yes they were very aggressive the french police were very aggressive. when you tried crossing by boat exactly the police beat me twice. the refugees aren't allowed to leave but they are welcome to stay either several people tell us that the task force used tear gas and destroy their tents again and again pitches a daily police arrest meant that a refugee posted online. now after wants to hide in a truck and reached britain via the channel tunnel a safer trip than by boat. but later the police find a refugee with sniffer dogs giving up is out of the question for abdo he will try again. though persecuted by the police the refugees are supported by aid organizations. works for utopia $56.00 which distributes clothes to refugees he's convinced that the controls lead to nothing but what it all controls only results in the refugees taking greater and greater risks and more of them and of drowning are the more the refugees are afraid of the police so they get into an adequate votes night sometimes the weather's bad but they try their luck anyway no matter how m

yes they were very aggressive the french police were very aggressive. when you tried crossing by boat exactly the police beat me twice. the refugees aren't allowed to leave but i out welcome to stay either several people tell us that the task force used tear gas and destroy their tents again and again pitches a daily police arrest meant that a refugee posted online. now after wants to hide in a truck and reach britain via the channel tunnel a safe it trip them by boat. but later the police find a refugee with sniffer dogs giving up is out of the question for abdo he will try again. though persecuted by the police the refugees are supported by aid organizations. works for utopia $56.00 which distributes clothes to refugees he's convinced that the controls lead to nothing but what it is all the controls only results in the refugees taking greater and greater risks and more of them and of drowning but the more the refugees are afraid of the police so they get into an adequate boat night sometimes the weather is bad but they try their luck anyway no matter h

yes they were very aggressive the french police were very aggressive. when you tried crossing by boat exactly the police beat me twice. the refugees aren't allowed to leave but they are welcome to stay either several people tell us that the task force used tear gas and destroy their tents again and again pitches a daily police arrest meant that a refugee posted online. now after wants to hide in a truck and reach britain via the channel tunnel a safer trip than by boat. but later the police find a refugee with sniffer dogs giving up is out of the question for abdo he will try again. though persecuted by the police the refugees are supported by aid organizations. works for utopia $56.00 which distributes clothes to refugees he's convinced of the controls to nothing. awarded all the controls only results in the refugees taking greater and greater risks and more of them and of drowning the refugees are afraid of the police so they get into an adequate boat night sometimes the weather is bad but they try their luck anyway no matter how many gendarmes they us

yes they were very aggressive the french police were very aggressive. hen you try crossing by boat what exactly are the police beat me twice. the refugees aren't allowed to leave but they are welcome to stay either several people tell us that the task force used tear gas and destroy their tents again and again pitch is a daily police arrest meant that a refugee posted online. now after wants to hide in a truck and reached britain via the channel tunnel a safe attrit them by boat. but later the police find a refugee with sniffer dogs giving up is out of the question for abdo he will try again. though persecuted by the police the refugees a supported by aid organizations. works the utopia $56.00 which distributes clothes to refugees he's convinced of the controls lead to nothing. awarded on the controls only results in the refugees taking greater and greater risks and more of them and of drowning are the more the refugees are afraid of the police so they get into an adequate boat night sometimes the weather is bad but they try their luck anyway no matter h

of police body cameras these would he said tackle the root cause of the problem meanwhile the french police chief admitted that there are some issues but he defended the owner of his offices the police the police are not violent and are not racist saying this i'm not in denial and i'm not waffling i tell you what i see and what i hear every day i see the police officers or flexion of the good side of our society but for many woods are not enough accusations of police violence of tarnish the name of the force these were brought into sharp focus over the past week as she. examples emerged. i tried to call my lawyer i tried to call out of people even in neighborhood my screams and he wanted to call the police but it was the police. then as protests turned over the weekend did emerge that one journalist was caught in the fray injured by a police baton as he attempted to cover the demonstrations. an award winning photographer was clearly identifiable as a journalist was shocked by the injuries suffered by a colleague how be condemned the unprovoked violence the injuries were sustained as he exer

