was to close the suspects linked to the terrorist attack on the capital metro system the confessed twelve people were killed in the blast of two hundred or injured days been declared an official day of mourning. an explosion in the russian metro was a painful reminder indeed of the terror attack in the russian capital a year ago and it's only some front office the russian presidential representative on combating terrorism spoke to r.t. about the need to share experience gained through such tragedy. i'm not going to suffer want to thank you for being with us today once again rumors about the death of russia's most wanted have been flying around do you believe that duncombe are of his dead unfortunately we don't presently have any official confirmation as i know require medical examinations and other procedures are finalized yet however according to various implicit data he's likely to be a lot of. people thought prematurely that perhaps dockyard was killed but doesn't i ration a terrorist gangs leader actually mean elimination of the actual organization as well i don't think that in princi

the headlines but every small of the victims of monday's terrible loss that tore through the capital's metro killing twelve and injuring more than two hundred people the first funerals will take place today amidst. major advantage says it's not just colonel gadhafi and the rebels to blame for the situation spiraling out of control in libya for the coalition forces to russian president also touched on next to me as a race for the kremlin as he talked to journalists ahead of his visit to china. and american taxpayers are forced to pay more than any other country in the world to fund washington's ever growing military campaigns talking health care and education this year alone the u.s. is planning to spend around seven hundred billion dollars in its mint condition. only a tax on the belorussian and metro back tragic similarities to the terrible things on metro one yet and yet then the responsibility for the attack was taken by the russians waste one tenth friction with the book model told us the former of the russian presidential representative on combating terrorism code ought to experience ag

headlines coloration authorities on the hunt for the mastermind behind it terror attack on the capital's metro that killed twelve people injured more than two hundred but the blast happened during evening rush hour in the first deadly attack in the country's modern history. and war veterans quorn of looming danger in libya claiming the western coalition's been using the brain a poison that has been deployed in order military campaigns to substances known to cause cancer and the patients. and a trip to remember russia marks fifty years since the first human spaceflight that turned a soviet cause manado into a legend and a household name around the world yuri gagarin completed his orbit of the earth april twelfth nineteen sixty one cementing his place in space exploration history. spoke with some of fellow trainees victor got about cole who says a pioneer is a journey is not without its trials. their residence the best restaurant bar for them so that about course thank you for being with us today you were part of the group of fluffy sers who are preparing for the first manned space flight how ma

headlines now but there is mourns the victims of monday's terrible loss that tore through the capital's metro killing twelve and injuring more than two hundred people first funerals going to take place today in its. mission to get it says it's not just colonel gadhafi in the rebels today the situation started out of control in libya the coalition forces russian president also touched on next year's race for the kremlin and top generals had was to turn. on american taxpayers are forced to stump up more than any other country in the world to fund washington's ever growing military campaigns from health education to sierra learn the u.s. is planning to spend around seven hundred billion dollars on his military machine. when the attack on the better russian retro was a painful reminder of the terror that precedes the russian capital a year ago then the russia's most wanted man chechen warlord or cool enough came for sponsibility so far those behind the minsk attack remain unknown toilets on the russian presidential representative on combat in terrorism told r.t. the two should work together to so

at the headlines to reduce one of the victims of monday's terrible loss that tore through the capital's metro killing twelve and injuring more than two hundred people the first funerals will take place today and gets. me to madrid it says it's not just colonel gadhafi and the rebels to play the situation smart enough to control it via the coalition forces to. i still feel sick on next year's race for the criminal as he talked to journalists ahead of his official visit to chile. and american taxpayers of course to stump up more than any other country in the world under washington's everywhere in the region campaigns of trumping health and education this era then the u.s. is planning to spend around seven hundred billion dollars on its move finishing. the attack on the other russian metra it was a painful reminder of the terror that besieged the russian capital a year ago then russia's most wanted man chechen one of the one of temper sponsibility so far those behind the minsk attack remain on know what i thought i saw on the russian the presidential representative on combating terrorism told r.

