course one can have un convincing evidence if people want to believe it and these ten russian soldiers unfortunately were if you like a gift from heaven in that respect involve a self proclaimed authorities internet say they have a large ukraine's army to take their wounded and dead ivan encircled area in eastern ukraine these are the pictures from the outskirts of the time of a low value where you can see troops pouring out the evacuation several brigades from ukraine's national guard have been trapped in the area for a week and i've suffered severe losses in the country offensive by local militia groups earlier president vladimir putin offering humanitarian corridor to be opened to allow ukrainian troops to get out but the commanders in kiev insisted on resolving the situation by force reeses deputy offense minister said kiev's

accusations that moscow has boots on the ground in ukraine and is supplying arms to anti government forces or simply incorrect he made the comments to slovak media earlier on saturday. so it's gross. ukraine was part of the soviet union and there were many arms depots across the soviet union and when russia and ukraine became separate states millions of automatic rifles mines no tillery systems were left in ukraine's territory so there were warehouses with arms on the turrets you were a kid is now conducting its punitive action against its own people and these warehouses came under the control of anti government forces people who took up arms to defend their rights so to speak about russia supplying arms to the net school lugansk is simply wrong just look at what ukraine's army is fighting with it's fighting with russian arms will serve you towns to be exact you know all european

leaders are a summit in brussels on joining them ukraine's president has gone a step further as accusations against russia but of course shankar has claimed there are thousands of russian troops on hundreds of tanks on ukraine's soil he say's they pose a grave threat not only to the country but to the peace and stability of europe. these are images presented by nato which the alliance claims prove that russian self-propelled artillery units are moving through east ukraine other images allegedly show activity in russia near the crimean border something nato says is part of moscow's so-called take stabilising strategy moscow has rebuffed the allegations saying the pictures only damage the alliance's international reputation . the e.u. says it wants to avoid confrontation but has nevertheless threatened to tighten sanctions against russia and a third a one week ultimatum the block's leaders agree that new measures will be drawn up against moscow if the situation which in ukraine worsen is but the head of ukraine

of russia's lower high sa parliament warns that any further sanctions will harm ordinary grippy and sirkin a russian spoke exclusively to r.t. . but. as the sanctions policy spirals out of control more and more m.p.'s and politicians in general start to question its effectiveness they see with increasing clarity that it's the people who have to pay the price for this policy basically while imposing sanctions on russia you governments make their own businesses and their own people pick up the tab make them pay for that political mistakes i think it's becoming more and more obvious so the sentiment of the political elite and the general public is shifting human rights watch as again call them care for information on russian photojournalist understanding who went missing in ukraine at the start of this month the watchdogs deputy director for europe and central asia said the rights of media workers are being violated in ukraine both by militia

groups on the army she also said the authorities have a track record of detaining russian journalists sees it has no information about the veteran photo reporter. the u.k. prime minster has been holding talks a new measures to tackle the threat posed by homegrown islamic extremism the government is concerned by the ton of britons travelling to the middle east to fight what they see as a holy war the country's threat level was also raised to severe which means an attack on british soil is quote highly likely the new plans could make it easier to revoke passports of those looking to travel abroad up to two hundred fifty to have us are thought to have returned to the u.k. already from the middle east the british government has for years given material support to what it calls moderate rebels fighting the assad regime in syria. there

will be no political progress unless the opposition is able to withstand the onslaught and put pressure on assad so he goes there is no military victory so we will also increase our efforts to support and to shape the moderate opposition what we're facing in iraq now with isis is a greater and deeper threat to our security than we have known before a new video has been circulating online showing a twenty one year old london are bragging of joining what he calls the golden era of jihad he's also calling on other young britons to follow his lead on the war activist brian becker caper says thoughts on the rise of extremism in the middle east. the u.k. joined with the united states in carrying out a war against muslim countries in the middle east as it's perceived in them in the middle east and amongst muslims in the u.k. is that the u.k. government is part of a war against islam and this facilitates and plays into the hands of those who are who are promoting political islamics especially extremist elements who show yes

this is a war against islam and yes we can build and recruit in organize on this basis but fundamentally it is the policy of the u.k. government in hand with the united states government that has created the conditions for this development i think behind the terror threat level is the real politics of what's going on the terror threat level is not really about perceived terror it's about preparing public opinion in the u.k. and in the united states for an escalating intervention by the united states in the u.k. in the middle east and they always have to do it on the pretext of protecting the domestic population against the threat of terrorism. the jobless thread has put the spotlight on security plans for the nato summit in cardiff a new port next week in the u.k. is going to great lengths to ensure the safety of the high profile figures will be attending lances hundreds of protesters are flocking to the host cities are here reports from cycles. of the leaders the organizers of this protest movement against

