then rolled with three of the goals in the last sixteen games the big players usually step into the character and we've seen that today with the papa we've seen that with kabbani and it's beautiful to see and we can hope that puck is doing the same well the french players will have they gave a lot today to have six taste to recover in time for that match on the six in july nice girl but it's not just the players sit who gave a lot the found this will be emotionally draining it's quite a ride seven goals twists and turns and it will take its toll on the fans take. was. odd was very happy to answer my chaps. i can't even find out why france i ran. i was.

i thought i really want to be following the next the next round no that was one in which i do but it was not possible to use or. misuse their best. interest played in the plan every week it was amazing that we were down to one and i was scott's wise i truly was three times so it was amazing like i mean it was folks who all was there was there was their own front yard a little reading who. came between europe and france will be played in misty knock out on one game that's being played here in moscow in the loos me and it is of course between the host nation russia and the preacher one of my favorites in the play quite like spain there's a lot of trouble in the spain swap before the two days before the world cup saw that they sacked the. manager but that's also gotten about now we have this

incredible game to the features this is why russia's contribution to the competition is so big because what russia do well on a sphere transcends to another level that would be an incredible thing to do to win over spain and actually not one of the big big favorites out but you know what we're talking about football we've seen so many different things happening in the tournament so far and the one thing that really speaks to russia's advantage is that kind of playing at home they're playing in that is nicky stadium we had the pleasure of actually watching france play in that stadium that wasn't a great game but the stadium is great and the atmosphere that they create and the support that the russian supporters can give to the team it might might just be enough for them to sort of carry the team into a performance that could beat spain but it is a tough ask no doubt about that spain has been playing really well the only time you kind of question spain's

a little bit was when they when they drew three three with portugal but that was because more than anything but christiana ronaldo really in that game wasn't so from and scored all three goals in that three three draw so this should be a quite i really can't overstate this should be an incredible atmosphere i think eighty thousand will be packed into the let's make a full out match because without speaking of outs to a ship are you happy to be here or you expecting and demanding as well and it's back to. argentina and all the other teams out you know it's. i'm very excited about them being here i think we and our place in the last sixteen i think we've shown a lot of quality. we haven't been able to score we have scored freely in eighteen months it's just not happened in the last two games before we came here and also we haven't scored really sort of on the chances that we created in the tournament here . we need christian eriksen of course to step up to to find the form that he's had

for so long he's a very important player for them and of course we need our strikers to stop putting the ball in the net if that happens tomorrow i think then might have a really good chance but the same goes for crazy i mean. they think they've played well but they get goals from their midfield players so if you can stop the midfield players from having shots and get in the box you can use a long way to go to stop croatia put it's going to be some contest and that's a lot of history between denmark and croatia and in terms of football good and bad both and so i'm excited i'm going i'm very very happy to be go and. i'm going to be reporting on the russia spain they are you going to be speaking to the fans for that like ok and then but you are going to be speaking on the line to us yes russia i'm a there and it's it's it's going to be a very big day for for then modern for

a somali we have small countries like your guy three and a half million people there a small country in the quarterfinals. crazy denmark similar. it is a very big deal for our kind of countries if we can get to the quarter finals or really big day well earlier we spoke to former question people feel legend steep a plenty close he shared his thoughts on the creation ten month game and recalled playing against denmark and peace michael in his first ever game face can you guys you've got a real history in terms of on the pitch had a g. force meet. it was my first said game i do beautiful creation was one thousand years ago and it was against denmark and against one of my litle still view. a little one a funny story peter asked me to swap the sure and i was a little bit. felt like. sad because for months.

i have like one of the biggest titles of the run of best goalkeeper some history asked me to change and it was my first short i replay from my neck to national country and then and then we had a feeling speech changes and it's all right so you want to back out where you think you know. one of my best memory so that was see it because we played we played it a qualification that is as much as well but this was a friend really it wasn't so so that because because. when we qualify for the world cup twenty years ago in france we were in the same groups we played croatia in the qualification yeah and winded up in a situation where it was between creation and greece and we played greece in the last game and we needed a draw but only a draw and they would be all right actually we could lose and go into the playoffs but if we won croatia would go in the playoffs if they if they won that match and i made a save in the last minute from from from a greek player. with my foot. so when we play this game when you get back to your

lineup and then you have the national anthems and and then it goes quiet in this because we like to thank our new national hero peter schmeichel for says it is right something hey could be a nice car and this you know. they presented me with a hand he. has i have yeah it was nice but a car would have been nice. had been a hell of it and would have been even better now i called you both legends because you're both representing faith your faith a legend part of this program you're going to be going out on to the pitch prior to kickoff for this playoff match tomorrow. croatia how do you feel representing your nation again this time without being involved in the actual case a bit different whole role of course but i'm really proud that i have prato part of this program and i read it thankful for the free fall for taking care of explain ourselves on such. goodloe it and you speak to the crowd beforehand do you know