mosque a welcome back but a ruse to close the suspects linked to the terrorist attack on the capital's metro system have confessed twelve people were killed in the blast of a two hundred injured today's been declared an official day of. the global power structure could be shifting with political experts warning here and the rest to watch their backs as the world's finest is growing economies gain brown bears of pressure for still india china and south africa are gathering to discuss a new international financial model and the libyan crisis. funding wars of the expense of education many americans iraq and all this is more social costs are announced all the pentagon refuses to battle the gigantic defense budgets around seven hundred billion dollars is spent each year on the country's military president reagan but once vowed to make star wars our reality but is this out of the world all project that on the agenda watch our special report coming up next here on c. thirty eight and they're going to go try to do it all. at present it is not known if weapons capable of striking targets on earth are

but there is some moans the victims of monday's terror plots that tore through the capital metro killing twelve injuring more than two hundred people the first funerals will take place today and it. says it's not just colonel gadhafi and the rebels to blame for the situation spiraling out of control libya the coalition forces to russian president who said touched next to his place for the kremlin to talk to journalists ahead of his official visit to china. and american taxpayers are forced to stump up more than any other country in the world on oftentimes a new template to health care and education this year alone the u.s. is planning to spend around seven hundred billion dollars on its military machine. will space remain peaceful would it be vindication for a new arms race with a special report from that's coming up next target. thirty eight. to go to go. at present it is not known if it's capable of striking targets on earth or already deployed in space however orbiting assault systems are being researched. the u.s. military is developing what the air force in particular has called pro

as the suspects linked to the terrorist attack on the capital's metro system confessed twelve people were killed in the blast in over two hundred were injured today as we declared an official day for more. on the global power structure could be shifting with political experts morning europe and the us to watch the bugs as the world's fastest growing economies gaining ground the heads of russia brazil india china and south africa gathering to discuss a new international financial model for libya prices. soaring thirty one pm moscow time a special report coming up next on. please cut. comes. from him up please. come. russia look we want to see us because of the war but the world's first heard that what makes one. a cold war launch the space race that we capture our imagination and feed our dreams of cosmic exploration for decades to come. but crossing the fun tear the i'm the spear into space but also revolutionize life on earth. out of sight hundreds of kilometers above our heads a fragile network of satellites manages are interconnected society. of the one thousand satellites in orbi

scale never seen in the country the blast killed thirteen and we did over two hundred in the capital's metro. fears the fighting continues between pro and anti government forces in libya amid reports of more nato air strikes the alliance is targeting a colonel gadhafi troops but experts suggest rebels could be equally at risk because the alliance is using deadly radioactive i mean a ship. the idea of a multicultural europe is under more strain italy is struggling to cope with a rising wave of immigration from violence hit arab countries and france is facing a muslim question of response on the book. and the publisher of ok a finland a place to website used by one of the world's most wanted attraction terrorists goes on trial for smart for smuggling people and for not extremism this follows the for questioning of a priest who criticized the same site for being a terror mouthpiece. my colleague bill dawdle be here in half an hour's time but next we look at what might trigger a new star wars space race and what the consequences good be do stay with us here on alt. there comes a time to do it. a

the russian authorities on the hunt for the mastermind behind a terrorist attack on the capital's metro that killed twelve people and injured more than two hundred. blots rocks the macho here remains all the latest details and reaction following monday's bloody violence that coming up in just a few moments. war veterans warn of looming danger in libya claiming the western coalition's using depleted uranium a poison that's been deployed in other military campaign. plus a trip to remember russia marks fifty years since the first human spaceflight that turned soviet cosmonaut yuri gagarin into a legend and a household name the world of. six pm in moscow i'm not treasure good to have you with us here on r t our top story the goal of the metro attack in minsk is to destroy stability in the country according to the bella russian prosecutor's office the explosion that iraq the subways busiest station at rush hour killed twelve people and left more than two hundred injured several suspects have been detained in connection with the blast artie's academy graduate spoke with those who witnessed th

over two hundred in the capital's metro. the fierce fighting continues between pro and anti-government forces in libya the middle ports open more nato air strikes in alliances targeting colonel gadhafi troops but experts suggest the rebels could be equally at risk because the alliance is using a deadly radioactive ammunition. the idea of a multicultural europe is under more strain italy is struggling to cope with a rising a wave of immigration from violence hit arab countries and france is facing a muslim a backlash over its ban on the books. and the publisher of a fin linda based a website used why one of the world's most wanted terrorists goes on trial for smuggling and a modern extremism this follows the defrocking and questioning of a priest who criticized at the same site for being a terror of nothing he's. our kids here now she's got the latest from the world of sports. hello welcome to the sports news on a very busy sunday and here are the headlines mission accomplished verizon rober wins however singles match then ru

