i. think the. protests the ruling party rebellion and threats of a snap election a blockbuster briggs it showdown gets under way in the u.k. parliament returned from the summer recess. as the u.s. media outlet been interfering abroad for a whole century look at whether the russian meddling could have been used for events a 1000 years ago. every teams in yemen pulled 88 bodies from the ruins of a prison bombed by the saudi led coalition with the red cross saying the number of dead. 100.

very good to have your company deceiving you watching on t.v. internet. high tensions have created the 1st day that the u.k. parliament is got back down to business following the long summer recess and it's no surprise bags are still dominating proceedings with tempest still a boiling point. everyone in this government wants a deal with you why do. we do it we do but it is a reality that the has a call to reject the car with broad agreement 3 drugs and it simply cannot be 3 thank you iran's right to it that is why i wrote to president older mr sherman i know to you as a senior and distinguished elder statesman tomorrow space to set an example of good

behavior. or in london or the briggs's looking more dishevelled now than john burke where are we. oh you're quite right the wild has gone mad for bracks that day even more so than usual why while as you said the house of commons has just got back from and got together for the 1st time since the summer recess and it was not short on drama in fact in just the fast few minutes of boris johnson's address the conservative and pete filippi stood up and actually crossed over to the benches of the liberal democrats let's take a look at that moment. to you richard it's all the words mr speaker are taking back control of our trade policy and restoring our independence seat in the w t o for the 1st time in 46 years our exports.

now this is important because it leaves boris johnson without a majority which makes it really difficult for a government to try to pass any type of legislation but johnson continued and in fact reiterated his commitment to to deliver on bret's that by the facts 1st of october come what may but what actually followed was probably unsurprisingly the trading of blows and blame. that's what they want to thank you for sus to beg for yet another point this. he isn't winning friends in europe he's losing friends at home this is a government with no mandate no morals and as of today no majority thank you who is a man who's 35 and every single piece of e.u. legislation he voted against maastricht he voted against this bill that time and

time again the prime minister is acting more like a 10 foot dictator than a democrat yes when will the prime minister still playing with people's lives and still brags that it is. enough is enough the country wants this done and they want the referendum respected. and all this is in the run up to a very important moment in part because on tuesday evening remain m.p.'s will try and take control of the house of commons agenda so you've got 2 more if they can try and push through an anti no deal nor the law effectively breck's it yet again this time until january 2020 unless of course boris johnson can't get a deal from the e.u. before. and of course it's got johnson particular because he has consistently said that he will not go back to brussels with his tail between his legs begging for yet another extension which is why they are probably rumors swirling 1 around that he

might in fact trigger a general election which would give him of course if he triumphed in the polls as he's widely expected to do a fresh mandate to negotiate so 3 years on and there's still a lot of confusion and and uncertainty in the halls of westminster and of course 3 years on and peace seemingly still doing all that they can in order to delay the delivering of thought 2016 referendum a big day and a big week for bracks and for boris johnson who i'm sure is hoping the these events won't make him the shortest prime minister in british history. you know many things . going on the seeding it will bring you the latest on the braggs it shambles in london. the former m.p. george galloway police response there's been acting undemocratically all. it t.

years ago this week britain declared war on nazi germany which had on the 1st of september 1939 invaded poland within months britain stood alone with the hitler forces at the channel ports an imminent invasion feared expected by everyone 80 years later our borders johnson calls a 5 day extra holiday for parliament and the british bourgeoisie goes into hysterics and i'm talking bourgeois leftists as well as rightists the mass media the parliamentary labor party virtually all of them the liberals the guardian the e.u. fanatics triggered by a 5 day prorogue ation they've gone to court they've threatened to block

bridges occupies streets even called for a general strike they call it a coup but in fact the coup is then they see that their government has pulled a coup over parliament but its parliament that has been operating a coup against the will of the british people it's quite simple really it's no longer even about bricks it it's about democracy if people vote not knowing if their vote is going to count or if it's going to be stolen from them or if they win if that victory will be robbed in front of their eyes democracy no longer means anything at all that's why i say you can campaign to rejoin the european union if you like. and you won't have much by way of political traction if you do but the decision of the bricks referendum to leave the

european union just must be implemented and anyone who stands in the way of it is not a champion of democracy but is in fact an enemy of democracy and if you enjoyed that you can watch stores gather wasteful take on bags it by heading to instagram page. barely a european trip by u.s. officials can go by these days without some criticism of russia following that tradition vice president mike pence is once again warned of russian interference during a visit to poland. now is the time for us to remain vigilant. about the intentions and the actions being taken by russia. as we stand together and as we see other nato allies follow your lead president due to. meet their obligations to

our common defense in nato we know their efforts will fail. or princes remarks that come as a daily based article frames historical events going right back 100 years as russian interference but as mad as the now are gays why stop there. there are a few legends as obscure and my dear as this one seemed leaguers the freemasons u.f.o.'s the loch ness monster and big foot there is russian meddling and with every retelling someone nods and the little twist i mean who is going to disprove them the russians have been attacking us for 100 years but moscow mich still doesn't get it now it's the daily beast turns out russian meddling is ancient lenin who already targeted western capitalism and specifically britain for a long term campaign of infiltration and subversion you scared yet well you better

