a tough week for the british prime minister as she faces calls to resign over the grenfell tragedy. take to the streets. from washington. in response starts tracking u.s. and coalition aircraft in the country as potential targets. but it's decided in the confederations cup in russia a final group game. in the seventies we'll go live to our special studio in sochi for the latest.

thanks for joining us this hour. in the u.k. now where at least six people including three children have been injured after a car plowed into a sports center in the city of newcastle have been hosting celebrations to mark the end of the muslim holy month of ramadan police food two year old woman has been arrested but say they don't believe the incident was terrible it comes a week off from. people leaving a mosque in london that incident is being classed as a terrorist. hundreds of people in london have been evacuated from. amid fears over a repeat of the disaster thirty blocks failed safety tests across the country the good for disaster was britain's deadliest in over a century it's claimed seven hundred lives. it was and put out more than twenty

four hours later and prime minister to resign my admit that our government hadn't done enough to respond to the disaster or apology didn't stop thousands of protesters across the u.k. the morning justice for the victims the support on the ground for families in the initial hours was not good enough people were left without belongings without roofs over their heads without even basic information about what happened what they should do that was a failure of the state local and national to help people when they needed it most as prime minister i apologize for that. and as prime minister i've taken responsibility for doing what we can to put things right but i think. you know. when they. when they want to. make sure it was. the. key thing after this

massacre they could just by people and everyone's going to shout serious say you know this is an injustice and laws need to be trying and why is the house ok no way with this sort of. back. to reason may should take all the blame for this all on trees or maybe. people in the house of parliament. part to play for these victims of the growing folds how off blaze may have been exposed to smoke and fire but also to a highly toxic gas that's according to expert analysis of the tragedy ospital reports there were treating people from solid poisoning one of the most dangerous forms and experts claim the insulation boards used to produce a deadly gas when burned the clothing and she would have level material usually outside of the building is also under scrutiny.

our to reason may has ordered a public inquiry into the tragedy and pledged an initial five million pounds to help the victims in a situation that has been hours in london asking whether the u.k. should rethink its spending priorities. the british government is spending this money on certain things which things to think they're spending. with thirteen billion to the n.h.s. social care and then the seventy million is going to social care yeah and that's what they're spending on that. they're spending three hundred seventy million on me for saying thoughts insight. this is how much is going to the survivors. it's actually shocking when you see like. five then yeah. yeah. that's the fun of it but they can spend three hundred seventy only been in politics for this book impulse really need refurbished really. just says. it's

shameful shameful. now this week the u.k. also marks one year since it voted to leave the european union though the actual divorce talks of only just the way the referendum result cause their political earthquake off the shocks of which are still being felt today. in the house of commons calling for a general election to be held on the eighth of june to resume eight wanted to strengthen her hand embrace the negotiations with european leaders she needed a mandate for her standing in the u.k.'s divorce from the e.u. breaks it corrects it for two reasons breaks it means giving up access to the e.u. single market and customs union in full control of u.k. borders compromise on the free movement of people but instead of a mandate to resume a hung parliament wide criticism of the breaks that position. is better than

a. deal could be a very very i don't. care what britain needs to what counts when you break the plan which is not easy but the divided parliament the democratic unionist. many hopes to form a majority with opposes heartbreaks it well the u.k. position leaves more questions than answers some fear the negotiations which have already started will bring little progress so we wait for second breaks that referendum not likely even labor are resigned to this breakup. except respects the result of the afraid it won't be bluffing leaving. the conditions of the divorce agreement and now even more uncertain than ever thinks he should go from the law may see he takes. on the process officially started when brussels received a letter from to reason may finally declaring the intention to leave the block

citizen still strongly oppose the decision some once again express their anger on friday is probably worker takes us through the twists and turns of britain's rocky road to break up it was a very it changed the course of history the forty eight percent who voted to stay were outraged although the others they were delighted the sum has risen. these to become a national bank holiday we will call it a. night of firearms may have been jumping the gun that his so called independence day is still a distant prospect the referendum result killed the political career of david cameron and allowed home secretary theresa may to step up to the plate in the run up to the vote she had been a quiet remain but the desire to leave post brags that britain forced her

