it's a national day of mourning in russia are scribes across the country commemorate the victims of sunday shopping center fire in the siberian city of camera over sixty four people lost their lives including forty one children. hundreds of mourners have arrived in the city to bid their farewell this funeral to take place for the victims of the tragedy. which it could have been racially look at what. i do to you you could first stone you don't wish. you could be doing if we could. and the u.k. releases a new national security strategy cues in russia of hybrid warfare and placing moscow alongside islamic terror on its list of threats.

well i welcome it seven pm here in moscow you're watching international now it's been a nationwide day of mourning in russia commemorating the victims of a fire at a shopping center in the siberian city of kemet over the place started on the top floor where there was a cinema and a children's play area sixty four people have been confirmed dead including forty one children emotions the services say there are no more missing people well these are live pictures from a square in the center of moscow where well wishes are laying flowers at the moment lighting candles and bringing toys in honor of the victims of the fire most of whom were children. meanwhile funerals are now. taking place hundreds of mourners have gathered to bid

their farewell to the victims of the winter cherry more tragedy and with many victims from small villages whole communities have been left grief stricken. grossly only just three. motion pushed you know if you feel if you took the situation if you just did it to emerge to look at what the dish i did to you you couldn't. do need to do you could have done if we could maybe just go to reach it was so cute. here could wish that we did you don't you wish you would be released if you wish if we keep score says we're using two musicals. we're. mushy you should feel pushed you know pulled. from the rubble company. option one that was well ours as you go as you die in

office in where people continue to bring flowers and toys to the site of the tragedy. three days on since the tragedy the town is still reeling from the shock people keep coming to this makeshift vigil to commemorate those who perished in sunday's inferno today's also the relatives of the first fifteen victims are paying their last respects with burial ceremony throughout the day you know this comes a day after thousands of people gathered in front of the city council to vent their pain and anger these stood for eleven hours demanding the authorities do not withhold any information from the public they are saying everyone who is to blame for the fire should be brought to justice and local authorities in turn promised to keep the investigation as transparent as possible and as lattimer pruden who visited the town yesterday also made a vow that no one will escape the punishment so far five people have been arrested

in connection with the tragedy including the fire safety chief and one of the security guards there's more protests today so we'll be standing by for that and bringing you all the latest on the fire prevention system in the four story complex didn't work as intended it is the water guard turned off the alarm presumably because he thought it was a false alert emergency exits were also locked leaving people with no alternative but to try and escape from upper story windows stuff at the shopping center were also not trained properly and the building of the mall was a converted factory and reportedly in violation of fire safety regulations or so far five people have been detained in connection with the incident among them the fire safety official the director of the shopping center and also the security guard who allegedly failed to turn on the fire alarm however he says the alarm system broke almost a week before the tragedy. absolutely if you believe

the to the muslim of the sheep it was simply that you believe. it was my mum are you going to come up with our. mother tongue subsidy up with. the tarp money or the public utility vehicle if you have also this it wasn't his fault. shortly after the tragedy authorities in the city of kemet about that were confronted by angry crowds of victims relatives and locals they demanded to know how the situation was allowed to happen. at least are you such as it was to get.

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a group of eleven year old girls from a village near the city they had travelled to the regional capital with their teacher to celebrate the beginning of the spring holidays and also watch a film when the fire broke out though they all found themselves locked inside the cinema this reportedly was company policy to prevent people from sneaking into the auditorium trapped inside the girls tried to call their families and posted messages on social media survived the spoke to the villages. they were such good girls quiet calm choice for they started really well it is such a tragedy for everyone i still can't believe it happened in every home it's all everyone can talk about nobody can sleep or eat says to them well my neighbor's son was pulled from the fire by a friend but he couldn't save his daughter so the whole village will support the parents in this situation we're not mourning just for our village a lot of people died everyone will try to help as best they can. as there are

