london police arrest eighteen year old in connection with. the london. bombings they claimed. twenty nine people injured also. in a show of defiance against the spanish government council officials throw their support behind the region's upcoming independence referendum large crowds of people in support of. talks. on the

syria crisis is crucial agreement. in the war torn. mainly opposition held. your cheering in from around the world this hour welcome to moscow international my names you know neal good to have your company our top story this hour british police have arrested an eighteen year old man in connection with a bucket bomb explosion on the london underground during rush hour on friday islamic state claims it's behind the incident which was the fifth terror attack in the u.k. this year alone and around twenty in the morning an improvised explosive device went off inside a train pulling into parson's green station leaving twenty nine people injured including children many suffered burns witnesses described seeing

a fireball ripping through the carnage. well the city's mayor previously said that londoners have to learn to live with the threats of terrorism those words came a year ago and they were preceded by a deadly wave of violence and terror across england. you won't succeed but you want to fight us we will be cowed by terrorists. you will see over the next few days i mean creased number of. across london. the attempts to. make countless acts of kindness that brought people closer together. and. they continue to

be visible patrols around manchester which include the deployment of offices. will see an increased police presence today and over the course of the next few days no reason to be a long. road but. maybe we need to take. that as we'll see an increased number of visible police officers. but british prime minister trees and they has now raised the terror threat to its highest level critical of the sea it has more now one hundred locals have reacted on the mood following the spate of attacks in twenty seventeen. yet

another terrorism related incident in the u.k. a twenty seventeen pandemic of terror with this now the fifth and every attack to man's more security measures and public vigilance now the. following the van attack on westminster bridge they put up concrete barriers to prevent a similar salt earlier this month london's metropolitan police came up with another measure to stop the vehicles targeting large crowds steel spikes road mats to be rolled out a big events but just days after the announcement london was hit by different kind of attack. the weapon this time was concealed in a simple plastic bag and bucket and left on the tube during rush hour cordoned off behind me is the area where the fifth terror related incident to shake the u.k. in recent months took place early friday morning in a train topped with commuters or a homemade device partially detonated commuters described the scene as

a stampede with people running for their lives to men were shouting run run so we all piled off the train and just ran for our lives we were literally running for our lives and i saw for a second i'm about to die a bomb is about to go off if you are jumping over what old boy like but the other choice ation we have to pull up and go into the steve jumping into of the people. that you understand another terror attack has slipped by the authorities but the location this time has left many shocked and questioning where they go from here to the leafy cross and scream if you don't think things are happening but that's a show so it's not sure if. anybody. can do anything they like that we're not taking this that way like let's take let's walk it's kind of scary as authorities investigate this latest incident to see what should and could have been done the attackers seem to be one step ahead creating

a new unnerving an unpredictable norm and party london. county police brutality protests in the u.s. city of st louis erupted in violence with demonstrators throwing rocks at the murders home assaulting law enforcement third. two people were arrested ten officers in all. and respect three former policeman a spy and guilty of murdering a black mother twenty eleven a total of around one protesters last intersection in the city's does tell an area gathered in front of a local police department tear gas pepper spray they were used to try to disperse them a little bit earlier in the day images have also emerged of demonstrators. police.

to america's national banks has been following the demonstrations. protests have erupted and the city of st louis and the national guard is on standby following but i'll quote oh a former police officer jason stokely thirty six year old stokely was charged with first degree murder in the case of twenty four year old anthony lamar smith shortly after the verdict was passed down several hundred protesters reportedly blocked a highway ramp and popular intersection near the courthouse as they march through the city local news reports police deployed pepper spray against several protesters and the early afternoon this verdict was handed down even despite calls for the officers conviction from the ethical society of police according to the probable cause statement used in the case shortly before the incident stokely approached smith's a window firing a five times into the vehicle hitting smith with each shot and killing him

additionally prosecutors say a firearm was found in smith's car but it was later determined to only have the officers d.n.a. on it now some activists in st louis they pledged quote amount to rupture and stokely was acquitted that the outcome but look a lot like ferguson. for i know rob has a great thing with rejoined ever since ferguson officer and caramelized then shot and killed unarmed eighteen year old michael brown back in twenty four. turning our attention to spain where hundreds of officials are meeting to show their support for the upcoming independence referendum in a clear show of defiance against authority large crowds have also gathered outside the city council building in barcelona to voice their commitment to the calls on the cuts alone even president keeps on urging his people. do not underestimate the strength of the people of catalonia the central government may have many ludes many