headlines coloration authorities on the hunt for the mastermind behind a terror attack on the capital's metro that killed twelve people and injured more than two hundred the blast happened during evening rush hour it is the first deadly attack in the country's modern history and. war veterans warn over the looming danger in libya claiming the western coalition's been using depleted uranium ammunition on your nation as poison which has been deployed in other military campaigns the substances known to cause cancer and patients. and a trip to remember russia marks fifty years since the first human spaceflight that turned a soviet cosmonaut into a legend and a household name across the world yuri gagarin completed his awarded of the earth people twelfth night in sixty one and it's amazing his place in space exploration to spend. more on these stories and a whole lot more coming your way in thirty minutes next though al gore and asks two russian cosmonauts how space travel has changed over the last five decades coming up next in spotlight. hello again and welcome to spotlight the interview show ou

headlines tell russian authorities on the hunt for the mastermind behind the terror attack on the capital's metro that killed twelve people and injured more than two hundred lives happen during evening rush hour it is the first and deadly attack in the country's modern history. war veterans warn of looming danger in libya claiming the western coalition's been using depleted uranium ammunition and a poison that's been deployed in other military campaigns substances known to lead to cancer and possible mutations. and a journey to remember russia marks fifty years since the first human spaceflight that turned a soviet causing a lot into a legend that household name the world over the early gary completed his orbit of the earth april twelfth one thousand nine hundred sixty one cementing his place in the history of space exploration. and continuing with that theme not the next starting sophie shevardnadze talks with one of their fellow space trainees victor got about code he says the pred the pioneers journey into orbit was no cake walk. the reference. said about cor thank you for being with us today

that every small of the victims of monday's terrible stuff tore through the capital's metro killing twelve and injuring more than two hundred people. me from it get it says it's not just colonel gadhafi and the rebels who are to blame for the situation in libya coalition forces are also sending the country spiralling out of control. and the russian president touched on next year's race for the credibility. of his visits china. and american taxpayers are forced to stump up more than any other country in the world to fund washington's ever growing little campaign about health care and education are on the chopping block. plus a booming commodity prices have done enough to support russia's markets in the first course we'll get more joining us he's business desk in about twenty minutes. for you watching r t well news and much more welcome to the program. but ever since that morning the victims of monday's terror attack the city's metro killing twelve people and injuring almost two hundred the first funerals will be taking place throughout the day in minutes. reports now from the site of the tr

but a ruse mourns the victims of monday's terror of the last stop before through the capital's metro killing twelve and injuring more than two hundred people. dead it says it's not just colonel gadhafi and the rebels who to blame for the situation libya the coalition forces are also sending a country star out of control. and the russian president cut the next is right for the red lead in an interview ahead. that shined up all the details on that coming up. and american taxpayers are forced to stump up more than any other country in the world on washington's ever growing. health care and education are on the chopping block. it's twelve noon ahead in the russian capital they're going to have you with us today straight to our top story better reduces mourning the victims of monday's terror attack rocked the city's metro killing twelve people and injuring almost two hundred the first funerals will be taking place throughout the day in minsk. has been meeting some of those affected by the tragedy. i started to scream for help i was bleeding heavily a man and a woman karen to be outside in

well russian authorities are on the hunt for the mastermind behind a terrorist attack on the capital's metro that killed twelve people and injured more than two hundred. and probably lots of rocks the macho killing means all the latest details and reaction following monday's bloody times that coming up in just about the war veterans warn of looming danger in libya claiming the western coalition's been using depleted uranium of poison that's been deployed in other military campaigns. i journeyed to remember russia marks fifty years since the first human spaceflight and soviet cosmonaut yuri gagarin into a legend and the household name of the world old. business news this hour deputy prime minister igor sechin steps down as chairman of ross now following president medvedev sorta what's up with this was to leave the boards of state companies details coming up now business bulletin twenty. five am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t before we get to our top news stories there are reports that an explosion has happened at a moscow bus stop in the west of the capital and ve

are russian authorities on the hunt for the mastermind behind a terror attack on the capital's metro system that killed twelve and injured more than two hundred. last approx the macho hearing means mobilise is details of reaction polling monday's bloody violence are coming up in just a few moments. war veterans warn of looming danger in libya claiming the western coalition's been using defeated uranium of poison that's been deployed in other military campaign. bus trips to members russia marks fifty years since the first human spaceflight that turned soviet cosmonaut yuri gagarin into a legend in his time and a household name the world over. and business news this hour deputy prime minister in this section steps down as chairman of poland president made it supportive for top officials to leave the board of state companies details coming out they have as poets from. seven pm in moscow good to have you with us here on our team match reza our top story the goal of the metro attack in minsk was to destroy stability in the country according to the bell russian prosecutor's office the expl