what you're going to say you said that we will be in the game you know for sure. and russia has been welcoming football fans from around the world since last year's confederations cup and it seems visiting supporters have embraced the local way of doing things god. was. leading the kind of. guy when are you going to guy that i had out. on the world cup has also been inspiring art projects one global initiative brought together photographers from across russia in an attempt to give the tournament on filtered look. they were given disposable cameras to document how the tournament

has changed the lives of ordinary russians they are also meant to provide a glimpse into the country's footballing culture my colleague jacqueline rocha spoke to the co-founder of the goal click project matthew perry. for russia we decided to do a bigger projects looking at the real russia so we found a photographers from all over the country. to you catherine involved regrets because we asked them to document the country through their own eyes head of the world cup where this particular collaboration what russian football story impressed you the most i think it would be the euro mountains it was a very unusual set of photos which really reveals grassroots football and russian culture through through the game and the photos that we received from the euro mountains were fantastic really looking at how soviet infrastructure

and soviet football infrastructure has developed into the twenty first century. a lot of the focus quite rightly in the lead up to the tournament is on the stadiums the infrastructure and the teams and the world cup itself what we want what we really want to do was tell those on told stories and really give russians a chance to give their own first person perspective and there is one thing i would say particularly about what the russia projects has surprised me with and that is how similar russia is really to a lot of other countries i think there's a perception maybe that russia is very different in some way to the rest of the world and particularly to europe i think one of the things that came through particularly was the divide between urban and rural town countryside a lot of the same stories that we hear from around the world. in in europe. you

know asia there is that difference between you know investment into football in in urban areas first is kind of the rest of the country we've also covered projects in iraqi kurd kurdistan and rule and tackling alleged legacy of genocide. and so. what i think that all of these projects show in whatever country are in is that you really can understand a people through football. i wouldn't say that there's a common cliche football somehow you know it's everybody i mean i'm not saying that for me actually shows the differences but it also. is a way of people understanding one another culture looks like how another people acts because when you tell it through the lens of football it's so much more relatable fans have joined world cup celebrations not only in russia but all over the world sharing their favorite moments on social media r.t.

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what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy if we let it be an arms race. scaring dramatic to follow to believe i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very. time to sit down and talk. for a brags that it was all about the british my to bring back five hundred factories are going to export our way back into a g.d.p. rocket ship and take on the world cool britannia go brittania well it turns out they're all going to be picking fruit out there in kemah very shy.

current american have been destroyed. is raising tariffs and revising old trade agreements when america sneezes can the rest of the world avoid contracting protectionist fever. and welcome back this is r t international now e.u. leaders have agreed to set up processing centers across europe to speed up the resettlement and the deportation of migrants politicians are calling the deal a breakthrough but many people doubt whether it will solve the crisis as artie's policy or reports. having emerged after the nearly ten hour marathon summit e.u. leaders have been patting themselves on the back quite a lot for me this is a satisfying outcome it sends out a good message that we have eventually prepared to join text i'm optimistic that we

can cooperate further i believe that the preparatory work of presidents and the federal chancellor merkel has now brought a real breakthrough that will be more responsible and more support if you are is emerging from this european council italy is not left alone anymore. but in reality the deal getting all this praise is a carefully but vaguely worded one just like so many other agreements struck by the bloc in the past but this one manages to satisfy a diverse range of views so just exactly how was it reached one challenge was dissatisfied who on thursday blocked all joint decisions prior to the summit in an effort to appease tensions the member states decided to stay and rescued migrants on a new territory to so-called control centers across the bloc but and this was only to appease central european countries like the czech republic and hungary those locations are still to be decided and can only happen in countries who volunteer to

have them not surprising their not many volunteers many leaders again pushed for responsibility to fall on first arrival countries who already have enough migrants same tis all sides under the dublin regulation refugees have to buy in the first european country where they are right we are sticking to this rule and it follows that those countries are responsible for migration senses france is not the country's first arrival so most opensource senses notice in trade goes north we are not the first arrival country and most people jump with birth was in an apparent lifeline for the german chancellor angela merkel this non-binding agreement says that all governments must take names. has to stop migrants and refugees from crossing internal borders now this is something that merkel desperately needs as she's facing a two week ultimatum from her coalition partner who is threatening to impose

a new border regime against her world and list local finds and all europe solutions . if european solution cannot be achieved we need to act on our own we agree on the objectives whatever approaches are different in the next fourteen days we will see whether we can find common ground here's another key point of the so-called breakthrough deal european leaders have also better plans to tighten the clocks borders and provide more money to countries like turkey and morocco to prevent migrants from coming to europe processing centers are also being set up in countries like egypt libya niger algeria and others but these are the kind of things that have been happening since two thousand and fifteen and they haven't managed to solve the migrant crisis so perhaps these new or not so new measures are less about helping the migrants and more about saving the hits of some european leaders policy r.t. . all right that does it for mel b. back at the top of the hour with more news your watch martin national guard have.

