put pressure on the b.b.c. of its coverage of the arab spring but the b.b.c. in a statement is flatly denied that it caved in to any political pressure it's been watch also quotes a source suggesting that iraqi donations to the think tank chatham house may have affected that institute research but chatham house is vigorously denied that it could be affected in that way but the u.a.e. foreign minister is known to have had close contacts with selected u.k. journalists meetings which led the u.a.e. piaf quilla to claim that views changed and the report highlights the ways the two thousand and seventeen blockade against cats are sore the intensification of the u.s. p.r. campaign including bitter criticism of catalyst twenty twenty two world cup the lobbying rules woefully inadequate it seems to me and explain what the greater safeguards to prevent the sort of influence which seems to have been exerted only on the risk of what's in the way which is has been and of course you know some of the only time the consequences have been the growth of islamophobia in this co

put pressure on the b.b.c. over its coverage of the arab spring but the b.b.c. in a statement says flatly denied that it caved in to any political pressure it's been watch also quotes a source suggesting that iraqi donations to the think tank chatham house may have affected that institute research but chatham house is vigorously deny that it could be affected in that way but the u.a.e. foreign minister is known to have had close contacts with selected u.k. journalists meetings which led the u.a.e. piaf quilla to claim that views changed and the report highlights the ways the two thousand and seventeen blockade against cats are sore the intensification of the u.s. p.r. campaign including bitter criticism of catalyst twenty twenty two world cup the lobbying rules woefully inadequate it seems to me and explain what the greater safeguards to prevent the sort of influence which seems to have been exerted only on the risk of what's in the way which is has been and of course you know some of the only time the consequences have been the growth of islamophobia in this co

well during that time b.b.c. newsnight said there would be a current account crisis there would be a debt crisis and basically russia would fall and we covered the story we had liam how again mom telegraph journalist and we had constantine and it was episode six nine five and this is december twentieth two thousand and fourteen and here's a short clip of liam halligan talking about the nerves of steel coming from the kremlin i actually think even though the current the interest rate move that we have seen has been dramatic from ten and a half to seventeen of course the six interest rate rise so far this year the central bank hasn't actually fired its big guns yet we have had a little bit of currency intervention it's mainly been the conversion of the ministry of finance is existing on the books flows from rubles. from dollar story into roubles. you've also go the reserves this for the so-called stabilization fund stabilization fund those created for more revenues over the last few years precisely for this moment

put pressure on the b.b.c. over its coverage of the arab spring but the b.b.c. in a statement has flatly denied that it caved in to any political pressure it's been watch also quotes a source suggesting that iraqi donations to the think tank chatham house may have affected that institute's research but chatham house is vigorously denied that it could be affected in that way but the u.a.e. foreign minister is known to have had close contacts with selected u.k. journalists meetings which led the u.a.e. piaf quilla to claim that views changed and the report highlights the ways the two thousand and seventeen blockade against katsa saw the intensification of the us p.r. campaign including bitter criticism of catalyst twenty twenty two world cup the lobbying rules are woefully inadequate it seems to me and explain what the greater safeguards. to prevent the sort of influence which seems to be exerted on the on the risk of what's in the way which is has been and of course you know some of the only time the consequences have been the growth of islamophobia in this count

of course because of imagine a sort of the b.b.c. saying you're not being impartial no you're not being impartial if you're not being impartial enough oh you have to say exactly what the state wants to say oh that's better now you're being impartial ok well the fact is that these factors. are happy for the banks right there's no you jack it's actually about assignments of regulation right on that so in that case they were definitely they were protecting the population of the u.k. which we've already covered fracking over and over but i also want to look over at the us where we also have a very big story in the news and that is the means friend donald trump has had this immigration policy where he separate you try to separate these families to little three year old kids and two year old kids in diapers and with them in prison and their own little immigration center all run by private companies by the way and i mean i even saw reports that their little two or three year old kids were brought up by their their own with their lawyer publ

