less than three minutes into the flight, the commander, alexey ovchinin, reported an emergency.he booster system had failed. the launch had to be aborted. moments later, the two men were plunging back to earth in their tiny capsule. the crew did train for this nightmare scenario, the gruelling g—force their bodies would have to endure. a russian soyuz rocket hasn't failed on launch in over three decades. for american nick hague, it was an abrupt end to his first ever mission. he was due to spend six months in orbit. ever since yuri gagarin launched into orbit, russia has been immensely proud of its space programme. this accident, then, will be a major blow. but it is notjust a matter of prestige. russian rockets are currently the only way up to the international space station. what happens now, then, is a big question. rescuers were quick to reach the remote landing site, rugely relieved, too, that the crew emerged unharmed, even walking. but all soyuz flights have now been suspended as an investigation is launched. the safety measures of this launcher are very good, and the two

there were a few steps that alexey had to take, and they commanded ballistic entry., and getting the parachute out, all those types of things, the soyuz is mostly automated. search and rescue efforts in indonesia are coming to an end today following the devastating earthquake and tsunami. more than 2,000 people are known to have died and around 5,000 are still feared missing. we can bring you now the story of a man who survived notjust the palu tsunami, but also the one which struck in december 200a. just one remarkable story there. you are watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: find out why this korean pop video was watched 45 million times in the first 2a hours since it was released. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life. but in the marina area, where most of the damage was done, they're more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last here, he's gone from being a little—known revolutionary to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator. it was a 20lb bomb

inside the capsule, something jostled american astronaut nick hague and russian cosmonaut alexey ovchinin. an unexplained rocket malfunction triggered an automatic mission abort, something to do with this debris you see falling away from the rocket. the crew's capsule ejected from the rocket at 4,700 mph, falling more than 30 miles safely to earth in the middle of kazakhstan. space station operations manager kenny todd: >> we have every confidence that our russian colleagues will figure out what's going on and we'll hopefully see nick and alexey on orbit and at the space station again soon. >> reporter: today's mishap comes seven years after the space shuttle fleet was retiredh russians for rides to the space station. two u.s. companies, spacex and boeing, are now building a new generation of american space taxis. hh crude flights next summer, and the clock is ticking-- america's soyuz contracts with the russians end next july. >> this is the upper dome. >> reporter: earlier this week, program manager john mulholland gave us a tour of boeing's starliner assembly plant at the kennedy space

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inside the capsule, something led led american astronaut nick hague and russian cosmonaut alexey ovchinin. an unexplained rocket malfunction triggered an automatic mission abort, something to do with this debris you see falling away from the rocket. the crew's capsule ejected from the rocket at 4,700 mph, falling more than 30 miles safely to earth in the middle of kazakhstan. space station operations manager kenny todd: >> we have every confidence that our russian colleagues will figure out what's going on and we'll hopefully see nick and alexey in orbit and at the space station again soon. >> reporter: today's mishap tmes seven years after the space shuttle fleet was retired. ever since, nasa has paid the russians for rides to the space station. two u.s. companies, spacex and nieing, are now building a new generation of american space taxis. both hope to launch crude s.ights next summer, and the clock is ticking-- america's soyuz contracts with the >>ssians end next july. >> reporter: earlier this week, program manager john mulholland gave us a tour of boeing's starliner assembly plant a

russian opposition leader alexei in a volley has been released from jail in moscow he spent some fifty days behind bars on two back to back sentences for illegal staging of protests involving supporters say the kremlin is trying to stress to sideline him. a powerful storm has struck the coast of portugal injuring almost thirty people and uprooting more than a thousand trees tropical storm leslie packed winds of over one hundred kilometers per hour when it reached the country late saturday local media say hundreds of thousands of homes suffered power cuts. to syria now where a deadline is fast approaching to create a demeter rise so north and province the zone should be established by monday a spot of a deal agreed to by turkey and russia last month now it's meant to prevent a government assault on the rebel held area which the u.n. says could provoke a humanitarian catastrophe but there are reports that hardline fighters have yet to start withdrawing from the area. syria's last major rebel stronghold is just a few kilometers from here an uncomfortable thought for. in twenty twelve he f

