in the u.k. aking up to that point to lay the groundwork for future trade deal. >> well, get cracking, start negotiating and start drafting. with essentially think tanks from center-right -- [inaudible] but i think you need to realize time is short on this. you can start negotiating now. you can get drafting and start working on it. there is a double vicious cycle and it double virtuous cycle here. [inaudible] agricultural fisheries and environment and i represented the u.k. negotiations in the u. on the common agricultural policy. now, the proposal, some of them are absolutely [inaudible] and i have worked very carefully on some stuff, hungarians which is very good. we were generally outvoted and we accepted an agricultural regime which is so very unsatisfactory. it doesn't deliver agricultural outcomes and environmental outcomes. but we were fighting and we were successful in restraining the e.u. we would not be involved in that process. we have absolutely no restraint on what goes on and the wo

the two men named by the u.k. as suspects in the script poisoning case deny any involvement in the incident but they have been speaking exclusively to art. you really look like the pictures shown to us by the u.k. . we're those who were shown to you in the pictures. and i would say underpants on those you real names. are real news u.k. officials have responded to the interview saying that what the manhunt to say is false and an insult to the public's intelligence. also ahead on the program donald trump signs on executive order to counter a foreign influence in america's election all insisting his own victory in twenty sixteen was not affected. your tuning in from right around the globe this hour welcome to moscow and to our to international my names you know neal good to have your company our top story the two suspects named by the u.k. in the poisoning of russian double agents surrogate script his daughter back in march have given an exclusive interview to our tease editor in chief here's part of the suspects inte

and the u.k. i am very confident about our future together, and i am very confident about what happens after brexit." i share his confidence. brexit marks a crucial moment in the battle for the heart of the global regulatory system. the u.s. must act now with determination and the entrepreneurial spirit that has characterized your nation from its beginning. the u.s. must take full uniquege of this opportunity to have the world's fifth-largest economy and second-biggest exporter of services push hard for competition based regulatory and trade policy alongside you. together we can turn back the tide of and a capacitive regulation around the world, and we can create wealth where it has previously been destroyed. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much. that was a terrific and extremely informative speech. questions to invite from the audience for you. i am going to actually kickoff with the opening question. just a few days ago, the governor of the bank of england mark carney issued dir

and the u.k. faced the same problems from chinese market distortions, such as overcapacity supply in the steel industry. inability to deal with such as -- such distortions raises questions over the whole concept and its capacity to alleviate poverty and create wealth. in turn, this has led to a political culture of ever greater regulation and ever weakened private sector. but a new independent u.k. trade policy can make the case for free trade and build on for -- four fundamental pillars which reflect what we can do unilaterally, bilaterally as a member of global bodies including the wto. part of the bilateral agenda is an agreement between the u.k. and the u.s. while we are also negotiating agreements between the u.k. and e.u. you might be tempted to say, well, we will wait and see what your agreement is that the e.u. that would seem logical. as you know, the u.k. will be negotiating and signing new agreements in the implementation beginning from the point the -- the point of our formal exit from

the two men named by the u.k.'s suspects in the script poisoning case deny any involvement in the incident they've been speaking exclusively to r.t. . you really look like that to us by the u.k. why you. we're those who were shown to you in the pictures. and i was under. all those you real names yes the. u.k. officials have responded to the interviews saying the manhunt to see is false on an insult to the public's intelligence. head on the program this hour donald trump signs on the executive order to counter a foreign interference in america's elections all insisting his own victory in twenty sixteen wasn't affected. from our international news center here in moscow welcome to our team my names you know neal good to have your company. the two suspects name by the u.k. in the poisoning of russian double agents surrogate script and his daughter back in march have given an exclusive interview to our tease editor in chief let's take a look now at parts of the suspects interview with market rates. on analysis here on t

