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247 used to live. from the team you know neal hello and welcome. we start in st petersburg where world leaders of international decision makers have gathered to discuss finance and the business on a whole lot more the international economic forum earlier in the day the russian president warned of possible global threats about the united states withdrawal from . the missile defense agreement is a step towards destabilisation r.t.c. oliva train co has been following the forum for us some of the wealthiest businessmen on this planet international officials spend most of their time at the international economic forum here at the venue but those who get an invitation on the 1st day of the forum actually head to vladimir putin st petersburg residence

at some point during the day to take part in the events chaired by the russian leader and one of these events was a get together with the heads of the most important international news agencies and during that panel vladimir putin had quite a few quick cool things to say about washington raising signatures on some of the most important treaties that control the use of missiles missile defense and so on we can remember how george w. bush decided to ditch the anti-ballistic missile treaty almost 20 years ago we can also remember what donald trump did to the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty last year so here's what mr putin said in particular. it seems like the global threat issue's been ignored that raise concerns our american partners have withdrawn from the anti-ballistic missile treaty so what ladies and

gentlemen i would like to ask you did anyone of you protest or takes to the streets with play cards no silence but it was ok but this was the 1st step for a fundamental destabilizing of the whole construction of international relations in terms of global security so every once in a while president putin is reminding journalists and pretty much the rest of the world as a result of the collapsing i.n.f. treaty donald trump one said that russia was in playing by the rules and that's why he's saying goodbye to it although moscow was saying that. it wasn't violating anything and now mr putin believes that in washington the elite is realizing that accountability will be on the way and that's why according to the washroom president they are trying to blame everything on russia when it comes to the possible revival of the agreement or the possibility of creating a new one vladimir putin is making it clear that there needs to be an absolutely

transparent international discussion on the matter involving professionals from all over the world and mr putin is saying that there is hope that this kind of thing could happen but the latest conversation with president trump instills a suits and optimism in me told me he's also concerned in the stands the expense the united states is the rest of the world put into weapons of course today the most significant thing is negotiations between countries with the largest nuclear potential but i think it's necessary to only include countries official and unofficial this may be the one light at the end of the tunnel among other things that we heard from mr putin was another poke in the face of american officials the russian president says that america is treating venezuela quote as its own backyard he also had something to say about the u.k. he believes that moscow and london should turn the page of spy scandals and

assassination attempts and start a new story probably with a blank sheet. has also been speaking to russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman ria zahara your spirit take all the days most pressing issues. saying it's not a status quo i think this is understanding some countries probably washington and probably in that. it is not that easy nowadays. withdraw official government from independent country and state that it's it's not fair and it's actually in the way how the thing should be done in the 21st century. i think it's not about sending signals to russia it should be about sending signals to the people of ukraine and not only people who voted for these new president

but also it should be a signal that those people who had not possibility to vote for the president i'm talking about dunbar's i just want to remind you that people believing who were living in the bus they did not have a possibility to though. because this is narrow which was prepared for syria by western states was not realized they failed with the concept of old with os masak must go concept was not realized and now when the terrorism is of course not fully conquered jobs in syria and the syrian people have a real chance to build they have huge share there you bring you peaceful life i think they just lost any sort of interest of this country well it is the

international economic forum there in st petersburg so we've been working to bring all the fuse on perspective on the global on russian economy as well here's the forecast for instance of the president of the. investment company. it's always very interesting and funny to speak about woods easily janelle russia because russia is certain 4 times we goes on my country france and these are biggest country in the world so i see e's russia is related from the rest of the world was a word easily did we're doing cooperate with russia. you know it's like very long time ago when we read in a long to a newspaper carries forward to channel to continue until late it is exactly the same just same spirit no i seen precious not easily to rush hour of course are just a problem for them to support the sanctions bija proves now we do and that's a couple of resilience all resistance of economy questions of a strong you know central bank it was a bad name he's warning the interesting man age of