well during that time b.b.c. newsnight said there would be a current account crisis be a debt crisis and basically russia would fall and we covered the story we had leant how again on telegraph journalist and we had constantine and it was episode six nine five and this is december twentieth two thousand and fourteen and here's a short clip of liam halligan talking about the nerves of steel coming from the kremlin i actually think even though the current the interest rate move that we have seen has been dramatic from ten and a half to seven seen of course the six interest rate rise so far this year the central bank hasn't actually fired its big guns yet we have had a little bit of currency intervention it's mainly been the conversion of the ministry of finance as existing on the books flows from rubles. from dollar story into roubles. you've also go the reserves this the so-called stabilization fund stabilization fund those created for more revenues over the last few years precisely for this moment we've only seen

well during that time b.b.c. newsnight said there would be a current account crisis be a debt crisis and basically russia would fall and we covered the story we had liam how again mom telegraph journalist and we had constantine and it was episode six nine five and this is december twentieth two thousand and fourteen and here's a short clip of liam halligan talking about the nerves of steel coming from the kremlin i actually think even though the current the interest rate move that we have seen has been dramatic from ten and a half to seven seen of course the six interest rate rise so far this year the central bank hasn't actually fired its big guns yet we have had a little bit of currency intervention it's mainly been the conversion of the ministry of finance as existing on the books flows from rubles. from dollar story into roubles. you've also go the reserves this the so-called stabilization fund stabilization fund those created for more revenues over the last few years precisely for this moment we've only seen

at the b.b.c. once again it's a state run state controlled propaganda outlet they were very loath to actually reveal the documents they had in-house was there any justification for them not prevail as ever made listen last week when when they knew that i was about to leak the turnbull report they promised to do something quite spectacular on the b.b.c. news they filmed a police commission osan to other people and then at the very last minute yet again the story was pulled off you know roger because i want being impartial enough to say nothing about that made me say if they don't like the answer you have me more impartial. they are steverson of the fox news fair and balanced more impartiality until you say exactly what we want you to say which has been my experience with them ok so you've been going after this for years has the u.k. banking sector cleaned up all sense of the that last financial crisis no we need we still need significant changes in law and regulation and in practices and most partic

put pressure on the b.b.c. over its coverage of the arab spring but the b.b.c. in a statement is flatly denied that it caved in to any political pressure it's been watch also quotes a source suggesting that i'm. rotty donations to the think tank chatham house may have affected that institute research but chatham house is vigorously deny that it could be affected in that way but the u.a.e. foreign minister is known to have had close contacts with selected u.k. journalists meetings which led the u.a.e. piaf quilla to claim that views changed and the report highlights the ways the two thousand and seventeen blockade against cats are sore the intensification of the u.s. p.r. campaign including bitter criticism of catalyst twenty twenty two world cup the lobbying rules woefully inadequate it seems to me and the extreme of the greater safeguards to prevent the sort of influence which seems to have been exerted only on the risk of what's in the way which is has been and of course you know some of the only time the consequences have been the growth of islamophobia in th

of course because if you mention the sort of the b.b.c. saying you're not being impartial you're not being impartial if you're not being impartial enough only have to say exactly what the state wants to say oh that's better now you're being impartial ok well the fact is that these factors. are happy for the banks right there's no use jack and there's actually about assignments of regulation right on that so in that case they were definitely they were protecting the population of the u.k. which we've already covered fracking over and over but i also want to look over at the us where we also have a very big story in the news and that is means friend donald trump has had this immigration policy where he separate you try to separate these families took little three year old kids and two year old kids and diapers and with them in prison and their own little immigration center all run by private companies by the way and i mean i even saw reports that their little two or three year old kids were brought by their own with their lawyer public defen

as you say the same whether the b.b.c. we celebrating this two weeks of glorious sporting as w nineteen or i have think regarding wimbledon and regarding tennis in general there's just not tennis courts there's not there's not an opportunity for working class kids in this country to play tennis. you know so sports grounds are closing schools are closing and selling off the sports the facilities. and i suppose in the age of austerity when i was you say that children are not even getting the basics that they need something like sport drama the arts even sort of critical thinking and debate is becoming really saw a low on the list of what is needed in schools i should say that the mother and the marie judy murray. group previously the trouble of a scottish independence bias religion which is really a change is mom saying that promised free courts reading the material is in deprived areas do you think that charities proceed is the way forward rather than government spending on these areas of social exclusion i think regarding