the e.u. are close to agreeing to an orderly breakfast after banks said she wants a u.k. you free trade zone for goods including agricultural products but not for service you officials have rejected her plan as cherry fifty mate will set out her case for the future relationship to other e.u. leaders at a summit in salzburg later today britain is due to leave the european union as early as next month. and for more let's bring in karen jones he's an economist at lancaster university in the u.k. gerund welcome to the program theresa may wants a free trade deal including goods but excluding services what do you make of the polls. kristoff yes it's an interesting proposal that's come out of checkers the prime minister's country residence and it's the deal that she has agreed with her own policy of governments in the in very different voices from different parts that government arguing for different types of breaks it and so this is a kind of compromise that they've reached amongst themselves as the governing party in the u.k. this is what the case proposing to the european unio

close australia yeah so the u.k. is actually fairly competitive with it all the nations are actually very competitive fourth in the world and one thousand percent tax rate and actually it's really improved. in terms of recovery since the fiscal crisis because it was at one point more like sort of twenty eight percent it's going down as projected there's a plan for it to be seventeen percent and twenty twenty and that would of course make it very competitive the u.k. very competitive globally so like we do in the us it wasn't just reducing the brackets it was then getting rid of the loopholes get rid of rid of the avoidance you noted is that the key for the u.k. here too if it's going to be nineteen or if it's going to be seventeen or whatever it is to not allow whatever schemes naughty but whatever sort of mechanism avoidance mechanism get rid of those so that they can continue to have money into the treasury yes because most important thing is these loopholes are legal like we said again it's you know it's tax day it

if you really look like the pictures shown to us by the u.k. i mean that if. you know when the someone why you. we are those who were shown to you in the pictures. and i would say under petro of the russians they are those your real names national yes they are real names and i would suggest that even now when you are talking about it to tell you the truth you look very nervous and then. i can move what would you look like when your life is turned upside down in a moment in just one day and changed our lives this story has been in the headlines since march but it's only about a week ten days ago that these two faces these things appeared in media in public discourse released by yuko thora to these men certainly resemble those in c.c.t.v. images released by u.k. police they have confirmed they. are file alexander petroff that they were in the u.k. on those days they were on those c.c.t.v. images a lot of digging a lot of journalists trying to do some some news how it worked out to track them down in the end they came forward voluntarily they made a phone call to

jaguar says up to one thousand jobs in the u.k. could go at the same time it's ramping up hiring and production and slovakia. the city of need. is already profiting from brags that india is trying to motors is building a factory here at a cost of one and a half billion euros. touch has chosen to open a manufacturing plant where traditional british brands like jaguar and land rover will be rolling off the production line. the investment will create around eight thousand new jobs in the area. when the company gets a very good economic boost for our city most people here think the factories a very positive thing because it will lead to more economic development for fifty. or so before fear of if you're not with tatas new factory is located close to many suppliers the german company poses for example manufactures door components it's expecting to get business from jaguar and land rover compared to britain and germany it's an extremely competitive location. the moment it's india here at the moment an hour of work costs about a third of w

the two men named by the u.k. as suspects in the script poisoning case tonight any involvement in the incident they've been speaking exclusively to r.t. if you really look like the pictures shown to us by the u.k. while. we are those who were shown to you in the pictures. and i was under pressure from all those you real names you know the real names the british prime minister's office has responded to the interview calling it lies and fabrications while russia's also wanted to clarify its harsh reaction made only minutes after the interview aired. and still no trump signs an executive order to counter supposedly foreign interference in america's elections ahead of november's crucial midterm votes. live from the russian capital where it's just ten two am you're watching international. the two suspects named by the u.k. in the poisoning of russian double agents aka script hall and his daughter back in march have given an exclusive interview to aussies as to in chief let's take a look at parts of that interview with m

lets the u.k. cherry pick what they want in terms of services goods and services the movement of trade that is a message they can't send to the rest of the e.u. that's what happened in salzburg that's why they've put their foot down and it's a lot of grandstanding from them and on both sides but the european nations need the u.k. to trade with what a great synopsis so intelligent thank you henry ford c.e.o. strong market it absolutely. there has been a longstanding relationship between sports and the advertisers that has drawn in countless buyers and their dollars for years are to america's regina him takes a deeper look into the world of sports and advertising exactly how deep the money runs. the multi-million dollar sports industry shows no signs of slowing down from major soccer events to college football bowl games money from advertising flows into these outfits and the alarming rate but only twenty five percent of all advertising brands are seen as meaningful across the global sports market acc

