a violent standoff between police and environmentalists second day in france barricades while police have fired tear gas we'll have live report from the scene coming up. alleged chemical attack in syria was staged as no traces of substances were found at the scene that's according at least to russia's representative to the united nations. in interviews not a single local resident confirmed the chemical attack having taken place bodies of people killed by chemical agents have not been found. lessons to learn the u.k. faces criticism for the. palestinian schools only to see the money spent on the books promoting martyrdom semitism. to keep the hauled working british

taxpayer is funding and subsidizing palestinian terrorism you know look at the reality that. brutalized by soldiers on a daily basis their homes their lives their family. and then his new show here on. to the feet of a president who says football fans shouldn't hesitate to come to the world cup and russia despite calls from some politicians and media. morning thanks for joining us for the latest headlines here on. earth today thanks for joining us this. protesters have been burning barricades while police have already deployed. teargassed near the french city of nod that says the standoff by

environmentalists has entered its second day police have been trying to evict protesters from their camp but with more we can now go live to charlotte who's at the scene for a shot at what's been the latest on day two. well that's right day two here and the struggle continues is this artists now employing what appeared to be guerrilla tactics in point of trying to invade the police here and with the police coming in they want to the victims that this you've been on this site some of them since two thousand and eighteen soon ten years many people who've built homes and families here i just want you to take a look behind me and you might you'll see turned the distance from silhouettes some smoke and up in the sky there is a police camera we are proud a hundred and fifty meters away from where the police barrier is and between us and

the police terry this have set up about two or three blockades some of which they have been burning it will really been throwing projectiles at the police this morning and we have seen plenty of tear gas already including a canister that literally hit me on the leg down because we've been that close to the action this is likely to be continuously miserable struggle for the zionists and a very hard struggle again to see arrests in the police here let's have a look at what happened on day one of the action here and now it's been down to not . go down. you know. the usual. the police are just about a hundred meters is in the distance. seeing for when are they going to charge

forward as you can see there's artists throwing foil works except the police. the tear gas just all around us i mean it looks like we are covered in smoke. these the policemen are trying to push everybody away a tactic that we've seen earlier in the day whether you choice by getting rid of all of the sadhus all of the activists ok. well there you go in the last ten seconds we've just had another load of tear gas canisters coming towards us you might feel see even more smoke it disperses very quickly the plan over the c.r.a. yesterday if those taxes continue is to push the artists away from structures and then what they're doing is taking bhutto's in and resolving these structures to the

ground that is their plan to make sure that this site is completely a victim of the saddest population and to stop this protest once and threw it right it doesn't look like it's going to settle down there any time soon charlotte do reporting from just outside the. environmental protest. in france rail workers in paris have gone on strike in protest that labor reform is now under discussion in the french assembly. the protesters tried to break into the assembly building a house by police the clashes later erupted when protesters breached the city's trocadero square with and forced to leave the protesters the largest is the latest rather against the labor reforms which unions claim make it easier for farms to work as. cording to estimate the strikes across the country state rail operator

more than seventy million euros every day. another top headlines fake and stage that at least was the verdict of russia's envoy to the u.n. over the latest alleged chemical attack in syria reports over the weekend claimed dozens had died in the city of duma after chlorine gas was dropped on the area an emergency session of the security council on monday sparked a war of words was just one of the. following the liberation of duma from rebel fighters russian specialists were sent their specialists in radiological chemical and biological protection to collect evidence and information and they took soil samples which show the lack of nerve agent and chlorine containing substances in interviews not a single local resident confirmed the chemical attack having taken place the bodies

of people killed by chemical agents have not been found and medical personnel and residents have no information about their potential burial areas therefore the use of sarin and chlorine has not been confirmed or russia said it was so independent body to set up set up to investigate reports of the attack the move won the backing of the u.k. authorities kaleb open has more on what was said during the session. as the fifteen member body convened and we had a meeting of the u.n. security council we heard first from the representative of the russian federation he went on to talk about the fact that anti government fighters terrorist groups like al nasr and others there has been occasions in which the territory has been liberated from them and it's been discovered that they are stockpiling chemical weapons and that they have in the past used chemical weapons against the positions of the syrian government solution to the statistic you heard the warnings but you consciously ignored them because they didn't correspond to the doctrinal

arrangements of those who sleep and dream about the liquidation of the official government in one more arab country from there we heard from nikki haley the representative of the united states she went on to blame the syrian government for the attack and from there she said that the united states intends to respond to this alleged chemical attack regardless of whether the u.n. security council approves of that or not she she says that the usa intends to take action now her remarks come after donald trump said the usa was in the process of making some big decisions regarding the chemical attack and do. they are. militarily and. will be letting you know produce a position which is open but nothing's off the table nothing so if that is he will take action launching your first kiss so. now to ben's you pointed out