put pressure on the b.b.c. over its coverage of the arab spring but the b.b.c. in a statement says flatly denied that it caved in to any political pressure it's been watch also quotes a source suggesting that iraqi donations to the think tank chatham house may have affected that institute research but chatham house is vigorously deny that it could be affected in that way but the u.a.e. foreign minister is known to have had close contacts with selected u.k. journalists meetings which led the u.a.e. piaf quilla to claim that views changed. and the report highlights the ways the two thousand and seventeen blockade against katsa saw the intensification of the us p.r. campaign including bitter criticism of catalyst twenty twenty two world cup the lobbying rules woefully inadequate it seems to me and the greater safeguards to prevent the sort of influence which seems to be exerted only on the risk of what's in the way which is has been and of course you know some of the only tend to consequences have been the growth of islamophobia in this country and we're seeing the

put pressure on the b.b.c. over its coverage of the arab spring but the b.b.c. in a statement has flatly denied that it caved in to any political pressure it's been watch also quotes a source suggesting that iraqi donations to the think tank chatham house may have affected that institute's research but chatham house is vigorously denied that it could be affected in that way but the u.a.e. foreign minister is known to have had close contacts with selected u.k. journalists meetings which led the u.a.e. p.r. firm quilla to claim that views changed and the report highlights the ways the two thousand and seventeen blockade against katsa saw the intensification of the us p.r. campaign including bitter criticism of catalyst twenty twenty two world cup the lobbying rules woefully inadequate it seems to me and explain what the greater safeguards. to prevent the sort of influence which seems to be exerted on the british government in the way in which is has been the only time the consequences have been the growth of islamophobia in this country and we're seeing the expres

b.b.c. now were should be distributing or promoting our content massacree in order to develop or grow domestic audiences but why would facebook allow ads about nato to begin with this is just after facebook has imposed strict rules regarding commercials with political content in the united states r.t. materials frequently banned and that's even when it's not directed at an american audience. and issue ads on facebook and instagram in the u.s. must be clearly labeled including a paid for by disclosure from the advertiser at the top of the ad it turns out that the rules about what constitutes a political ad are pretty big as far as facebook is concerned any r.t. news related to the usa is a political advert meanwhile a commercial specifically talking about how everyone loves nato is not now russian scholar shonda laurie recently tried to promote an interview about his recently published compendium of coverage of donald trump from russian magazines and newspapers face book shut him down for his

put pressure on the b.b.c. over its coverage of the arab spring but the b.b.c. in a statement has flatly denied that it caved in to any political pressure it's been watch also quotes a source suggesting that iraqi donations to the think tank chatham house may have affected that institute research but chatham house has vigorously denied that it could be affected in that way but the u.a.e. foreign minister is known to have had close contacts with selected u.k. journalists meetings which led the u.a.e. piaf quilla to claim that views changed. and the report highlights the ways the two thousand and seventeen blockade against katsa saw the intensification of the us p.r. campaign including bitter criticism of catalyst twenty twenty two world cup the lobbying rosell woefully inadequate it seems to me and the greater safeguards to prevent the sort of influence which seems to be exerted on the on the british government in the way in which is has been and of course you know some of the only time the consequences have been the growth of islamophobia in this country and we'

b.b.c. or m s n b c or fox or c.n.n. and there because they're all unanimous that this is a disaster but i'm going to look at some alternative headlines about the other side of this one from the voter and one from wolf richter who says well maybe this is leveling the playing field and you've got to protect your own economy at home because for example you know the something like twenty six million cars were sold in china twenty five million of them were made in the country because of twenty five percent in. import taxes on cars made overseas so you know if you want to protect your own industrial industry at home you've got to have these but many manufacturing communities feel like they're in a long running trade war one in which for decades america never fired a shot on their behalf and he's talking about a new republic article titled the inevitable death of global trade as we know it because as dan collins has said for many areas on the keiser report that we've had a trade war and the trade in the united states is lost w

world b.b.c. breaking in bars johnson don't forgive russia for winning the rights to host twenty two world cup politics in football are two different things i'm sure england football fans are enjoying world cup in russia despite a bad publicize from. now when i was in moscow i managed to speak soon several england fans including. a prominent and influential blogger and you tube and he was saying he spoke to so many in the fans back home of furious because all their friends are here on whatsapp on instagram on snap chat showing how much of the time they're having now that those fans want to come and join they're finding the flights are a bit more expensive and it's hard to get tickets so there is quite a significant amount of anger at people from people who feel that they've been perhaps misled what they see is him on board was right when we met we will be at the. game we reported from just a few months ago and that was the impression people had generally those asked the fans that would make it to