nato hope that in the coming hours and days ten to twenty thousand protesters from across wales the u.k. and even some coming from mainland europe are going to comment here top row tash nato summit which is taking place on thursday and friday around sixteen leaders from around the world coming off for this very high profile and significant conference protesters here are against nato itself the the entity which they see as they say just waging. one hundred thirty status symbolic of global equality now to protect a nato summit taking place in the next few days has been on tressa dented security operation by the police close to ten thousand police officers have been drafted in from across the u.k. now this operation that critics say has cost up to fifteen million pounds to secure

a part of new port this city and also wells capital cardiff which has also been caught up significantly in the security preparations including towns and kilometers of security barriers being put in the center of the south wales cities the police are trying to do many things first protect the nato summit itself second to also facilitate the democratic protests of peaceful protesters and third to try and keep wales and the u.k. secure from the increased terror threat which was raised just in the last couple of days. at least two hundred people have reportedly been injured during mass protests in pakistan police fired tear gas at thousands of demonstrators led by the country's two main opposition groups crowds marched towards the prime minister's official residence when they were confronted by security forces the opposition is demanding not the washer raef resign over what it says was

a rigged general election last may the government held talks with protest leaders but they failed insisted he would not stand on a two week standoff forced the country's powerful military to step in and mediate in the crisis and we'll of course bring you more all know this story as the situation develops. ahead new figures suggest many in the u.s. think the american dream is out of reach but a conference in texas is trying to revive the ideal. and let your security or in your house unless you're secure in your papers you can't have your freedom. more not suffer a short break. differently here in syria now many members of congress of both parties have gone to syria in

recent months. which is it is time for him to go. to go. to syria is going to be so obviously. on merit and the financial moral. act seems to goldman's cannot stop it is the only taken the demand to trade is not going to get. in life there are.

you're turned into art international welcome by british politician and broadcaster george galloway has been treated in hospital after being attacked in broad daylight in central london the m.p. spoke person said his rib jaw may have been broken you should bring a culture of with more in the incident when he was posing for photographs with people in central london apparently a man started shouting something related to the holocaust and then he proceeded to pardon him and george galloway's suspect the suspects have suffered a broken jaw a broken rib severe bruising to his face and head now because that man was shot in something related to the holocaust it led the spokesperson to believe that this is related to george galloway's controversial statements about israel of course he's in the average pro palestine supporter and he has said that he doesn't recognize the state of israel and doesn't debate with israelis in fact this is not the first

time his been attacked in two thousand and three he was accused of racism when he walked out of the university debate because he found out that his opponent was israeli then in two thousand and eight a man was arrested after he threw a rubber stressful at him while george galloway was complaining and then in two thousand and twelve approach us or actually tried to help you with eggs so him being used as an understatement indeed you can catch up on all the previous episodes of george galloway's own show here on our t.v. dot com. hard work will lead to success at least thoughts part of what's known in the u.s. as the american dream but people in the states increasingly think the idea that the nation together is under threat recent poll suggests that iran sixty percent of americans feel the dream however it's the find is out of reach and even more believe children will be worse off than their persons we carried out our own straw poll of people's opinions on the streets of new york. no i'm not living the

american dream. had servants been tough for a little while serving bouncing around jobs we have a unique voice do we struggle because when you go on the table you explain that for them for the companies to give you more money they don't want to give you more money will be why are they making the money but they don't want to pay the workers . on the conference taking place and tell us dedicated to saving the dream sen rumpole likely future republican presidential candidates address the gathering he said the search for happiness is humper by the u.s. government snooping on that citizens frankly when you're looking at yourself listening to download from the. internet it's none of the government's damn business what you're doing. and less you are secure in your house unless you're secure in your papers you can't have your freedom and the government says oh it's

only boring old business records to care. think about your visa bill they say it's not protected by the fourth amendment they said they can look at everyone's visa records everyone's data if i look at your visa record i can tell do you drink smoke what medicines you today what doctors do you go to this is all very private information and i have no problem if the government thinks you're a terrorist and they call a judge and they get probable cause they can look at all of that but i don't want to looking at the records of three hundred million innocent america. the battle for it down approve a c. it's not being waged in the new york court as you can find out on our web site microsoft has been ordered to handle remailed and web users data even when they're stored outside the us find out how the software giant plans to challenge the court