russian opposition leader alexei navalny has been released from jail in moscow he spent some fifty days behind bars on two back to back sentences for staging illegal protests of only supporters say the kremlin is trying to sideline him. novak djokovic continued his masterful run of tennis as he beat croatian born of corage to win the shanghai masters pounced on courage as mistakes to bury shot after shot winning the first set which will see shortly. the. match point to the second his opponent had simply run out of sixteen enabling jock of which to take the second and decisive set six four. it's a serbian eighty three in a row in what's been an amazing season so far. another tough night for german football though the national team lost three nil to rivals the netherlands' in the nation's league the defeat hips pressure on the german coach who was already under scrutiny after a disastrous world cup. virgil van dyke capitalized on port offending to give the netherlands a first half late leroy's sunday was thrown on in the second half but the young winger was unable to change germany's fort

let's now look at some of the other stories making news around the world russian opposition leader alexei navai has been released from jail in moscow he spent some fifty days behind bars on two back to back sentences for staging illegal protests have all new supporters say the kremlin is trying to sideline him. a powerful storm has struck the coast of portugal injuring almost thirty people and uprooting more than a thousand trees tropical storm leslie packed winds of over one hundred kilometers per hour when it reached the country late saturday local media say hundreds of thousands of homes suffered power cuts. two of the most prominent trauma catholic leaders of the twentieth century have been made saints by pope francis he canonized pope paul the six and the murdered salvadoran archbishop romero in a ceremony at the vatican he also conferred sainthood on five others including the german nun my ria caterina tens of thousands of people turned out in st peter's square for the ceremony among them was several thousand pilgrims from el salvador where romero is a national icon. and joining me

suspended but a very good news for both alexei of cheney and in the hague we hear from the head of russian ross coarseness that they will why do the international space station next spring already. nasa watch on as the ejection system jettisons the crew module away from the rocket boosters before the tons of high explosive fuel detonate and we have lift a tower for this three years now and jettison the ballistic trajectory their arm is rougher than anticipated the crew is shaken and battered but stay conscious with room for a little humor. three minutes in emergency systems function as intended they begin their descent back to earth within minutes a search and rescue operation is underway helicopters assume airborne powering towards the landing site while lexi mixed families crazy and hopeless. at first i watched the launch on t.v. but at a certain point i turned it off you can understand my feelings at the time. there's new telling what medical condition the crew are in what we might call luck others would cool professionalism the crew trained for years for this the technicians who engine

thousands of pilgrims from el salvador where romero is a national hero russian opposition leader alexei and avani has been released from jail in moscow he spent some fifty days behind bars on two back to back sentences for staging illegal protests of only supporters say the kremlin is trying to sideline him. to syria now where a deadline is fast approaching to create a demilitarized zone in the northern province now the zone should be established by monday as part of a deal agreed to by russia and turkey last month it's meant to prevent a government assault on the rebel held area which the un ses could provoke a humanitarian catastrophe but they all reports that hard line fight is have yet to start withdrawing from the area. syria's last major rebel stronghold is just a few kilometers from here and uncomfortable thought for. and twenty twelve he fled from is the most fighters in this town singe are in the south of italy province now the syrian army has regained control after bitter fighting what remains is rebel sadness and anger against the islamists. how could there be reconciliation

alexei of chin in his forty seven years old and holds the rank of reserve lieutenant colonel in the russian air force those days flight would have been his second journey into space his american colleague forty three year old nick haig is a colonel in the u.s. air force it was his maiden space flight. now with masses of highly explosive rocket fuel right behind you when something goes wrong you need to make a fast getaway experts are applauding the escape system that propelled the path to safety. thank you thank you but of course i want to thank the rescuers and those who designed these keep systems thanks to them. seriously it's a very dangerous situation and it's. impressive. about the design and how they built the scape system that it works so very well but you're in a very volatile situation with lots of rocket propellant around you're going to be very fast very very high so things could have done much much worse and it's just great that the escape system works so well i flew out to the space station aboard a sleaze rocket myself came back in the soyuz capsule on my fourth mission and s