also better of the suspects linked to monday's terrorist attack on the capital's metro system of confessed it comes as the country mourns the twelve people killed in a tragedy. on the global power structure could be shifting with political experts mourning europe from the u.s. to watch their backs as the world's fastest growing economies gain ground. brazil russia india china and south africa are pretty much a right as they strive to take an even greater slice of the world's economy so any further details in the people. is eight pm wednesday night here in moscow welcome if you just joined us this is the r.t. news channel my name is kevin owen and first with the russian presidential election less than a year away now public interest in who will be running for the top seat is harder than ever become true to most powerful politicians have spoken on the issue explaining their positions as cross to sara first got the details even to you what more do we know from the president and prime minister in terms of mixed year's election. present a bit of prime minister putin has touched on the twenty tw

the headlines but the roofs mourns the victims of monday's terrible loss that tore through the capital's metro killing twelve and injuring more than two hundred people the first funerals will take place today and that's. major medvedev says it's not just colonel gadhafi and the rebels to blame the situation spiraling out of control libya the coalition forces the two russian president also touched on next year's race for the kremlin and some talk to some of the sudanese charge. and american taxpayers are forced to stump up more than any other country in the world pound washington's pressure growing military contacts. health care and pension this era learned the u.s. is planning to spend some billion dollars on this new tradition. but next we'll develop discusses with his guests the bric countries can become the main force in the world economy and their future crosstalk is next. you. chloe and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle the building breaks of the future some of the world's fastest growing emerging markets are meeting in china and they're called the brics brazil russia china india an

mourns the victims of monday's terrible loss that tore through the capital's metro killing twelve and injuring more than two hundred people. says it's not just colonel gadhafi and the rebels who are to blame for the situation that the coalition forces are also sending the country spiraling out of control. and the russian president puts the next is great for the kremlin in an interview ahead of his visit to china all the details coming up. plus american taxpayers are forced to stump up more than any other country in the world beyond washington's ever growing military campaigns health care and education are on the chopping block . and living commodity prices have done a lot to support russia's not gets in the first cool so they get some more join all cs business in about twenty minutes time. you're watching our t.v. well live from moscow straight to our top story now but mourning the victims of monday's terror attack the city's metro killing twelve people and injuring almost two hundred the first funerals were taking place throughout the day. has been meeting some of those affected by t

to close the suspects linked to the terrorist attack on the capital's metro system have confessed twelve people were killed in the blast and then two hundred bridges today's been declared an official day of mourning. the global power structure could be shifting with political experts warning that europe and the u.s. should watch their backs as the world's fastest growing economies kate ground heads of russia brazil india china and south africa are gathering to discuss new international financial model on the libyan crisis i did more on the top story now people are values gas discussed whether brics countries will become the main force in the world economy in the near future next. can't. stand. alone and welcome to cross talk i'm people of all the building breaks of the future some of the world's fastest growing emerging markets are meeting in china and they're called the brics brazil russia china india and south africa their plan is simple be an alternative to a western centric world is this an incredible reality or just wishful thinking. can. start. just as the role of the brits in the

letter was to close the suspects linked to terrorist attack on the capital's metro system and confess it comes as the country mourns the twelve people killed in the tragedy. of the global power structure could be shifting with political experts warning europe for the us to watch their backs as the world's fastest growing economies grow. brazil russia india china and south africa put a united front as they strive to take an even greater slice of the world economy join me for the details in a few moments. here wednesday night. this is the r t news channel on our top story with the russian presidential election less than a year away public interest in who will be running for the top seat is higher than ever the country's two most powerful politicians have spoken about the issue explaining their positions sarah ferguson is called the details. present a better than prime minister putin had touched on the twenty twelve elections prime minister putin when he attended a medical workers foreign here in moscow nothing to concrete there was nothing really given away but he did say that nothing's

batteries declares of the suspects linked to monday's terror is the sound of the capital's metro system how to confess it comes as the country mourns the twelve people killed in the tragedy. the global power structure could be shifting with political experts in the early years in the u.s. to watch their families as the world's youngest is growing economies gaining ground . brazil russia india china and south africa put a united front as they strive to take an even greater slice of the world economy join me for the details in a few moments. very warm welcome to you this is the line from moscow and i said that the picture of the twenty twelve presidential election here in russia is becoming more clear voters could see the country's two most powerful politicians running for the top seat that's cause live to sarah furthermore all this while sarah what do you know about the shape of the upcoming election. not right that it didn't it. made reference to one of the. media something like that although. not getting any they really will be rolling out the possibility of the writing we did. a study