to reconsider her position bricks it means bricks it and we're going to make a success of it a year down the line that sounds like something from an alternate universe considering that to reason. they called an election in order to strengthen her hand in the braggs it talks but ended up being in the polls and losing her parliamentary majority atrocious result politically weakened government limped into negotiations with brussels earlier this week and bear in mind these talks were never going to be a walk in the park. but it. can be concluded quickly. threats against aggression has been issued by european politicians commission was trying to bully the british people arguments over whether the u.k. would pay the e.u.

one hundred billion to gregg's it vill guaranteeing the rights of he uses is in the u.k. and who would get custody of gibraltar thought any issues but there is aroused took a back seat when britain was hit by a wave of terror for terror attacks in the space of just three months to be precise and many britons held to reason may direct the responsible because she'd been head of the home office for six years before becoming prime minister. and with all the security and political chaos few people even notice that earlier this week brings it negotiations officially kicked off but not in the way that london would have hoped the british government's already been accused of caving into brussels over the break that schedule and opinion polls now show that if the country got to vote

again it would reject leaving you so just like two reason may the plan for braggs it went from strong and stable to week and within the space of just one year. this week it's halting military cooperation with washington in syria following the coalition's downing of a plane last sunday russia's defense ministry warned it will allow truck any u.s. led coalition aircraft and western syria as potential targets with russia's foreign minister saying the americans have some explaining to do. because. there is a mechanism to avoid syrian airspace incidents between russia and the u.s. that is now suspended after the u.s. shut down the plane we have requested a detailed explanation through the ministry of defense we expect that it will be provided by the u.s. . the pentagon earlier claimed it had shut down the syrian jet in self-defense

after it bombed a u.s. backed militants damascus though says its plane was attacking islamic state fighters now the syrian jet was down near the i saw held city of rockets in the north of the country which is currently under siege by u.s. . forces just here it's not the first time the u.s. led coalition has targeted pro asad forces in the war zone last month in southern syria the border crossing just here the coalition bombed pro-government forces several times after accusing them of violating so-called de confliction zones artie's innocent always takes a closer look at the latest. the u.s. shoots down syrian plane over syria in self-defense the only actions that we've taken against pro regime forces in syria and they've been to specific incidents have been in self-defense let's imagine a random guy comes into your house with a gun and shoots your dog and then he's like it was just self-defense i wanted to

make sure there was no why lence going on here dee as coalition speaking of deescalation after this self defense move the situation couldn't be worse russia now considers all u.s. led coalition planes in the area of potential targets and are tracking them all of this happened as both the u.s. and syrian government backed up by the russian air force were fighting isis in the stronghold of raka now washington and moscow have locked horns in syria again focus has shifted and isis is probably breathing a deep sigh of relief while watching syrian fighter jets crash in flames on the horizon good job superpowers you're not so super slick the tensions flowed even further on tuesday after the u.s. led coalition shot down another syrian aircraft on a monday the pentagon claimed the drone have been developed similar to u.s. backed forces in the south of the country and once again the coalition said the darling of the craft was motivated by self defense reaction to the spiraling

situation from several of us did the americans react to syrian threats as a source or were they trying to assert sovereignty over syria who think about it really ever since the early one thousand nine hundred ninety s. have been used to it being able to patrol in the skies with impunity and they feel threatened but also the allies on the ground are threatened so there is a risk that in fact they may try to assert themselves against any syrian or russian limitations on their activities over syria and that of course. spiral out of control has a very dangerous situation although some people in washington are saying all the russians will never stand up to us well maybe not but what if regarding are we going towards you know more suspension of cooperation i think that's what some people in the us administration actually won so they don't meaning they don't want to have cooperation between the u.s.

