prime minister says he is ready to fight to keep control over the falkland islands . and marking off its christmas in russia and around the world as people park it to churches and cathedrals for special celebration. international news live from moscow this is all she was me you lash above all of a hello and welcome to the program the syrian opposition and western leaders have rejected the peace plan proposed by president assad and instead they are again demanding that he should go in a red to address bashar al assad offered a national dialogue and a constitutional referendum to end the nearly to get civil conflict but he pledged to continue fighting what he calls terrorists violence and nations to stop funding his enemies assad speech was punctuated with loud cheering from his supporters but his opponents dismiss their dress as hypocritical political analyst marcus papadopoulos believes there are elements within the syrian opposition that will continue fighting despite any peace proposals. it's very important to make this clear in particular for western audiences who

with asked this question in an interview whether britain would fight to keep the falkland islands and prime minister david cameron saying of course he would say he made his position there extremely clear if an attempt was made by argentina to retake the falkland islands that military troops would be the free black person so absolutely very clear on that very strong westerly coming from the prime minister is that issue this comes on the back of argentina as a president remaking lee's accusations that the falkland islands is stolen from argentina by britain i think she called it nineteenth century colonialism and i think some concern for people here today that you know this is something that is very much focused on in the course of the interview this is some of the strongest statements of of course perhaps a discharging a little bit some of the other very important issues that are happening on a national level at the moment here in the country we've got rate cuts to trial. coming in this week it's cheese day that goes to the house of commons so as a very important issues here at home at

president claims handling of the falkland islands is a cause supported worldwide. 108 years ago on the same day in a blatant exercise of 19th century colonialism, argentina was stripped of the islands which are situated 14,000 kilometers away from london. since then, the colonial power has refused to return the territories to the argentine republic, preventing it from restoring its territorial integrity. she called on britain to abide by resolution inviting both sides to negotiate a solution over the islands. >> my reaction is the future of the falkland islands should be determined by the falkland islanders themselves. the people live there. when i have been asked their opinion they want to maintain their current status with the -- they have been asked their opinion, they want to maintain their curr itent status. last year marked -- their current status. this is one of several memorials in britain to accomplis. the president tried and failed to get david cameron to take an envelope. a letter was delivered demanding the islands be handed over in the region to be demilitarized. while it

british prime minister david cameron says he's willing to fight to keep control of the falkland islands it comes after the argentinean president sent him an open letter calling for negotiations over the disputed territory which the two nations for to war in nineteen. he was asked this question in an interview whether britain would fight to keep the falkland islands and prime minister david cameron saying of course they would say he made his position extremely clear if an attempt was made by argentina to retake the folk and islands that military treats would be destroyed by britain so absolutely very clear on the very strong rhetoric coming from the prime minister david that ishy this comes on the back of. president making these accusations. the falkland islands a stolen from argentina by britain i think she called it nineteenth century colonialism and i think some concern for people here today that you know this is something that very much focus on in the course of this is some of the strongest statement perhaps say the shattering a little bit some of the other very important issues tha

british prime minister david cameron says he's willing to fight to keep control of the falkland islands it comes after the argentinian prime minister once again called for negotiations over the disputed territory which the two nations fought a war over in ninety two a lot is sort of joins me now live from london with more details on this so what exactly did cameron say then about fighting on teena. well this is where here with ask this question in an interview whether britain would fight to keep the falkland islands and prime minister david cameron saying of course he would say he made his position there extremely clear he was talking on the b.b.c. that you must say and said that if an attempt was made by argentina to retake the falkland islands that military troops would be the fluid by birth and so absolutely very clear on that very strong rhetoric coming from the prime minister. why would you make such an attention grabbing statement like that well this comes on the back of argentina as president we making these accusations that the falkland islands were stolen from argentina by gree

david cameron loses popularity at home some analysts say the renewed debate over the falkland islands could be used to distract attention from issues the government is failing to address. but david cameron it's a great issue that it's come up again because the economy here is a guy strikes in britain austerity is really biting people are very unhappy with what he's doing and so i think that they cameron is very much hope that. that will have a bring back the memories of nine hundred eighty two and the people's attentions here from the very are popular things that he's doing at home but this issue to come up now is very timely because the government is well down of the opinion polls the government is really unpopular i can't recall it becoming so popular so quickly and so i think that he will want to keep this in the news headlines species why he's reacting in such a sort of strong way. a flag dispute in northern and causes fresh loyalist violence coming up there a few nights in belfast any more as the city has played with rioting over a decision not to fly the union flag over city hal

