back in the ninety's cameron said he doesn't think he would be a very good k.g.b. agent president needed to beg to differ david i'm pretty sure that david would be a good k.g.b. agent but in this case he would never have become the u.k.'s prime minister the official visit at this level ended on quite a light no lots of laughs there after that joke about the k.g.b. and david cameron also met with prime minister vladimir putin and members of the civil society where the focus there was on human rights and he said now reporting them to talk more on the outcome of this meeting we cross live to dr patrick fuller whose experience in science and technology projects between the u.k. and russia. thanks so much for being with us patrick here on our team the same tone of the press conference given by medvedev and cameron was friendly and optimistic but just tell significant has this been for british business. well it's good to see isn't it that kind of light hearted note at the end and i really do hope that this signifies an ability to move on from the look of a business and a

back in the ninety's cameron said he doesn't think he would be a very good k.g.b. agent president needed to beg to differ well i'm pretty sure that david would be a good k.g.b. agent but in this case he would never have become the u.k.'s prime minister the official visit at this level ended on quite a light no lots of laughs there after that joke about the k.g.b. and david cameron also back with prime minister vladimir putin and members of the civil society where the focus there was on human rights a professor of politics of university of kent dr adrian pabst says the u.k. and russia are currently facing many similar economic difficulties which to never be together they could overcome. britain and russia suffer from a lack of diversification just as britain depends too much in financial services so russia depends too much on natural resources like oil and gas so both the economy need to diversify but this is not just a national issue for them this is also a global issue we know that a huge imbalance is there's lots of hot money circulating that money needs to be ch

french president carter causey and which prime minister david cameron to he leave there first of all to show their support for the country's new authorities for the national transitional council both political and financial since this week it comes just days before the old deliberates will be resumed and also you military support not surprisingly that these two leaders have become the first to visit khadafi free libya these two countries france and britain have played a crucial role in the current leader the revolution because of course he has said that nato will continue coalmine levy and ministry facilities. here in leave it to the rebels take control over the whole of the country fighting still continues over at least for gadhafi stronghold including. the colonel's hometown city some six hundred kilometers east of the capital tripoli and bani walid and in the south called cheaply meanwhile russia's foreign ministry has announced today that they will call for a no fly zone to be lifted says things it's no longer am tied to protecting civilians just ahead of these two leaders visit

back in the ninety's cameron said he doesn't think he would be a very good k.g.b. agent present it to beg to differ. i'm pretty sure that david would be a good k.g.b. agent but in this case he would never have become the u.k.'s prime minister the official visit at this level ended on quite a light no lots of laughs there after that joke about the k.g.b. and david cameron also met with the prime minister vladimir putin and members of the civil society where the focus there was on human rights. as russia and the u.k. know their differences over approaches to the crisis in syria moscow is steaming ahead with its efforts to mediate peace there and russian lawmakers are hosting a delegation from damascus after holding talks with the opposition last week president bashar al assad's advisor says her country would appreciate a fact finding mission by russian officials which moscow has promised to send any day now and the government demonstrations in syria flared up march with the regime responding with brutal crackdowns at least two thousand six hundred people etc been kil

back in the ninety's cameron said he doesn't think he would be a very good k.g.b. agent present may day to beg to differ. with. david i'm pretty sure that david would be a good k.g.b. agent was filled with him yet but in this case he would never have become the u.k.'s prime minister ok. so the official visit at this level ended on quite a light no lots of laughs there after that joke about the k.g.b. and david cameron he goes on to meet with members of the civil society and n.g.o.s and also will be sitting down with prime minister putin on this visit to moscow right artes and so now i live for us outside the kremlin there in moscow thanks for that report. syria is one of the main stumbling blocks for the two countries russia wants talks in syria and imposes sanctions that britain supports political analysts to between babbage says moscow's position is justified. russian somewhat conservative stance on this issue and i think russia has reasons we have just recently seen what a song called arab spring led to in egypt it led to their own sake and all the israeli embas

