given refuge tools are nicholas another you know in other words to sions when of course there boris berezovsky wanted back in russia or on to on charges of fraud is any absolutely so i don't think that prince michael would suit very suitability to sions on this matter and political situation seems to be changing with respect to those extra dictionary requests and what about the reputation of the prince harry as you alluded to just then is it his financial difficulties have been well documented in the british press how could these kind of ties affect his reputation and the broader reputation of the royal family now there are. well interestingly i spoke to the american journalist who is associated with the project. obviously referring to the famous american journalist who was killed in russia and who was the author of the book about berezovsky the world father of the kremlin which was very critical of berezovsky and the american journalist told me or actually referring to that today's article that well i didn't know that the house of windsor takes blood money so that is the opinion of many peopl

the father of poisoned security agent alexander litvinenko believes the exiled russian tycoon boris berezovsky was behind his murder in london . after disappointing economic data in the u.s. the russian market is very able to post any gains on thursday with the ruble dropping to an alpha cent against both the dollar and the euro more on this in twenty minutes. just after seven pm here in moscow you're watching the live with me rory stewart show washington says it could take direct action in syria even if that means going against international law this after the massacre of more than one hundred people in a syrian town with the government and rebels continuing to blame each other for the violence moscow meantime has valid block any moves for military intervention at the u.n. but the u.s. says it is prepared to bypass the security council but this report artie's marine a fortnight. well what was exactly said is the fact that the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. susan rice said that the syrian government is solely responsible for the massacres that took the massacre that took place in syria last week

the father of poisoned security agent alexander litvinenko believes the exiled russian tycoon boris berezovsky was behind the murder in london . it's good to have you with us here on r.t. today i'm rule research i live in moscow and washington says it could take direct action in syria even if that means going against international law this after the massacre of more than one hundred people than in a syrian town the government and the rebels continuing to blame each other for the violence moscow meantime is valid so block any moves for military intervention at the u.n. but the u.s. says is prepared to bypass the security council but this report now is ati's marina . well what was exactly said is the fact that the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. susan rice said that the syrian government is solely responsible for the massacres that took the massacre that took place in syria last week those those comments were also echoed by america's european allies and as a result where there is now a nother push within the security council for international sanctions against against syria now the united nations is

a fugitive exiled russian oligarch a boris berezovsky puts a bounty on vladimir putin for anyone willing to detain the russian leader at the presidential inauguration on monday. protestors throw smokescreen aides and fireworks in clashes with wide police in moscow and tea government rally with a number of opposition leaders arrested after apparently inciting crawled to defy police orders to move. up next on our t.v. our special report on the impact of u.s. military bases all over the world on the lives of people in the countries that host them stay with us for that. is this place. well how they get the money to make them and who's giving it and. to protect us from. these are all questions that somebody like obama should butt out. it just didn't happen. it was designed. and those bases just came along like you know some terrible cancer. when you see how much money is at stake in in the operations that go on every day it's phenomenal the number of flights to take off from kadena air force base every single day involved just that one base in that one country on one day one have been fault t

and a video in which the father of the late former russian security agent alexander blames the boris berezovsky for his death has passed to scotland yard live and go was poisoned by radioactive polonium in two thousand and six and the self exile tycoon want to buy russia is named among the masterminds. who we had lines here on our team up next a special report on the dress to consequence of the use of chemical weapons during the war in vietnam state with. the dow chemical company in midland michigan. seventy two million liters of defoliants sprayed by the u.s. military over south vietnam beginning in one nine hundred sixty one were manufactured and sold by american chemical companies including dow monsanto and diamond shamrock. at the time vietnam was divided into northern south the us supported the government of south vietnam and military intervention intensified after nine hundred sixty five. but the us made strong resistance from guerrilla forces who used dense jungle as their base of operations. defoliant spraying was begun in an effort to deny cover to the guerrillas by eliminating the jun

and six in a tape sent to british investigators the father blames exiled russian billionaire boris berezovsky and one of his associates. now reports on whether this new revelation will affect the long running case. the twist in the story surrounding the poisoning. a former security official alexander litvinenko a live in your case has revealed in an interview the names of the people he says are the killers of his son other people he names of the russian billionaire boris the better results and alex told both former colleagues and friends of alexander litvinenko. it was berezovsky and gold for. energy how do you think alexander first became infected with polonium two turn why do you think this case has been dragging on for so long why is the be no court case because they don't have anything and if it were to open it will become apparent who was behind it. pays money to some high personas. everyone is covering every one of my boys since it was just come out in the hands of i want to return to russia to seek justice for my son's death alex goen he's the chairman of. the validity was a very close