the two men named by the u.k. as suspects in the scruple poisoning deny any involvement in the incident and they have been speaking exclusively to this channel. you really look like the pictures shown to us by the u.k. . we're those who were shown to you in the pictures. and i would say the question is are those your real names. are real names or is a lot more coming up this to donald trump signs an executive order to counter foreign interference in america's elections while insisting there's never been any in the past. and russia is largest military drills in. the country's far east. this is a. dramatic sight thousands of tanks armored personnel carrier helicopters aircraft are read on the field. international live with me kevin i just turned seven pm it's the breaking news as you can see the red ticker at the bottom of the screen the one up for you the two suspects the u.k. named in the poisoning of the russian double agent second script on his daughter back in march and sold spring and given an exclusive intervi

our top story the two suspects named by the u.k. in the poisoning of russian double agents a gay script paul and his daughter back in march have given an exclusive interview to r.t. is as is her in chief let's take a look at parts of that interview with margarita simonyan and our breakdown of it on the program. we pose on you to me and i've been to one you called me on my cell phone and told me that you are a slumber i should have the looks on the floor at all. we but it really looked like the pictures shown to us by the u.k. doesn't mean that if it. makes you. with us on why you. we are those who are shown to you in the pictures. and i would throw at the russians are those your real names the national the your real names you know what does he just called them but even now when you are talking about it to tell you the truth you look very nervous is one then. i could move would you look like you or look at us when your life was turned upside down in a moment in just one day and changed our lives this story has been headlines it's marc

is a very complex organization the u.k. has been in it for over forty years and in a sense we've got used to that we've got used to the free trade in goods and services free movement of people workers and so on as well so trying to unpack that integration really from the last forty years is an extremely difficult thing to do so i think had the referendum taken place after a long national conversation about what kind of relationship the u.k. wants with the e.u. then we might be in a business better position to know how that can play out and what the framework and lauren politics and so on might be but we're not at that stage if you just flip it around because i mentioned the fact that you know the your europe needs a good deal here as well i mean i mustn't my national think as well europe would just say hey we didn't ask you to leave so yourselves out but how important is it for europe to get i quote unquote good deal. well i think it's very important i mean as you heard christine lagarde saying. briggs it will hurt the u.k.

deported from the u.k. ndoctrinated by somalia's unsure about how can a young man disillusioned by far the next rebuild his life because i am an expert who is going to make it because it's take the children and reunite it's from africa is no not call me it's awful my kid lost warrior a witness documentary on a jersey you can't say. september on al-jazeera the fourth eastern economic forum is to be held in the city of le divorce talk as russia looks to expand its influence in the asia pacific region on television and online the stream continues to talk into the extraordinary potential of social media to disseminate news the presidents of russia turkey and iran will meet in teheran for another summit seeking an end to the war in syria we'll have extensive coverage people in power continues to examine the use and abuse of power around the world the united nations general assembly holds a seventy third session what action will it take on atrocities in me in march and yemen will bring you all the news september u

in the u.k. have gathered to the security council information that was given by the british prime minister to the british house of commons twenty four hours ago and you also hear you see in the far left hand side of our live picture you'll see there the russian ambassador pouring over his speech expect him to come up with a very strong a bottle from the case that's made by the u.k. ambassador who has already spoken on her way into the chamber this is what ambassador karen pearce had to say we will want to discuss with our allies and partners the best next steps but i also want to stress that this is a broader issue even then the very serious matter of use of chemical weapons on the streets of soulsby this actually goes to the heart of the international system it goes to the heart of the rules based order we on our allies will want to think about how we push back on this sort of russian activity which is not only malign it's also a reckless it's reckless to the individuals who get caught at russian

