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about this point having a purely condemned the muslim patrols at the time the east london mosque has been singled out by the christian patrol for criticism the mosque say they feel caught in the middle and are worried the patrol could inflame fragile community relations our community certainly feels threatened by his antics turning up to. any part of the country. is. putting across the street. a strong message what the public needs to understand is that none of these groups represent the mainstream community or wider society out on london streets and well there's not much support to be found here either. first trophy level with you shouldn't have been censored loud i'm sorry. l b n. yeah below is a. yeah thank you very much for that do you think it is all going to be completely peaceful here there are going to be moments where obviously there's a potential for trouble there always will be there's nothing we can do to avoid that. members of the public. to some fun but that's not what we've been told since a number of arrests last year the muslim patrols have gone to ground it's unclea

out of syria patrols vigilantes in armored cars patrol the streets of a muslim neighborhood in east london sparking worries of a clash of cultures. and an inquiry into the work of the troika of international lenders to struggling eurozone states flags. flaws in the system as the european parliament edits the bailout hasn't gone to plan. midnight in moscow i met good to have you with us here on r t the uprising in ukraine has brought months of chaos to the capital and it's now the country's south where the tensions are boiling where then ten thousand people surrounded parliament in crimea has main the city these are pictures from simferopol where two rival groups are demonstrating for and against the interim government in kiev scuffles broke out leaving several wounded protesters also tried to storm the building where lawmakers were trying to decide on whether the region should break away from ukraine or is going on it has been. held in ukraine is becoming the good example of the growing did this in between those who support political change in kiev and do it in school or school board son n

of patrols far right vigilantes in armored vehicles patrol the streets of muslim neighborhood in east london sparking fears of a clash between communities. and an inquiry into the work of the troika of international lenders to struggling eurozone states shows deep flaws in the system as a european parliament admits the bailout hasn't gone to plan. six pm in moscow are you watching our tina national with me marina josh welcome to the program well the uprising in ukraine has brought months of chaos to the capital but now it's the country south where tensions are the highest well more than ten thousand people have surrounded the parliament building in crimea's main city right now you're looking at live pictures from the town of sin for all which is a capital of crimea where two rival factions are rallying for and against the new leadership in the capital kiev scuffles have broken out leaving several people injured earlier protestors attempted to storm the building were local lawmakers are deciding on whether the region should break away from ukraine our correspondent. it's in that particular pa

communities are reaching breaking point in east london tensions are being stoked by vigilante patrols formed by both muslim and christian groups r.t. sarah firth reports. that today saw the start of the big goals given the christian patrolling six there's any patrolling town halls on the hills the small but make sure it's muslim patrols the new political calling themselves britain first have responded by filming what they've dubbed christie and patrols and this patrol comes complete with vehicle proof that bullet proof the whole thing is. he joins the they took to the streets in east london where we having full body heading down the road why the area. that's. been happening so far what. the group is being described as far right many of the members a full. that they really get to differentiate themselves from these grapes and insist they don't want to be associated with violence but tactics such as baiting when members stand with big cans to try to lure out. the muslim patrols have proven controversial and some members of the creep have already faced the rest we'll hear . problems for

about this point having a poorly condemned the muslim patrols at the time the east london mosque has been singled out by the christian patrol for criticism of the mosque say they feel caught in the middle and are worried the patrol could inflame fragile community relations our community certainly feels threatened by his antics turning up to any part of the country. is. putting across the street. a strong message the public. it's to understand is that none of these groups represent the mainstream community or why this society out on london streets and well there's not much support to be found here i think first to throw the book with you you shouldn't have you shouldn't allow this sorry. for jumping. down yeah yeah i mean you could not patrol yeah and then just leave these members of the public to be harassed part of syria patrols. but this surely patrols have been operating in this area with the something but that's not what we've been told since a number of arrests. gone to ground it's unclear if the patrols are actually still operating that will likely come as some relief to polici