have you managed to talk to alexey reminders to speak with any length. after an hour and a half i think he was given the opportunity to call me and today he called and said he was ok and that we're going to see each other soon i know sometimes the personal times he probably did he said thing else you. young. as a soldier he said they were ok with me that they were not injured so that we wouldn't be worried and they will be back home very soon. how long do you think before it gets where you're a moscow now you're. no no no you're a biker. all along our city you know ok how long before you physically get to see him do you think within the coming hours. you. know. what the moments of the flight will land today. some have already called what happened today a miracle do you feel this way. there is a bit of a miracle in what's happened i think i'd like to thank the rescue team. and those who in vented the whole search and rescue says they heard a sound that a lot of people were saying sounded like the rocket launch itself but far off away so perhaps that was t

good work, alexei. our research shows people in utah very afraid of bear.o, target utah with posts like this. hillary clinton want replace kindergarten teacher with angry bear who also gay. help mother russia achieve goal of [ bleep ] up u.s. election and start second american civil war. >> hey! president trump just retweet my article. >> good job, alexei. now go get drunk. >> i'm already am! >> cool. >> jimmy: nice. [ cheers and applause ] that's a fun office. oh, i should mention today is a special day for the trump family. it's ivanka and jared's ninth wedding anniversary. ivanka posted on instagram today. she wrote, you are my light, my love, my life. happy 9th anniversary, jared. so, congratulations to them. hey, here's a political story i think everyone can enjoy. residents of utah will soon vote on whether or not to legalize marijuana. you know where a nation of stoners when utah is voting to legalize it but there's a state senator in utah who's taking his role in this vote very seriously, so much so he traveled to las vegas to give pot a shot. >> i

cause of these student is found all the space flies must be suspended but a very good news for both alexei of jean and in the hague we hear from the head of russian ross coarseness that they will fly to the international space station next spring already we are back in star city these guys will fly we planned for their flight to be in the spring of next year while the incident became a real shock for people involved in space industries on both sides of the atlantic to it is very important right now to be careful in best gating and in answering the question exactly what caused this incident. big question looking on from above with all this would you believe the crew on board the international space station had more than a bird's eye view of what happened they captured it all on camera we've got this photos show you this image was taken by the current space station commander alexander you can just make out the white streaks the smoke from the rockets that goes to this team were actually readying to welcome their colleagues just a few hours after that but. you see you can just watch helplessl

s today those only two was mentioned earlier alexei of. the russian cosmonaut forty seven years old a colonel in the air force reserve this was his second flight into space or rather second attempted flight into space and forty three year old nick cage. astronauts american astronaut with nasa forty three years old he's a colonel in the u.s. air force this was meant to be his maiden flight and what a flight it turned out to be around ninety seconds into the takeoff the astronauts and cosmonauts knew that something was wrong they experienced weightlessness instead of a gravitational push and there was certainly a period of uncertainty as to what would happen as those emergency procedures launched they had to launch that emergency capsule and hurtle down to earth at a very high speed much higher than a normal landing would take place they landed several hundred kilometers from the crash site were picked up by emergency crews were understand they're in good health they're having their vital signs monitored in a hospital in kazakhstan. and has

cause of the incident is found all the space flies must be suspended but a very good news for both alexei of jean and in the hague we hear from the head of russian ross coarseness that they will fly to the international space station next spring already where back in star city these guys will fly we plan for their flight to be in the spring of next year while the incident became a real shock for people involved in space industries on both sides of the atlantic so it is very important right now to be careful in the investigating and in answering the question exactly what caused this incident. you know look at home from above or all of the crew aboard the international space station have more than a bird's eye view of what happened and they captured the moment on camera these images were taken by the current space station commander exam to go if you could just about. make out the white streaks the smoke from the rockets the gust and his team were reading of course to welcome the colleagues on board that should have been within a couple of hours but they could only in the end watch helplessl