that when donald trump said that nothing was off the table in regards to syria and the action that he might take these words sound very dangerous the implications of possible aggressive action from the united states in syria could be very severe and that the whole world should be deeply concerned about this kind of rhetoric and this kind of language coming from the commander in chief of the united states the u.s. delegation echoed the statements of president probably during the security council meeting. i've even left the whole of the syrian envoy to speak we discussed the latest crisis in syria with retired u.s. army general pulled out of the woods who i do you know i think you should clear it either happened or it did not happen and if it happened there asked to be proof did . i do you know the new investigation team growing. complemented by russian investigators. serving distinguished members not politicians but the international community to be chosen to go in and validate one way or the other do you that are

true or it's not true that someone needs to get to the bottom of it because the syrian government worst being blamed for it and we've heard stories of cato or other rebel groups you know being able to gather in some of these chemicals biological weapons specifically syrian gas it was obviously it's happened in the past the question is this time who did exactly will so i spoke to run a poll a full presidential cabinets out of shame on all the things that shoots all of peace and prosperity. our. time when a crime is committed in this country the stations when they're not sure they're careful they say this is allegedly but they never do this under these circumstances and they have zero bits of information that's owner and over again they had to the person is guilty and that is the person they you know the russians and the syrians are guilty of a crime and it goes over and over again you know did that this a script and then they finally had to give up hey you know that nothing came panned

out so they had to go on to a new one so it's one runs out of steam they create another fake news program or. i think the least likely would be his sod this whole idea i saw it over and over again a priority ten times a day assad is gassing his own people and i've said every time i have been a star in a month or two later they prove it was absolutely wrong so i cannot see any reason why assad would do this there's no reason for a russian have done this there's somebody who wants to serve trouble and the people who want to stay there. for the security council meeting was called by moscow to discuss what it says is the general and russia agenda that's currently taken old with the script files case being another example. because you're cruising through media reports we have learned that the cia suggested shone through the script in the us and the new names the participation of the cia speaks of by itself.

perhaps we'll never see the key witnesses of what took place. the russian representative to the un expressed his concerns over where the case could potentially be heading if the u.s. also becomes involved there's also reports surfaced american intelligence may seek to provide the scruples with new identities just a reminder of the incident in the u.k. your city of salzburg which took place just over a month ago now. the double agent and his daughter were found unconscious on a park bench they were rushed to hospital and dog with a nerve agent poisoning which was later attributed to russia by the u.k. government citing lab findings. when i look at the the evidence from the people from from porton down they were absolutely categorical and i asked the guy myself i said are you sure and he said there's no doubt that typically you're not able look or down to say where it is from we haven't yet been able to do that. the u.k.

later denied boris johnson had cited porton down for confirming russia was to blame all of a letter from the foundation for strategic research police it's almost impossible to link the poison to its source. in the case of know each other i think it's not possible to direct link. a country of prediction there is no proof for sure there accuse a shine is bade on suspicion not on proof because it's in this kind of affair you know it's very difficult to find a smoking gun. it's true that. the interest in these agents was very i. didn't originate community in the west so i can i can surely imagine that russia is not the only country being able to do

sympathise these agents. i'm sure that other intelligence services tried to investigate the product and how it was sympathize. and know each other is supposed to be very toxic highly toxic so a small amount should have killed mr creep out for sure before we know exactly how the novi joke was delivered to the victim it's very difficult to assess the amount of the chemical agent that was in contact with the victims. i'm not surprised that. in the database of experts or centers that works on chemical weapons or defense on chemical weapons they have this kind of information that could explain the speed. in which the product was identified this is not surprising. let's crawl poisoning and the subsequent diplomatic fallout have given

rise to a number of voices telling football files to think twice before visiting russia for this summer's world cup you have a fee for president says funds should travel without any fear johnny invented opened up to peter schmeichel the danish football legend who's got a new show right now here on r.t. some of the spin from western media is that it's not safe to go to russia you know security is not good enough don't go off scene you know in england they're basically saying to the fans don't go it's not safe. what what would you say to that this is safe to go to russia of course it is safe to go to russia. for this and it will be very safe but it will be even safer to go to russia during the world cup because the authorities in russia very much aware of what the world cup means and they want to show as well and welcoming country and preparations

