government money. the pursuit of beauty has contributed to a humiliating fall from grace for the former leader of spain's madrid region christina has resigned earlier on wednesday after a video emerged appearing to show her getting caught stealing two pots of an aging cream from a supermarket in twenty eleven. so when does have been the region's premier since twenty fifteen when she became mired in scandal last month when it was alleged there were irregularities with her masters degree she claims she's been the victim of a smear campaign but with pressure mounting she says she's stepping down so that her party isn't affected by the fallout. the world's largest advanced economies want to get a better picture of russia at the g.

seven nations are planning to set up a special working group to study what they describe as of moscow's malign behavior russia was top of the agenda at a gathering of the group's foreign ministers in canada in the past few days jacqueline who has the story. the g seven a club of some of the world's leading industrialized nations tackling the planet's biggest problems from financial crises to military conflicts but it's also the g. eight minus russia and it seems they just can't help talking about the member they kicked out russia was the focus of the g seven foreign and security ministers meetings in toronto the g seven foreign ministers are calling attention to so-called malign behavior by russia the rich by could look at ways to keep pressure on russia without imposing new sanctions for two days g. seven foreign and security ministers rub shoulders in toronto at an event with the tagline building a more peaceful and secure world and apparently for that to happen first and foremost russia needs to be put in its place then things like war and world hunger can be addressed just like last year and the year before that and so on because you

see in ukraine and russia's actions all of the very reason for the g seven brussels summit this is now the second year in a row that the g. seven has met without russia another example of russia's isolation ukraine is the victim of russian aggression we must never forget that fact if i think about the position of you to know he's you know he's talked so far these were the repeat of russia now this time around it included a whole laundry list of russia issues condemn russia's irresponsible and destabilizing behavior check demand such alleged actions cease immediately check agree that it is highly likely moscow poisoned sergei screwball and his daughter and that there's just no plausible alternative check and the acting u.s. secretary of state went to far as to tell reporters that russia has to be a quote constructive partner in syria or be held accountable so to be fair they did manage to cover a lot of ground it just more often than not happened to be russia related let's

just hope they can avoid getting too carried away with their plans. what we decided was that we will going to set up a jew seven group that would look at russian malign behavior in all this money to stations whether it cyber war whether it's this information assassination attempts whatever it happens to be and collectively try and call this out and the hostile it may not have reached its peak either this meeting was perhaps just a preview of what we can expect when the leaders of the g. seven countries come together in june to tackle the russian mess you know without say all the while the u.s. insists that all the missiles fired at syria are a couple of weeks back at that target the russian defense ministry says it found fragments which suggest otherwise it will take a look at that after the bright. light from many clubs over the years so i know the guy even so i got. the ball isn't only

about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money. and spending to do the twenty million why . it's an experience like no one else want to because i want to show what i think what i know about the beautiful guy like great so what chance for. going to. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line they did accept it or reject it. so when you want to be president i'm sure. most some want to. have to go to the press was like before three in the morning people. i'm interested always in the lives of my. friends.

oh again the russian defense ministry has displayed myself fragments recovered from syria they either malfunction or failed to reach their targets it was part of the launch by america the u.k. and france this month more details from macaire. well as you know we've been bombarded with two different versions of events of those strikes that hit syria in mid april and today the russian defense ministry really upped the ante by providing some actual tangible evidence all of those missiles that it says were either intercepted or simply malfunctioned and this is going to be the barras thing development for the u.s. side which has lauded the success of those one hundred five as strikes which it said was were precise and overwhelming also dismissing any suggestions by russia that any of those missiles had been intercepted also insisting that the syrian air

defense capabilities had been largely ineffective with syrian missiles merely being fired into open air take a listen with way over one hundred missile show to shoot one down the equipment didn't work too well there equipment. they didn't shoot one you know you heard all the show forty and then they showed fifty and there were. no sure every single one of it struck so i think we can be quite confident and say that the u.s. side is not going to let this lie probably already crafting a response e-mail or response statement that i say as we speak the russian defense ministry also went into detail earlier about the targets of those one hundred five missiles twenty two only twenty two of those one hundred five missiles actually hits their intended targets and this being revealed at that site they actually hit civilian objects rather than the ledge chemical supplies the u.s. has been so persistent upon take a listen just to. some of the missiles don't reach the targets apparently due to