put pressure on the b.b.c. over its coverage of the arab spring but the b.b.c. in a statement has flatly denied that it caved in to any political pressure it's been watch also quotes a source suggesting that iraqi donations to the think tank chatham house may have affected that institute's research but chatham house has vigorously denied that it could be affected in that way but the u.a.e. foreign minister is known to have had close contacts with selected u.k. journalists' meetings which led the u.a.e. piaf quilla to claim that views changed. the report highlights the ways the two thousand and seventeen blockade against katsa saw the intensification of the us p.r. campaign including bitter criticism of catalyst twenty twenty two world cup the lobbying rules are woefully inadequate it seems to me and explain what the greater safeguards to prevent the sort of influence which seems to have been exerted only on the british government in the way in which is has been and of course you know some of the only time the consequences have been the growth of islamophobia in

and be or from b.b.c. i just want to you think you're going to get along with president bush you can just tell us why do you think that is something you admire about him and the second question because you're just about to go to the well he's a competitor he's been very nice to be the times i've met him i've been nice to him he's a competitor you know somebody was saying is you an enemy is that my enemy is he a friend no i don't know him well enough but the couple of times that i've gotten to made him we got along very well you saw that. i hope we get along well i think we get along well but ultimately he's a competitor he's representing russia i'm representing the united states so in a sense we're competitors not a question of friends or enemies not my enemy and hopefully some day maybe he'll be a friend it could happen but i don't i just don't know him very well i bet him a couple of times and when i did meet him oh so you people were there yes. because you are going to the u.k. what will be your message

from b.b.c. persian t.v. we have seen escalation of tension between you and the iranians what is your exit plan the supply would say that might get us collation between us and the iranians are threatening by the way they're treating us with much more respect right now than they did in the past and i think i know they're having a lot of problems and their economy is collapsing but i will tell you this at a certain point they're going to call me and they're going to say let's make a deal and we'll make a deal but they aren't they're feeling a lot of pain right now yes go ahead go ahead go ahead ahead go. mr president do we expect the rise of the russian influence in macedonia following the starting of negotiation process like we've seen in montenegro with coop and what will nato and united states do to counter that russian influence in the western balkans we never talk about our future plans yes go ahead ma'am go ahead thank you very much mr president thank you very much my name is he from the t.v. from couldst

it claims many have been wrongly accused of cheating and investigation by the b.b.c. panorama program in two thousand and fourteen exposed an immigration fraud linked to the test which is a requirement for visa applications at the time more than thirty thousand test results were declared invalid and the students accused of cheating by twenty sixteen the home office had revoked the visas of nearly thirty six thousand people who sat that test many say it's ruined their lives. i had the issue steal i'm not or anywhere because i'm not allowed to this is like this is just troy and my life and my golden age five years i mean to spend it or not my wife has been waiting five years i couldn't minutes to spend time we thought i lost my family members all must remember. minister go and see them a few that are going to do anything this is like i'm in prison there is no freedom or fly i can go even court i can go back home i can go what i can go to see my parents i can spend time with my wife so what's the situation right now what. the home office reiterated an earlier response to

that amir putin is fairing rather better the b.b.c. steve rosenberg wrote back home in russia political figures have been lining up to praise the results of the health inky summit. the international criminal court is celebrating twenty years since the signing of the treaty that led to its creation and ceremony has been taking place at the hague in the netherlands to mark the anniversary the rome statute established the world's first permanent court for war crimes genocide and hue crimes against humanity the i.c.c. has had some notable successes but it's also faces many obstacles one hundred twenty three countries are members but china the united states and russia are being the nations that haven't signed up since its founding the i.c.c. has issued fourteen indictments and secured just four convictions but all of these were for suspects in african countries those found guilty include three from the democratic republic of congo and malaya and rebel leader some cases have collapsed when states refuse to cooperate and referrals from the un

