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this time lugovoi brought along a buddy, a man named dmitri kovtun.e's the one in the black turtleneck. it was a quick meeting. litvinenko drank just half a cup of tea then left. around 5:00 p.m. he caught a ride home. that night, he fell ill. and three weeks later, he was dead. so who slipped litvinenko poison that day putting his murder into motion? litvinenko told scotland yard detectives before he died he didn't know when or who had poisoned him. but he had no doubt that one or more of the men he had met that day, the two russians or the italian, was his killer. naturally, we wanted to talk to all three. coming up -- we track down the first suspect litvinenko named. are you frightened for your life? -ah, the old crew! remember when we all used to go to the cafeteria and just chow down midday? -you mean, like, lunch? -come on. voted "most likely to help people save $668 when they switch." -at this school? -didn't you get caught in the laminating machine? -ha. [ sighs ] -"box, have a great summer. danielle." ooh. danielle, control yourself. i'd like

president putin's spokesman, dmitry peskov, argues, "if somebody tries to spook the fact that there'sam ready to argue with them forever." you know, all these guys from kremlin administration, they blame western media of double standards but they are very truly believers and very devoted believers in double standards. so dmitry peskov or any other kremlin guy could say anything they want about freedom of speech, but there is no freedom of speech in russia today. you say there is no freedom of speech. no. because his argument would be, as you say, not least the uk is guilty of double standards because of their approach to russia today. oh, oh, it's revenge. it seems to me that, you know, russia today, free to speak as whatever they want to. but, you know, the main problem is that there is no rules in this game. there is no rules. me and my colleagues, we just counted, and we counted 90 laws against media and freedom of speech, 90. but all countries have rules. when you include a hyperlink in an article, are you not aware that you may fall foul, that you may be responsible for what is a

cross talking some real news i'm joined by the one and only dmitri bob are in moscow he is a political analyst with sputnik international and in athens we crossed to alex christopher oh he is the director and writer for the duran dot com or a german cross girls in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it all right alex let me go to you to you and athens here we we have this pull out down from two thousand to two hundred now it's four hundred what is the narrative here what is the reasoning behind it and why should we believe it's going to happen at all because the narrative has changed so many times since december go ahead in athens. well we have moved from a from a withdrawal peter to an occupation and you know let's be clear this is becoming an occupation and of course they're using the pretext of you know protecting the kurds and staying in syria for those reasons but what it really is is the neo cons once again it's surging themselves it trust foreign policy and i won't even say inserting that they are leading trumps foreign policy once again yo

really that big of a deal that they could muscle through them but we finally saw the prime minister dmitry medvedev recently at a conference in sochi and that that they had had an effect as well so basically it's been kind of a one two punch it would really kind of put them on the back foot has been the low oil prices but the sanctions certainly haven't helped either and what the russians themselves believe that they believe their problems are caused by external factors such as the oil prices such as the sanctions where they look and they see policy missteps by the russian government. i do think it's kind of more directed toward seen it as kind of a no homegrown problem in recent years we've seen vladimir putin's popularity numbers decline i mean they're still very good compared to most children or american politicians but they're still low for his presidency only around sixty percent of russians say they currently support him and that has to do a lot with some of the economic troubles they're going through you have to realize real wages have been stagnant or declining in many regions of r

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in two thousand and four the opposition or at least its radical faction the right sector headed by dmitri yarrow she had no intention on fulfilling its part of the bargain. to double what they could but you know what year maybe if i get a national public robin you know. what i always said yes top f.b.i. but i always check book they have a couple so obvious the job double look at it but if we cannot play all of the shots we stop and have a color chat. to celtic will put up a cool. new. story. when you put this tsunami. zone. news because i'm. at the news. with you on this. the opposition leaders left saying they may have found a way to end the bloodshed but they want to take the conclusions from that meeting to the people. it was soon apparent that the people were not happy in a solution. would have stayed on they would have thought it. was a. good minister. just. couldn't. deal of toast. yeah. you got a lot of. those who believe that we. know it though and you know. it is the. dogs are below. us though in the eyes of the news of what the word president. rested in the. president to put. on