malfunction the real threat to civilians there in civilian buildings at the same time the logic of the u.s. u.k. and france in choosing the targets is unclear you see there were stockpiles of toxic agents there if they were hit by cruise missiles this could lead to widespread poisoning and if it was for damascus itself tens of thousands of people could have died so this. latest development is probably going to deal a blow to the us presidency ego as well he had boasted as so optimistically about the performance of his missiles and after those strikes even saw his popularity on the upturn with his approval rating jumping a few percentage points so this turnabout is not something we could expect him to let lie. it's fifty days and counting before the first ball is kicked in the fifa world cup right here in moscow as part of the build up to the sports showpiece event for russian football stars have been taking the game to new heights up in the

mountains. but when i'm going to show you any of those it seems maybe. it's. this is the arena and it's one of the most extraordinary venues to host world cup matches this is a brand new stadium but they're put in twelve thousand additional seats only for the full games being played. and you might ask yourself what's extraordinary about well all of those next. oh actually outside the arena. what about this passion about the city i'm peter schmeichel and i'm here to find out. you got that eagle is still close to the ural mountains which makes

a place full of natural resources one of them is gold and now i'm going to produce my own gold. that's very hard by the way i'm going to put a wide line. on the fall media when i pull the gold into the i need to be able to see when it's full that is afraid that's cooling the gold down. when you see what that does in a minute. is it not in the fridge. to see if i did see changes of all. these really down by the way the quality of the safety you see the edges that. aren't in the middle.

that's when the. post done. that only three minutes ago. that was the degrees. lewis that did this i could pick it up from. this this house a million dollars in enough gold to make to see the world cup trophy. so in russia there is a very big tradition and so it is performances in the uk at that end with us one of

the best circuses in the whole country and what they also have is this school for young hopeful before most and this is where i am trying to pick up one or two little tips. so i get the phones a little bit like football players a professional athlete. to train and know i have to say the little girls here every day for a while and then they grow into young ladies like these two eighteen years of age. taking them into in five fifteen is to get to that level. now it's my turn to go and have some fun.

one of the feet for ambassador. is i think sound a pontiac and he's a rock legend and he's in this club with her sing with a young band. sorry sorry to interrupt you. are you could certainly do the official post of for the world cup is featuring the biggest live yashin yes i know and you are writing a musical about him yes for media for yashin as a brit will keep their own fresh it's a pretty input and for me. to say he's great they'll keep what's also great is the city it's been likened to manchester a license because of. us and music why don't we play

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should use finale next for marty international in thirty five minutes. los angeles the city of luxury and fame but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. the simple fact in l.a. he's there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in it's been a struggle. and this man found his own response to the problem and constructed

dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing in order to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle but do the authorities accept such solution tiny house on a city parking space is not a solution. someone wanted to ring the site otherwise it'll be a free for all they're a better alternative to end the homelessness crisis. twenty eighteen coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of alternative but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. you guys i know you are nervous is a huge star and a huge amount of pressure you have to be the center of the football we're with you and we will so all the great. to get you out. at the back nobody gets past you we

need you to get down going let's go. along. and i'm really happy to join the fall of two thousand and three in the world cup in russia. the special one i was also appreciated me just like the radio p.r.t. teams latest edition make up a bigger. book. i'm after newtown family going underground forty eight hours since the world learned of

british backed saudi bombs hitting a wedding in yemen killing or injuring nearly one hundred men women and children coming up in the show as the u.n. security council today discusses syria we go to syria to speak to the m.p. for a number of virus xabi and ask him where the british missile strikes on his country were based on long and as britain's trussell trust reports that the elite five hundred thousand food bank parcels went to british children last year we speak to food bank volunteer and writer of the play food bank as it is about to resume allegedly putting lives in danger from the headlines why homelessness is a singular problem for single parents on the broadcast where you could be left out if you're left wing all the small government today is going underground but first remember this from eleven days ago because nato nation media of arguably already forgotten about it for our a.f. tornado bombers taking off from akrotiri in cyprus on