bullets in his many idees but there's one thing that they don't have they don't have you they don't have the people of cats ammonia. i mean i would strongly opposes the independence push has launched an investigation into seven hundred twelve cattle on marriage to pledge their support for the campaign last week. the referendum is set to take place on the first of october madrid has been doing everything in its power to scupper it in the government's latest move to block the loony is referendum police raided a printing house spanish authorities have also told council on media outlets that they must stop publishing content sparking independence the country's prime minister has praised the work being done to stop the move. it is necessary to congratulate in particular the simple guards of the have seized more than one

hundred thousand cattle on government propaganda posters and last week the spanish constitutional court suspended legislation passed in the parliament which allowed the vote to take place this friday barcelona the region's capital was given forty eight hours to sign an agreement guaranteeing that public money will not be spent on the referendum otherwise spain will take control over part of castle in his budget. not a single euro of the catalans will be directed toward an illegal referendum that is wanted by a few. well perhaps more than the spanish government thinks because as many as fifty percent of couples are in favor of independence according to the latest poll one member we spoke to say he's madrid's treatment of catalonia shows the mocker sea is not in good shape. because. i think it's very sad it's more than just indignation to see the democratic generation of the spanish

state and this feels bad this is what we regret most of all but that's all we are calm we have a lot of work to do in this aperitif and will continue working for the people that's what is important for us the majority of the members of the parliament of the cattle are part of a man i in favor. of the cattle and six and shape in favor of their referendum of sovereign nation to ask. if they want or not. the referendum by without despondence a state because that's what we don't do it. because we want to try and they. keep on offering the spanish to state. to. play in these democratic exercise but it's so there.

during syrian city that it's been under terrorist siege for over three years is no almost free of the scourge of islamic state slowly returning back to normal well this is the latest video we've received from there the rebuilding process is that was started and the few remaining schools not destroyed in the battle of reopened the worst history since the siege was broken back on the fifth of september a humanitarian convoys of dollars to deliver much needed aid government forces with the backing of rushes for certain battling to quell the remaining pockets of terrorist resistance. run the city. well with syria making gains on the ground against the ice no positive steps are also being made the peace talks being held in the context on capital. the parties there have agreed to all the breeze of the four deescalation zones across syria and a whole lot more iraq as the it gets into the. it talks in past and now over and

every school to me is that the sides involved the syrian government as well as the rebels and the three sponsor countries that is russia iran and turkey have agreed on the establishment of decomp flicks and zones in syria where the fighting is fiercest between rebels and the syrian government three countries that have agreed to guarantee the deacon flexion zones that is russia again turkey and iran will have monitors on the ground watching for any ceasefire violations and taking action and as necessary he knew these deep complete consumes will be set up in. aleppo in the taqiyya in. the south of syria as well as in homs province these a areas again where the clashes between the syrian government and the rebels as the fiercest and where civilians have borne the brunt of all this suffering that they

have had to have to endure the u.n. envoy to syria stefan de mistura as well as the russian ambassador. who was just optimism again and they said that if the swoopes that this will be a big relief for the people of syria perhaps there will in geneva we will be continued talking and not only talking but taking action on the humanitarian of victims which is a natural consequence of a difficult issue a more a difficult issue the more humanitarian access. we consider the establishment of the deescalation zones to be a major milestone it has served as the light at the end of the tunnel for the syrian people and made them feel more secure it gives hope for progress in the near future it's worth mentioning that these decon de confliction zooms on to a new idea they have been implemented by russia and the united states and by and large they have worked nevertheless it's important to bear in mind that there are sides. action front here in aleppo will try to spoil the right to

ruin the. dictionary is to see spies as they have in the past so it will be important to watch for that. martin j. is a lebanon based journalist and believes the opposition groups leaving in the deescalation zones could still be a problem we'll see what happens in the next few days are still quite a number of ambiguity about the deal that. is the. coalition if you like in italy province which is part of a new saw you know what some of the fiercest groups. outside of what we've been used to do with the sort of fighting with isis so i mean that's going to be a real issue they're not going to give up very easily the f.s.a. soldiers which we've called rather kindly i think over the years a moderate rebels and not always ready moderate in all cases but a big question will will will hang over them in the world if they do they get some

sort of a peace deal will they give up their arms and go back to the villages. we have also been reporting on these two russian children who were rescued from i saw the territories in neighboring iraq they've been reunited with their families after an r.t. campaign called bring them home help trace the children's relatives. thank you but. i. don't know if. you. would recognize the moment doctors say he's all right we need some psychological treatments he won't get. sick this painful at first then we start killing we need to be found to be stooges we still believe there are no words to describe it it was so hard to find god to get we found him and you want to talk to me.

take a look. at how d.j. were initially taken to a baghdad orphanage schefter they were rescued from territory previously held by ice all in the city of mosul both were injured too traumatized to talk about their experiences it's thought lost his mother and brothers in the conflict. the two young sure's are finally home after their relatives saw or a play but it's really just a drop in the ocean with many more still stuck in iraq and the campaign to help them continues.