better reuss mourns the victims of monday's terror of the last quarter of the capital's metro killing twelve injuring more than two hundred. says it's not just kind of good golf in the rebels who have to pay for six weeks in libya coalition forces are also sent to the country starting up control. and the russian president touched the next race for the kremlin in an interview ahead of his visit to china all the details on that coming up. plus american taxpayers are forced to stump up more than any other country in the world to fund washington's ever growing with. health care and education only. on air and online twenty four hours a day you're watching on t.v. but a roof says mourning the victims of monday's terror attack that rocked the city's metro killing twelve people and injuring almost two hundred the first feels will be taking place throughout the day in minsk. trover has been meeting some of it was affected by the tragedy. when. i started to stream help i was bleeding heavily a man and woman karen to be outside in the fresh air the top of my leg and didn't leave me until the amb

letter was to clare's of the suspects linked to monday's terrorist attack on the capital's metro system have confessed it comes as the country is the twelve people killed in the tragedy. and the global power structure could be shifting the political experts warning europe and the u.s. to watch their backs as the world's fastest growing economies gain ground. until russia india china and south africa put a united front as they strive to take an even greater slice of the world economy join me for the details in a few moments. it's eleven pm wednesday night here in moscow you're watching the artsy international news channel my name is kevin oh and thanks for being with us the top story with the russian presidential election less than a year away public interest in who will be running for the top seats higher than ever the country's two most powerful politicians have spoken there for about the issue explaining their positions sarah furthest got the details. they present it better than five minutes to have touched on the twenty prime minister. when he attended a medical workers for. nothing

also fellows declares of the suspects linked to monday's terrorist attack on the capital's metro system and first it comes as the country mourns the twelve people killed in the tragedy. the global power structure could be shifting with political experts mourning unified the u.s. to watch the bikes of the world's fastest growing economies gaining ground. brazil russia india china and south africa have put a united front as they strive to take an even greater slice of the world economy join me for the details in a few moments. on pm wednesday night here in moscow welcome this is our team my name is kevin owen and first with the russian presidential election less than a year away public interest in who will be running for the top seats higher than ever the country's two most powerful politicians have spoken about the issue explaining their positions so if a scope of itself. president prime minister putin had touched on the twenty. feet. when he had. nothing to say there was nothing really given away but he did say nothing's being ruled out. i repeat should the president medvedev and i don'

as the suspects linked to the terrorist attack on the capital's metro system our best twelve people were killed in the blast maybe two hundred injured today has the declared unofficial day of. the global power structure could be shifting with little legs present morning on the u.s. to watch the backs of the world's false describe the commies again ground the heads of russia brazil india china and south africa gathering for the scales the new international financial meltdown the libyan crisis it's. because of alan his guest today whether the brics countries can become the main force in the world economy in the near future not some crosstalk next. kick. start. the low end welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle the building breaks of the future some of the world's fastest growing emerging markets are meeting in china and they're called the brics brazil russia china india and south africa their plan is simple be an alternative to a western centric world is this an inevitable reality or just wishful thinking. that you can. see. just as the role of the brics in the world today i'm joined by t

the week's top stories here on out see and a terror attack shakes the capital of. metro blast kills thirteen and injures hundreds claimed they know who's behind the bombing. of a finland based web site shunned for supporting one of the world's most wanted terrorists is in the spotlight again this time i just goes on trial but not on charges related to extremism and. also this hour the russian presidential race for two thousand and twelve trolls near a but not clear out as prime minister tries to quell the hype of whether he is in the right. and the hour of rest. as a massive influx of immigrants or raul in the e.u. if we get offers tens of thousands of residents and pundits. here with r.t. as we highlight the stories that made headlines this week well it all started with tragedy when a deadly blast struck the metro in the capital minsk thirteen people have now died and over two hundred were injured after an explosive was detonated at a station during the monday rush hour now two days after the break president and declared your thought he knew who was behind the terror at

headlines television authorities on the hunt for the mastermind behind a terrorist attack on the capital's metro that killed twelve and injured more than two hundred blast happened during evening rush hour and it's the first deadly attack in the country's modern history. war veterans warn of looming danger in libya claiming the coalition's been using depleted uranium poison that has been deployed in other military campaign substances known to lead to cancer and a possible mutation. and a journey to remember russia marks fifteen years since the first human spaceflight that turned a soviet cars went into a legend and a household name around the world yuri gagarin completed his orbit of the earth april twelfth one thousand nine hundred sixty one cementing his place in space exploration history. and the next star tease financial analyst max kaiser a look at looks into what's squeezing the middle classes and our huge wealth and grinding poverty may be irrevocably linked. nice guys are wild with a cause a report as gold hits a new all time high and silver has a new thirty year torture goal needs anoth