and russia maybe not necessarily trump himself but i think you do have figures who are very anti russian in the administration step by step but a trump is bowing down to the anti russian voices in his in his administration i think we are heading towards a more suspension of cooperation and more hostility between moscow and washington which could mean some very bleak scenarios for the future now the tensions on the ground in syria are accompanied by anger at washington's latest military moves at home president trumps administration is facing criticism for breaking its pre-election about the scaled back foreign interventions. this is illegal war at this point then there's a practical question the practical question is doing anything you want killing every perceived enemy in every perceived leader of chieftain of five people and so misbegotten village is it helping trump made it clear that defeating terrorism and putting an end to the trend of u.s. interventions in the middle east were top priorities so he opted for granting more

power to the military what i do is i authorized by military we have the greatest military in the world ok but if it helps eradicate eisel what's the problem well first we have the us training and giving arms to a bunch of anti-government forces one of them the new syrian army would really like to topple assad then there's the syrian democratic forces largely consisting of kurds who would really love to grab more power from the government and eventually become independent so once i finish we will have fully trained armed to the teeth forces controlling significant chunks of syrian territory partially hostile to the government what could possibly go wrong so it seems in its effort to defeat beisel the u.s. could in fact be fanning new hotbed of tension if you like washington has a case of tunnel vision trying to solve only one problem without seeing the bigger picture sound familiar and should i reckon one but history teaches us nothing clearly not even past tweets such as this one from donald trump to then president

obama in two thousand and thirteen he warned that nothing good would come to the us from attacking syria apparently hindsight isn't twenty twenty once you get to the white house duck and booga r.t. washington d.c. for a short break we'll bring you live buildup to the final football conversions cup group ties they with us here and also international. the recent spat. between the gulf states has highlighted yet another middle eastern conflict while turkey is siding with katon iran against saudi arabia the long running tensions between the sunni's into the open why did anchorage jump into the fray instead of trying to pull the strings from a distance. all

the fear we know from. covering the world should experience freedom and you get it on the old. the old according to just. walk up the modern world come along for the raw. data. well let's cross live to our special studio in sochi where neil harvey and started all the latest action from the fifo confederations cup over to you neal.

thanks very much stan and a very good afternoon to everybody watching at home we remain in sunny sochi still alongside me stan collymore loving it all the way and i'm sure also loving it the teams we've already qualified for the semifinals group winners in group a portugal and mexico and you took up a really interesting stat about rinaldo absolutely seventy five goals christiane or an elbow everybody knows if you're not a sports fan is one of perhaps the most followed person on twitter the whole planet with fifty odd million followers seventy five goals he scored for the portugal national team two behind. she still got twenty seven or twenty eight goals left to be the leading to national goal scorer of all drawing you will never believe who they seize on the dry run yesterday round he scored one hundred nine bowls in a hundred forty nine games now christiane of an elder was thirty two years of age he said he wants to carry on for another four five maybe six years the question all got to ask christiane and i'll go as a serial winner as

a serial recalled can you break one hundred nine goals christiane that's going to take a lot of games and a lot of greedy play and a lot of penalties i would suggest making a play we've been having a bit of fun we've been pitching your prediction stand against the new octopus the oracle there is nick of the bear now and nick of the bear has come up with some predictions for today's games let's take a look this is a group reaction we're talking about germany cameroon and chile australia has gone for germany always been reading up on the form but i will be more specific i will go for german. come maroon neal victory i know that. he's just going to the correct team to win the playing pool. but a surprise prediction here the nica thinks that australia are going to upset. six changes the australian manager to call glu. looking will qualify as they've got

a big qualification game in japan at the end of august so he's made some changes giving lots of cups to younger players chile when going to die might be three nil speaking of chile no wish to today's baking hole and such and i think it's quite woman in moscow as well isn't it emily sousa correspondent at the spawn tech arena where it will be chilly against australia i was the atmosphere like. on you you're absolutely right the sun is out it's pretty hot here in moscow and at the spar tax stadium spirits are barry high as we're just less than one hour away from this deciding match between chile and australia and as i speak there are fans rushing through the gates from all directions to reach the arena and i don't know if you can see behind me are literally also the entrance of the stadium is jam packed with there's music playing there is drums beating and the fans waving their flags to support their own team so that the spirit really couldn't be any better.