back in the ninety's cameron said he doesn't think that she would be a very good k.g.b. agent the president needed to beg to differ. i'm pretty sure that david would be a good agent in government in this case he would never have become the u.k.'s prime minister the official visit at this level and on quite a light no lots of laughs there after that joke about the k.g.b. and david cameron also met with prime minister vladimir putin and members of the civil society where the focus there was on human rights and he's in our reporting there and talked to patrick for nick who's experienced in science and technology projects between the two countries told r.t. that russia has a pot of gold the u.k. would like to get its hands on. russia has taken the first steps in establishing the new business center at skolkovo establishing what is going to be i suppose a kind of silicon valley where. british involvement is going to be absolutely key in terms of development companies development and helping russian high tech business is expand outside russia into markets in europe russia rema

. >> greeted like heroes, nicolas sarkozy and the british prime minister, david cameron, have arrived in libya to a cheering crowd. they are the first western leaders to visit since the fall of muammar gaddafi. >> president sarkozy and prime minister cameron received a warm welcome in benghazi. cameron told the crowd that they are and inspiration to the world. >> your city was an inspiration to the world as you threw off the dictator and chose freedom. >> cameron and president sarkozy were the strongest supporters. now they're calling for a peaceful resolution. >> we believe in the united libya, not a divided libya. >> the two leaders of rival in tripoli was historic. there of the first western leaders to visit the post gaddafi's libya and the first guest of the national transitional council. they visited a hospital in tripoli meeting staff and wounded. the struggle is not over yet and cameron promised continued support. >> we must keep on with the nato missions centile civilians are all protected and until this work is finished. we will help you to find good coffee and bring him to j

live from moscow british prime minister david cameron has promised a more financial aid to libya's new rulers on a visit to check i mean he's there with french president nicolas sarkozy in support of the regime reins helped put into power last very good option is keeping across developments and joins me live now from tripoli maria what is this visit all about what's being said it's. well it's french president francois causey and british prime minister david cameron that he leave here first of all to show their support for the country's new authorities for the national transitional council both political and financial since this visit comes just days before all deliveries will. their resumes and also you military support not surprisingly that these two leaders happy come the first visit khadafi free libya these two countries france and britain have played a crucial role in the current even revolution that led to the colonel's overthrow throw they were among those who pressed for nato action to protect civilians based against gadhafi troops the surf robbery and french warplanes was liter

certainly glad to have you with us british prime minister david cameron has promised more financial aid to libya's new rulers he's been visiting the country with president nicolas sarkozy in support of the government they bombed into power cameron has also sent a strong message to colonel gadhafi and his followers still waging war in libya to give up the fight both leaders warned that nato mission against forces will continue as long as they feel it is necessary to protect civilians as they claim meanwhile the fighters backed by nato strikes are reported to have entered syria one of the last cities loyal to the ousted leader. is in tripoli with the latest developments. french president carter causey and which prime minister david cameron are here leave here first of all to show their support for the country's new authorities for the national transitional council both political and financial since this week that comes just days before leave is all deliveries will be resumed and also you military support not surprisingly that these two leaders have become the first to visit khadafi free l

the of france and david cameron of britain this is an attempt to shore up this. takeover of the most all rich and the most prosperous country only after the time that. and r.t. spoke to russia's envoy to the u.n. who says the libyan experience is helping determine moscow's position on syria and you can see the full interview next hour but here's a quick preview. if you want to put up experience the last thing you do is that start a civil war and this is what happened let's face it our concern is that any sanctions resolution. on syria in the security council might be seen by destructive elements of syrian opposition as sort of encouragement looking at leading something similar to what happened in libya maybe happening in syria. that clearly extremely destructive consequences western colics swearing to us that this is not there and then some thought use military force well incidentally we have to remind the world statements and assurances from them of various sorts when we're working on the resolution in libya which then we're very quickly forgotten in the keeper