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what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want to be rich. if you want to be this is what the three of them want to be good. interested always in the logs it. should. mean more come to the nation remarks from the u.n. security council over north korea's latest missile tests other emergency closed door session members called on each other to fully implement. the meeting came

after north korea fired up ballistic missile over japan on friday photos of the launch of since being released with no new approach to the crisis agreed upon this is how russia's u.n. ambassador described what's occurring. we were discussing what a wild it would eat in a vicious circle where. it is a lucian a provocation a pro occasion that is a douche and then another provocation and we were contemplating as many people raised an issue that we have to think maybe out of the books and it does seem the current sanctions on military drills happening are failing to bring about a possible breakthrough on the potential. this is the most stringent set of sanctions on any country in a generation. these sanctions will cut deep and.

today's resolution builds on what we're already the deepest cutting sanctions ever leveled against north korea those sanctions are nothing compared to what ultimately will have to happen. french police along with their families are protesting over the working conditions of authorities across the country while now rally in paris is already under way officers say among other issues they are frustrated with the growing number of violent protests the have to do with.

truth. well the illustration of how unhappy french officers are with their jobs four hundred twenty riot control officers reportedly failed to turn up to police a labor law protest and choose that one police union official told r.t. the number is actually higher and thousand from today's demonstration in parsers artie's polyploid. french police and their thousands of protesting on the streets of paris today and in cities across bronx places they all lead up to having to put up good old working conditions to last

a day to buildings that equipment pinned down because they say that they're worried that fornicate on your investments is going to lead to greater risks being taken by the police and the police i'm very concerned here is a warning worked to the button and stretched to the onset maximum of their resources and they're worried that it not only affects them and their lives and their families lives detrimental late but more importantly that it affects their ability to protect the french public at a time when the country needs their protection the most french police say the government isn't doing enough to protect them on the front line with the country in a permanent state of emergency and unions are complaining that offices are forced to work in insufficient data conditions. french citizens have a misleading image of what's actually going on with law and order all the police

here whether it's on the street or the investigators they're working flat out they're doing everything they can but they don't have the resources to do everything that they can the national police are working and deplorable conditions offices have even tried to use some humor to draw attention to that can sons these images of vermin and rundown police stations were submitted for a police union photo competition asking for proof of poor working conditions adding to the pressure is the increasing number of terror incidents with security services failing to prevent seven attacks within the past eight months alone and the police themselves are often becoming targets french police officers of fallen victim to increasing. and so over the past year back in april it was here on the show say that it's your hardest gunmen shot dead a police officer and injured two others and in october twenty sixth outside of paris you told petrol bombs at four police officers one nearly died of his

injuries. that incident sparked protests from police unions demanding the french government do more to protect them and protests are underway again across france did you really they're protesting simply because they're down our resources their morale is not rock bottom but each subsequent government promises things that the never deliver the police never had enough and don't sworn to protest with a manual my quantised president police unions in the country are even more concerned macron promised to cut public spending and tackle france's public debt but french police say the country simply can't afford to cut corners when it comes to france's front line security. according to a preliminary investigation three children have died after a fire ripped through

a summer camp in the ukrainian city of odessa the fire broke out in a dormitory block over night a hundred fifty young people were at the camp at the time forty eight who were in the building where the blaze took place it's believed to be caused by an electrical fault and has now been brought under control here so my witness accounts of what. remember stories are always being added literally by the minutes on our twitter page thirty.

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they were going underground does nato nations provoke russia with u.s. led war games across ukraine coming up in the show. provoked nuclear holocaust with north korea by denying pyongyang a peace treaty advocate wants the world of the annihilation of both guam and okinawa u.s. bases and thirty five years of the day that u.k. u.s. backed israeli defense forces the massacre of up to three thousand palestinians and lebanese refugees we speak to the tony award winning director of all is low about the forging of peace. like what you have for breakfast but i think i will stick clear of advice on breakfast at this week's. poll the simple coming up in today's going under.