almost no children of this age left in our village they made up an entire year group there aren't many children here only our granddaughter is seen that is alive she didn't go and also three voice the know when they'll see their age is left in the village what the number of victims could have been higher had it not been for the courage of people made by some lost their lives trying to get children out of the burning building and shouting bigger reports. on sunday a tragedy and i said berry and city turn teachers shop workers students and scores of others and heroes for some it cost them their lives like to challenge arsala an english teacher and mother who was out with her fourteen year old daughter when the fire broke out she managed to get her child safety before selflessly running back into the burning building to try and help others trapped inside. many survivors have spoken of how they would never have made it out alive if there

weren't people like top down of their seventeen year old team of pollution is a student at an emergency services college with smoke filling the air he made it to the exit but heard a woman crying for help on able to find her children she pointed towards the fire indeed moran back inside. i saw nothing there was black smoke everywhere her children crying and shouting and that's how i found out where there are three children were sitting in the corner of the room crying girls and the boy told the boy to grab my belt and hold it tight and two of the girls by the collar and carried them out complete strangers working together to reunite families separated in the chaos constantine colaba hove fun a toddler in a play area who was in shock and couldn't move but constantine and a female employee managed to get the boy to safety there was a small child not more than three years old sitting in the play area all the other kids ran out and he was left completely alone there you've used to come up to me the girl who worked there is selling tickets and they walked out together with him

i grabbed the child around from their stuff at the winter cherry center risked their lives trying to get as many youngsters out of the building as they could i was in one of the play areas and there was another kids remakes to it it's like you could have labyrinth in the labyrinth for kids to tell you the truth if i went in there i wouldn't found a way out especially with the smoke i was calling for the kids all i could and got them out of there as many as i could see a photographer who worked at the shopping center managed to gather dozens of children before. leaving them out he was reluctant to share his story guys please don't write about me as if i am some kind of hero it don't say my last name please i just don't want it there are no doubt other unsung heroes in the city strangers without whom even more people both young and old would have perished. well the blaze is one of the deadliest in russia in living memory it took firefighters over seventeen hours to extinguish it and one section of the shopping complex was completely gutted and large sections of the roof collapsed we're continuing to

follow the developments relating to the aftermath the tragedy in southern siberia but to remind you today's a national day of mourning for the sixty four lives lost in a shopping center blaze most of those killed were children. was. now in other news the u.k. has just released a new national security strategy naming russia as a threat and accusing it of hybrid warfare so let's get more on this now from the u.k. correspondent and see children he's across the story good afternoon tea so again russia in the firing line. well that's right andrew this national security capabilities review that the british government released today of course does not fail to mention russia it's a fifty two page document that talks about all sorts of threats and issues that the u.k.

is faced with from cyber attacks to terrorism to crime to increasing all of the possible measures they can take to be able to take steps against all of those threats and this is based off of something that was dubbed the so-called fusion doctrine that is going to put together all levels of communication from intelligence to defense to economic to diplomatic to soft power to be able to try to tackle threats such as including state based threats and undermined international rules based order now among some of the means that the u.k. plans to use it when it comes to soft power is quote investing two hundred ninety one million pounds to twenty twenty in the b.b.c. world service to increase access to trusted news and information and they say that the soft power will be. used to project our values and advance you kate interests and indeed russia is mentioned in this report thirteen times the word

russian is used nine times and it's being listed among threats such as north korea and iran the document goes on to say that the indiscriminate and reckless use of a military grade nerve agent on british soil was an unlawful use of force by the russian state they talk about a well established pattern of russian state aggression assess a sustained campaign of cyber espionage and disruption including meddling in elections and those are listed along with other acute threats as is being described such as islamic terrorism human trafficking piracy crime and instability. ok thanks and nastia that was and the chocolate there with the latest from london while the measures outlined by britain against russia follow the escalation of the bilateral bilateral spat after the poisoning of double agents a case going to palace to be heard and his daughter in the u.k. the incident in which russia is being implicated took place on march the fourth the