communities are reaching a breaking point in east london tensions are being stoked by vigilante patrols formed by both muslim and christian groups artists are fourth reports. i want it to be so obvious all the big groups giving out the christian prolific there's any patrolling town not only hills the small but make toilets muslim patrols any political calling themselves britain first have responded by forming what they've dubbed christie and patrols and this patrol comes complete with vehicles on the bullet proof the whole thing is all arty joins the list they took to the streets in east london where we had in full. why the area taking. drugs to be happy if it. was to make fun of the group is being described as far right many of their members a form of b.m.p. or e.t.l. but they really get to differentiate themselves from these groups and insist they don't want to be associated with violence but tactics such as baiting when members stand with empty beer cans to try and lure out the muslim patrols have proven controversial and some members of the creep have already faced the rest we know

vigilantes in armored vehicles patrolling the streets of a muslim neighborhood in east london sparking fears of a clash between community. and an inquiry into the work of the troika of international lenders to struggling eurozone states shows that deep flaws in the system is the european parliament admits the bailout hasn't gone to plan. eight pm in moscow i met president good to have you with us here on r.t. our top story the uprising in ukraine has brought months of chaos to the capital but now it's the country's south where tensions are boiling earlier today more than ten thousand people surrounded parliament in crimea has main city these are pictures from simferopol where two rival factions are demonstrating for and against the interim government in kiev scuffle scuffles have broken out leaving several wounded protesters also trying to storm the building where lawmakers were trying to decide on whether the region should break away from ukraine or he's a risk and of has more. tense as you can see and the. time right now god completely was what humans ranked in just one place now in

he joins them that they take to the streets in east london we're waiting for. heading down the whitechapel road what a picture that was ruled was going to happen for the whole of today be just writes many of them and is the full the bnp or egm. then he gets differentiate themselves from these critics insist they don't want to be a safety to define minutes. i take such is the same lead men to start with anti gay candidates to try and go out the mess and he chose to leave england to the issue in sum then visit the creek have already faced a mess when all he owns in new zealand. problems but anyone above the line. bush demonstrators were carried out the story is told. they are six to two of them. let's see if it would be in the tulsa and taken to the good thing. not on display at the gate to any content that isn't the chills that the tiny east london mosque is being singled out by the crease in the child that could defeat them the mosque say they feel called to the middle and a wife to patrol content playing by john community relations. i welcome me into sunday's

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east london mosque is being singled out by the christie and patrol the criticism the mosque say they feel cold in the middle and allowing the patrol cars and playing fudge alchemy icy relations. our communities and the phils written by his and takes them turning up to head any of the country in the home in toronto but is is it you know there is certainly putting across isps a strong message for the needs to understand is that none of these groups represent the mainstream community will like this it's the striking out on london's streets and while there's not much to pull it to be found here i can. they voted it's too loud. ray. so what. yet again. it is it's going to be completely peaceful period and would be no achievements all of the real thing there's the potential for trouble. otherwise we'll think there's nothing we can do to avoid that topic. he had wanted to sleep. these men is a street rods lot of short films. this year and the tilt of the reason that i find it in the snow whipping snow. teagan is going to tulsa on two grounds. it can play it at the trials actually still raci

paying the agency 500 pounds, our undercover was sent to this government approved test center in east london. in the exam, they were taken to a secure terminal. neither she or either of the 13 other candidates had to do the test themselves. moments before the exam started, new people arrive to seek their places. while the fake sitters started asking questions, they stand in the aisle waiting to get their photo taken to prove they sat the exam here. a few days later, our undercover got her english. they strongly deny any complicity. after conducting their own investigation early last year, they have not renewed the andract of three freelances have improved their monitoring systems. the company that sets the exams tells us to do everything they can to detect and prevent rate instances of this honest test administrators or testtakers. we showed her footage of the exams. >> we have done over the last three years. we are brewed up the number of students. the amount of abuse have gone down but people are finding other ways. >> aren't based edition shows that student visas are still an easy target.