just past midnight here and ten pm in tripoli where british prime minister david cameron has promised financial aid to libya's new rulers he's there with french president nicolas sarkozy in support of the regime there warplanes helped put in power. in tripoli is across the latest developments. french president also cause he and rich prime minister david cameron hey leave here first of all to show their support for the country's new authorities for the national transitional council both political and financial since this visit comes just days before all deliveries will be resumed and also you military support not surprisingly that these two leaders have become the first to visit qaddafi free libya these two countries france and britain have played a crucial role in the currently with the revolution because of course he has said that nato will continue to form in leave here and ministry facilities. here in libya till the rebels take control over the whole of the country fighting still continues over at least for gadhafi stronghold including. the colonel's hometown city some six hundred

like we're much better shape or to speak to david sirota about where we've gone wrong then david cameron and nicolas sarkozy travel to libya today stopping in tripoli and benghazi with fighting between rebels and broken off the forces still going on is it a little too early to be making this trip and then almost a year ago the homes of anti-war activists across the west were raided by the f.b.i. when you're later they still don't have their belongings that were taken including passports and they don't know what the feds had in store for them so we're going to catch up with one of those activists just sundin where you have all of that and more here night including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at what the mainstream media has decided to me. well i tell you it is been quite a week for the mainstream media are if they remember that we're a war in afghanistan and now they've even realized that in this country we execute people who may just be innocent now specific cases they've decided to pay attention to is that a choice dave it's a man that we told you about many times o

execute children anymore as we see in the case of cameron todd willingham and the case of troy davis just last week we still apparently execute the innocence let's not let it happen again. let's and state sanctioned murder today. i have a message for the young people protesting in manhattan it's really simple time is on your side and the same thing can't be said about n.y.p.d. officers like tony belonga who are trying to silence you with pepper spray the same can't be said about the corporate media executives who are trying to ignore your message and same can be said about the wall street bankers and i jacked our economy and the ball off politicians and let them get away with it all of these people belong to those in power today but who will certainly not be in power tomorrow especially if you stay camped out in lower manhattan and in chicago and los angeles and boston and seattle and phoenix and washington d.c. and we're ever this movement goes next we're not just seen class warfare in this nation today we're seeing the warfare of all the reagan esque ideas against a reinvigoration

this is cameron todd willingham a man that rick perry executed in two thousand and four after he was convicted of burglary his three children by setting his house on fire back in one thousand nine hundred. hour ever since his execution subsequent investigations and new evidence pointing to an inconvenient truth for governor perry and our nation entire nation and that is that cameron todd willingham was in all likelihood innocent joining me now are two filmmakers who recently finished a movie on the story of cameron todd willingham steve numbs and joe be able jr and they're here to tell us what really happened take a look at scenes stephen jones film titled incendiary that willingham case. in the womb a chanel suit now somewhere in the list didn't. even know me he needed he said he was rather funny body. this is a monster who killed his to. become a death penalty great musical why did he said well if there was a really innocent person executed today we're going to know if. people are going to do it that he says you. know the role of movies or defend your principles and you don't need

cameron offered to our partners and determined advocacy for fiscal discipline. sec, his consequential handling of the difficult fiscal choices confronting the british economy. truly among our g20 partners, prime minister cameron has been a leader by example. [applause] we have followed your progress carefully, and i can safely say where it matters most, your thinking parallels that of our own government. to be precise, well, deficit reduction is not on end in itself. the g20 fiscal targets agreed to in toronto last year remain essential elements for rebuilding the economic health of industrialized nations. >> translator: like you, prime minister, we are combining these goals with a clear plan to stimulate job creation and economic growth. later this year, the leaders of the g20 will meet again. >> i dare say when we get there, we will have much to occupy us at the g20. honorable members, without further adieu, gives me great pleasure to introduce a man of immense resolve and principled action, a great friend of mine and canada, the prime minister of united kingd

david cameron stressed that libya's war is not over. >> this work isn't finished yet. there are still parts of libya under gaddafi's control and the message i think to gaddafi and all those still holding arms on his behalf is it is over, give up. the mercenaries should go home. >> no sign of that, though. fighting today intensified around gaddafi's home town. it could still destabilize libya. and yet in benghazi this afternoon -- [inaudible] >> colonel gaddafi said he would hunt you down like rats but he showed the courage of lions and we salute your car repaired -- your courage. >> i triumphant -- bbc news, tripoli. >> the issues of today's visit was up among the topics discussed with u.s. ambassador to the united nations susan rice when she sat down in new york. >> today prime minister david cameron and president sarkozy of france are in that libya. is there going to be a high- level visit by an american soon? >> i can't announce anything here, but we have obviously the we have a great interest and a stake in seeing the new leadership in a libya successfully open up