in two thousand and four the opposition or at least its radical faction the right sector headed by dmitri yarrow she had no intention on fulfilling its part of the bargain. to double what they could but yeah but you made it by the date national public radio and you know. what i always said yes thought this boy but i expect book they have a couple so obvious that john nichols double look at it but if we cannot play all of the shot we will stop at a club which at. the celtic will put up a. new. store. soon lighted the. suppling news beautiful. at the. national. with. you know miss you already did the opposition leaders left saying they may a found a way to end the bloodshed but they want to take the conclusions from that meeting to the people. it was soon apparent that the people were not happy in a solution when the integration we don't believe changes would have stayed on they would have thought it took only a hold it was a quite silly e.u. it is a young for this and it's resisted minister to just. cut it into a. deal of course so yeah we're little. we got a lot of. those who believe that

dmitri are founded another extreme right organization treason or trident in one thousand nine hundred four. in april two thousand and thirteen became an assistant to a member of parliament from the opposition party who died. later that same year he would become the leader of the most radical ukrainian nazi group the right sector. laundry paro be would soon appear leading a whole army of ultra nationalist warriors. and the torch marches would once again light up the streets of ukrainian cities. with. the world drastically changed in august one thousand nine hundred ninety one when the u.s.s.r. de facto ceased to exist and the global political map welcomed many newcomers ukraine one of them in modern history it was the first time ukraine was truly independent and all on its own. the red flag came down over the kremlin tonight as president gorbachev resigned and or to an end seven decades of communist rule in the soviet union. the years after the disintegration of the u.s.s.r. became known as the crazy ninety's in all the post soviet territories. he's leaving behind fifteen independent s

so dmitry peskov any other kremlin guy could say anything they want about freedom of speech but theren russia today. you see there is no freedom of speech, because his argument would be, as you say, not least the uk is guilty of double standards because of their approach to russia today. 0h, its revenge. it's as to me, you know, russia today, free to speak as whatever they want to. but you know, the main problem is that there is no rules with this game. me and my colleagues, we just counted. with this game. me and my colleagues, wejust counted. we counted 90 laws against media and freedom of speech. but all countries have rules. when you include a hyperlink in an article, are you not aware that you may fall foul, but you may be responsible for what is at the end of that link? you know, speaking about no rules, they may give you one more example. hatred speech is banned in russia and all rude, so—called f words and so on, is banned in russia. we published all the article about these words. with russian linguists, with russian ex— births and scientists before the law came in power. —— r

in two thousand and four the opposition or at least its radical faction the right sector headed by dmitri yarrow she had no intention on fulfilling its part of the bargain. to double what they could but yeah but you made it by the date national public without me. but i always said yes the best boys but i always check book they have a couple struck me is the job double look at it but if we cannot play all of the. other corps which at. new. store. soon the ninety. one. needs be. at the. you always knew all we did with the opposition leaders left saying they may of found a way to end the bloodshed but they wanted to take the conclusions from that meeting to the people. it was soon apparent that the people were not happy in a solution when the immigration. would have stayed on they would have but it took only a hole to me it was a quite easy what is a young for this i didn't resist administered to just. because it was a. deal of course so yeah. you got a lot of mush in a couple of. hours that we. are the one you know. that is the muslim bill of credits. up us though in the eyes of the news of

in two thousand and four the opposition or at least its radical faction the right sector headed by dmitri yarrow she had no intention on fulfilling its part of the bargain. to double what they could but you know what year maybe by that date national public radio. probably said yes top f.b.i. but i always check book they have a couple so obvious that john nichols double look at it but if we cannot play all this. stuff out of a coach at. store . soon then i did this. one. news because i'm. at the. you always will be there with the opposition leaders left saying they may a found a way to end the bloodshed but they want to take the conclusions from that meeting to the people. it was soon apparent that the people were not happy you know solution. would have stayed on they would have thought it. was a quite silly e.u. what is a young. minister of syria just. couldn't . do of course so yeah we're little. we got a lot of mushroom a couple of. hours that we. know when you're going to snow. yes and if it is a deal. it is the. dogs are below. us though in the eyes of the news of what they would put

cross talking some real news i'm joined by the one and only dmitri baba chair in moscow he is a political analyst with sputnik international and in athens we cross to alex christopher oh he is the director and writer for the duran dot com or a german cross girls in effect that means he can jump in and.