a mission to punish the syrian regime for its use of camp. call weapons this evening i have authorized british armed forces to conduct coordinated and targeted strikes but one of these suspected chemical attack in eastern guta joining me now from aleppo in syria is a member of parliament far as xabi who is also chairman of the syrian federation of industry virus thanks for joining us before we get to other matters presumably your predictably going to say that the assad government was not responsible for any chemical attack in duma definitely definitely because it's a clear hoax many western journalists went there and they broadcast from there and with their wrote articles from their last thirteen the hospital or clinic of duma where they were the videos the origin of videos were shown all deny there was ever an attack including doctors and. clerks and indeed the same hospital so all evidence that there was nothing and the most important thing is our

troops were nearby were there is no way we declare victory in the same area that means there is there was no need to use any extra force including chemical weapons that we already had on. the c.w. so set two months well obviously where in no position to verify what you say we're going to wait until the o.p.c. w. makes its decision although of course britain says it definitely was a chemical attack which is why they took their action you presumably believe it's a violation of the un charter does that give her the syrian government the right to attack britain because of in the name of the u.n. charter in terms of self defense. yes i mean the result of that presumably because the. britain and france and. now we call of the french pulled out of the white house hope that he that us in violation of international law on the eve of the

of the chemical inspection team ironical to damascus i mean before they start working before they start inspect inspection they just at that yes this is we don't live in a jungle it's you know the earth and the. whole world is not only united states and everything else is just the backyard certainly in the past twenty four forty eight hours the israeli government the british back israeli government is now saying it will attack syria again if the syrian government uses russian defensive technology against missile strikes or what do you think of avg only to businesses just just is just pure israeli arrogance. let's let's wait and see let's wait and see if we if we get these you know or defense systems and they get that us and then we will escalate i mean we these these missile systems are to defend ourselves then we don't we don't want to get them to at the other people there are there are

surface to air defense systems so basically and we have had it with the israeli assaults on us many of many of these assaults took place to help the various jihadi groups on the ground every time we go through an area to liberate an area i guess al-qaeda or i since once we are winning then the second day or the third day or even the same time we've seen an israeli strike somewhere so basically the israelis they have to be thought of a big lesson not go after us anymore i mean we down a couple of planes a month ago and we are willing to escalate we have nothing to lose we have nothing to lose and anyone but israel and everything to gain we are willing to escalate and we are ready to scully it with these israeli. it's really cowards that just that us from a distance if you want to really go to war we are ready to go to or guess what when we got to or we've been in a war for six six years now seven years now what are you going to do are you going to live in shelters are you going to live in bunkers fought

a long time let's this let's wait and see let's wait and see that that's all very well and i would say that even in london there's growing recognition that your government has been victorious against the nato proxies in your country why did it take so long and what took so long because we had we have like two hundred fifty thousand jihadi mercenaries from one hundred men from one hundred nations. in waves wave after wave after wave i mean it's a miracle that we're still you know all together was still not withstanding as a country. ninety percent of the population lives in a government controlled areas it's a miracle how we could withstand this terror just still to solve this little war supported by nato on us for no eighty year consequently as i say given that there's a recognition that you're winning time now to look at these strategic mistakes your

government made because of let's not forget that your president was arguably sucking up to the british government shortly before this war began huge strategic blunders by your government as it tried to. pivot towards the west. we don't want to we really don't want to rush or lean towards the west any more we have to be a bit more balance in our international mission ship we have to really appreciate. the help that the help and cooperation we've received from our real friends in the russia in iran in china in many many other countries more than half of the world actually and we have to really. focus on strengthening will be that i wish of these countries instead of really trying to please the west you know the bigger additional colonial powers the west what was wrong with the elite classes in syria