of france and david cameron of britain this is an attempt to shore up this. takeover of the most are all rich and the most prosperous country on the african continent ok we're very strong. opinions that colonialism of course this is a movement that's gone and. a lot of support within the schools itself but russia is now calling for an end to the ne fly zone over libya which you mentioned do you think it is likely to. we don't believe so the nato forces the secretary general mr rasmussen said earlier this week that the bombing would continue as long as it was necessary in order to subdue the lawless forces inside of libya also the united states has admitted just this last past week that they had at least four marines that were presidents out of the capital of tripoli also the head of the u.s. africa command general hahn has said that they will lead an expeditionary mission inside of libya to support lee search for chemical weapons supplies and other types of weapons that could be used against the n t c and the nato forces this is following the same pattern tha

mission in libya began leaders from the west are on the ground there british prime minister david cameron and fresh pressed french president nicolas sarkozy are there in a show of support or they have pledged to keep up the nato bombing until the last of the gadhafi loyalists have surrendered now based on some of the firms that we've seen it appears to be soon but the national transitional council appearing in control and and with tripoli rebel hands also in control but are the other correspondent on the ground as well in libya and she joins me now to give us her perspective on what is actually happening ranson ocean is in early. maria i guess i want to start with this latest news today british prime minister david cameron and french president nicolas sarkozy in libya one of the even doing and has anything come out of their meetings with the n t c. well creasing british prime minister and french president he leaves you sad indeed to show their support for the national transitional council and his new authorities the financial political and of course military support these two leaders have

a very symbolically important appearance by cameron and sarkozy. the european allies are doing a lot behind the scenes to support the new libyan government, aren't they? >> exactly. as early as friday, there could be a votes at the security council on a new resolution on this new interim from the libyan government. it would enable them to start enforcing weapons and enable the side world to speed up the -- the outside world to speed up the unblocking of frozen assets. britain has billions of pounds that they could give back to libya to help with the reconstruction. >> we can hear the call to prayer behind you. allies are offering this symbol of exceptions towards the national transitional council, but the fighting is not over -- of acceptance towards the national transitional council, but the fighting is not over. >> there are only four towns that are holding out. sirte is a particularly acute fighting area at the moment. troops loyal to the government have been living in toward the town. the battle in bani walid has been deadlocked. it is very dan

and david cameron, cameron and sarkozy are in libya.st world leaders to visit libya since the rebels took control -- took control of the capital. >>> well, tuition hikes again? they are talking about it among uc lee gent -- regents. pam cook is in the newsroom with more. >> that's right. hundreds of colleges are -- college students are dreading tuition. we're live at the mission day campus of ucsf. the uc region begins in less than an hour and they are going to consider raising tuitions again by at least 8%. it could be as high as 16% every year through 2016. we just spoke to university of california president mark yudof what was -- who was heading into the meeting this morning. he blames a popular culprit, the state budget problem. i hate it when we have to raise tuition. we need to get a better deal with the state. as long as they are investing less and less. how do we maintain quality? >> he's talking about the uc system that has seen cuts -- seen cuts of $2.3 billion in the last couple of years. he also just told us that the uc rege

supporting palestine's right to existence and self-determination my message should david cameron the british government owes it to that by the stimulus that is demoted and decided to sponsor b.p. for the british government because you were mandating us put in the in the fourth is you have created this it off is a it is about time that you have to tickle notice it affects like here in this country say that sixty percent round about what you came. it's believed that palestine should be recognized as the states in its own right and that they get increases in france and in germany but despite that none of these governments have yet come out in support of recognizing was didn't think so it remains to be seen when the us will get to this week and indeed whether david cameron will take this position the teachin recognize it and put it into. the us president has already said the palestinians do deserve a state but this will come only through direct talks with israel however a palestinian journalist. as a jew or states in one stretches far into capitol hill. the real problem of the person at