broadcast over many world cups and european champions we know that chile funds travel in large numbers of funds we expect in there today and if you managed to speak to any. last stand we know that as many as two thousand fans have to win from chile to russia to be a part of the confederations cup and to his chair on their national team and earlier i did get a chance to speak to some of them and i must say that tony from what i've seen there is a larger presence of chilean fans compared to australian fans and they told me they are super confident that chile will head on to the semifinals and that they're not worried. australia at all here's what they told me. we are very for now the national team we have a very nice team always going to win. the fight to the semifinals that's.

not course a strangely is considered the underdog up this match but hey throughout the tournament they have that they can perform well too like they did against germany on monday but nobody knows what will happen in this match today and of course i'll be keeping a close eye on it in fact i'll be talking to former australian goalkeeper mark bosnich later on who helped australia reached the semifinals back in nine hundred ninety seven during the confederations cup twenty years ago so obviously to keep you guys updated on what he thinks about today's match. great stuff go away here from the polls a friend of yours who. plays the chelsea player to among the big characters the ball so looking forward to get anymore many thanks to you again shortly now which is where we are we're here for the sun as many people most people come know because it's a winter tourist destination as well. beautiful beaches world class skiing pretty

much everything you could want is no no no i decided to see our long one try to get from here the breach was very very close ball sea level. slopes over on my left on shoulder called saved and we were we were all trying on a stoning people call. this is a resort is it. it's very warm. thing we've been in the sun a bit too much i was thinking when funds come in we should show them the whole experience what we can do it on the beach with the food let's show the what it's like to put them on. still even on some cool and refreshing as well and good for. the us media over the. right stuff we're going to go to the train station train station speak english yes what's your name for a month oh mommy. are you looking forward to excited to the looks of foreign people

are going to come to people and fortune that they really like to do it it's so historically they like it so it's many people understand english guns legally speaking when they come out and i think people understand that because a relatively small. part of the olympic games i think people want to spend more let's go to memphis in the kids to thank god. they are actually pressuring why is that i think that's just money for east the we gave intel gaining altitude to field. this it grows it has secrets of the top. this is from. sunshine and fresh.

this isn't just winter resumes you go to stadiums them very well who exactly has been well listen to ours must go from the beach which is about to rise the very top the rows of paper this is stunning i mean a study where we were almost at peak level now i know right behind you to run. now we're starting to see snow three hundred sixty degrees and. still we. see big trees high. really how about this for a place to push the. globe let's go and get some snow. and i suppose to make this an intimate scene of the school so you're trying. to do you feel. a lot about. and this is one of those moments where you don't need any.

kind of the old the make up is dribbling down my face when i see one of my dogs an englishman in the midday sun it is hauled germany in cameroon i think it out of a difficult time today the fish stadium how will they cope find out join us next hour. let's talk about black in the blue being black. and always well in the big i don't know what i've been told but we in remains is such because we simply forgot on.

the scene we've allowed them to rearrange the plane you've told us the sickness of trusting the enemy we came to face. that's what i call the lack of blackness or understanding the blues of being black. sheep the blues of being black should mandate that we attack knowing how when and what to do to come this simple in his national is be black simply tat the feeling is black and blue. it's good. to integrate. the refugees at the same time we cannot accept everybody that comes to overcome countries and countries have the control of their borders books so. as the rights to control board lives.

are. part of the middle east was never short on crisis but the recent spat between the states has and if you have another front line to the already task the battle for regional dominance but turkey openly siding with could chart and iran against saudi arabia the long running sunni town chance have various drive into the open why did

turkey decide to jump into the fray rather than trying to pull the strings from a distance to discuss that i'm now joined by former president of turkey. mr president such a great honor talking to you thank you very much for your time you were still present and. decided to take a more active role in in the syrian crisis and many believe that that may have not have turned out for the best interest of your country why do you think charlie king decided to take such an active stance in the the in. a dispute between saudi arabia and. qatar was a prudent decision well the forestall trust of syria if you consider that. a bit has a nine hundred to them at the border with their current. if the. crew on the.