citizens living in the u.k. the plan allows for freedom of trade but not for people and what happens to the northern ireland border this remains a major stumbling block the e.u. has called for a border in the irish sea do you cave for a customs border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland it's important that we deliver for the people of northern ireland they don't want to hold border between northern ireland on and the only proposal that has been put forward that delivers on the not having a hard border and ensures that we don't carve up the united kingdom is the checkers plan. so let's bring in our guests joining us in warsaw devoted to elise deputy director of the think tank british influence in oxford helen thomas c.e.o. and founder of micro nomic consultancy blong the money and in lancaster geryon jones and the economist at lancaster university a warm welcome to all of you helen let me start with you basically the reason is saying it's my way or the highway that's right she has been appreciated

name by the u.k. as suspects in this script poisoning case deny any involvement in the incident they've been speaking exclusively to r.t. . you really look like that to us by the uki why you. we are those who were shown to you in the pictures. and i was under. all those you real names yes the real names of the british prime minister's office has responded to the interview calling it lies and fabrications rushes london to clarify its harsh reaction made only minutes after the interview. also coming up on the program this hour signed an executive order to counter suppose that foreign interference in america selections that's ahead of crucial november it's. just a few moments into a brand new day here in moscow friday september the fourteenth my names you know. international our top story the two suspects named by the u.k. in the poisoning of russian double agents surrogate ascript his daughter back in march have given an exclusive interview to our tease editor in chief so let's take a look at parts all o

this hour the two men named by the you case by the u.k. rather a suspect in the script poisoning deny any involvement in the incident if they have been exclusively talking to. really play the. car you. we are those who are shown to you in the pictures. and i would say. your real name. yes your real names. also there are signs of executive order to counter foreign interference in america's elections. never been any in the past. russia's largest military drills in decades. in the country's far east. this is a. dramatic sight thousands of tanks armored personnel carriers. fight every good evening just turned six pm in moscow kevin knowing breaking news feeds in this hour the big story from last day the two suspects the u.k. named in the poisoning of the russian double agent sergei script and his daughter back in march and souls have given an exclusive interview to our editor in chief. it was a new to me and i've been to live one you called me on my cell phone and tell me that your response to sheriff and alexander petrov. we really were quite

responded to the u.k.'s response to the interview and she has some questions for the british authorities issued this issue in the new i believe it's absolutely unacceptable to accuse people of telling lies forty minutes after they have spoken so i repeat my question directly to the british side what is the legal basis and framework for accused russian citizens of telling lies forty minutes after noon to view what was the reason for that what was so specifically non-credible in what they said when official authorities accuse someone of telling lies he must be responsible for those so again it looks like we're getting statements and counter statements but that doesn't appear to be any dialogue taking place between london and moscow right now the us is getting ready to impose more sanctions on russia in november for allegedly poisoning the script halls and that's according to assistant secretary of state nations thing check out what she had to say we plan to impose a very severe second round of sanctions under

well the u.k. has branded alexander liars while the u.s. has proposed imposing a second round of sanctions on russia artist the mirror can have been looking at the international reaction from both sides of the atlantic the reason a spokesperson has rubbish the accounts provided by alexander patrol from a share of and they've used pretty strong language to do it take a listen and blatant for brick ations in this interview given to a russian state sponsored t.v. station are an insult to the public's intelligence well that same government statement goes on to say that an illegal chemical weapon was used on the streets of the country and that four people seriously ill in hospital and an innocent woman died and russia has responded with contempt now this is the second official statement that we've had from the government from downing street earlier on immediately after the interview was first ed there was a statement from the government and it was similarly scathing take a listen the government is clear these men are offices of the russian milit

the u.k. tabloid to protect the term of a russian model who claims president voted attempted to assassinate her in the english city of something like. oh it's midnight in moscow now saturday the twenty second of september money column break off the reason make a fiery statement on friday after her plan was slapped down by e.u. leaders at a summit in austria. anything which fails to respect the referendum or which effectively divides our country into would be a deal and i have always said no deal is better than a bat deal throughout this process i have treated the e.u. with nothing but respect. the u.k. expects the same a lot of people saying that the reason may sort of channeling the i and lady here we got her and her strictest incarnation really she said that the talks of the e.u. had reached a stalemate london and brussels are at loggerheads and the ball is now in the e.u. his court take a listen at this late stage in the negotiations it is not acceptable to simply rejects the other side's pr