former russian intelligence agent and british spy together with his daughter were found unconscious in a park bench in the u.k. city of souls authorities say. were poisoned by a nerve agent of a type produced in the soviet union the two is still in a coma moscow denies any involvement in the poisoning and accuses london of a campaign to get russia blamed for let's discuss this a bit further with journalist and broadcaster neil clark who is with us now good evening cine. firstly no surprise i suppose if you following world events that russia should be top of this list but is it justified you think. or told i mean i think it's quite outrageous really because what what what what are the biggest security. of the british public you have used attacks we saw only last may in memphis to the point my interest in riyadh bombings in the west attacks so it's clear that the biggest threat to us ease of attack and yet the british

government mentioning russia twelve times in its report eight falsely claimed the russian was to blame for the incident we don't have any proof of that yet an actual fact the biggest what is actually causing this threat to the security is the british government's foreign policy its neoconservative foreign policy which is involved but very same jihadists who have terror into the streets of britain in countries like syria and libya to reason why it was the home secretary don't forget when. you had this were allowed to move freely between britain and libya because the british government to government chuckle and so we need to have a proper debate here about who are the real threats and tell you what it's not russia is russia has actually been fighting against these you have the us the. ice is people in syria defeating them there are a same people death to the streets of britain so i think i think everything the other way around i mean you know there are threats of close to home and in the

foreign policy of the british government eventually we should have a public debate about is all of this but there's no sign there's no hint that that could happen it seems that if people sort of go against the the established line of who did was there quickly shouted down if you look at jeremy corbin for example. oh absolutely at least we got the williams coming out and this report in the times newspaper also the new york times newspaper actually saying that people who are questioning the government now it's. more holes in a slab of swiss cheese to be honest that these people were russian box had to be russian bought so the idea that if you actually dare to question the narrative these days then of course you have an asian or russian box and we have the spectacle of the times defense correspondent actually making people tweeting them to ask the real life people people who follow me on twitter for example how degrading is that i mean this is where at the moment we were going very by state. media and the government working together to create the area about russia which is

not based on any facts or lines more to much of the two thousand and three of these m.p.'s folks them could once again that the british government coming out there and saying look we've got evidence that iraq has got across does he believe those intelligence services are saying this to me here we are twenty eight see the same thing happening we've got to go to russia so i think we're going to look back and see what's happening to see where we're all is and it's very depressing to see the media which pumped out. in two thousand and three do the same thing today neal always good to talk to you as always unfortunately we've run out of time there but that was a journalist and broadcaster thank you thanks. now meanwhile the power point slides have been revealed which form the basis on which the u.s. and half of the back to britain's expulsion of russian diplomats the six pages of sides to focus on accusations against russia the first slide shows the timeline of how the script our case some forward it the next mainly focuses on the nerve agent

and the claims that russia was behind the attack without providing any proof of guilt though the so-called evidence includes accusations of previous malign activity by moscow such as cyber attacks alleged interference in international actions and what the presentation calls the occupation of crimea russia's foreign ministry dispersed describe the claim to speculation and branded it an organized political campaign without any evidence and not even presenting any concrete scenario of what's happened london accused russia of poisoning its own citizens to develop a chemical substance never used in russia and organize an extensive political and media campaign it inspired the baseless expulsion of russian diplomats from a number of countries and international organizations and a range of other sanctions are lawful requests to provide samples of the substance used there were ignored what we discussed the situation around the exposed dossier

with political commentator and journalist john white and the evidence in this dog dorsey two point four is over tapes or thirteen that it would not be sufficient to convict a man of stealing a loaf of bread out of a supermarket it is based on nothing more than speculation and supposition the government in the u.k. and north at this evidence is thin with regards to its claim that russia was a sponsible for the poisoning of sergei scruple and his daughter yulia this is why it's included in a store see it catalogue of alleged other infractions committed by the the russians . meanwhile the british m.p. has lashed out at the head of wiki leaks over the scripts case we'll have a look at that in detail just after the break. dropping bombs brings to the chicken hawks the battle of.