in england, in rather large numbers; and they form a rather well-defined immigrant community in east london, which is the poorest part of london. beatrice webb, whom we spoke of before, this woman, this socialist who's also doing research in all kinds of subjects at the time -- she's a great social researcher -- decides to look at this jewish community, and she finds that they are the typical victorians. they have all of the family values, they have the desire for self-betterment, they have the kind of self-discipline, and all of this somehow she finds is related to their religion, that they have a this -- worldly religion which puts an enormous emphasis upon moral behavior as well as the performance of one's religious duties. she finds this combination makes them a very powerful force and makes them very different from the other residents of east london, who tend to be more often drunk, who tend not to have the same desire for improvement, who tend not to be quite so devoted to their families, who tend to drink more and so on. so it is very curious to find that this group of people who can

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between foreign groups and the police bravery was filtered as he returned to his barracks in south east london on his killers will spend the rest of his life in prison the other will serve a minimum of forty five years in training. and egyptian court has sentenced twenty six people to death for organizing a terror plot local media reports that the group was preparing missiles and bombs to try ships in the suez can now the waterway is one of the world's main transport hubs for global shipping connecting the visitor rain and the red seats. britain's prime minister will launch a charm offensive or later one believes over europe's most powerful country because it's london behind it is a desire not only to change the terms of the u.k.'s membership of the easy but to reform the bloc itself it's unclear about how far angela merkel will be won over asked our senior reporter. for german chancellor angela merkel's visit to london it's a red carpet welcome fit for queen dubbed by foreign secretary william hague as britain's most important partner on seeking e.u. reform and the first german chancellor to

in broad daylight as he returns to his barracks in south east london one of his killers will spend the rest of their life in prison and the other will serve a minimum forty five years in jail. and rest in venezuela is now partying beyond the capital caracas they have been in street battles between anti-government protesters and police in the northern city of valencia over crime levels and the struggling economy security forces were attacked with rocks and homemade explosives they responded with rubber bullets and tear gas which has also looted a large supermarket in america a city near the counter so there have been two weeks of rioting in venezuela involving thousands of people angry actually living conditions and soaring crime sixteen people have died in the violence which some suspect is being fueled from outside the major force driving the opposition is really u.s. support venezuela is crucial to a block of countries in latin america that have broken free of total u.s. domination venezuela is key to this u.s. is making an all out effort through creating both artificial shortages ho

police it's near run it was slaughtered in broad daylight has returned to his barracks in south east london one of his killers will spend the rest of his life in prison the other one will serve a minimum forty five years and. hundreds of people marched in western mexico in support of a powerful drug consul boss or can know guzman also known assured he was arrested by police last week. on suspicion on suspicion of drugs and drug trafficking and modern demonstrators insist they helped provide much needed employment in one of the country's poorest areas the u.s. had a five million dollars bounty on guzman's had allegedly smuggling tons of cocaine and marijuana across the border. the plight of low paid migrant workers in contrast trench has fallen beyond those building infrastructure for the twenty twenty two world cup for inmates cleaners and other domestic staff are also reportedly being subjected to slave like conditions often complaining of physical and even sexual abuse and which helps the german filmmaker who was detained in the country while investigating that ledge suffering all we did

right groups and police a fusilier rigby was slaughtered as he returned to his barracks in south east london one of his killers will spend the rest of his life in prison. forty five. and egyptian court has sentenced twenty six people to death for organizing a terror plot a local media reports that the group was preparing missiles on bombs to strike ships in the suez canal the waterway is one of the world's main transport hubs for global shipping connecting the mediterranean and red scenes. thanks for joining us here on r.t. international we are closely following the developments in crimea southern ukraine you can see in the pictures coming your way now the russian flag raised on the regional government building reports say both the cabinet and the parliament building were seized by armed men we will keep you posted on what's happening in the region here on our national. thank you for joining us a very short break here then aaron aid breaks down the financial headlines boom bust coming your way. salo some. cool rights. to the. war. paint for the young girls camel for the future hunter. betwee