it took the u.k. government a long time to settle on an approach to the present negotiations and when checkers came out a couple of months ago that was very late in the process what it has proposed in checkers is a very clunky system where countries collect border taxes on behalf of each other and where there is also a common rulebook across the u.k. and the european union for the case of gods specifically now whether that breaches red lines on the use part in terms of splitting up the pillars of the single market remains to be seen the certainly something there in checkers that there is room for negotiation but we'll need to see how far each of the parties is willing to go well jonathan talking about the air from the mentors of the u.s. think the problem one of the main problems here is being that if you can have three movement of goods but you can't have free will which have people. absolutely the single market is as far as it used concerned becomes the path and the e.u. states cohesion on this very

and the u.k. and it's about whether there will be food or checks where the border takes ruby the e.u. has different opinions about this than the u.k. and the u.k. needs to work closely with its partners do you keep the union is an island that do not want under any circumstances see anything that resembles a border between northern ireland and the met and the u.k. so this is really the crucial point at the moment where they need to flesh out a compromise. because the european council president donald tusk he has called for another break that summit to be held in there is this really going to have. it seems like this was going to happen been talk about an extra summit for quite some time now and i think the parties agree that they really have to do everything possible it's only six months of bricks in from the twenty ninth of september which is next week there's only six months left on where they have to agree on something or else written will crash out so they need to agree on this sort of orderly w

and what is it well the u.k. has three sort of advantages and three reasons one tremendous stability of the financial sector in the u.k. over three hundred years the london stock exchange has been in existence but also fost forward to today the u.k. government has actually been one of the first governments to actually have a fin tech sector strategy they want to ensure that the u.k. remains in the lead if in tech that's number one secondly you've got the global sort of center of finance was the global center of finance in london many reasons one of which of course is that it's really time the center of the world financial institutions can operate with their asian counterparts and their asian professionals as well as the us and they can operate around the globe in the center of the world one english is the second language for everyone around the world but also importantly two hundred fifty or more foreign bank of banks a glow catered in london and you have over thirteen hundred global companies with their headquar

the two men named by the u.k.'s suspects in the script poisoning case tonight any involvement in the incidents they've been speaking exclusively to. you really look like the pictures shown to us by the uki while you. were those who were shown to you in the pictures. and i would surrender power through the press are those your real names and yes our real names the british prime minister's office house responded to the interview calling it lies and fabrications while the russians also london to clarify its hostile reaction made only minutes after the interview us. donald trump signs an executive order to counter suppose that foreign interference in america's elections ahead of november's crucial midterm votes. are costing live from moscow this is all t. international good to have you with us. the two suspects named by the u.k. in the poisoning of russian double agent and his daughter back in march have given an exclusive interview to our cities as a terror in chief let's take a look at parts of that interview with ma

for the u.k. for the un for everybody how when for what reason may does not want to happen is that northern ireland remains in a customs union while the u.k. doesn't she says that's what's going to divide the u.k. that will break up the union she was hoping that high check his plan would be a to if you like square the whole she was hoping look i'm offering you a continuation of friction illustrate in goods that will mean that we wouldn't have to have this holland border but yesterday the e.u. rejected that that also very concerned that the u.k. hasn't come up with all the proper concrete ideas of what to do with no of the not and that been talk about installing cameras of gone post but really the u.k. hasn't properly come up with a defined plan and i think that's what really worried the e.u. but and in particular the arash for public i've got twenty seconds left where is this going. that's a very orderly transition and twenty seconds i do think that way are a step nearer to a no jail there is the p

the two men named by the u.k. as suspects in the script poisoning case deny any involvement in the instant they have been speaking exclusively to r.t. . you really look like the. we are those who are shown to you in the pictures. and i would. call those you really. are real names. and you care physicians have a ready responded to the interview saying what the men had to say is full on an insult to the public's intelligence. also ahead on the program this hour in syria the russian defense ministry claims the militants in the. film the staged. a plan to both send images to the united nations and circulated them and we've got the live reaction to the right of. trump signs an executive order to counter foreign interference in america's elections while insisting his own victory in twenty sixteen was not affected. twenty four hour news live from moscow as old as a warm welcome to the program i'm you know neal and this is our t. international. the two suspects named by the u.k. in the poisoning of russian double agents su