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welcome back now the founder of wiki leaks is how these internet cut off and is not being allowed to visit the ecuadorian embassy in london has confirmed it won't be providing further means of communication to june in the sun in response there have been online calls for sanj supporters to protest outside the embassy while the hash tag reconnect judean is now trending online well earlier british and paid announced units are just a miserable little worm after the wiki leaks chief took to twitter to criticize the case handling of the script case sounds tweeted it was reasonable to suspect russia although the evidence was circumstantial and needed independent confirmation from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons is how that went them though in the u.k. parliament this is because of great regret the julian assange remains in the ecuador embassy it is even deeper regret that even last night he was teaching

against her majesty's government for their conduct in replying to the attack in salzburg it's about time that this miserable little worm walked out of the embassy and gave himself up to british justice his comments though didn't go unanswered with the sands responding on twitter. as a political prisoner detained without charge for eight years in violation of two un rulings i suppose i must be miserable yes nothing wrong with being a little person although i'm rather tall and better a worm a healthy creature that invigorates the soil than a snake in the sun just the founder of the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks which has exposed millions of confidential documents over the years he sought refuge inside the ecuadorian embassy in london in two thousand and twelve after being accused of rape in sweden a case meanwhile dropped by stockholm authorities the son says he fears leaving the embassy and being extradited to the u.s. where he faces charges of espionage the executive editor of the news website twenty

first century wire gave us his reaction to the developments. it can only be described as the sort of atmosphere in parliament is descended into a sort of a public school lunchroom rather than this sort of the decorum that you would expect from elected representatives when you're talking about serious matters of state julia saunders only highlighting some of the. discrepancies the hypocrisy. the unanswered questions of this very serious case and the statements coming from this member of parliament really you should read into that is that the state doesn't want people with dissenting views to have platforms and be able to express those if they're in opposition to whatever the official party line is. today does of north korea and china held talks this week during a secret visit by kim jong un to beijing this was kim's first foreign visit since

he took office in twenty eleven well the first information about the trip appeared on monday when a mysterious trying secretly arrived china but nobody has officially confirmed the meeting. on the twenty eighth of march north korean and chinese media machine reported a bad trip it is the first face to face meeting between chinese and north korean leaders since twenty eleven when the former north korean leader. former north korean leader died and it took place just weeks before the summit between the career that would be followed by an anticipated meeting of cain and trump we've heard from the director of the land casting university china center he believes that kim needed a public display of friendship with china ahead of the summit. i think it he thing that he wanted to get out of the meeting with two thousand ping is the public display of friendship and closeness between china and north korea

china wants to be part of those discussions it does not want to be shut out of those discussions and kim is much stronger going into a meeting with trump if he is seen to have china by its side the key thing that both should impinge on worn on the north korean peninsula is for the u.s. to be out of there you're watching our see thanks for the company tonight we're back with the headlines in half an hour. yes. i. i

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fifty eight others today in orlando florida his widow there were solemn with her future hanging in the balance awaits a jury's decision on whether she obstructed justice and was an accomplice to your husband's heinous crimes as the prosecution alleges or just another living victim overall has been savagery as the defense has argued with omar long dead the public is thirsty for revenge somebody needs to pay for the tragedy. the state is offered up with scenes wife and widow but new evidence revealed during the trial now call into question the f.b.i.'s role and motives and not just the persecution of nor solomon but the nonexistent prosecution of all marma team despite investigating him on two different occasions in the years and months leading up to the attack on sunday it was revealed that all marma teams bothers to dyckman team you remember the one you saw on c.n.n. after the shooting was actually an f.b.i.

informant for more than ten years and according to the intercept may have influenced the f.b.i. decision not to investigate his son prior to the shooting the intercepts trevor aaronson observes that the f.b.i. files provided the solomons defense lawyers suggest that agents consulted with seems father in his capacity as an informant during the first assessment raising questions about whether saddam mateen helped persuade f.b.i. agents to close out an inquiry that could have prevented the deadly terrorist attack so it appears that once again the f.b.i. may have clearly dropped the ball on preventing tragedy like they did recently with parklane shooter nicholas cruz charleston shirt shooter dylan roof boston bomber talents are enough we want to go back to that you know it. makes me wonder is is is we know to every seeing a trend here let's find out and start watching the hawks.