be lenin himself was a bit of a medlar says the daily beast though they do say a lot of things but with every telling as i said a little something gets added in this case another 50 years to russian election meddling plus the 50 years that mr secretary of state pompei o added when it was his. of course i'm the one before that and the one before that i hope i didn't stop at 2008 you can go back to the seventy's. i decided to investigate these claims and fortunately they wouldn't let me play spooky music didn't take long though to discover how old this meddling was literally here is russian octopus depicted in 2018 its tentacles reach far far back into the past same octopus seen in the 1950s who were incidents i think

not it's the same one cited again in 1970 russian octopuses do you know there's only one and we'd never have known if not for british imperial propaganda no matter how deeply buried the truth is out there and the new york city a forgotten passageways the monk covered more evidence of russian meddling that you know the russians interfered in the us civil war sent warships to support the north abraham lincoln sue and fixedly did they meddle with the americans actually welcome those warships potentially the russians not only lost the election for hillary clinton but the war for the confederate states now this is the part where the spooky music would have been really good the founding fathers were infiltrated

and recruited by what would all wouldn't become the k.g.b. benjamin franklin himself 789 was elected to the russian academy of sciences for his quote scientific contributions others say he passed on early manuscripts of the us constitution as russian handlers the proof is in your wallet look at his face on the $100.00 bill it doesn't smile and it's well known that russians. never smart it was difficult but we tracked it back a 1000 years we found russian meddling before russia even existed. anyway millennium ago the ruler of kiev and roosts married his daughter to the french king unsurprisingly the king died very soon and she ruled france for decades 1000 years of russian meddling proved beyond doubt

back to you daily beast let's see what you can dig up about jesus christ that is ties to the k.g.b. . 88 bodies have been pulled from the rubble of a jail in southern yemen which was bombed by the saudi led coalition now according to the red cross more than 100 people are presumed to being killed the charity has condemned the attack as shocking the facility in question has the around 170 people medics have been dispatched to the scene of was thought to be the deadliest strike on the country this year been right there a few hours after the. got me a whole lot leaner around evil to support around in hospitals around 50 people have been people who need to be can see 110 bar under 10 people have been.

around 20 people missing. are also lying on the drug. but $300.00 jacks those accusations and insisted to corporate cautions to protect civilians the coalition also claims that the building was in fact not a prison but a storage facility for drones and missiles. this is a traditional huth the tactic and a violation of the laws of armed conflict this site was not registered with the united nations and was not on the no strike list the south an outlet made night where all of the coalition warplanes work the residence in the war planes flew past and drop bombs directly at the building where 170 prisoners were in custody what you are seeing now is a real disaster scene it is a crime against humanity have been civil war pits rebels against the multinational coalition led by riyadh for years of fighting of resulted in the world's worst humanitarian disaster head of the delegation of the red cross told us international

law may have been broken. in suburbia again mussab a very big move that we have been between various people would hand be in close contact with them so it was a place that was quite well known to get a nice letter of directly or protect the fine print money carrying the when you are a peg person to the park a picnic by international humanitarian you all the question of violation of our your child is really at the full ground to have a definite conclusion we need. to back that on the stand what the multiplication what precautionary measures that are taken by boarding or p.c.t. said very tragic incident that has killed a very very high number of people. ok thanks for staying with r.t. more news coming your way after this very short break.

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makes. me. welcome back a 3rd day of commemorations is being held in the southern russian town of beslan marking 15 years since the deadliest terrorist attack in the country's modern history hit a local school tuesday so many school children release 334 balloons one thing each victim of the massacre and hawkins reports from a warning you may find some of the images coming up disturbing. 334 balloons released into the sky. 334 lives tragically taken away 15 years ago.

the 1st days of september of course russia celebrated as the start of a new academic year the start of new lives when you school children even though the memories are etched in tragedy islamic terrorists took over a 1000 people hostage keeping them without food or water for 3 days on the final day a chaotic gun battle with security forces meant $300.00 plus people never made it out alive. today marks the 3rd and final day of remembrance services for those who lost their lives at school number one or what's left of the left of it a bell was rung symbolically to symbolize the start of that never happened for those children just earlier today at the memorial the names of all the victims were read out as the people here fell still and silent many here today lost friends relatives and loved ones even more were directly involved in the tragic events of 2004 even those who have little memory or no memory of what happened are

still deeply affected you know at this time or just because now you're. going to go reform the work. on your. side is knowledge don't stop with people if it were squashed don't come believe it or not us guys if you do it again. i want if you called or emailed i'm sure pleasure. you got that you're shouted out in your skies really don't appreciate you. did it just stop when you were persona non legend so for you mom or. dad it just goes just so you brought. me to humor. the opinion. that i was written by then optimist i am about to give in it. just acknowledged i did it don't wish.