political analyst as well as a leading expert at the center for actual politics and of course we have dmitri babied she's a political analyst we spoke make international our job in cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you let me just kind of introduce this program here looking at the front page some of the headlines from antiwar dot com trump insists on afghanistan withdrawal senate votes to stay in syria afghanistan pentagon continues to resist syria pull out kurdish lobby struggles to slow u.s. pullout from syria victor we have had the imperial presidency for decades now and it's a product of the cold. but you know through time the president has been given prerogatives privileges and without much oversight now we see the complete reverse we're in sensually denying donald trump as president of the united states to have a foreign policy now on this program we've just discussed the pros and cons of his foreign policy but now he doesn't even look like he's going.

officials as the whole ordeal is generally less talked about in russia but the kremlin spokes person dmitri peskov said that there clearly were reasons for the arrest although he was unaware of the details now back in december russian president vladimir putin said that religion meant religious organizations should not be labeled extremist groups and that the matter needs to be looked into further so we'll bring you the details as this developing story further continues. a man who spent fourteen years in one of the world's toughest presence without at the pink charge with a crime has described life in guantanamo as health mansour and i was jailed when he was just nineteen he talks about what he endured in today's going underground on r.t. imagine a boy at nineteen years old was shipped to guantanamo to know where it was like a cemetery was like we were if we were not alive or not dead but we were in like in between life and death so when we get there i like from for there was apparently especially when you get to that come back straight in comes out to be one of the. three when the tradition

is a political analyst as well as a leading expert at the center for actual politics and we have dmitri bobbitt she's a political analyst with nick international or a german cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate picture let me go to you first let's talk about venezuela we have. the pretender president backed by the united nations the united states mr cardew he's come out in public saying that he may because of his power whatever that may be mean in venezuela asked for foreign intervention which of course would be the use of the middle american military in venezuela as we've seen many many times in the hemisphere is this going in a very bad place or is this telling us that as i said in my introduction a few bumps in the road a few snags with this force regime change of course there are keeping cool is keeping so it's still going it may not be going as fast or as quick as the station or its lights in the venezuela have liked it to go but if such an intervention ever took place it would be a complete total violation of international

gas projects over seas the country's cybersex or and solve that as well now kremlin spokesperson dmitri bischoff said that the u.s. approach in sanctions policy towards russia is all about unfair competition. this empty russian sentiment is a form of pragmatism that has nothing to do with international trade rules it's tantamount to racketeering it's meant to sabotage various russian projects it's a ploy to force russian players off the market to make way for american ones according to standards or is this a new bill is designed in response to russia's interference in democratic processes abroad influence in syria and aggression against ukraine in order for this bill to pass it has to go through a congress first and then of course has to be signed by president that will trump. suppose it russian meddling in u.s. elections is one state reason behind the bill yes it comes as the head of u.s. senate intelligence committee officially admits that there's no direct evidence to colluded with russia in the twenty sixteen presidential race that's often excell state to be a private into the matte

yes the kremlin spokesperson dmitri peskov has commented and what he says is that the europeans are trying to legitimize the attempt to use a power basically they are interfering directly in the internal affairs of venezuela a revealing statements i think from the kremlin here what's peskov said to mr prescott is that from our viewpoints the people of venezuela should go through the crisis that is currently convulse in the country independently they should be left to themselves to get on with it and i think that reveals a very different perspective. between what russia things is going on and what western countries think should go on so you know the west basically believes that a corrupt and autocratic leader should be forced to forfeit power if he or she uses that power threateningly or catastrophic really especially if that leader is not a western ally whereas russia think stats are corrupt an autocratic leader should be allowed to get on with what they're doing sovereignty is sacrosanct especially if that leader is a russian ally so i think that's a lot of what's going on here and for ru

or of political strategic analysis strad poll we also have dmitri bobbitt she is a political analyst we spoke nick international and in london we crossed alexander mackerras he is the editor in chief of the duran dot com or a german crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate look at let me go to alexander mcqueen in in london here i remember the days the years ago when the u.s. led go against chile was in progress and nixon asked kissinger to make sure that the economy there would scream is that the same game plan that we have here with venezuela because it seems like the shock and awe of regime change is spent and now we're going into a different frame of phase of this force regime change in caracas go ahead in london i think you are yet to answer your question i think that is exactly what the game plan is i think the intention originally was to provoke action by the military in effect a military coup against president maduro who as you correctly say remains the internationally recognized legitimate president of venezuela representi