it took the u.k. government a long time to settle on an approach to the present negotiations and when checkers came out a couple of months ago that was very late in the process what it has proposed in checkers is a very clunky system where countries collect border taxes on behalf of each other and where there is also a common rulebook across the u.k. and the european union for the case of gods specifically now whether that breaches redlines on the use part in terms of splitting up the pillars of the single market remains to be seen the certainly something there in checkers that there is room for negotiation we'll need to see how far each of the parties is willing to go well jonathan talking about the air from the mentors of the u.s. think the prob one of the main problems here is being that if you can have a theme with mint of goods but you can't have free will winds of people. absolutely the single market is as far as it used concerned becomes the path and the e.u. states cohesion on this very point s

madam president, in the u.k. the police are independent of government and they have been conducting a painstaking forensic investigation. this investigation has involved around 250 detectives who have trolled through more than 11,000 hours of cctv footage and have taken more than 1,400 statements. working around the clock, they have carried out painstaking and methodical work to ascertain exactly which individuals were responsible and the method they used to carry out this attack. this evidence has been independently reviewed by the crown prosecution service, and they have concluded there is a sufficient basis to bring charges. we have thus independently concluded that there is enough evidence to bring charges against two russian nationals for the following crimes. the conspiracy to murder sergei skripal. the attempted murder of sergei and julia skripal. and detective sergeant nick bailey. the use and possession of novichok. and causing grievous bodily harm with intent to julia skripal and nick bailey. the investi

latest assessment of the u.k. economy her tone was repeatedly downbeat about britain post rex it so whatever the deal is will not be as good as it is at the moment and asked about the seemingly growing prospect of britain crashing out without a break to deal now clearly that was to happen our assessment is that it would have very dear economy consequences it would be a shock to supply. and it would inevitably have a series of consequences in terms of. reduced growth going forward. increased deficit most likely depreciation of the currency and. you know in reasonably short order mean a reduction of the size of the u.k. economy the bracket deadlines are approaching fast for britain to depart the european union in an orderly manner next march they really need to agree the e.u. divorce bill by the end of this year and a u. leaders are braced for an emergency summit mid november but the british prime minister theresa may is facing considerable opposition to her compromise proposal the so-called checkers plan and if that

that the u.k. government say that it is and it's also doesn't it's impossible to compensate that kind of out reaching from the island so to us compensation is is not the issue the right of return needs to be given the u.k. and the u.s. government need to take responsibility for their actions over the last fifty years even if sovereignty is given to malicious and achieve us in need to be front and center any of any decisions being made about the islands in the future us have been challenged on this a number of times when barack obama visited the u.k. jeremy corbyn raised the issue with him and the president then president didn't push they had no objections to the wise for we don't know what the trumpet ministrations position on this is but we we've been speaking the u.k. and these been speaking with the us and we want to see the right of return but that currently the objections of the right of return are primarily coming from the u.k. not from the us. the main opposition party in the u.k. has become

some of the things which were being said they widely in the u.k. plea by the beatles to be implausible are in fact not implausible it turns out that it is absolutely true that stonehenge was closed by snow on the barge so the idea that they went on the third of march planned souls blew city center snowed under and stonehenge closed and came back and tried to connect stay is perfectly possible those were the weather conditions of the day i found the straightforward rejection of the story by the british a fart is very troubling indeed given that this is meant to be a criminal case there's meant to be. a possible trial and we're you know potential defendants have outlined their defense and the government is immediately said that's a ridiculous and it's an insult to make that defense that's not how you'd behave in a democracy in criminal cases before to just and isn't hard evidence of anything except to people walking around stalls because that's all it shows plainly of a british government determined this investigation on day one the day after the skip