is twenty five year history and we will be covering it from here the land of normal guy the other alexei recessed the r.t. reporting from the republic of dagestan. well in qana mcgregor's high. homeland people seem to have fear doubts over who will be out of the question and he says the changes could also lead to a clear divide between the protection of vailable to those who can afford it and those who can't. see well fringe people have an equal right to security we want the public service missions to effectively protect fringe people from the privatization of security because if it's privatized security will depend on the purchasing power of the fringe to defend themselves and protect themselves also the officers are worried it will move fronts closer to the u.s. model a country all too familiar with gun violence so far this year there have been more than two hundred seventy mass shootings in the us mass shootings mass shooting in florida another mass shooting in a year of mass shootings in shootings continued unabated people are dying more people have been killed at schools this year a

first flight into space his maiden voyage and waterflood turned out to be the forty seven year old alexei of chin in a tenant colonel result of the colonel in the russian air force this was his second flight he was the commander in this case now as don mentioned the two space space men have been recovered by rescue teams they are in good health in baikonur having their blood pressure their pulse etc monitored in hospital after that very rapid descent the large amount of g. force they experience their awareness stand aleck's of should and has already met his mother in balkan or after you came down he hugged her with great relief obviously a great deal of worry for the family of their family also here at the space training center the command center waiting for the cosmonauts return expected late today or tomorrow morning or early afternoon from kazakstan i would manage to speak to suhaila exception in his wife earlier who expressed great relief at husband coming home safe and sound. i watched the launch on t.v. and then i got the news from my neighbors so you can understand my feelings at t

she speaks from personal experience her own husband alexei because love once a successful business man was sentenced to several years in prison but had committed no crime she was afraid he might be killed and paid huge sums of money to protect him she says many of the guards bleed the business people behind bars for all they're worth. well it got there i watched whole towns have grown up around prisons and prison camps because there aren't any other jobs there in siberia there was none. some of the camps have existed for seventy years whole generations have grown up with them there are farmers who don't keep any cows anymore because it's easier to milk the prisoners everyone profits from the camps. she explains that today's penal colonies are a legacy of the soviet gulags torture is commonplace as a blackmail and right it's hardly feasible to reform the system it would have to be totally rebuilt who are officially the gulags were founded in the one nine hundred thirty s. russia hasn't had a prison reform for a hundred years but even by any other name it's still a good luck. russia's pe

russian services to fly their astronauts to the international space station and the good news for alexei of chaining an e k we hear from the head of ross cost me to the cause in that they will fly to the international stage space station and their flight is should build for spring next. this is what he told us. where american stars cd these guys will fly we planned for their flight to be in the spring of next year . and we know that until the cause exact cause of things today is determined all space flights must be suspended thursday incident became a real shock for all the people involved in space industries for both sides of the atlantic and russian american people course for crew members and their families and their friends but again for public jane you're all of russian space industry didn't see an incident like this in the last thirty five years this is why it is really very important right now to be careful and unser in the question what caused this model function back to you thanks for bringing us right up to date from a very a total looking star sitting rif an ocean of thinking.

alexei itself is one of the most vocal critics of russia's involvement in ukraine and it's an extension of his native crimea the forty two year old filmmaker was on hunger strike until just recently refusing food for one hundred forty five days a protest to demand the release of all ukrainian prisoners held by russia. announcing sense of as the award recipient the head of the european parliament praised his courage and determination. by awarding him this prize the european parliament is expressing its solidarity with him and his cause we demand that all the exit solve he was arrested in twenty fourteen and sentenced to twenty years in prison be immediately released. russia's annexation of the ukrainian territory of crimea in twenty fourteen triggered sanctions from the e.u. moscow dismissed the decision to give the prize to sense of as russophobe it or putting it that is saying if you see more the decision was absolutely politicized and i don't know what it was based on or motivated by. needles in the easiest but she don't even need to understand the mechanism of how this decision was m