it was march and i did. yeah she doesn't look like the chef. mommy yet you could anguish will call in any. way to. this cemetery was built specially for the victims of the beslan siege at the time the small town just couldn't cope with the numbers of dead locals though don't call it that they call it the city of angels where the portraits of the victims are carved out in the headstones the children forever in childhood the adults forever young. hundreds of lives lost thousands of lives shattered. we'll never forget. 5 people have been killed in

a series of foreign the clashes in south africa. i . was. i. i i i i was the violence erupted after claims were made by a group on social media accusing foreigners of selling drugs and stealing jobs locals then began looting foreign owned stores and torching fear cols police used rubber bullets against the crowd the president's condemned the action as wanton violence bill 30 however denied the looting is linked with xenophobia insisting these columns are opportunistic and spring an independent journalist lucre very has been following this story good evening lou the south african president says condemning the clashes of course saying that there's no way you can justify attacking foreigners but do we know what really provoked these attacks. well i

think mainly it's poverty that all the british or the columnists state they colonized the south africa over the dutch and they took it from the dutch. at the time it was marching on moscow so it's a long time ago at the beginning of the end of the 18th century. and they brought indian state brought people from pakistan from. bengalis from. the engine subcontinent to to work for the meal tasks and accountants sometimes in managerial positions and these people stayed in africa and south africa and they became most of them shopkeepers so nearly all shops in south africa are in the hands of asians so injured there are present 2.5 percent of the population so. it is that there is some braces and there is sachs and because you know the

shopkeeper is rich as compared to the core population but it is mostly an issue of lutein of senegal the poverty of the of the black population which is still suffering enormously now despite the fact that the government is trying hard to create schools to bring electricity to in the stores so which and things in all the townships and so barracks all for big cities like china spark or pretoria. if we saw similar actions in for example european country or the united states they'd be probably labeled as acts of nationalism and often that's linked back to the leader of that country you see it in the likes of hunger viktor orban in france even donald trump takes a lot of criticism in the u.s. do you think that's why the south african leaders denying there is any nationalism here because it could reflect badly on him. well they do of course they're not too proud of what had happened. it's not very nice but that africa has some problems

with its white farmers own and there is racism racism involved you know the government as taken farmers from white farmers and farmer said been killed like that was the case for bob so that there is great fear in the white population in south africa that present 8.2 percent of the population that this would worsen but if you take that the scenes that are to be of america for example in america you had to send sort of riots with looting and there it was korean and vietnamese shopkeepers because the shopkeepers sakari in and yet i mean so it's not really braces me it's just a matter of poverty and people that can't resist to keep one the opportunity is their families and because of the history of racial problems in south africa it's always going to be an accusation that thrown around 1st and foremost but if it is about poverty as you say what can be done to improve the

situation. whoa what's good is is that mr moffat is an honest man it seems like jacob zuma was there before and so on that it's hope that the government. you know which is the a.n.c. action which is the people that it's the government of the black people it's the black people governing themselves so the government mr mafioso can can tell them be patient i know we've had some limits patients but you know the distance between the poverty of the black population and the rich whites in 1904 when the 1st elections free elections came was so big that to catch up it will take another decade for sure if not to and so all from a force that can do with you know really build schools and send and things needed any increase wages of the population and find jobs for them as quickly as possible

of course that is another problem is that the population grows very fast but it's in their own hands so it's the block population and their leaders of the a.n.c. that manage the country and that can do something for their own population so it's somehow are you sure in the sense that the government feels the need to go faster and quicker and better look appreciate your time independent journalist my guess that things thank you. and he thanks to each and every one of you tuning in from home this is our to international journey for updates on the top sort of move briggs it for that coming i'm sure see you in half an hour. this is a sticker from the water bottle phone in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers they're in the. bad was

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overcome fear and salvage they deal with. them to discuss that i'm now joined by iran's foreign affairs minister zarif or is in moscow crash off the 7 visit france minister it's good to talk to you again thank you very much for it's good to be here with you now on the eve of your visit to moscow your spokesman announced that you were going to discuss among other things the latest developments in the case of implementation and some would say that sounds overly optimistic many people believe that these deal is dad and barry is a no it's not because i believe jason pugh it was an important accomplishment of the come see and it's too early to talk about its demise as mark twain said the news of its demise are greatly exaggerated but unfortunately the europeans have not been able to put their money where their mouth is they have

been stating their support for the j.c. pure way but they have not been prepared to take the risks and to invest in order to maintain a great achievement of diplomacy now we talk about europeans because russia and china are totally different be continue to have x. excellent relations with both countries of course russia and china are also affected by the united states and by the eagle measures i don't call them sanctions but economic terrorism why the united states against iran but that but the europeans have not other than making general statements in support of a ship you have not been prepared to invest in it now it is important for them to implement their commitments the reason i've been to france twice and president rouhani has been talking with president mccrone and today.