and the u.k. prime minister trees amaze demanded new breaks at proposals and respect from leaders after they rejected out on thursday european council president says he's convinced the e.u. and the u.k. can still find a compromise over price. well you know his stories are following protests have been marching in syria's rebel held province calling on the international community to stop president assad from cementing his grip on power there demanding he be removed from office before a new constitution is drafted and order reports now from beirut. they chant against bashar assad the syrian president to a survived an eight year rebellion against his rule the opposition has been all but defeated all they have left is their voices. no constitution no reconstruction until a third leaves power that is there tomorrow and it's a message the syrians in villages and towns across the rebel controlled province of idlib are sending to the international community. we are afraid this new constitution would not be

the u.k. expects to say a defiant to reason may demands new brakes at proposals from the e.u. a day off to a bruising summit in salzburg. president trump calls doubt on the woman who's accused the supremes court nominee of sexual assault also. i'm melissa long coffee region where farmers are abandoning fields like the one behind me due to the very low international price of the beam. a low our top story the death toll continues to climb and one of tanzania's worst ferry disasters at least one hundred twenty six people are confirmed dead so far after a ferry overloaded with passengers capsized in late toria metres from the shore hopes are fading for an unknown number of missing passengers victoria gate b. has more now. lake victoria became a grave site on the day afternoon after a ferry capsized and sank. was overloaded with more than four hundred people on board and when the ferry was coming to a stop people moved from one side to the other the wait to the ferry over dozens of people have been

in the u.k. is defense ministry praises the work of investigators in supposedly revealing the true identity of one of the alleged attackers but mysteriously leaked tweet just twenty minutes later. hello there welcome three pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now after two days of fractious meetings with his counterparts in the united nations donald trump held a special news conference for the world's media on wednesday night when he was grilled over his latest claims he received an unexpected reaction. this is quite a gathering. so a lot of people. out of media. mergers so true. didn't expect their reaction but that's so. they love how honest and it's not define that and base find it funny. let me tell you all day yesterday they were falling over themselves to get a picture with pan to talk about how great the speech was how strong it was whether he said good things about them or not they he's honest with that and they weren't laughing at me they were laughing with me we had fun w

the u.k. authorities i'm lost so how long has it been a week five days i don't know what day it is you can't imagine what our lives have turned into we can't go outside we can't go to the petrol station are you recognized on the streets of the muscles and of course our faces are on t.v. every day. every day full screen two pictures they talk about us on the radio bashir of the trough every time we turn on the to the bashir of the trough would he be able to live like that i'm really scared i don't know what will happen tomorrow and that's why we came to yes. and that's i try not to watch the news just as he does and i ask him from time to time is there anything new and i wait for an answer no nothing no but he then goes yes there is and then there's been more and more and more how much more we're going to do next. we don't know we just want to be left alone which some of the witnesses that. a lot of people are going to say this really leaves more questions than answers to others perhaps it's go

is going to join your family or parents in the u.k. well from. the failure from the things you own your family or your pom. you can apply for a british passport if you're a pretty fit with a citizen british subject british nationals overseas british protect the person. again. where were. you don't know what to. say the moment you don't take no where. oh one of them god i would never have this something close to that have this figured out like this misfit. british overseas terrorist citizen. issue there with just my name to see if i'm going. to be with the british embassy to even get lost. and this is costing money. where my i'm going to get the chance to do this again. and how long can i continue knocking on those that don't know. that. this is all right call. yes. there. were some porn there's. i like out there and how do you become a family in the u.k. you have planned a petition that don't work that plan me. trying to. invent something to get myself to you. all you could also make a fake oscar and make it look like. my love which might work and

well the u.k. called for this meeting they had already published the evidence in london the british prime minister had announced the findings of their investigation but they believe it is compelling evidence and they wanted to persuade the other members of the security council about the case it's worth noting that some of the u.s. u.k. is closest allies the us france canada and germany just as the security council meeting started said they fully backed the evidence that had been gathered by the british authorities and the british investigation they also i think wanted to call out the russians in the setting of the un security council this is the u.k. ambassador karen paris they were in a parallel universe where the normal rules of international affairs in that it this is a direct challenge back in president to the rules based international system which has kept all of its say including russia since one thousand nine hundred forty nine in the face of such behavior the international community needs to