of each other and both victims were taken to hospital and let's get more now sports correspondent alexei to shift key here with me it's obviously been the main headline of the country probably in sports headlines since this morning. not looking very good for these two footballers is it absolutely i mean when i looked at those videos i thought somebody was trying to reenact the grand theft auto computer game in the streets of moscow but it happened to be not just to footballers to star for. bowlers now one of them i saw that got caught in this leading strike and then in st petersburg he actually scored a winner in the europa league just a fortnight ago the others by the maya from class that are both used to play for the russian national team up until twenty sixteen couldn't miss the world cup two due to an injury but he was still considered as one of the top strikers now they went out in the streets while little bit of was fighting his controversial m.m.a. clash with conor mcgregor in las vegas at the same time they were in a strip club they went out of the strip club for some reason clas

the russian opposition leader alexei navalny has been released after spending 20 days injailfor staging sentence for holding an unauthorised demonstration in january when he called for a boycott of the russian presidential election. a british cyclist has been shot dead by a hunter in the french alps. the 34—year—old restaurant owner was riding a mountain bike in woods near the town of les gets. the victim who's been named locally as mark sutton had lived in the area for several years. britain's brexit secretary dominic raab has made a suprise visit to brussels for talks with the eu chief negotiator. however after the meeting michel barnier said "despite intense efforts, some key issues are still open" including measures to avoid a hard border between ireland and northern ireland. 0ur correspondent adam fleming sent this update from brussels earlier. backstop as it is called is this back—up plan which will go into the withdrawal agreement, that is the brexit treaty that seals the eu and uk have agreed that there has to be something in there that will prevent the return of a hard border i

suspended but the very good news for both alexei if seen in the hague we hear from the head of course was that they will fly to the international space station next spring already. where american stars sooty these guys will fly we plan for their flight to be in the spring of next year just to remind you what happened everything appeared to be going very well with the launch but less than two minutes into the flight problem was we wanted to leave the booster rocket between the first and second stages separating and the emergency escape system immediately reacted to this automatically by separating the crew capsule and aleksei have kenyan and hague safely landed inside this capsule several hundred kilometers from the launch site in kazakhstan so it is very important right now to be careful in best to gating and in answering the question exactly what caused this incident. well the crew on board the international space station where the soyuz was hoping to get to had more than a bird's eye view of what happened and capture the moment on camera just take a look at this the breathtaking ima

with the traditional wave of departing spacemen make hay and alexei of gin in said goodbye to worth they'd be back sooner than they thought since the demise of masses space shuttle program russia's so you system is currently the only way for people to get up to the international space station the russian and the american to begin one hundred and eighty seven days in orbit. but first they have to get there the launch seemed to go well initially the rocket lifted off into the cloudless skies above baikonur kazakstan but one hundred nineteen seconds into the journey there was a catastrophic malfunction you hear the soyuz making its way into space. inside the capsule video shows the two men being shaken about before the feed is cut to a computer graphic for ourselves we can live in the florida minutes like a five seven reading of. the failure of the book hearing there that there has been an issue with the booster and we're standing by for information the men and their capsule were now in a so-called ballistic re-entry parachuting back to worth they landed in the wide kazakstan step six hundred

caribbean for silky shocks the time is short and in the hope of confirming his theory he's gone with alexei rule as the specialist deep into the heart of loss selling us. to. his baby ocean shots of being born in the southern part of the island than it would be in this environment protected from predators that they were just spent the first few months of their lives. thanks. to hours on end the fisherman search every nook and cranny of the last salinas. valley. there to organize there's a shark here over there over there on the right taken the bait. the man with the money to. do the job cut. cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut. out of them while the dirty with the head on the side of them it's all first i need you to tell me how long it is right up to its feet eighty four centimeters. oh i mean mom let's find out what sex it is. you're going to do right down and it's a male you hold it by its head what i think. lifted up when you see the claspers. you both male shots and races easily recognizable since they're the only marine animals to have to penises the evolutionary remai