. >> as well as raising brought issues about french policing, government u-turn on one element of theecurity legislation which has already passed the lower house of the french parliament last week. this is all to do with something called article 24. if rified, it would make it a critical offense to publish officers with thet to har their physical or psychological integrity. and offenders could face a year in prison and/or a fine of and some want this article gone, especially after michelle this was a protest against article 24 inis par on saturday. there were clashesliith right poce. while the government has listened to this concern, the head of emmanuel macron's party spok earlier. >> i am now going to suggest a rewritten portion of article 24. these last few days have shown how much freedom of expression needs to be protected. >> that decision has been welcomed but that is nothing end of the matter. a journalist on the deeper issues within the french police. >> er since you have a police officer involved in police brutality, they are going to face -- france has been sentenced severa

new see this morning activists say new crowd control tactics by french police smash and grab caused a mass of human press freedoms at nationwide rallies against the country's new security bill. the turkish president hits outside washington for sanctions over his purchase of a russian missile defense system. we expect supports not sanctions from our nato ally the united states of america. good morning for me and the rest the team here thanks for watching r.t. international 1st than you just heard in the headlines there russia's fast track the rollout of its sputnik v vaccine to reach every region for the new year in some parts of the country the vaccination programs already underway it's hoped it will bring down daily infections which peaked here in russia at the start of the month little quarter as more of these latest developments. vs finally made its way to every single region of russia president putin spokes person said that unlike many countries in the west there will be no strict lockdown measures for this holiday season and that likely has to do with the russian health ministrie

first, under the french legal system, criminal investigations by french police usually involve witnesserrogations, cctv reviews, and analyzing samples. they have access to cutting-edge technology to help them solve old cases. >> making objects speak to shine light on the circumstances around a crime. at the french national police institute for criminal research, this drinks can is being delicately handled. examined under ultraviolet lights until it's secret is revealed. >> this is great quality. once we have taken a photo, we will analyze it and see if we can directly tie it to a record, a database. hunting for physical objects, tracking the slightest clue, and analyzing samples. it is all part of the forensic routine. there are simple presence in an organism and enough to identify a drowning. >> we use these tiny plants to determine if a person has or has not died by drowning. we are able to make them talk, like legal witnesses. >> this sort of evidence has been used for some 15 years by investigators. more recently, other scientific techniques have been developed, like this scanner,

french police clash with protesters in paris during the latest demonstrations against a proposed newity law. and venice lights up some of its best—known sights but this year, it looks as if only locals will be allowed to visit them. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world — and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. brexit negotiations will re—start tomorrow, although after a lengthy phone call between prime minister borisjohnson and the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen. it's still not clear whether britain and the eu will be able to break their current deadlock over fishing rights, competition rules and how the agreement will be enforced. but the sense of urgency is clear, as the uk's brexit transition period ends on the 31st of december come what may. our political correspondent chris mason has more. the prime minister on the phone this afternoon trying to see if the brexit trade deal is possible. he was talking to ursula von der leyen, the president of the european commission. big differenc

elsewhere activists a new crowd control tactics by french police dubs smash and grab caused mass violation of human and press freedoms at nationwide rallies against the country's new security bill. the turkish president hits out of washington for sanctions over and korea's purchase of a russian missile defense system. she did not expect supports not sanctions from mounties an ally the united states of america. good morning to you thanks for watching out international lawyer from moscow with me kevin owen here this hour 1st heard that news as you heard in the headlines that russia's sputnik the vaccines now been delivered to every region of the country ready to be distributed in some areas the vaccination programs indeed already underway it's hoped it will bring down daily infections which peaked here in russia at the start of the month down a quarter as more on these latest developments. vs finally made its way to every single region of russia president putin spokes person said that unlike many countries in the west there will be no strict lockdown measures for this holiday season and that

yes they were very aggressive the french police were very aggressive. when you try crossing by boat exactly the police beat me twice. the refugees aren't allowed to leave but i am welcome to stay either several people tell us that the task force used tear gas and destroy their tents again and again pitch is a daily police arrest meant that a refugee posted online. now after wants to hide in a truck and reached britain via the channel tunnel a safer trip than by boat. but later the police find a refugee with sniffer dogs giving up is out of the question for abdo he will try again. though persecuted by the police the refugees are supported by aid organizations. works for utopia $56.00 which distributes clothes to refugees he's convinced that the controls lead to nothing but what it all rather controls only results in the refugees taking greater and greater risks and more of them and of drowning are the more the refugees are afraid of the police so they get into an adequate boat night sometimes the weather is bad but they try their luck anyway no matter how

miscible abuse that's how human rights and media groups have branded police behavior at recent protests against a new security bill in the french capital more than $140.00 people until journalists were arrested including 3 controversial law enforcement tactics dubbed smash and grab. reports. so today's a protest against the draw floors on security and in trying republicans values police deploy new crowd control tactics. essentially arrests and mash and grab security forces smashing into the protests and grabbing out individuals who they think may be troublemakers nearly 150 people were detained provoking anger from some that describe these detentions as being arbitrary this saturday december 12th a number of observers saw inadmissible abuse linked to the deployment of brutal police and military offices and the infringement of the right to demonstrate that includes mass arrests and justify charging to break up a procession and detention without legitimate reason beyond legal limits. i was at the police station over several protesters were held including a 17 year old young woman this under-age girl was arrested at saturday's dem