would not hesitate to wage war to keep the falkland islands according to prime minister cameron the warning comes after the argentine president accused london of maintaining a last post of empire in the south atlantic. and film producers this year to france as he gets a russian passport after a dramatic falling out of his native land over a new tax hike on the wealthy. with a look back at the top stories of the last seven days and the latest developments

david cameron's popularity at home is dropping some analysts say the renewed debate over the falkland islands could be used to destruct attention away from issues the government is failing to address. but david cameron it's a great issue that it's come up again because the economy here is in dire straits and austerity is really biting people are very unhappy with what he's doing and so i think that david cameron is very much open. to the greenback the and reserve ninety two and the people's attentions here from the very popular things that he's doing at home but this issue to come up now is very timely because the government is well down in the opinion polls and government is really unpopular i can't recall him becoming so on populous so quickly and so i think that he will want to keep this in the news headlines he's why he's reacted in such a sort of strong way. and i saw ahead for you here on the program on r t it's not only enemy fire taking its toll on u.s. troops but also mourning their own misery of war forcing more and more american soldiers to take their own lives. across violence has

would fight to keep control of the falkland islands in the two nations forty nine hundred eighty two war over the territory r.t. served. here with this question in an interview whether britain would fight they keep the focus and prime minister david cameron say. extremely clearly if an attempt was made by argentina to retake the folk and islands that minute she treats would be destroyed by britain so absolutely very clear on that very strong rhetoric coming from the prime minister that if you come from the back of. president re making these accusations that the focus on this is. from argentina by britain i think she called it a nineteenth century colonialism and i think some concern for people here today that you know this is something very much focused on in the course of this is some of the strongest statement. the shattering a little bit some of the other very important issues that are happening on a national level at the moment here in the country we've got. coming in this week. the house of commons as very important issues here at home and i'll of course a lot of people say we'r

would not hesitate to wage war to keep the falkland islands according to prime minister cameron the warning comes after the argentine president accused london of maintaining a last post of empire in the south atlantic. and film producers this year to france as he gets a russian passport after a dramatic falling out of his native land over a new tax hike on the wealthy. with a look back at the top stories of the last seven days and the latest developments this is the weekly here on our take. now the syrian leader has outlined his vision on how to end almost two years of continued civil conflict in a rare public speech one of the key conditions for peace according to president bashar al assad is for regional and international powers to stop supporting armed groups artie's alexia share of ski was following what he said. it has certainly been rather interesting quotes coming from the syrian president he in fact called to hold an international reconciliation conference to end of the violence and the military conflict which is going on be going on for almost two years now in syria and this initia

going away as david cameron loses popularity at home some analysts say the new debate over the falkland islands could be used to distract attention from issues the government is failing to address but david cameron it's a great issue because the economy here isn't. austerity is really fighting people are very unhappy with what he's doing. very much. and people's attention here from the popular thing. is very trying to because. the government is really unpopular i can't recall it becoming so popular so quickly. to keep this in the news headlines this is why he's read it in such. a strong way. orthodox christians have been celebrating christmas the world over and you can catch more than a glimpse of all the color and sparkle as millions gathered to celebrate and get a website for a closer look at that. also a lot of the moment there's something fishy about this auction lot in japan it's the most expensive in the world sold for a record one point eight million dollars discover who bag the precious catch at all . it's. two well known americans the former governor of new mexico bill richardson and g

with british prime minister david cameron he says he's willing to fight to keep control of the falkland islands he said his government has the weapons will defend the territory from any advances of a military base on the islands the. prime minister has called for negotiations over the disputed territory the two nations fought a war over a nine hundred eighty two a referendum will be held in march when the islanders will vote to decide. one hundred missing and thousands more have been displaced as fires raged across australia winds and very high temperatures nationwide have provided the perfect conditions for dangerous bushfires to break out evacuation centers in tasmania have been inundated. by a coalition of political protest. the twenty five people were hurt in the demonstrations and several vehicles were set on fire it's the fifth time since two thousand and nine that the government has hiked. up ahead for you know it's a wonder for anyone who can. take you now to discuss russia's amazing. just. the. technology innovation. around russia. wealthy british style. was. financed scandal find out