in terms of security for the world beyond any other. event or any other situation so the conditions will be there for a very safe world cup and obviously those who want to go and enjoy football and enjoy a party this summer they should go to russia those who want to go to have riots or whatever they better be exactly goes home where it is no secret a lot of tension between the world and the world cup host nation. how afifa how are you dealing with i mean how are you sort of. coming in making this the best event in the world with all that's going on at the moment by focusing on football i think that's the key and that's the secret we have to focus on full but i think there are enough. sadly people around the world will try to just

you know divide a dollar or argue or dispute or whatever we have to try to unite. easy uniting. for more news after this short break. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way was going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's

a huge tournaments and the huge amount of pressure you have to the center of the beach but how would you. agree. you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get down there we go. alone. and i'm really happy to join the other thousand in. this special one. needs to just say the radio p.r.t. teams latest edition as we go. to international u.k. government is facing criticism for handing palestinian schools around twenty million pounds it's feared it could damage peace prospects amid reports the school

books sports with the money allegedly promote martyrdom and. these are some examples of the tasks set to children in my students must find the number of martyrs who died during two palestinian revolts against israel in physics a picture was used boy with a slingshot targeting soldiers. now the u.k. government says it's against all forms of violence and tries to have dialogue with both sides of the conflict to promote what they describe as a positive portrayal of each other my colleague neil having put the issue up for debate. it's a huge tragedy that a hardworking british taxpayer is funding and subsidizing palestinian terrorism huge amounts of the money from the purchase taxpayer unfortunately goes in to inciting violence against innocent israelis or it's outrageous is actually typical of people like richard to our apologies for the israeli

zionist occupation and now he's saying he's trying to make us to believe that those who are occupied should not even defend themselves according to their right on their international law it is actually a right to resist illegal occupation and indeed is their right and is their right to teach their children if we see in a physics task a picture of a boy targeting israeli soldiers can you not see that there's a great danger that that's promoting an aggressive viewpoint in the children promoting violence in their minds you know what i mean you know look at the reality that child is being brutalized by those soldiers on a daily basis their whole lives their family their culture you know you look at the time you think you know she didn't just slap the soldier he was defending her she was defending her culture who was shot in the face these people are going through

brutality which is unbelievable by ourselves richard would you be happy to see books of a different type in there promoting something more diplomatic. yeah of course that would be fantastic but it's just not the reality because the palestinian authority hamas must be very well the state of israel to exist they won't rest they don't want any peace they're happy to see the bloodshed continue while he's living safely in london he can talk on their what he's encouraging the violence that we're seeing incited by these textbooks. is a recipe for disaster brewing in. all over the humble artichoke it follows claims within the jewish community that the vegetable is actually not kosher and is therefore not

fit for consumption. leaving a bitter taste in some people's mouths. in

other headlines the u.s. department of homeland security is setting up a media monitoring service as part of the schema d.h.h.s. plans to keep an eye on more than two hundred ninety thousand global news sources and social media to will monitor data in more than one hundred countries one hundred languages rather and set up a database to include all people involved in news the critics all that surprised given president trump's much publicized lack of love for the media as you know i have a running war with the media fake news media or press the crooked media is a failing pile of garbage it's a fake fake they are among the most dishonest human beings on the plans have sparked a strong reaction on twitter maybe the trump homeland security forces would like dissidents to we're monitoring bracelets and submit themselves with tattoos to . the office of homeland security wants to docs all the journalists in the country

this isn't bad at all. when you have a president who has called the press the enemy of the american people i think in sunder standard bill for people to be concerned when d.h. asked announces that they want to create a media monitoring platform journalist chris hedges believes the u.s. is acting like a rogue state first of all i would say they probably already are monitoring. you know this may be a more concerted effort or this just made public a knowledge meant what they've been doing but you know they're very worried about their international. image and reputation and ability to control the message both domestically and internationally the united states much like israel is becoming a pariah country. in much of the world and i think that rather than address or even acknowledge the reason for this they are tempting to impose drac wholly and forms

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us up to date and discuss what it may all mean now let's get to the stories topping today's headlines new u.s. sanctions against russian individuals and companies announced last week by the trump of ministration or roiling markets in russia moa index familiar to russian market watchers were focused on equities fell nearly nine percent monday morning meanwhile on the currency front the ruble fell over three percent against the dollar today adding to a total four point five percent drop over three days and the russian sanctions story is now bumping up against the metals tariff saga russian aluminum manufacturer brew sol was among the twelve sanction russian companies which saw accounts for six percent of all global aluminum production and the sanctions news push prices up by nearly four percent early today on l m e the london metals exchange.