in libya just ahead of marvellous first visit to libya as peace mediator as you've mentioned to bin ghazi nature actually launched the most intensive air raids yet since the beginning of the operation in march and today again just ahead of gallup's arrival to tripoli we've been hearing massive bombardments over knowledge this lawless officials has been able to speak to are saying that this must be stopped and only that they go she could start and they got together has also said that colonel gadhafi is not going to step down any time soon while he is absolutely sure that if the colonel goes the fighting will stop this isn't what he has to say. tripoli is expecting to see an immediate cease fire before a peace process can begin it's also refusing to discuss the departure of colonel gadhafi from the political scene there is a dialogue going on between the warring sides but where those talks to begin to result tripoli's there's a cease fire must be put in place and the international mediators need to keep regulating the process one thing is clear russia is very welcome as a mediator both in t

helicopters in this mission meanwhile what we are hearing from the other side of the front line from bin ghazi from the libyan rebel waters shows us but the rivals are frustrated with the natives actions and frustration is rising as they are worrying that nato is taken control over what they think is a national are prizing that is where if a national bring us up to date on a story still to come this far of news with me kevin owen breaking the habit the indian who cast off his car to become a successful businessman beating society's prejudice against the untouchables his stories ahead this is. three explorers headed for the international space station we live exhilaration excitement the final moments for glasgow. next though but an international demand for atomic reactors to face stress tests meeting on nuclear safety in paris in the wake of japan's disaster of fukushima which is already persuaded germany and switzerland to shut down were very nuclear plants but the u.k. is committed to expanding its facilities results as lauren explains next there's a lot that could go wrong too. the lake dist

metric to be seen here in libya just ahead of marvellous first visit to libya as peace mediator to bin ghazi nature actually launched the most intensive raids yet since the beginning of the operation in march and today again just ahead of gallup's arrival to tripoli we've been hearing massive bombardments over knowledge this lawless officials has been able to speak to are saying that this must be stopped and only that they could start looking. tripoli is expecting to see an immediate cease fire before a peace process can begin it's also refusing to discuss the departure of colonel gadhafi from the political scene there is a dialogue going on between the warring sides but where those talks to begin to result to police there's a cease fire must be put in place and international mediators need to keep regulating the process one thing is clear russia is very welcome as a mediator both in tripoli and in benghazi we will keep working together michael mcgill has also stressed that russia's role in mediating peace here in libya is very important but the african union and actually all libya's neighbo

helicopters in this mission meanwhile what we are hearing from the other side of the frontline from bin ghazi from the libyan rebel waters shows us that the right balls are frustrated with natives actions and frustration is rising as they are worrying that nato is taken control over what they think is a national are prizing. that is roof a national stations in tripoli right now to bring us the latest developments as they happen coming up on the program still breaking the habit the indian cast off his car to become a successful businessman played in societies prejudice against the untouchables as well also. for the three explorers head for international space station we relive the exhilaration and excitement of the final moments just before glasgow. is put in international demand for all the time it reactors to face stress tests at a meeting on nuclear safety in paris in the wake of japan's disaster at fukushima which is already persuaded germany and switzerland to shut down all their nuclear plants no less the u.k. is committed to expanding its facilities and as artie's explains next there's

helicopters in this mission meanwhile what we are hearing from the other side of the front line from bin ghazi from the libyan rebel waters shows us that the rebels are kind of frustrated with natives actions and frustration is rising as they are worrying that he's taken control over what they think is a national outcry zing back to you. live from tripoli you've course will continue to bring us the latest on our twitter feed which you can follow it underscore. france and britain are planning to put forward a draft resolution to the u.n. security council later on wednesday condemning syria's government crackdown on demonstrations the u.k.'s prime minister announced a move in response to months of violent unrest in syria with protesters demanding that president assad steps down arrests foreign minister says moscow will oppose any resolution for the causes of those are your thoughts the brunt of comes to the proposal to consider syria in a similar way as was applied to the libyan situation in which the security council and international community have already become bogged down we believe that th

helicopters in this mission meanwhile what we are hearing from the other side of the frontline from bin ghazi from the libyan rebel waters shows us that the radicals are frustrated with the natives actions and frustration is rising as they are worrying that nato is taken control over what they think is a national are prizing. correspondent reflection of there are still ahead here on the program tonight in our city with me breaking the habit. in the media indian man who cast off his cast to become a successful businessman beating society's prejudice against the untouchables is story coming up also got this for you to. ever go through explorers head for the international space station we relive the exhilaration and excitement of the final moments before the last of the. next there's been an international demand for all atomic reactors to face stress tests at a meeting of nuclear safety in paris that's in the wake of japan's disaster at fukushima which is already persuaded germany and switzerland to shut down all their nuclear plants but the u.k. is committed to expanding its facilities i was ar

foreign secretary has made a surprise visit to bin ghazi expressing support for the rebels journalist and author afshin rattansi says the fact that william hague is holding talks with one of the sides accused by some a war crimes is a disaster seems so deliberate the terms of stopping any type of seized peace process all we now know is that william hague the british foreign secretary is seated there and he's with the rebels the u.n. panel in the past few days and said that there are war crimes being committed by some of the rebels. if it ever came to an international criminal court decision i'm sure he'll be being subpoenaed. it's looking more and more like it is still with only russia and china holding any cards to play at the moment. now to the u.s. capitol where hundreds have been dancing at the jefferson memorial in order to exercise their first amendment rights last week r.t. america host kolker was arrested with four other protesters that they learn not for doing the same thing are she's going to stick around as more from our d.c. bureau. this is what i saw the crowd was dispers