activists a new crowd control tactics by french police stop smashing grabber a mass violation of human rights and press freedoms also to come the renowned philosopher bible teacher explains why he believes the coronavirus will change our lives forever. on the turkish president his out of washington for sanctions imposed encourage purchase of a russian missile defense system. our initiative did not look we expect supports not sanctions from our nato ally the united states of america. good evening just gone 6 o'clock here in moscow you with r.t. international. has congratulated joe biden on victory in the us presidential election to members of the electoral college across the united states officially declared biden the winner well the russian president had waited for that official confirmation of the when putin says any contact with the new administration is welcome and that cooperation is in everybody's interest however don't trump still insists that his. legal challenge over alleged to fruit will continue meanwhile the trump ministrations attorney general who has resigned yearly and fo

activists a new crowd control tactics by french police dubbed a smash and grab all a mass style ation of human rights and press freedoms. and the turkish president hits out of washington 1st time sions imposed over on chris purchase of a russian missile defense system. mogul we expect supports not sanctions from the united states of america but. a very warm welcome it's 8 pm here in moscow and you're watching r.t. international with me becky erin our top story this hour the world's big tech giants are finding out just how much stricter doing business in europe could become in the near future the e.u. is unveiling was described as its biggest ever overhaul of digital market rules but seen by many as directly trying to rein in the power of firms like google facebook as than apple and microsoft well let's see what's in store let's go live to europe and our correspondent piece all over that big good to see you piece are now the big 5 american firms have the lion's share of the europeans doing buy online what does the e.u. think it needs to weigh in. well simply they have too much power th

activists say new crowd control tactics by french police dub smash and grab are a mass rights violation and press freedoms. congratulates joe biden on victory in the u.s. presidential election and expresses russia's willingness to work together that is after the u.s. electoral college confirmed the democratic candidate as the winner. by broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us right now the world's a big tech giants are finding out just how much stricter doing business in europe could become in the near future the e.u. is unveiling what is described as its a biggest ever overhaul of digital market rules but is seen by many as a direct challenge to the power of firms like google facebook amazon apple and microsoft artie's peter oliver has more on the new regulations. the very simple reason that the european union have done this is their belief that the major tech and online players in the world how far too much power in the market in the european union the gatekeepers as they're called the big players

activists say a new crowd control tactics by french police dubbed smash and grab are a mass violation of human rights and press freedoms. and the turkish president heads out of washington for sanctions imposed over ankara's purchase of a russian missile defense system. or initiative that we expect supports not sanctions from our nato ally the united states of america it. is. a very warm welcome it's 10 pm here in moscow and you're watching r.t. international with me. on our top story the world's big tech giants are finding out just how much stricter doing business in europe could become in the near future the e.u. is unveiling was described as its biggest ever overhaul of digital market rules but seen by many as directly trying to rein in the power therms like google facebook amazon apple and microsoft artie's pizza all of a has more on the new regulations. the reason that this is all being done is that the rules that currently exist were written back in 2004 long before companies like facebook almas and google before they became the be able to that they are right now and it is the li

activists a new crowd control tactics by french police dup smash and grab are a mass file ation of human rights and press freedoms. under the turkish president tate sounded washington for sanctions imposed anchor is purchase of a russian missile defense system. ownership you did not do we expect supports not sanctions from our nature enjoy the united states of america. a very warm welcome to you you're watching r.t. international with me nicky our top story the world's big tech giants are finding out just how much stricter doing business in europe could become in the near future the e.u. is unveiling was being described as his biggest ever overhaul of digital market rules but seen by many as directly trying to rein in the power of firms like google facebook as an apple and microsoft well let's see what's in store and cross lots for your correspondent piece all of a piece of good to see you now the big 5 american firms has the lion's share of water europeans do and buy online why does the e.u. think it needs to weigh in. because they have too much power as simple as that moderate vestigal