ruling on our website or tito. plus when it's too late to go on a diet this a growing squirrel in russia but on so much extra weight that it got stuck and it's so when you see it by mail or driver get the story all. soldiers from around the world took to red square on sunday but war was the last thing on their minds our correspondent at least a trunk that was in the heart of the russian capital to witness an unusual celebration of military music. every year at the end of august this place that's best known for being stomped on by thousands of russian military boots becomes an arena for the likes of mexican mariachis or chinese scholars the monks of woodall and many others it's time for the grand military tattoo on the red square.

the festival is not really a contest but there's always a slight feeling of competition as usual some try to while the crowds with tradition it's the most it's from yet as of. now but in the nineteenth century it's always a not right for those. others get their round of applause for squeezing in a modern twist. and the designers make the most of the venue itself the audience dancers pack and the space behind the military bands and orchestras from wherever you can imagine but of course there's no show without plenty of intense rehearsal.

for this it's our first time here and there's a huge difference between rehearsing at home and on red square the air here is much cleaner than back in polluted china were absolutely excited. calling the chinese team an army orchestra may be a little far fetched but it's their guts and skills that perhaps received the loudest of a show. of course the other eight nations taking part got almost as much. but it's the hosts who are served the right to bring the. to a final crescendo. all to be topped with fireworks over the world's best known on in don't. go our teeth. at all scenes well let's get some more news from around the globe right now. in ferguson mystery hundreds of people have taken to the streets to mark three weeks since on armed black teenager michael brown was shot dead by

a police officer the demonstrators led by the victim's family members blockaded the local police headquarters after making their way to the sponsor where the killing took place the august the ninth shooting caused nationwide rage leading to protests and disputes over police tactics. a car bomb has gone off on a major checkpoint in the town just south of baghdad killing eleven people dozens more were wounded in the suicide attack the blast comes as the iraqi government tries to fend off an ongoing assault by islamic militants who have swept on from syria capturing a number of important cities. in stockholm a rival marches involving neil not season on the fascists have ended in violent clashes with police some one hundred fifty members of the far right party gathered for a pre-election rally a much larger country demonstration then develop with many protesters voicing anger against police for protecting the extremists the party of the sweets for me known

as the national socialist front wants to end of migration on prevent nine months from getting citizenship. the european union has replaced two of its top officials polish prime minister dull tusk has been appointed president of the european council taking over from herman van rompuy italy's foreign minister federica rina being voted in as the e.u. senior diplomat in place of catherine ashton the reshuffle comes at a time of deep division within the twenty eight nation bloc over the ukraine crisis relations with russia on how to revive economic growth. a look at the changing face of russia's transport system coming up next in technology update if you're in the u.k. it's boom bust with. if

you look at my generation of americans and even more so at the millennium there are a lot of people with all sorts of piercings and tattoos everyone wants to express themselves by getting the exact same cliched tattoos and piercings as everyone else but can we discriminate against these people because of their and out appearance normally people are against discrimination because it punishes people for the way they were born their raise search gender but no one was born with big metal loops stretching out their ear lobes so sagely yes you can't judge someone by. by their tattoos and piercings because they got these done consciously as an adult i mean we all know that you need to dress up on a first date or job interview to make a good impression and well having the words thug life written up your forearm are not very convincing to me that you're going to make a valuable employee or girlfriend one of the worst things that we tell children is that you should never judge

a book by its cover the problem is that no one has the time to open up all these books and investigate so obviously ninety percent of the time we're going to be judging each other by the cover of our book and if that cover is full of dead fetus tattoos like one guy i know that you should expect a lot of bigoted reactions over the course of your life but that's just my opinion . gender trump and simple as it is that gender madness in swedish again here because i found this. project finers seventy thousand. to investigate the transplant from a gender perspective. hello

and welcome to technology update coming up on today's show. gets a facelift. science flourishes in tomes. and we have some phone around the office. with a link to bill's creeping up in fossil fuel burning else people are increasingly looking to the sun for the answer to the world's energy problems while the solar revolution might still be a way off so let's take hosking one in leaps and bounds and what better way to see . what you can do that in a race in the center of moscow. second the way. bush's first solar augusta was held on the most cool river on a sunny day at the end of july in the competition nine teams from bush in unison one from monaco moved away from the solar powered boats in a race to the finish as well as demi.