capital you with r.t. we are highlighting the top stories of the week now we are all started with tragedy . when i last struck the metro in the capital minutes thirteen people have now died and over two hundred were injured after an explosive was detonated out of station during the monday evening rush hour two days after the bombing president look at showing the cleric the authorities knew who was behind the terror attack five people have been to take including a man who is suspected of setting off the explosives three of them have reportedly confessed the motives for the bombing are still unclear. to use the leverage of that describes the first fatal turn the tide the country's history. by forty nine pm means gone to ground a man steps on the platform of a crowded metro station he's hardly back on the floor and walks away for several minutes you can see him cold blooded for the right moment trains going in both directions make a stop doors open. i started to scream asking for help i was bleeding heavily a man and woman karen to be outside into the fresh air the top of my mat and didn't leave me until the ambulance arr

this week's top stories here in r.t. a terror attack shakes the capital dello russo as a metro blast kills thirteen and injures hundreds the authorities claim they know who was behind the bombing. has been one based web site slammed for supporting one of the world's most wanted terrorist is again in the spotlight as its editor of goes on trial but not on charges related to extremism. also this hour the russian presidential race for two thousand and twelve draws nearer but not clear at prime minister putin tries to quell the hike over whether he's in the running. and the arab unrest echoes in europe as a massive influx of immigrants sparks a rally in the e.u. after italy offer of tens of thousands of residency permits. this is r.t. coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program the week started with tragedy in valorous when a deadly blast struck the metro in the capital minsk thirteen people have now died and over two hundred were injured after an explosive was detonated at a station during the monday evening rush hour two days after the bombing president luka

valerie's declares the cell space linked to the terrorists it's called the capital of metro system one hundred. twelve people were killed in the blast and they would see hundreds were injured today has been declared an official day of. the global power structure could be shifting with political experts from winning europe in the west to watch the banks of the world's policies growing economies around the heads of russia brazil india china odds of africa a gathering to discuss new international financial model and the libyan crisis. thing was a big strands of education many americans are up in all those small social cancer adults while the pentagon refuses to budge on the gigantic defense budget of on some hundred billion dollars in spending charile the country's military. told it is sports now with the tosh. thank you al if you're watching the spoils of data coming to you live at r.t. and let's take a look at what's coming up on the program champions league time this week with much stay alive it involves a lot of accounting with teens through to the semi's have a sponsor of chelsea and

breaking news this hour there's been an explosion at a metro station in the pallor russian capital minsk. eyewitnesses report that at least thirty people had been injured in that explosion just like at school. also russia and poland mark a fatal accident the other two nations apart from the time saw them you know. presidents to meet him it. paid their respects to the victims of the fatal plane crash that killed the police president and many of the countries that were. on the on the team. piece in libya depends on the rebels as the african union suggests a resolution to the conflict but the opposition says they'll be no truce until colonel gadhafi is out. hello it's a pure minded idea i must be watching the r.t. news channel my name is kevin know it and we start as you just heard maybe with the breaking news that there's been a blast at a metro station to minsk the company better was in the last hour these are the latest pictures to be released online where we can see the metro station people being taken out from it let's get the latest from our correspondent sara first is across the late

well this past monday a terror attack on a metro station russian capital minsk left thirteen people dead over two hundred were injured in the blast that took place during the evening rush hour now two days after the bombings president bush said author already has had detained five people in connection with the attack one of them are described as having a unique skills and chemistry they suspected of trickery and explosives three or four arrested people have reportedly confessed but the motives for the bombing are still unclear also use you've got them to go after overnight describes the first deadly terror attack in the country it's not history. why forty nine pm means conjugal wrongs a man steps on the platform of a crowded metro station who sees how the back on the floor and walks away for several minutes you can see him cold blooded team pull the right moment trains going in both directions make a stop doors open. i started to scream out in palo alto meaning you have any amount into a woman coming to be outside into the fresh air they taught my mag and didn't leave me until the ambula

it is eleven am in the russian capital you're watching r t with me wearing a joshie the week started with tragedy in belarus when a deadly blast struck the metro in the capital minsk thirteen people have now died and over two hundred were injured after an explosive was detonated at a station during the monday evening rush hour two days after the bombing president lukashenko declare the authorities knew who was behind a terror attack five people have been detained including a man who suspected of setting off the explosive three of them have apparently confessed the motives for the bombing are still unclear art is a country that virtually describes the first shot a fatal terror attack in a country smart history. five forty nine pm means conjure ground and man steps on the platform of a crowded much of station who sees how the back on the floor and walks away for several minutes you can see him cold blooded waiting for the right moment trains going in both directions make a stop doors open. i started to scream for help i was bleeding have any amount into woman karen to be outside in the fresh air i taught my mag and didn't leave me until the ambu