that they somehow thought that nato nations allied to israel would forget syria's role in protecting palestinian rights against those perceived to be israeli interests well but if they actually they're not think that they just try to modernize the country economically by by having some cooperation with western countries it's all it was all about economics it wasn't it wasn't like we're trying to really solve liberate the golan heights or solve the palestinian cause by you know being friends with the with nato countries and i guess even that is as great an austerity didn't it because you implemented neoliberal reforms that are yes led to the break out of this absolutely revolutionary government absolutely and. actually just a list also s.-chip in the civil war against this rapid little reforms we had to do with more in a balanced way more slowly we had to focus on the disabuse of wealth we had to

focus on economic and social development in the rural areas and we have to focus on local production whether industrial production or a bit of cultural production instead we we the previous governments. rushed to liberalize the economy according to. you know world bank formulas that's really. just the one harm with. not one single good game out there before you even get back to that kind of reconstruction of course they'll have to be surely some sort of truth and reconciliation committee or they just going to be massive death penalties against those that the assad government believe people are trying to destroy syria. actually you know it's not as simple as those so we don't want to you know we want to hear the wants now we want to do all equally asia we learnt from our mistakes the hard way the hard way

and i hope we learn from our mistakes and we have to really more forward in peaceful beneficial way that every everybody in syria has to be a winner the most important thing is by winning the. consolation at the. reconstruction rebuilding war and most importantly rebuilding the human be rebuilding. the people you know at the you know these are love for each other this is the real war this is the real battle and it's it's it's coming off the do you think it will take it live back in the us yes every inch of yes every inch of it will think about it live now it's worse than than afghanistan was ever it's a small area. a cluster with jihadi mercenaries from all over the world not only thought of or al qaeda we have mercenaries from all over the world with

different ideological backgrounds not only like one color or one dimensional ones like we saw in afghanistan no this is the multinational. the numbers are so big. you know liberating. if there is should be should be a walk they ask i mean if we want to do it then we should be appreciate it internationally because we are doing the world trade what might we see when you when you say cleansing how you're going to liberate it and i'm going to ask this question did the syrian government ever use chemical weapons during these past seven years against even if we want to accept that they were foreign backed proxies did the syrian government of use chemical weapons never never even what we had chemical weapons even before dismantling our chemical weapons when we had them in our arsenal we never used them against these proxies actually they were used against us

of two thousand and thirteen. twenty kilometers from aleppo and we are the ones who went to the security council and demanded an inspection to go to a book to inspect the use of chemical weapons under the of course the support of the turkish government as you know the british the british prime minister doesn't accept it and believes that russia was in some way involved with this and actually you know what i am here lately over your chemical weapons program there was no russia at the time in two thousand and thirteen the russians game september two thousand and fifty i'm talking about the incident two thousand and thirteen we lost more than twenty soldiers due to get nickel weapons that were used against our soldiers and civilians are harmed. and we are the ones who submitted the first claim. and the quest the police got inspect that these jihadi groups that you call moderate rebels are using chemical weapons bear in mind we don't have all the powers to control the wind directions and we live in a dense highly intensely populated areas and our troops are everywhere so it's not

really smart to use chemical weapons to to hurt our soldiers and our civilians and just finally your reaction to the kremlin saying that they have to look again. that supplying the syrian government now with the most advanced defensive missile defense of technology in the world and whether it will protect you in case the arabia and israel and perhaps britain united again send as strikes your way we really hope we really hope the kremlin supply us with not only with s. three hundred but we need the s four hundred as well because we were victims of. terror war for now eight cities now we are entering the eighteenth of this war and israeli air force the so-called coalition air force all of all of this is the threats to our security is a threat to our people and we need to defend ourselves this oh god given right

international right to defend ourselves. thank you it well after the break. playwright and food bank volunteer tara was one explains why anyone and the whole million food bank packages were needed last year to keep british people from starving when the u.k. has money for storm shadow missiles at one million dollars a pop and from the news hauled up and coldness in britain on the walls where simply getting married can be to lethal military force all of the more coming up in part two of going underground. and is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos and then bill frist.