that to me putin is fairing rather better the b.b.c. steve rosenberg wrote back home in russia political figures have been lining up to praise the results of the health think the summit. it's going to a white house correspondent can really help trump seems a bit of hot water here how damaging is this for him. well judging by the actions of the white house it appears to be in damage control mode already we know that is sending talking points to members of congress trying to spin the president's appearance with vladimir putin but more importantly the president himself has been in sort of a fighting mode all morning here in the united states not only has he taken to twitter where he said characterized his meeting with vladimir putin as being great he said i had a great meeting with nato raising vast amounts of money i had an even better meeting with vladimir putin of russia sadly it is not being reported that way the fake news is going crazy it appears donald trump is trying to blame the reporters covering the story for the way that it has

state that they launching a twenty four seventh's saucy channel it would be under the banner of the b.b.c. which stands for the broadcast in a lot of governors this comprises different radio and t.v. outlets and back in two thousand and sixteen at received a budget of some seven hundred and fifty million dollars now what we're hearing is that this new fasi channel will also be available on digital and on social media and we hope the u.s. secretary of state say the full forty years the iranian people had been subjected to hearing from their leaders about what a great satan the united states was and that now finally they wouldn't have to subject themselves to fake news but tried to saying this also say that you know states was undertaking tough measures against iran of course these comments has prompted and immediate angry reaction from tehran. do not play with the lines or else you will regret it. now compare also said that the united states was not afraid to challenge you ran with sanctions at the highest level and he called on other countries to also jointly combine in these economic san

that any of this is in any way connected to the poisoning of the script piles back in march he told b.b.c. well sure that i haven't seen anything in this incident yet that i would consider to be an overreaction it all seems fairly textbook that came from the police and crime commission of wilcher but it is nevertheless quite peculiar and at least from one where we're looking at there are similarities in these two cases they contain many of the same elements the script files were found unconscious on a park bench in cells very four months ago to this day and this new amesbury case involves a man and a woman in their forty's who were found unconscious at a residential address on saturday night they are now in a critical condition they're being treated. district hospital which is the very same hospital where the script files were treated they're receiving treatment for a sixth suspected exposure to an unknown substance and just like in the case of the script police have cordoned off the areas although both soles bre town and amesbury which is the village where they were found although none o

wimbledon is not a drain they spall of the working class so i'm sure all the b.b.c. constant coverage of wimbledon start this week. i'm sure it won't be destructive. anybody apart from those that saw in the office in the glittering chrome and glass offices all over london what has changed since say twenty zero eight let alone because fred perry was the son of a leftwing cotton spinning family when he was victorious back in the fifty's what has changed is effectively right now when the b.b.c. as you say well it will be with you are we celebrating this two weeks of glorious sporting s.w. nineteen oh i think we've got the wimbledon and regard in tennis in general there's just not tennis courts there's not there's not an opportunity for working class kids in this country to play tennis you know so you know sports grounds are closing schools are closing and selling off the sports the facilities. and i suppose in the age of austerity when are you say that children are not even getting the basics that they need something like sport drama the all us even sort of critical thi

b.b.c. is launching a new twenty four seven or c. language t.v. channel that will span not only television but radio digital and social media format after withdrawing from iraq and threatening new sanctions the u.s. plans a large scale media campaign against tehran. and investigative journalist group bread for a shine a light on germany's arms trade claiming that not all is above board. mentioned to the. total on something. as a. twenty four seven news live from moscow this is r.t. international i'm you know me a welcome to the program our top story fourteen people including children have been killed in an earth strike in afghanistan in what was meant to be a military operation against the taliban it is not yet clear if it was carried out by afghan or u.s. or crossed r t spoke to witnesses at the scene and a warning some viewers may find the following images disturbing. the peace moves on because no one knew one of them because no one was in the ninety's where do you. but you don't want to live here don't want you're here don't see what it's all g

that any of this is in any way connected to the poisoning of the script pals back in march he told b.b.c. well sure that i haven't seen anything in this incident yet that i would consider to be an overreaction it all seems fairly textbook that came from the police and crime commission of wilcher but it is nevertheless quite peculiar and at least from one where we're looking at there are similarities in these two cases they contain many of the same elements the script files were found unconscious on a park bench in seoul's bre four months ago to this day and this new amesbury case involves a man and a woman in their forty's who were found unconscious at a residential address on saturday night they are now in a critical condition they're being treated. district hospital which is the very same hospital where the script files were treated they're receiving treatment for a six suspected exposure to an unknown substance and just like in the case of the script police have cordoned off the areas although both soles bre town and amesbury which is the village where they were found although none of