metro lost to rock the capital of elephants killing thirteen injuring hundreds and five people are believed to be behind the bombing are under arrest. the editor of a website that supports one of the world's most wanted terrorists has gone on trial in finland and it's all the claims of smuggling people from the north caucasus into the country even though many want him to face charges of spreading extremists. on the hype around the russia's presidential election two thousand and twelve is gathering pace with still no clarity about the candidates prime minister putin was freak said it's premature to talk about the race stressing that there's no rivalry between him and president met you. and europe saying go and how to handle the wave of immigrants coming from the violence torn arab world italy's decision to offer tens of thousands of temporary residence permits is causing a stir in the e.u. as it's a visa free travel might see the exodus sequenced to neighboring countries. like now pakistan's prime minister talks to r.t. where he explains that the war on terror is impossible to win until his

the breaking news tonight explosions rocked the metro station in minsk the capital of the roofs with reports of rising casualties tonight. eleven people had been cleared of. the lake of course say that one hundred three people happy if it had not explained it could bring you the latest details. hello there one story dominating our coverage tonight at eleven pm here in moscow and ten pm in minsk. and people have died in an explosion at a metro station where the capital of better at least eleven have been killed these are the latest pictures to be released online by some of the eyewitnesses and indeed these look like official pictures will be seeing the eyewitness reports a bit later bit earlier on we were seeing the metro station just after the blast and people running away from it out of panic or confusion these are the latest official media shots we're getting through i think now we may be back to. these are the latest shots we've got outside that metro station the injured lying there in the street being cared for by passers by as best i can some drip there also saw the ambulances c

here's a look at the week's top stories a metro blast rocked the capital bellerose killing thirteen and injuring hundreds five people believed to be behind the bombing are under arrest. and. the editor of a website that supports one of the world's most wanted terrorists has gone on trial in finland but it's over claims of smuggling people from the north caucasus into the country even though many want him to face charges of spreading extremism. also this hour the russian presidential race for twice well draws nearer but not clear as prime minister of poland tries to quell the high over whether he is in the running. and the arab unrest acros in europe as a massive influx of immigrants bars around the e.u. after the italy offer stands of thousands of residency permits. up next a leading russian expert on transnational crime tells us about the underlying nature of terrorism its sources and most authority is figures. i think another discipline of thank you for being with us today once again rumors about the death of russia's most wanted have been flying around do you believe that duncan mart

of bomb attack on the metro system in the belorussian capital minsk kills thirteen and injures over two hundred. boys in this intervention that nato is accuse of endangered civilians in libya by using depleted uranium shells against gadhafi forces. the man behind an extremist web page that promotes a terrorism against russia goes on trial in finland for smuggling chechens into the country but not for his support of moscow's most terror. also it is fifty years ago this week since man first traded to the stars period he guarantees that moment as the flight was celebrated both on earth and in orbit. and live from our headquarters in central moscow this is r.t. we're glad to have you with us now to our top story the stories of this week a metro bomb blast in the belorussian capital minsk killed thirteen people more than two hundred others were injured in the monday evening rush hour attack authorities have detained five people in connection with the explosion including a man accused of placing the bomb on the platform no one has claimed responsibility for the attack as of yet and there are

capital. around the immediate metro area, mid-40s and we will be going up as soon as this west/southwesterly windtarts to take hold. as marty mentioned earlier, got a little peek of sun. that is the order of the day for the next few days. clouds are going to start breaking here. we'll start to see fewer and fewer showers. they will be a little more widely scattered through the weekend. low pressure system moving across the coastline. on up into the northeast. that's dumping some snow on them. it's also pulling some of that cold air up into the northeast. we're going to start to see drying out. high pressure will start building in, the warm air comes behind it so tomorrow we'll see maybe an early shower, then the milder air pushes in. it will be with us through the middle part of the week and then we get into the pattern of april showers. 7:29 is sunset time today. going up to 50 degrees. mostly cloudy and breezy with scattered showers around. tonight 36, mostly cloudy, a passing shower late and then tomorrow you see the trend, 53. this is going to continue. up to opening day. timing is everything