camera. roughly once they showed some upi you follow them. uncool videos doing the woke up and someone with the broccoli string app. going down more on string i don't rightly don't t.v. generally speaking mr trump's unilateralists notably the unilateralism which we saw with regards to iran it which we also saw with regards to the paris agreement regarding climate change which we saw with regards to the american embassy in jerusalem oldies unilateral decisions challenge from my point of view the quality of our transatlantic relations.

i am x. factor this is the kaiser report the show that massages your mind like find time assist or been a banker who got the best most suits ever feet all day well it's big a feat most of let's talk to stacy herbert stacy and i just called. and max is doing a live periscope as we do this which is a basically a form of russian roulette for a t.v. presenter. except you know talking heads a set of other things whenever you want to put that down then we will commence and begin oh no resume our kaiser and i forget i don't think i'm around so i'm really blind at this point so i have a headline here i thought with give you great joy in fact i think it might give you go leave air bus prepares to take flights aerospace giant i'm brink of

a panda named british investment tens of thousands of manufacturing roles at risk over banks that but for the ordinary brit do not worry about the loss of thousands of jobs tens of thousands of jobs at airbus no no no picking fruit is more fun than you think out of the job seekers tell job seekers picking fruit is more fun than you thought this is the times of london of course picking fruit is what remember pre brags that it was all about the british might to bring back five hundred factories we're going to export our way back into a g.d.p. rocketship and take on the world cool britannia go britannia or turns out they're all going to be picking fruit out there and ken barry schier but it's more fun than you would possibly think is taken for a lot of fun well when i was a teenager i did pick strawberries for turn around pick some strawberries jumped or turn around pick some strawberries and breaks it. we're also briggs's was

a mystic nevertheless it was a job apparently that was supposed to be fun it definitely was kind of fun when we were teenagers and hanging out with all my girlfriends in the strawberry fields but . there's stacy so i want to turn to the next headline because of course as you see from the front page of the times airbus prepares to take flight and picking fruit is more fun than the think well it's not looking so good on the bags at front and apparently theresa may is not having much luck negotiating against merkel nobody seems to have much luck negotiating it's merkel we saw donald trump recently trying to negotiate against her and throw her some starbucks candies from america and then she's stayed firm she stay firm against yanis varoufakis and all the various greek people who tried to get her to back down on the debt but that didn't work either and we're going to get to that but putin glee is latest reason u.k. says it should get breaks that deal the u.k.

will tell the european union that a no deal breaks it will be celebrated by russian president vladimir putin according to a person familiar with the british government's thinking as the latest attempt to soften the bloc stance by britain which wants wide ranging cooperation in areas from crime fighting to financial services but the e.u. insists the u.k. can't have the same level of integration as it enjoyed as a member of the bloc right now you mention greece there are digit mention greece because there's an interesting side point there yeah i'm going to get to that in fact if you go there here is the u.k. and they're trying to negotiate against europe they're having no luck you're europe keeps on saying no no no no no you we're not going to give you all these goodies that you want because you're not part of the block anymore so now they're resorting to they've lost all negotiating leverage and all they have is that if you are so continue to be so hard on us then putin is going to be gleeful right so let me

bring. the point that i made when the breaks of vote went down and i got a lot of flack by making the very obvious statement and observation that the united kingdom relies seventeen eighteen percent of their g.d.p. on exports to the e.u. the e.u. gets maybe four or five percent their g.d.p. is based on exports to great britain so you never go to a gun fight with a knife and united kingdom was never going to win this negotiation and their attitude was a total in title meant like they don't understand we have got the queen so the germans are their friends they're just going to bow down and they're going to give us a great deal because we're great and everyone knows are great and i said wait a minute these are hardened the two tonic just laying german people they're not going to just throw money at you you silly couse well the next headline just shows you who. may is up against what she's trying to negotiate because a full member of the e.u.