now this is what i don't understand why david cameron in the u.k. he castigates the looters and the rioters but all they're doing is emulating j.p. morgan bankers they're looting this is a high frequency trading looting and they're getting the government they're getting these people who are losing you know sticks of juicy fruit on the street because they're having their money stolen pay for high frequency trading looting of course they're going to be looting of course you. invited this into your own homes because you should poor looters at the banks in the city of loaded because david cameron looting he is in fact a terrorist is no they say that not to be clear but i say that as a point of fact cameroon and all born are terrorists or financial terrorists. and you can catch the cool kaiser port. city. russia's election season just the way you prefer scoundrels already here one me with high hopes for the upcoming polls has already lost. i think head to becoming. a lesson i need businessman who is considering going into politics could learn from the se

officer aleksandr litvinenko in london in two thousand and six but david cameron and dmitri medvedev agreed the case should not hold back their partnership dr patrick bullock who's worked extensively in science and technology projects in between the u.k. projects between the u.k. and russia sees potential ahead. russia's first steps in establishing the new business center at skolkovo establishing what is going to be i suppose a kind of silicon valley there and british involvement is going to be absolutely key in terms of development companies developing helping russian high tech businesses expand outside russia into markets in europe russia remains a kind of aladdin's whether all kinds of interesting things to be the legacy of the soviet research institutes a first rate mathematics science and engineering education system means that there are all kinds of people ideas intellectual property that remain in russia to be discovered and exploited i think is really key to the interesting future. russia has in store in this whole area. serbia's border with breakaway cost of zero mount belgr

moscow and london sweeping their sour relations as david cameron makes the first trip to russia by a british prime minister in six years. and peacekeepers in kosovo on high alert as ethnic tension in serbia as a breakaway republic reaches a boiling point. ten am in moscow treasure bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news here on r t turning first to libya where fierce fighting is raging on between pro and anti kadafi forces loyalist troops are making a last stand in three cities that are under heavy assault by relentless fighters who are being backed who are backing the country's new government searched bani walid and sob now witnessing house to house battles with hundreds of civilians caught in the crossfire it's not colonel gadhafi who's still on the run could be hiding in one of the besieged cities meanwhile life is returning to a kind of normal in the capital but it's artie's marie if an ocean reports there are some libyans who hope for the colonel's return. and months after tripoli fell into rebels' hands those who backed the old regime remain defiant but

moscow and london put deals before differences with david cameron securing multi-million dollar contracts during the first trip by a british foreign minister to russia and six years. plus peacekeepers of kossovo are on high alert as ethnic tension is served as a breakaway republic reaches a boiling point. it's just after two pm sunday here in the russian capital you're watching our t.v. now to libya first where fierce fighting rages on between pro and anti gadhafi forces loyalist troops are making their last stand in three cities which are under heavy assault by the relentless fighters who are backing the country's new government well served by the what. are now witnessing house to house battles with congress of civilians caught in the crossfire it's not colonel gadhafi was still on the run it could be hiding in one of the besieged cities lives returning to a kind of normality in the capital but as hard as many of the national reports some libyans there already want gadhafi back. a month after tripoli fell into rebels hands those who backed the old regime remain defiant not fearful in par

supporting palestine's right to existence and self-determination my message should david cameron the british government owes it to the palestinians there is a more and this sort of responsibility for the british government because you were mandating us for in the in the fourth is you have created this it office and it is about time that you have to settle for this time here in place in haiti a hundred m.p.'s of whom coal seam have signed a motion calling on the u.k. to back the recognition of a palestinian state by the un and if that comes here in this country say that sixty percent roundabout of u.k.b.a. to believe that palestine should be wrecked. no i says the stakes in its own right and that they get increases in fronts and in germany but despite that that none of these governments have yet come out in support of recognizing the stimulus thinks it's cool see the world bank the e.u. and the i.m.f. but the west bank very grand the palestinian authority and judged it to be ready for statehood it remains to be seen what will happen at the un's would get to this week and indeed whethe