a way to maintain the rate between the robbers and the usual state to decrease the rate of inflation it's really 4 per cent too often it could be good balance of. finance. already a good number of russia is going for pretty well of course it's difficult for them in the private sector for big worldwide company windsor leaders are shown the idea of sanctions like recently for example to progress but anyway problem we put them weight on their feet but when. our alessio check in some more global news this hour a u.s. senator is demanding an investigation into secret nuclear technology transfers from the united states to saudi arabia senator tim kaine who obtained the information from the energy department called the situation dangerous. i worry that they're

trying to hide information that would that would maybe lead us to uncover that there are some you know corruption or or sweetheart deal in this that they don't want the american public to know well the concern soran the timing of the approval it's was signed off a little over 2 weeks after the brutal killing of saudi dissident journalist jamal khashoggi for which several. officials were blamed the u.s. energy department confirmed the transfer back in march after the 1st reports emerged but how responded to the request for comment on cain's statement saudi arabia for its part claims its atomic program is quote strictly 1st civil and peaceful uses well the u.s. congress is also disturbed by the quote level of covertness that surrounded the transfers and that no time reference has been given by the trump administration picking up the story 1st over there on the east coast. the fact that the trumpet

ministration provided nuclear technical expertise to the saudi monarchy has got some in congress pretty rattled the trump administration has broken this precedent they kept it secret we found out in march that they had done a number of transfers to saudi arabia it turns out that right after the show he was murdered by the saudis and they were lying about it the administration said fine here here's we'll pass nuclear technology on to you now a quick reminder the killing of the journalist sent shock waves around the world when he was killed in the country's consulate in istanbul now the brutal death apparently sent shock waves throughout the world but it wasn't enough to stop some nuclear deals now it appears that the trump team was rushing perhaps because they thought the fallout from the killing would make it more controversial at a later date and following the shoji case a bipartisan group of legislators did indeed pass a law allowing congressional oversight of any nuclear cooperation agreements with saudi arabia and tom certainly does seem eager to promote nukes how many countries

have it iran is going to happen at some point we have to say you know what we're better off if japan protects itself against this maniac in north korea we're better off frankly if south korea is going to start to protect its saudi arabia you have to look at saudi arabia absolutely now let's not forget that saudi arabia is a signatory of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and they do have a working agreement with the international atomic energy agency however arms control experts raised their eyebrows over the building of a recent nuclear reactor facility do you have to get into that does not want to acquire any nuclear bomb but without a doubt if iran developed a nuclear bomb we will follow suit as soon as possible the united states administration is going to give the saudi arabian nuclear technology while they are fighting and doing sanctions on your own to not have nuclear technology for peaceful reasons if saudi is going to have it so day should the american them.

american administration should be fair and now everyone to have the nuclear technology peaceful peaceful cause now peaceful nuclear energy is certainly permitted and russia has worked with saudi arabia on atomic energy before however russia's agreements with saudi arabia were upfront transparent and they included a signed roadmap on what would and would not be happening with the program the us secrecy is certainly frustrating to the point that with any deal done behind closed doors you have to wonder what they're trying to hide. r.t. new york. now a former nurse thought to be germany's worst peace time serial killer has been sentenced for the deaths of 5 patients it is feared he spoke hundreds more are to reports from court after the break don't miss this.

this in petersburg international economic forum is a unique event in today's business world. over the last 21 years the forum has become a leading global platform for discussing economic issues facing russia emerging markets and the world thousands of business community members attend the forum to address today using vital issues. especially foreign coverage. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic they follow the only closely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk.

just approaching a quarter of an hour into the program welcome back a german nurse who murdered 85 patients has been given a 2nd life sentence 42 year old neil's hogle earlier said he was quote and list of the story in 2005 hogle was caught tampering with a syringe pump that ministering a cardiac medicine without cause now that led to a series of investigations he was a nationally convicted of attempted murder in 2008 sentenced to more than 7 years in prison that in 2015 the judge sentenced him to life in prison for 2 murders and 2 attempted murders. in the courts where the sentence was handed down.