less than three minutes into the flight, commander alexey 0vchinin reports an emergency with the boosterou can hear his calm voice, quipping that it was a quick flight. moments later, though, the astronauts are hurtling back to earth. rescue teams were poised to rush to the landing site. the crew did train for exactly this type of the gruelling g force their bodies have to endure, but russia's soyuz rocket hasn't failed on launch the 35 years. this is a major blow to its space programme. for american nick hague, it's also an abrupt end to his first ever mission. he's been training for years to spend six months on the international space station. currently russian rockets are the only way to reach it. now all flights have been suspended as an investigation is launched. we are working together for the international space station with our american colleagues, with russia, with japan and canada. and the europeans. and of course this mishap of today is not a very good thing for us, because we need the transportation to the international space station for our astronauts. the crew are looking r

less than three minutes into the flight, the commander, alexey 0vchinin, reported an emergency.ystem had failed. the launch had to be aborted. moments later, the two men were plunging back to earth in their tiny capsule. the crew did train for this nightmare scenario, the gruelling g—force their bodies would have to endure. but russia's soyuz rocket hasn't failed on launch in over three decades. for american nick hague, it was an abrupt end to his first ever mission. he was due to spend six months in orbit. ever since yuri gagarin launched into orbit, russia has been immensely proud of its space programme. this accident, then, will be a major blow. but it is notjust a matter of prestige. russian rockets are currently the only way up to the international space station. what happens now, then, is a big question. rescuers were quick to reach the remote landing site, hugely relieved, too, that the crew emerged unharmed, even walking. but all soyuz flights have now been suspended as an investigation is launched. the safety measures of this space — of this launcher are very good, and

less than three minutes into the flight, the commander, alexey ovchinin, reported an emergency.. the launch had to be aborted. moments later, the two men were plunging back to earth in their tiny capsule. the crew did train for this nightmare scenario, the gruelling g—force their bodies would have to endure. but russia's soyuz rocket hasn't failed on launch in over three decades. for american nick hague, it was an abrupt end to his first ever mission. he was due to spend six months in orbit. ever since yuri gagarin launched into orbit, russia has been immensely proud of its space programme. this accident, then, will be a major blow. but it is notjust a matter of prestige. russian rockets are currently the only way up to the international space station. what happens now, then, is a big question. rescuers were quick to reach the remote landing site, hugely relieved, too, that the crew emerged unharmed, even walking. but all soyuz flights have now been suspended as an investigation is launched. the safety measures of this space — of this launcher are very good, and the two astronau

shortly after takeoff, nick hague and alexey ovchinin reported a problem with the rocket‘s booster.hey ejected their capsule from the booster and began a ballistic descent. the number of people known to have died in the devastation caused by hurricane michael in the united states has risen to six. it has now weakened to a tropical storm. and this video is trending on bbc.com. rapper kanye west was invited into the white house for lunch and a chat with the us president, and certainly stole the show when he embarked on a monologue so long and disjointed he left donald trump speechless. now on bbc news, it is hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi disappeared after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul last week. amid a welter of speculation and lurid allegations, a cloud of suspicion now hangs over the saudi government. to put it bluntly, the record of crown prince mohammad bin salman, the kingdom's defacto ruler, suggests a ruthless determination to silence all criticism. my guests today are saudi academic madawi al—rasheed and form

everything was new for me it was my first time so i have to give kudos to to my commander alexei of chen and he's a seasoned veteran cosmonaut and as we were going through this he was able to tell me you know what was normal what was not normal obviously a ballistic descent we come up and we're coming back down in a fairly steep trajectory and to lose all of that energy it all ends up being absorbed as as wind resistance in g. and so the g.'s built up pretty fast luckily that we didn't have the six to seven g.'s for very long it was only a handful of seconds and then things were back down to normal from that point after that peak of gee it's a normal so we use landing and so everything went nominal from that point on. britain's house of commons is being branded a dysfunctional place in an independent inquiry that was carried out by a former high gold judge the pool said bullying and harassment of staff has been thriving they're encouraged by cover up and denial culture as a coleman says that efforts to improve the situation have already been undertaken. some areas of the house were descr