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be performing in layton, a suburb of east london.ze of this was less than the 20,000 or so that the 02 arena holds, where he launched his last u.k. tour which holds 20,000 people. this time he arrived after a gig in new york on sunday. he arrived in london. there was a great deal of excitement because nobody knew where he was going to play. a lot of able still don't, a lot of secrecy, but he started off in a living room. it was not an ordinary living room, it was a singer's living room. then he moved on to the electric ballroom also in london, which seats about 1000 people. he said little low key this time. but i thought this appeal to you, mark, a sign of the times. >> he releases music on his own label now. now? he prince >> he is no longer squiggly, he is back to prince. ryan? >> google has reached a deal with the eu regulators. the is an interesting story. the google search engine to find a product, surprise, surprise, it does not search all of the products out there to find you the cheapest product. and now searches the ones tha

specific cities are listed on the advisory, including cairo, johannesburg, cities in the middle east, london. joining me, phil mudd, a former cia director of counter terrorism. phil, what do you make, they are listing specific cities. how concerned are you but think about those details. >> i'm no so concerned about that as i was the bomb. when i was following al dade from t -- al qaeda, we're not talking about a roadside device, we're talking about something that can get past sensors in an airport. so i'd be trying to figure out not only how to stop the bomb but figure out who can make something like this. >> i'm also curious flying out of a lot of those airports and airports in the middle east, i'm going to be pretty blunt here. some of them don't have a heck of a lot of security. >> i think that's true. i think it also shows us how this terrorism threat bothers us. madrid, london, new york, relatively limited. today we're looking at terror threats in iraq, syria, north africa. we had the underwear bomber and cargo threats out of yemen. it shows you how much the terror threat has metastasiz

if you look at east london, it was a building site. we had all of these discussions, hopefully sochi will -- >> jim, last question, when shaun white pulls out of one of the events he has for fear of the safety. it was the comment that he made. now, he is a pretty, you know, bold, brave, dynamic snowboarder, that took me by t. what was your reaction to that? >> shaun, i think it was important to point out the fear of his safety was because of the way the course was built. >> he thought it was too dangerous, and it would take away his chance of winning, recapturing the gold that he won in the last two years. >> but this was a new event, he pulled out of the event, a lot of people criticized him saying he felt like he wouldn't win, that is why he pulled out. he also hurt his wrist in a preliminary event. the security issue was not the reason ychwhy. but they thought the course was too dangerous. if you look at vancouver, they thought the course was too difficult on the luge and the bobsled. and unfortunately, somebody actually died there.

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blast hit a residential street in the seaside town climbed to about one hundred and thirty km east of london one house was flattened and two others were badly damaged elderly man was airlifted to the hospital with life threatening injuries and several victims suffered serious burns. while the european union's anti trust watchdog is feeling a major court victory over google which would reduce the company's dominance of internet searches or linens for your case against the internet giant be targeting to go for on fairly promoting its own shopping restaurant and hotel to services schools policy significantly change the way it displays search results btw now include links to three of its competitors the agreement means to avoid a potential fine of more than three point six billion euro us. i could find out what's been affecting european market action will go to frankfurt into our correspondents to fall the management of deutsche bank reacts to the critics that said that the wages of buying kits have been far too high so bonuses will be kept and to a bank a will not be able to get more than three

if you look at the european characters, and you have to take an airbus to the middle east from london european carrier it is not a very nice experience. >> is that down to the airlines though? they could put whatever seats they want in it. >> there is a big push right now and this goes back to the standardization approach. it doesn't matter whether you are low-cost or legacy, you get into that same box and it is the same seats. maybe someone sitting beside you. it is not a very interesting experience. that is one of the big challenges for carriers in europe right now. why would i fly ba versus easyjet right now? maybe convenience of airport. i think there is room to premiumize the front of the aircraft. it doesn't mean you have to have 20 rose. you may follow what qantas is doing in the u.s.. >> who is doing it well? >> internationally, i think isahy is doing -- cathay doing every good job. it is also interesting to look at airbus. everyone was stunned that japan breakingwas really with tradition, always having been a boeing customer. they will be flying the a350. ana out of japan doe