done nothing wrong except for sturgeon in the way of the police charges that it's up to the officers to decide when to charge this is. the french government says it respects press freedom restoration upsurge to and dangerous and the fact of this report of the police disability says is growing by the day so much. but these are new tactics and the detention of journalists is like they are being treated police in the french capital stage their own protest at what they see as ought to be paris but the officers themselves are also feel that how. to speak on behalf of the colleagues who are behind me who suffer every day outside who are abused and harassed because we must know that it will soon pics of families wives children and parents it affects a lot of people and we need the support without them we won't move forward. this is our c.n.n. national and head turkey is facing sanctions from washington over its purchase of a russian defense system we look at the reaction. after the break. the lack of protection from the government over public abuse and harassment. join me every 1st week on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to

the financial times focuses on brexit tomorrow and the news that french police are going to begin patrollingtar trains to monitor goods entering the eu — it also shows scenes of long queues of lorries at dover today. and the daily express leads with the queen, and reports that buckingham palace is ordering secrecy over the monarch‘s christmas speech. her words are meant to be particularly ‘personal and poignant‘ this year. so, let's begin. great to see you both and we were wondering if we could start off with the front page of the daily mirror andi the front page of the daily mirror and i love thejumper, by the the front page of the daily mirror and i love the jumper, by the way. thank you very much. my daughter loves it, turns into a four button. the mirror, they are all reporting on this growing number of cases and the that there is going to be most of the country in tier 3, now into some kind of lucked down the daily mail is: on the website about the possibly of a tier 4, a lockdown given a different name, let us not pretend that it is not a lockdown. closing all the shops and telling you

also this activists a new crowd control tactics by french police stop smashing grab a mass violation of human rights and press freedoms and the turkish president his washington for sanctions imposed rancorous purchase of a russian missile defense system. we expect supports not sanctions from our nato ally the united states of america on the 9 philosophers level he's yet to explain why he believes that corona virus means that our world will never be this a again. hello there are you watching r.t. international this change day afternoon where she is gone 3 o'clock in the sky. and has congratulated joe biden on victory in the u.s. presidential election is after members of the electoral college across the united states officially declared biden the winner well the russian president had waited for that official confirmation of the when putin says that any contact with the new administration is welcome and that cooperation is in everybody's interest however i still say that his legal challenge over alleged voter fraud will continue meanwhile the administration's attorney general has resign

activists say that new crowd control tactics by french police smash and grab are a mass violation of human rights and press freedoms also took on the landfall but he's yet to explain why he believes the corona virus will change our lives forever . and the turkish president his out of washington for sanctions imposed over ankara's purchase of a russian missile defense system. we expect supports not sanctions from our nato ally the united states of america. so good evening you're watching r.t. international just gone 5 o'clock am in moscow. and has congratulated joe biden on victory in the u.s. presidential election is after members of the electoral college across the united states officially declared biden the winner while the russian president had waited for that official confirmation of the win says that any contacts with the new administration is welcome and that cooperation is in everybody's interest well donald trump doesn't says though that the is legal challenge over alleged voter fraud will continue meanwhile the trumpet ministrations attorney general has resigned earlier foun

to start performing id checks they were angered by morons comments about police officers are going to interview on friday the french president said that police are much more likely to stop and check people of color we spoke to one of the leaders of the largest police union in france who told us about the challenges of being a police officer in the country today. he succeeded in this tour de force he succeeded to alienate the police 150000 policemen and 100000 gendarmes angry with macro today to be a policeman is extremely difficult in all of france not only in paris because there's no place in france where police are not singled out and not violated and not a target for that certain segment of the population which is extremely violent because today we see it the demonstrations and protests and no longer peaceful our correspondent in france charlotte reports on the divisions affecting the country it's being described as a crisis of public confidence in the security forces amidst the violent protests against the global security law that was aimed at strengthening measures to protect the police there's been a renewed

activists a new crowd control tactics by french police dubbed smash and grab cause a mass violation of human and press freedoms at nationwide rallies against the country's new security people. and the turkish president hit out at washington over sanctions over one cruise purchase of a russian missile defense system. and if you look we expect supports not sanctions from our nato ally the united states of america. just after one of the afternoon moscow time so good afternoon for me kevin owen thanks for watching out international on this proceeding 1st and let him know proteins congratulated joe biden on victory in the u.s. presidential election itself to members of the electoral college across the u.s. officially declared by the winner the russian president waited for that official confirmation of the when putin says any contact with the new administration is welcome in cooperation is in everyone's interest ever donald trump says his legal challenge over alleged voter fraud is not over this is the trump of illustrations attorney general bill barr in other news has resigned earlier found