that is of no doubt an absolutely shocking case of course we heard the verdict for news her go 42 year old former nurse who is believed right now to be the most prolific serial killer in post-war germany and probably worldwide he was found guilty of killing 85 people and god a life sentence which is the toughest punishment here in germany or i would rather say their life sentence because today's court was the 1st one for mr fergal and he's currently serving a life time jail term for 2 other murders and attempted murders he had been convicted of back in 2015 a massive trial huge public attention court proceedings had to be held in these festival hall that you can see behind me instead of the original court to embrace all those people who wanted to attend the trial including the families of the victims of course and the man's work behind the verdict investigators looked into

200 suspicious cases and had to you 100 just just think about that 130 bodies including germany and poland and in turkey but the problem is that most of the people who died during mr her girls she said the hospitals work are maintained and we heard today from many people including from the main george of the program says that the exact number of people killed by mr her ago is still unclear what actually happened for 5 long years starting in the year of 2000 needles her girl working as a nurse would pick up that patient any age any sacks any social ground any raise all medical health condition to inject kind of a cocktail of drugs to cause cardiac arrest or other complications so that later he

could calm and revive the pay. to win everybody's admiration and he's call exe were really impressed with his skills and they even gave him a flattery nickname resuscitate a rambo so they suspected nothing until a certain moment but actually rambo was not able to save all of his. victims hardly the most shocking thing that needs her go committed his crimes at 2 different medical institutions and while he was serving as a nurse in the 1st clinic actually it became clear at some point for the authorities that the number of that's almost doubled so they started suspecting something and they decided to simply get treated the nurse without reporting their fear is anywhere and after that mr her go was able to find a job at another hospital in neighboring town with no problem who is to blame so we

have been able to talk about that with so many people today and all of them almost agree that the reason a complex of reasons behind this terrible situation let's take a listen it's not only the system of hospitals and and. people who are working in those hospitals but i think it's almost a problem of each person just to look away don't want to see what's happening and. i guess many people are thinking oh i don't know it's not my fault it's not my case i would just go ahead and i haven't seen anything and that's the main problem i guess we have seen from the perpetrator who is completely feelings and empathy and then we have a culture of looking away if people had paid more attention to the information to do so then things would have been different to mine and i'm not dismissing we need to have the possibility to provide information anonymously and we have to include

it into the educational system. since people are motivated to work together to identify the mistakes instead of treating these issues as to who speak openly about mistakes to voice down in future and that should be an important part of the magical education. let's keep our attention in europe where there has been a major political shift in denmark where the liberal party has conceded victory to the social democrats they want to majority in parliament in an election dominated by climate change well for cuts immigration issues as well its leader who's now is said to be the country's youngest ever prime minister and he was the clear it a sea change in the country's political direction and you have that denmark should have a new majority there denmark should take a new direction tonight we have a historic victory for their red block in the parliament just give us some background here her center left party has bucked a number of the immigration measures done in the years including bombs on the burka

. the confiscation of valuables as well you remember that story from migrants who arrive in the country. voted in favor of doubling penalties for crimes and so-called migrant ghetto areas and pushed for making daycare monday tree and disadvantaged areas with parents who refused to send their children there losing their social benefit payments now the party defended its stance saying these are the problems that people wanted to be solved not immigration to be controlled we heard from a member of germany's left party who say yes denmark social democrats are talking all the issues that are on the voters' minds right now. what the dentist voters care about is what they do want their government and their track record that is a very broad social welfare and that's what most of the damage voters they want to see them record their social welfare system and they want to do that not at the

expense of immigrants but they very much want to see immigrants integrate into danish society they don't want to see women with workers on the streets they don't want to see. with males rules they want to see a integrated society and the sort of democrats have promised to look at that while at the same time trying to social welfare and i think that is a core part of the democrats i did that is something that everyone in the denmark believe is argued to be able to deliver. now a french priest maybe in hot water after he was filmed singing songs critical of president in a church the video shows him and a group of yellow vest protesters joining in. very much were moving purchases it or of the last of mocking the french presidential man on the