as jennifer london reports, the storm paralyzed. of the north-east. >> there has been snow coming down and coming down fast. sometimes at a rate of two to three inches an hour. the north-east walloped by the latest blizzard to blind the coast with snow totals on par with 2010's snowmageddon. hundreds of schools were closed across the state of massachusetts, where the storm is dumping heavy snow still. some areas could see as much as two feet. in new york, commuters slid through snow, but city schools were opened, to the frustration of parents and teachers. >> new yorkers handle the challenge with fortitude and strength. people went to work, like usual, all over the city. we, unlike certain other cities in the country, don't shut down in the face of some adversity. >> a pregnant woman died, after being struck by a snow plough, her baby delivered alive by emergency c section. the new york governor declared a state of emergency and neighb r neighbouring new jersey is under a state of emergency. the city has broken a 130 year record in new jersey for the

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they include johannesburg, cairo, paris, london and some cities in the middle east. the united states has warned airlines that fly those routes that there will be an increase in the screening of people the tsa has deemed suspicious as well as randomly selected fliers. we'll stay on top of this breaking news store you for you as well. that's all the time i have. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. "crossfire" starts right now. >>> tonight on "crossfire" -- fires in kiev. chaos in the middle east. challenges at home and abroad. but is the biggest threat to our national security something else? >> in a sense, climate change can now be considered the world's most fearsome weapon of mass destruction. >> on the left, van jones. on the right, newt gingrich. in the "crossfire" -- the adviser to the state department. and bill kristol, one of the president's harshest critics. is climate change the biggest threat we face? tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm van jones is on the left. >> i'm newt gingrich on the right. in the "crossfire" tonight, two guests help u

east as well. last month, nick worn parts of central london were in danger of being swamped by developments.rns are matched by a property broker who predicts price increases in the luxury home market. nick spoke with bloomberg about some of those -- other luxury markets that he and his brother may develop. >> there are other safe havens. new york has had huge growth in residential. singapore, hong kong. and a london. those four cities alone have a massive growth. the of the problem is government controlling that bubble, as some see it. we have had a 700% increase in the u.k., but residential is still growing. most people say, 700% increase on anything, you would put the brakes on. london will always do very well. are we in a bubble? i thought the prices were top-down two years ago, and they continue to grow. 6.1 billionaires living in the u.s.. billionaires trip over aly to millionaire in maryland, which has the highest ratio of millionaire households. its proximity to the nations capital. government job will not make you a millionaire but the lobbying, consulting, and contracting will. seco

the ukrainian speaking west voted for timoshenko and the russian-speaking east voted for yanukovych. with we go live to london thank you for joining us on al jazeera. what is your assessment on the state of ukraine right now as we have the president, viktor yanukovych, describing events so far as having been a coup? >> well, i think the first thing to remember is that the president was legitimately elected, so he sees the unfolding of events as a coup because he was effectively forced out of power. on the other hand we have the opposition who are saying that look, he was elected because he was given a chance to be democratically elected and he defected. however we have serious doubts he would allow the same rights in the upcoming 2015 elections. this is one of the major issues, lack of trust in the current authorities. this has been aggravated with high number of deaths we've seen last week. which effectively made yanukovych's political future untenable. we're seeing a situation where the opposition want to push ahead and finalize what they started, hopefully take over the power as they expect as we found out

cities with direct flights to the u.s., a wide group as diverse as johannesburg, london, some cities in the middle east, including cairo. now, i am told that the threat is not specific or credible enough to warrant a broader response from intelligence agencies here. this particular warning coming from the department of homeland security, which has the lowest bar for putting out a warning like this. that makes sense. that's its job to get out information about threats to the homeland as widely as possible. but just to be clear, this threat not specific or credible enough to get all of our counter terror agencies working on a direct response to it. >> so for those of us who might have to travel or have travel plans, including airplane flight, does this mean longer screening processes? >> reporter: it does mean some new measures. it's going to be things like extra swabs maybe as you get to the plane. those swabs they use to test for explosive residue on your bags or on your clothes, that kind of thing. but not a full phalanx of new guards and new kinds of security measures. remember of course we already h