concerns over internet security may already be a reality we asked russia's president spokesperson dmitri pissed off to comment that. the management of the internet is defrocked carried out by certain companies but that potential threat led is to consider a sovereign internet it's not the isolation no closure country it's connected to protection against illegal action it isn't an issue with the report after the break here in our t.v. british poll east kreutz refused the job for being a heterosexual white. what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to. have to go right to be cross this is what the korean people. interested in the. question. welcome back to the program a british police force has been found guilty of discrimination after it rejected an applicant who is a white heterosexual meal. is the decision reached by an employment tribunal in north west england cheshire police were in the middle of a diversity drive when they turned twenty five year old matthew for along who wanted to follow his fat

and concerns over internet security may already be a reality with russia's president spokesperson dmitri pissed off to comment on which the management of the world's internet is defacto carried out by several companies that potential threat led us to consider a sovereign internet it's not linked to the isolation or closure of a country it's connected to protection against illegal actions. one of the favorites to win this year is a mammoth multinational eurovision song contest has pulled out ukraine a struggle to find a replacement for the puppet is chosen entry after the singer ruth quit blaming political pressure and that was just the start of organizers troubles. in the time of aggression and hostilities of the russian federation against ukraine the state must represent with the artist patriots of ukraine who are aware of their responsibility. bush the keeper how's your patriotism your concerts in russia. thank you do you think you are a vision was created after the second world war tonight countries to have a gentle abrasion to get people to share their culture. i am a citizen of ukra

country mike told ready be a reality we all presidents spokespersons comment on that this is what dmitry peskov had to say. and they did not run much that mean you can you know in your intimate scene you need to. define different associates and you can make some point. but it's a more. substantive idea is it that we've made a mistake you know who those. associates is it's not which k.g.b. convinced that person in the premier to take you to what's going to kill him is likely to predict what see in them and. if anything you see as in the phase i get for the masses then they pretend that this isn't is this you think it was. too up in the d.c. . again you can say this is a very interesting story but it is very important to stress that all we have is and not soko opposed that in washington post citing some officials whose claims cannot be independently verified there is no confirmation so far from the agency that is believed to be a victim all that fiber attack so we have to be very careful with the information we keep you updated as soon as we have something new very much a case of watch thi

concerns over internet security may already be a reality we asked russia's president spokesperson dmitri prisk off to comment further on which management of the world's internet is different too carried out by several companies that potential threat is to consider a sovereign internet it's not linked to the isolation or closure of our country it's connected to protection against illegal actions. now nine people have been arrested in a joint austrian german operation against a doping network at the nordic world ski championships and to get more information across live out our europe correspondent peter oliver peter what are the police saying about the raids. or sixteen raids sixteen addresses were raided across austria in germany nine arrests have been made in amongst those nine five are described as being elite athletes from nordic or cross-country course country skiing their nationalities are to austrians to a stone ians and one among those arrested it's also understood that two cadets in the austrian police force who were also part of the country's nordic skiing team have also been tak

he may already be a reality we asked russia's president spokesperson dmitri prisk off to comment on which you management of the internet is defacto carried out by several companies that potential threat letters to consider a sovereign internet it's not linked to the isolation closure of our country it's connected to protection against illegal actions. let's try and go through some of the issues our correspondent just a ruse there with kevin curran a professor of cyber security at all straight university in northern ireland good to have you with us given how much effort do you think it would have taken the u.s. to carry out a cyber operation of such scale on russian territory. you would have to really two approaches to would it work on the low level of the network blocking the network three directional even using what we call denial of service attacks so at the network level they would have blocked access again so again that can be technically challenging but again they have a huge resource to be in a row for nine years again that they are one of the ten unified command units in the u.s. a

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political analyst as well as a leading expert at the center for actual politics and of course we have dmitri bobbitt she's a political analyst we spoke make international our german crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you let me just kind of introduce this program here looking at the front page some of the headlines from antiwar dot com trump insists on afghanistan withdrawal senate votes to stay in syria afghanistan pentagon continues to resist syria pull out kurdish lobby struggles to slow u.s. pullout from syria victor we have had the imperial presidency for decades now and it's a product of the cold. but you know through time.