chronic during mass the no call for it he's filed the complaint and the priest himself could now find himself facing charges of content the failure to the strict the difference between church and state and also talking politics in a place of worship now he is a well known supporter of the yellow face was meant to last for particular based on the baby jesus and at the same time counting crosses at around about the return of that meeting in memory of those who had died during clashes and protests which he leads back in 2016 however he was already disassociated from the church. and that is what he was accused of embezzling 100000 euros some money that the congregation had to mated he was subsequently fined 15000 euros in this particular video he's holding a mass in normandy and you can see him add this corning red cross of

a moron saying we're coming together and the local prosecutor's office is investigating that the video itself has already thing tweeted thousands of times and the results are in and number of french politicians coming out of speeches last week against its force the art scene harris. that will keep a close eye on that story just to see what if anything comes of it so well indeed get involved have your say on any of the stories you've just seen on our teams facebook page or was it a few interesting discussions going on there live from moscow this is 247 our team international. legitimacy is a question that is close to libya and the one believes to the side that is the

libyan people that is why we should carefully slowly gradually legally go into election day you have basically 2 parties so everybody laban's the other the way you want because there is a very deep crisis of leadership and this crisis of legitimacy cannot be sold by going to be a. so you know greece this is the end of the series if we could just let josie marino walk away and say we decided to treat up. used to a very special set well touchy feely but i guess. we walk along an interesting path as a team but this time to go back to the time slot thanks for putting on such

a great party. with the red carpet the only thing that i didn't enjoy was my dancing on ice in moscow my dancing. on ice. well thankfully we nailed it literally that we.

welcome to the alex salmond show in the wake of president failed state visit to the u.k. to to form the president cause complete consternation before he arrived casting diplomatic protocol to the forwards even before he stepped gingerly down the steps of air force one he had blatantly intervened and the conservative party leadership race told outgoing prime minister to reason why she'd made a muck of bricks that i mean gauged and made treacherous spot west london mayor side caught however perhaps a calming influence of her majesty the queen put the president on his best behavior 1st said it when you were part of the. this contrast was billing we summed up as paul acrimony and the marlins cartoon in the times the presidential arrival also provoked a mass protest. the speaker of the house of commons put paid to any plan of addressing parliament in westminster hall but his baby balloon effigy was given special permission by the mayor of london to fly over them and so in the show we

start a 2 part examination of the politics of protest and an upcoming show will draw a contrast between working class glasgow taking to the mean streets a century ago and middle class london if city taking to the theatrical boards to campaign against h.s.t. however this speak their mind that the center of the storm is don't know g. trump and we take a look at the effectiveness or otherwise of the protests which have been ranged against him but then this television interconnected age what form of protest actually works best is it to put hundreds of thousands onto the streets like the people's phones. or is it most effective to lace the message with humor like the lead by don't his campaign projecting on to big ben disparaging remarks by british john said about trump before he became president alex talks to one of the organizers of this week's on teacher protest was against the government for colluding with trump and the things that he does and it was the sense alliterative to the american people who are resisting his policies domestically and we take

a look back at great protests of the past with the man behind the legendary rock against racism protest of the late 1970 s. which for the 1st time mobilized the music industry behind a great national cause and struck a chord which has been copied many times since. fantastic on a cultural activity things like a lot of varied and womad and peter gabriel's things all came off to rome but 1st your tweets mess just in also response to a show of last week bob says labor in tory support in scotland has never recovered but is being assumed the reappearing reestablish the status quo i don't think so trust in both of the major says been waiting so i expect that the seismic shift to remain past the next general election david says good balanced line up of this race says scotland has a referendum on quitting england i'm going alone but the scottish voter to see now i think we here in england should have our referendum to see if the english what

you wear us and i think the answer would be no go please just go back over the border where you belong rennie says westminster as a puppet parliament fiasco proves it and finally body says i think england should have a referendum for independence or let scotland wales i'm northern ireland sort themselves . now before the present even arrived he was courting controversy boris johnson were waiting for the invitation to tea and making marco was accused of making nasty comments for a preview of the suggestion that his massage name may not make the present one of the great healers of politics however though tom does have the ability to bring people together the warring factions in the labor party live their differences the site to join in the anti trump protests while the problem cheerleaders of labor and the s. and p. linked arms to boycott to state dinner but what was the aim of the mass protest and who was it end.