with the traditional wave of departing spacemen make hay and alexei of gin in said goodbye to worth they'd be back sooner than they thought since the demise of nasa space shuttle program russia's so you system is currently the only way for people to get up to the international space station the russian and the american to begin one hundred and eighty seven days in orbit. but first they have to get there the launch seemed to go well initially the rocket lifted off into the cloudless skies above baikonur kazakstan but one hundred nineteen seconds into the journey there was a catastrophic malfunction you hear the soyuz making its way into space. inside the capsule video shows the two men being shaken about before the feed is cut to a computer graphic for ourselves we can live in the florida minutes like a five seven reading of. the failure of the book hearing there that there has been an issue with the booster and we're standing by for information the men and their capsule were now in a so-called ballistic re-entry parachuting back to worse they landed in the wide kazakstan step six hundred k

and there is lift—off of the soyuz msio to the international space station carrying nick hague and alexeys the launch of the soyuz rocket heading for the international space station. the lift—off itself went fine. but then there was some violent vibration on board. was this the first sign of something going wrong? and we have the escape tower for the soyuz now jettisoned. about three minutes into the mission, the russian cosmonaut reported a problem. hearing there that there has been an issue with the booster and we are standing by for information as we continue to get it from the russian flight control team, but everything seems to be fine with the crew. we had good comm with them and they are ok. it was the first trip into space for the american astronaut nick hague. his mission was supposed to last six months but it ended with a premature return to earth and a rough landing. before the mission, he spoke about expecting the unexpected. i have an idea of what i think it's going to be like and i've talked to lots of veterans who have flown, and tried to get their impressions of what it's

the less they were fuelling each other's efforts and it was so wonderful to sit in stammers and see alexei laying off the first man to walk in space and he'll armstrong first man to get women sitting there and comparing their experiences and and coming together you know and sort of sealing this is this whole recent conference yeah the stone thing under bugs me that we should joy to see and to me that's the future you know let's cooperate let's work on strengthening the ties between between us economically on the one hand you know spiritually if you like and in terms of ideas and efforts in expanding humanity's horizon funniest and some retrospective use happen there's one thing that lana wrote a wonderful book about the two sides of the exploration with scott you know so you have one from each other and one of the things he said was you know this terrible acts in the apollo one could have been avoided by corporations because exactly the same mistake had been made by the russians that's why they lost the first cosmonauts if only there had been little bit of communication if only someone had

less than three minutes into the flight, commander alexey 0vchinin reported an emergency.e launch had to be aborted. moments later, the two men were plunging back to earth in their tiny capsule. the crew did train for this nightmare scenario, the gruelling g—force their bodies would have to endure. a russian soyuz rocket hasn't failed on launch in over three decade. on launch in over three decades. for american nick hague, it was an abrupt end to his first ever mission. he was due to spend six months in orbit. ever since yuri gagarin launched into orbit, russia has been immensely proud of its space programme. this accident then will be a major blow but it is notjust a matter of prestige — russian rockets are currently the only way up to the international space station, so what happens now then, is a big question. rescuers were quick to reach the remote landing site. hugely relieved, too, that the crew emerged unharmed, everyone walking. but all soyuz flights have now been suspended as an investigation is launched. the safety measures of this launcher are very good, and the

with the traditional wave of departing spacemen make hay and alexei of gin in said goodbye to worth they'd be back sooner than they thought since the demise of masses space shuttle program russia's so you system is currently the only way for people to get up to the international space station the russian and the american to begin one hundred and eighty seven days in orbit liftoff but first they have to get there the launch seemed to go well initially the rocket lifted off into the cloudless skies above baikonur kazakstan but one hundred nineteen seconds into the journey there was a catastrophic malfunction here the soyuz making its way into space inside the capsule video shows the two men being shaken about before the feed is cut to a computer graphic for ourselves we can live in the florida mental point five seven . the failure of the bush hearing there that there has been an issue with the booster and we're standing by for information the men and their capsule were now in a so-called ballistic re-entry parachuting back to worth they landed in the wide kazakstan step six hundred kilometer