the week's top stories in here on our team bomb attack on the metro system in the belorussian a capital minsk kills a thirteen and injures over two hundred. poisonous intervention nato's accused of endangered civilians in libya by using depleted uranium shells against gadhafi forces. the man behind an extremist web page that promotes terrorism against russia goes on trial in finland for smuggling the chechens into the country but not because of support moscow's most wanted terrorist. also it was fifty years ago this week since the man first headed to the stars yuri gagarin's momentous flight was celebrated o'connor and in orbit. direct from our studios in central moscow this is are to you or it is just after seven o'clock on a monday morning glad to have you with us our top news story this week a metro bomb blast in the belorussian capital minsk kills thirteen people more than two hundred others were injured in the monday evening rush hour attack authorities have detained five people in connection with the explosion including a man accused of placing the bomb on the platform no one has

glad to have you with us now to the week's top stories a bomb attack on the metro system in the belorussian capital minsk kills thirteen and injures over two hundred president lukashenko announced that five people have been detained but as yet the motives of the attackers are no. poisonous intervention perhaps nato is accused of endangering civilians in libya by using he pleaded hearing the mission against donkey forces weapons art projects have long term residual effects including birth defects and cancer. the man behind an extremist web page that promotes terrorism against russia goes on trial in finland for smuggling the chechens into the country but not for his support of moscow's most wanted terrorist earlier a finnish priest with the fraud and prosecuted for inciting racial hatred after he gave an interview to r.t. where he spoke out against the website. up next tiger stands prime minister talks to our t.v. where he explains the war on terrorism possible to win until his country is seen as part of the international solution and not as the enemy. parties joined by pakistani prime minister do y

breaking news this hour the best soul grows even better for an explosion at a metro station in the capital of maids and. also russia in poland mark a fatal accident the toll the two nations of pot put the time zone unite. presidents to meet that image did influence logical middle school have paid their respects to the victims of the fatal plane crash that killed the polish president and many of the countries in this because it is on the anniversary of the canteen mouth. piece in libya depends on the rebels as the african union suggests a resolution to the conflict but the opposition says they'll be no truce until colonel gadhafi is at. nine pm monday night or in moscow it is eight pm right now in minsk watching the t.v. news channel from moscow welcome tonight breaking news eyewitnesses say people have died in an explosion at a metro station in minsk the capital of the latest pictures we've got through at least seven people have been killed according to one eyewitness says they are not officially confirmed figures among as i say these the latest are pictures released online by some of the

sure what we're talking about if you just joined is there an explosion has rocked a metro station in minsk in the capital of better roads with reports of rising casualties are a correspondent sara first there will be bringing us the latest eyewitnesses say that people have died in an explosion at a metro station tonight in the capital at least seven people have been killed these are all official figures this is the latest pictures we've got released online by some of the eyewitnesses you see the metro station after the blast and people were running away a lot of panic in confusion naturally cause there as a say seven killed a medic splosion at the metro station in minsk earlier on russia six pm at the saving time was there a furphy so you just bring us up to date on the details that you know so far tonight please. well still no official figure is holding the dead or injured from the explosion but is he said the eyewitness accounts of local t.v. news are reporting that at least eighty people have been injured and is those seven people have been killed in that explosion it'll take to study much in the pall

and the five a suspected terrorists have been arrested in bello roofs following a metro bomb attack in the country's capital the blast killed thirteen wounded over two hundred. nato's as strikes in libya could become a double edged sword for the rebel allies experts say the alliance is using deadly radioactive ammunition. puzzling just as the publisher of a finland based web site used by one of the world's most wanted chechen terrorists goes on trial but not for extremism. also this week marks fifty years of manned or space exploration the anniversary of the european darren's first flight most celebrated both the one in space. we're highlighting the week's headlines here and it's here welcome to the program this past monday a terror attack on a metro station and belorussian capital minutes left thirteen people died over two hundred were injured in the blast that took place during the evening rush hour two days after the bombing president lukashenko said that off there are authorities rather detained five people in connection with the attack one of them described as having a unique skills in chemistry and su

great stuff stories here on our team a bomb attack on the metro system in the belorussian capital minsk kills a thirteen and injures over two hundred president lukashenko announced over the five people had been detained but as of yet the motive of the attack is unknown from poisonous intervention nato is accused of endangering civilians in libya by using depleted uranium munitions against gadhafi forces some weapons are thought to have long term the residual effects including a purse the facts and accounts. the man behind an extremist web page that promotes terrorism against russia goes on trial in finland for smuggling the chechens into the country but not before the support of moscow's most wanted terrorist earlier a finnish priest was the frogs and prosecuted for inciting racial hatred after he gave an interview to r.t. or he spoke out against the website. and all those stories are to come in fifteen minutes but first to kate on the sports desk. hello and welcome to this post and here are the headlines trading places this can be will be used in the fall defending champions and it's g