they're all poisoned ex security agent alexander litvinenko believes the exiled russian tycoon boris berezovsky was behind his murder in london a tape with the information has been sent to british investigators. let's get the latest our sporting action with kate. hello welcome to the latest polls on day five of the french open in the headlines mourning in paris for a seat on the mari comes from a set down to be your home even and going through to the last thirty two six time champion rock solid always on the court now day five outs the french open while poles apart i guess got out of bounds got knocked out remaining williams sister venus to set a great meeting with two thousand and nine champion that nonexistence over. time lucky the russian women's basketball team even to improve on two successive olympic bronze medals by stating the trailer for gold this time as games in the armed. but first to the tennis in paris where four seed andy murray overcame an injury to battle back from a set down as a briton beat finn and york on a minute to reach the third round of the french open the finn made a

big day but it seems one russian fugitive is going all out to spoil it exiled russian tycoon boris berezovsky zofran almost seventy million u.s. dollars to anyone who arrests putin at the inauguration it's not the first time he's made such an offer but now the sun is increased tenfold journalist on the pa thinks it's entirely possible but it's also his ideas are inspired overseas it's. well he's based in the u.k. and he apparently is getting very favorable treatment of some rather in my opinion outlandish outlandish attempts to restrict the free press from the british courts that's pretty high up and so on the one hand probably from the british government but also if you consider the situation between the united states and russia right now where you have the united states is very upset with russia over its veto of the attempt to use military force against syria and also the tension over the installation of the so-called anti missile was system in western and even eastern europe the united states may very well be behind this. well the sports still ahead fear the football season reaches climax

the example video blames for today's tycoon boris berezovsky or his son's death a video which has been passed to scotland yard. one pm in the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina joshie the u.s. says it's time to consider taking direct action in syria even if that means go when against international law this follows the massacre of more than one hundred people in the syrian town of houla with damascus and the rebels blaming each other for the atrocity russia's vowed to block any moves for intervention at the u.n. but washington's has the security council can be bypassed charge is worried a fortnight has the latest. well what was exactly said is the fact that the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. susan rice said that the syrian government is solely responsible for the massacres that took the massacre that took place in syria last week those those comments were also echoed by america's european allies and as a result there is now a nother push within the security council for international sanctions against against syria now the united nations is conducting their own investigation

six reveals the names of those he believes were behind his songs death itself exiled tycoon boris berezovsky whom russia's still once britain to extradite is named among the masterminds. as we have lines only back to the top of the hour with more dates and the meantime here's run with the latest sports news. thanks her and hello welcome this is sport on artsy with me remarked paul for a lengthy all french open tennis news up ahead but first to the headlines. for melbourne jockey this continues his quest for a major in french open title after beating bloss capture in straight sets to go through to round three. sisters out biggest williams joins serena on the french open losers list following the defeats against oregon's cup hole now faced russia says the climate because it's all the. third time lucky russian women's basketball team aims to improve on their seat on the big problems by staking a claim to the summit at the upcoming games in london. but first sentence in paris and world number one. has become the first man to reach the third round as he continues his quest for amazing french open

story are a fugitive russian oligarch and a cousin of britain's queen elizabeth the london based boris berezovsky has given prince michael of kent more than half a million dollars of financial support raising questions over what a wanted man in russia wants in return for his ivory bet it has more from london. the two men are said to be very close but were these payments just a friendly exchange or was there something more to it both sides have been very keen to play down any shady implication here stressing that everything was above board has come out and said that there was nothing underhand he's called it just a matter between friends and prince michael of kent who's the queen's first cousin their fathers were brothers his spokes person has said that everything was conducted properly and all the appropriate tax was paid on these payments they were fifty six payments made in total over the years between two two thousand and two and two thousand and eight to one of prince michael's offshore companies amounting to a massive three hundred twenty thousand pounds so over half a million dollars and se

six reveals the names of those he believes were behind his son's death itself exiled tycoon boris berezovsky who russia's still once extradited from britain is named among the masterminds. and around irish voters head to the polls in a referendum on the e.u. fiscal treaty which opponents say amounts to nothing more of them permanent a stary controlled by brussels while a backlash against cuts sweeps across europe the plan will mean centralized brussels control of national budgets which those of gans did say means handing over sovereignty to the e.u. . and as ireland decides whether to back or reject the fiscal treaty up next r.t. sits down was richard boyd barrett an irish politician and campaigner. today i'm talking to richard boyd barrett he's a member of the irish parliament and a leading light in the new campaign on the referendum on the fiscal pact which thanks for talking to us tell us just what the fiscal pact is the pact is a european agreement which countries are being asked to sign up to which will compel the goldmans to reduce debt and deficit figures by a certain amount per year

of poisoned the egg security agent alexander litvinenko believed that exiled russian tycoon boris berezovsky was behind the murder in london a tape with the information has now been sent to predation intelligence. and the island votes on whether to hand over the country's money matters to brussels if the majority decides to say yes to the so-called e.u. fiscal pact but many fear double and sovereignty will be surrendered as well. and as island decides whether to vote on this treaty up next we sit down with richard boyd barrett an irish politician and anti treaty campaign at this is art say. today i'm talking to richard boyd barrett he's a member of the irish parliament and a leading light in the new campaign on the referendum on the fiscal pact which thanks for talking to us tell us what the fiscal pact is the pact is a european agreement which countries are being asked to sign up to which will compel goldman's to reduce debt and deficit figures by a certain amount per year over a long period of time and what we're concerned about is that in effect big because of all of the gambling debts of