be european allies has become this was sparked by a meeting by the italian deputy prime minister dmitry did my met with the other best protesters. so you did this week and took a picture of them and tweeted that picture saying that he hailed winds of change as crossing the alps well the french foreign ministry has described that and other things as a big of provoking this current situation as described the verbal attacks and i described it to me is meddling in its domestic affairs let's take a look at that statement now from the french foreign ministry. the most recent interferences constitute an additional and an acceptable provocation they violate the respect that is owed to democratic choices made by nation which is a friend and an ally they violate the respect the democratically and freely elected governments each although. well in recent weeks luigi demaio has also criticize france for causing poverty in africa suggesting that france hasn't let its colonial past and that's causing a lot of the problems which is led to the migration crisis in europe and he's not the only person in t

officials as the whole ordeal is generally less talked about in russia but the kremlin spokes person dmitri peskov said that there clearly were reasons for the arrest although he was unaware of the details now back in december russian president vladimir putin said that legitimate religious organizations should not be labeled extremist groups and that the matter needs to be looked into further so we'll bring you the details as this developing story further continues. quarter there thanks dan. now a performance on pace car and shang at a gallery in washington d.c. has provided tonight great reaction from president trump's family who have labeled this as sexist it's called vacuuming and runs for two hours every evening at the flashpoint gallery the piece features a model dressed up to look like a drunk a tramp pushing a vacuum cleaner back and forth across a pink carpet nearby is a pile of bread crumbs and visitors are invited to throw them into the cockpit so the can clean them up. the left has no respect for women unbelievable not only is this disgraceful and humiliating towards the banca bu

officials as the whole ordeal is generally less talked about in russia but the kremlin spokes person dmitri peskov said that there clearly were reasons for the arrest although he was unaware of the details now back in december when russian president vladimir putin said that religious organizations should not be labeled extremist groups and that the matter needs to be looked into further so we'll bring in the details as this developing story further continues. back in around thirteen minutes time with more but first make sure you stay tuned to for going underground. sure the sand here from us and. our overall problem with a small. amount of good armor on our property and our brothers plastered on the floor for them to care that they're. only allowed compatible i don't touch and then you cut them and kick and nail on what i have to lose each other for trial for all that it. never worked out. then i'm all in my machine little subtle it does show the thing and marred the. numbers up around the hey how do you want to do it. because its whole feel plus choice forgone the i'm yours or your pay i t

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dmitri of who is attending the munich conference he told us. have backfired on the nations imposing them. we believes it's a coastal sanctions is very significant. so much because russia just it do sanctions and shows two percent economic growth but there's one hundred sixty billion dollar losses killed by european companies and we believe there is also a significant cost to the u.s. because meanie investors are moving in very from transaction and dollar and then we move a from holding u.s. treasuries and i'll give you two figures. holding off the debt by international investors decrease from forty seven percent to forty percent so that means if you international investors hold u.s. debt old souls the percentage of transaction and dollar decrease from forty four percent to thirty nine point five percent in the last three years so if you have people transact in dollars so this is a very specific cost to really undermine the u.s. polish systems that it installed so we believe that this saying sions negative for the world economy and also for the

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and dmitri, think if your time.s and is filing for administration. all flights have been cancelled with effect from saturday. the airline operates 17 regionaljet aircraft and covers routes to 25 european cities. the carrier had seen a dip in profits in recent months. our business correspondent, rob young, reports. flybmi, no longerflying. it has cancelled all flights with immediate effect. the company is also filing for administration. the carrier flew more than half a million passengers last year. its smalljets updated on routes from aberdeen, newcastle, the east midlands and stansted and others, to 25 european cities. passengers who have been affected are anxious. i am in belgium at the moment and i just are anxious. i am in belgium at the moment and ijust got are anxious. i am in belgium at the moment and i just got the alert that flybmi went into administration. all the flights for me to return home are the flights for me to return home a re really the flights for me to return home are really expensive and flybm

he is that the founder of the center of political strategic analysis drought but we also have dmitri bobbitt she is a political analyst with international and in london we crossed alexander me curious he is the editor in chief of the duran dot com cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate look at let me go to alexander me curious in and london here i remember the days the years ago when the u.s. led to against chile was in progress and nixon asked kissinger to make sure that the economy there would scream is that the same game plan that we have here with venezuela because it's. seems like the shock and awe of regime change is spent and now we're going into a different frame of phase of this force regime change in caracas go ahead in london i think you are yet to answer your question i think that is exactly what the game plan is i think the intention originally was to provoke action by the military in effect a military coup against president maduro who as you correctly say remains the.

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