arrests on the streets of paris clashes break out at a protest against police brutality and a controversial new security law in the french capital police response to lift a year ago. and a heavyweight fight to remember him but in this latest soccer the 2 top teams of the league go the distance to tell you who came out on top 16 lined sake and reigning champions by our munich. omarion evanston it's good to have you with us venezuelan president nicolas maduro is expected to tighten his grip on power in sunday's election for the national assembly the opposition is boycotting the vote contending it's rigged a victory would give one duros united socialist party control of the last major institution in the country outside. his grass venezuela has the world's largest oil reserves but it's in the midst of a deepening economic and political crisis. that. is afraid since falling ill with covert 19 he suffered kidney damage and now needs dialysis martinez became sick last summer even though he's receiving treatment he fears frequent power outages in venezuela could put his life at risk. one night was terrifying you could hear docto

activists a new crowd control tactics by french police dubbed smash and grab are a mass violation of human rights and press freedoms and also to come this hour the president hits out of washington for sanctions imposed over anchorages purchase of a russian missile defense system. the initiative that we expect supports not sanctions from our nato allies the united states of america. hello there good evening you're watching r.t. international now glad imitated has congratulated joe biden on victory in the u.s. presidential election is after members of the electoral college across the united states officially declared by the winner well the russian president had waited for that official confirmation of the when putin does say that any contact with the new administration is welcome and that cooperation is in everybody's interest however donald trump still insists that his legal challenge over alleged voter fraud will continue meanwhile the trump ministrations attorney general bill barr has resigned he. we have found no evidence of widespread as action through what kind of weapon reports

also this hour french police officers voiced their anger over a perceived lack of support for. after weeks of violent protest they speak with the deputy secretary of the country's largest police union. he succeeded in this tour de force he succeeded to alienate the police 150000 policemen and 100000 gendarmes are angry.

in the day's headlines critics won a highly controversial french police security bill in the wake of multiple brutality and misconduct cases only make tensions with the public works its. way around viles to avenge the murder of its top nuclear scientists and painful blame on israel we discuss possible motives and consequences with our guests. i think it was done in order to provoke iran into response that could then be used as a pretext for a strike on iran if condemnation is going to go anyway it must go to the to the iranian regime that celebrates and this. is not a weapon it is a provocation. also this hour and one of the moshav going lock down violations in the pen.

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arrests on the streets of paris clashes broke out at a protest against police brutality and a controversy over security lol in the french capital police respond the fireworks with tea cups. and a heavyweight fight to remember but this was put as league of football the top 2 teams in the league go the distance we'll tell you who came out on top of her life she did 20 champions find. i'm anthony howard welcome moscow has launched a lot vexed vaccination campaign with the russian made sputnik vaccine against kobe of 19 it comes as russia reports its highest number of new delhi infections since the start of the pandemic the rollout is going ahead even though clinical trials have not yet been completed now doctors teaches and social workers are among the 1st in line to receive the shot and our moscow correspondent and we share one caught up with one of the. to me that he signed up for the vaccination as soon as he could get it the 42 year old is healthy and says he isn't too worried about getting the coronavirus himself but he doesn't want to be a carrier for the disease especially because he works as a social worker at a go

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power and it's a new crowd control tactics by french police dubbed smash and grab are a massive violation of human rights and press freedoms. and flooded were put in the congratulates job on victory in the u.s. presidential election and expresses russia's willingness to work together that is after the u.s. electoral college confirmed the democratic candidate as the winner. kevin owen it has you covered next hour with the latest news from around.

activists say new crowd control tactics by french police smash and grab are a mass violation of human rights and press freedoms. congratulated joe biden on victory in the u.s. presidential election and expresses russia's willingness to work together that is after the us electoral college confirmed the democratic candidate as the winner.

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activists a new crowd control tactics by french police smash and grab cause mass violation of human and press freedoms nationwide rallies against the country's new security people. and the turkish president washington over sanctions over cruise purchase of a russian missile defenses.

also this hour activists a new crowd control tactics by french police smash and grab are a mass violation of human rights and press freedoms and the turkish president his washington for sanctions imposed over increased purchase of a russian missile defense system. did not what we expect supports not sanctions from our nation the united states of america. for that well can you watching our international exchange day afternoon it's just gone 2 o'clock in the russian capital not a myth hussein has congratulated joe biden on victory in the u.s. presidential election it is after members of the electoral college across the united states officially declared biden the winner the russian president waited for that official confirmation of the when putin says any contact with the new administration is welcome and that cooperation is in everybody's interest however don't say that his legal challenge over alleged voter fraud is not finished meanwhile the trump ministrations to the general bill barr has resigned yearly found no evidence of widespread election fraud reports now from new york. donald tru