dollars in financial support from a fugitive russian oligarch there are now questions over how boris berezovsky is used and what he expects more. serious violence threatens to spill into neighboring lebanon with deadly clashes between religious groups and supporting and opposing president assad meanwhile damascus claims it's being targeted by a terrorist alliance of al qaeda and for in fact as fears grow its freemason are driving serious divisions some. difficulties in establishing the truth in troubled arab nations what we focus on next we get insight from media monitor sharif nashashibi stay with us. today i'm talking to shari nashashibi he's the chairman and co-founder of an organization called arab media watch it's an independent nonprofit stolk which works towards the independent and objective coverage of arab issues in the media sharif nashashibi thank you very much for talking to us today now let's start by talking about the arab spring in general how much diversity have you seen in media reporting of what's going on. well i think for the for me the major issue has been the difficulties

the father of poisoned security agent alexander litvinenko believes exiled russian tycoon boris berezovsky was behind his murder in london a tape with the information has now been sent to perdition tonnage. and island votes on whether to hand over the country's money matters to brussels if the majority decides to say yes to the so-called e.u. fiscal pact but many fear sovereignty will of the same time be surrendered as well . and not everybody in our end sees this fiscal pact as the best way out next artie's financial pundit slams the treaty as unfeasible this in the latest edition of the cars report. scotcher this is the kaiser report there and london is celebrating other elected officials stacey herbert let's talk about those. of the cooling she's going to be on a big barge floating down the. the senate oh that's exactly yes well she is one of the longest serving monarchs technocrats kleptocrats and we have the unelected j.p. morgan official of tony blair who's been in the news this week leveson inquiry press relations unhealthy says tony blair well the important part of this of course i

fugitive exiled russian oligarch boris berezovsky offers a bounty on vladimir putin to anyone willing to detain the russian leader at his presidential inauguration on monday. radical opposition activists hijack a peaceful anti-government rally in moscow leading to clashes with the police and injuries on board signs find out more from e.u. want to spin off in just a few moments. live from my headquarters in moscow this is our top story this hour francois along has also said nicolas sarkozy from the french presidency to become the country's first socialist president to seventeen years it was a close call winning just fifty one percent of the vote against his rivals forty nine our correspondent celeste has been witnessing wild celebrations at the socialist party headquarters in paris. the results are out france has a new president socialist challenger francois long has a college of victory making him the first socialist president in a seventy eight years and for the for because sarkozy is now the eleventh e.u. leader to be swept from power since the crisis started putting forth this add

father of poisoned former russian security agent alexander litvinenko blames fugitive tycoon of boris berezovsky for his son's death but all of this in a video which is now being passed to scotland yard. on air and online twenty four hours a day this is r.t. live from moscow with me wrong reception the u.s. says it's time to consider taking direct action in syria even if that means going against international law this follows the massacre of more than one hundred people in the syrian town of houla with damascus and the rebels are blaming each other for the atrocity russia has about a block any moves for intervention at the u.n. but washington says the security council can be bypassed. still a test. well what was exactly said is the fact that the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. susan rice said that the syrian government is solely responsible for the massacres that took the massacre that took place in syria last week those those comments were also echoed by america's european allies and as a result there is now a nother push within the security council for international sanctions against against syria

blames that boris berezovsky for his death video is now going along to scotland yard live in ankara was poisoned by radioactive polonium in two thousand and six in the tycoon wanted by russia is named among the masterminds. are next here on oxy your hard earned cash is slowly being stolen from you on a daily basis and the only man with an explanation of how or why is max keiser and the cost report right now. i am i stutter this is the kaiser report there and london is celebrating all the elected officials states europe let's talk about this. of the cooling she's going to be on a big barge floating down the. the senate oh that's exactly yes well she is one of the longest serving monarchs technocrats kleptocrats and we have the unelected j.p. morgan official of tony blair who's been in the news this week leveson inquiry press relations unhealthy says tony blair well the important part of this of course is that at one point during tony blair of j.p. morgan's testimony to the leveson inquiry protester had to be jacked it after getting into the court and calling mr blair a war criminal who h

other people he names of the russian billionaire boris a better result and alex told both former colleagues and friends of alexander litvinenko. it was berezovsky and. knows all about atomic energy how do you think alexander first became infected with polonium two turn why do you think this case has been dragging on for so long why is the be no court case because they don't have anything and if it were to open it will become apparent who was behind it there is a pays money some high personas. everyone is covering everyone my boy son should was just caught in the hands of i want to return to russia to seek justice for my son's death alex goen he's the chairman for spares those who live in the phone was a very close confidant of the bank in the weeks leading up to his death he was the unofficial spokesman he was also the man he wrote the statement at the time of the yankees that accusing the russian government of carrying out that crime though after the death the investigation stake is very heavily full of bodyguards andrei lugovoy he's now a russian and he recently passed a lie detector test that was carried out by british acts but did you do an