who had the euro who was a part of the european union who are actually very enthusiastic members of the european union and embrace that fully and took in all the refugees and and immigrants flooding in throughout the because of the wars that we're fighting in the middle east while germany has made over three billion in profit from greece's crisis since two thousand and ten as keep talking greece reports this is the official response of the federal government to request submitted by the green party in berlin the prophet was transmitted to the central bundesbank and from there to the federal budget the revenues came mainly due to purchases of greek government bonds under the so-called securities markets program of the european central bank so here is and to let merkel who kept on you know they cry they protested they riot in the streets of st thomas where they did all that stuff they threw molotov cocktails they did everything and you know merkel has maintained the same. physical

posture based on reaction for the past ten years and continues to say no and in fact profited from it so here is theresa may i don't know why she expects as a hurry what sort of negotiating power she doesn't even have negotiating power because she's not even in the euro at least greece could kind of threaten to destroy the whole euro this is what happens when you have people of parliament and running britain at number ten who are financially illiterate so we spell out quite specifically how germany is going to benefit by this by making negative bets with friends like john paulson and lloyd blankfein against greece and then going the credit default swap and they make negative press against greece and greece collapses and they make billions of dollars an hour by having greece be a basket case it keeps the euro cheap which helps germany which is a huge export powerhouse why that's a benefit to them now finally ten years later they say you know what germany did make billions of euros all the destruction of greece guess what germany is going to be billions and billions of pounds on the destruction of the u.k.

that's big to do the k. it's the fourth reich as i said at the time it's being manifested in real time and there's recently. to cross through with my aunt lu well it's worth also noting that you know you mentioned the export figures between the u.k. and europe it wasn't really that where the u.k. benefited the most where they benefited the most was as a sort of you know banking center from u.s. and china on me europe so they acted as a central clearing house for all that and now we're seeing signs of banks leaving the u.k. but we do have a banking story in the headlines because all of those economies across europe whether it's now italy or prior to that greece they collapse because the bank of shenanigans let's call them that because of course we're talking about a british bank here and one must only sation and sin and little mistakes.

interest in appropriate. behavior really terribly hard. well our friend neil mitchell is in the news neil mitchell friend of kaiser report well lloyds under pressure as eight of us fraud report is published so there was an internal lloyds banking group report written by a former manager apa bank and published on tuesday alleges serious misconduct by the lender over the handling and disclosure fraud of this pos reading unit report written in twenty thirteen after the lloyds manager had taken her concerns to the police alleges h. bos executives knew of the fraud as early as two thousand and four and failed to properly disclose it with far reaching implications given lloyds takeover of h. boss in two thousand and nine it also states lawyers mishandled this investigation and disclosure of the fraud following that takeover now m.p.'s had pleaded with lawyers to please release this to the public please show the public which by the way has bailed out your bank and all the other banks and many of the other banks at least in the united kingdom in the certainly the financial system itself were

bailed out by the inflation tax caused by the quantitative easing so they subpoenaed peaceful aides released that report to the public and lloyd said oh well we can't do that because of confidential confidentiality of our clients and our customers and things like this well neil mitchell had the report and he released it in the matter of national interest he's a lot of you know the attitudes are the consumer in the banking sector in the u.k. straight them like mushrooms you feed them essentially feces and you keep them in the dark and feed them dog poop essentially that's the attitude that the regulators number ten downing street everyone who has any oversight capacity whatsoever for the u.k. banking industry treat them all like mushrooms now we of course were reporting on this in real time we informed the british public about the frauds that were going on the massive fraud oh my little camera seems to have become flacid well put them over there first so i can maybe i'll go off the air go. the camera. is still on but

you know be you there about that you have to watch the actual show to get the show you can just watch like periscope so there you have a ranking system that was caught red handed and we reported on this we said look this is sell lawyer. barclays all these banks are committing massive fraud and of course the biggest impediment to getting that information to the british public was off oh yeah and the entire system there as the article in the guardian knows ok the guardian as important as i can come right back to that the report has circulated privately among regulators and law enforcement officials for years but has not been made available to the public who chose not to release that to the public eye from it doesn't get released to the public well because of all these regulations against that sort of speech where or basically providing information to the peasants that are the public that form of speech in other words if the when

they say public they mean peasant member in the u.k. less of that's important yet the subjects so also like look at this tone here's a so-called progressive newspaper called the guardian and they're called that's the left wing of the right wing is the telegraph well look out this is their own sentence written in this article about lloyds this report released by a kaiser report regular neil mitchell this is shows you the difference between the likes of kaiser report and the guardian here's their assessment the publication of this report comes at a sensitive time for lloyd's as it attempts to move past the painful legacy of missteps before and during the financial crisis right because that is why people to tune in to report not because it makes printing gleeful unhappy it's because they don't want to hear people say oh these little missteps since it's very unfortunate the scottish business now.