instead deadly bomb blasts rocked cairo targeting police offices as the country descends into chaos gyptian a dangerously split between those who back the military and those who support ousted muslim brotherhood president mohamed morsi crowds of people gathered at the science of the bomb blast which ripped open the facade of egypt's main police headquarters in cairo the people here like many in governments blame the mission but the heads and say this intervention attack on the states on the ousted islamist president mohamed morsi with anger mounting there is likely to be a hotshot crackdown on the islamist group. the brotherhood they are to blame. for this the terrorists want to break the country in half some are afraid to leave their homes but most are more determined than ever to go to the streets against the brotherhood for the revolution anniversary the military installed government accuses the brotherhood of being behind a wising insurgency and the spike in terror attacks the media has observed the scheme announced by the brotherhood at the meetings abroad who want to disable the count

a powerful explosion is reported outside a police building in the gyptian city of suez while four people were killed in street clashes with security forces across the country on the third anniversary of the twenty levon revolution. and the ball with ghaly highbrow social gathering of europe's faraone triggers anger among thousands in vienna. this is our senior national coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshing now two policemen how by anti-government rioters in ukraine's capital have been released security forces say they were tortured three officers were reportedly attacked and captured one was later released with injuries are just bitter all over is following developments in kiev. well this is the scene here in kiev after the ukrainian capital spend a week gripped by violence and now see rioters have barricaded themselves in on the one of the main streets here in the at the ukrainian capital near to the number stadium now this is being the major flashpoint in this city. didn't stay we saw this whole area cleared out for a period of around half an hour by the riot police in what

that's not stopping some people from thinking that he still has political ambitions a well known and gyptian author has accused him of plotting to overthrow the egyptian government seriously allegations relate back to stewart's appearance gyptian comedian. talk show earlier this year during that appearance stewart made a joke about wandering in the deserts in egypt. you left to program i mean some of it is what i mean john oliver is actually doing why didn't i meet you joel this no you have absolutely nothing i'm just wondering as you know my people like to wander the desert so i think. that's what i'm doing in the desert. it's been two weeks i've got thirty eight years and fifty weeks left. creative's paranoid punin said joke a reference to the jewish exodus in the bible story as part of a vast zionist conspiracy that wants to claim egypt as part of its own land. or has it they're also blaming him for king tut's death. republicans on capitol hill say they're all about cutting the national debt and slashing the outrageous levels of government spending they preach austerity is the best way to

voting through the violence of gyptian is a deciding on the next constitution with fierce clashes with police as critics war the us result will further empower the army and. so we go. back to. the go down it's no laughing matter and he's trying to convey.

holding through the violence and gyptian zur deciding on their next cause of tuition image fierce clashes with police as critics warn that a yes result will give immense power to the army and. so there's a no show about food that's the good. it's no laughing matter for france while on battling claims of being an indiscreet cheat while the rest of the country wants to know whether it is finally going to fix france's flaccid finances.

gun fire following the bombing attacks on security and police locations have stepped up since the gyptian military overthrew the regime of islamist president mohammed morsi and launched a crackdown on his supporters last summer we will bring you the latest details as soon as we get them here on our the internet. are just quarter past the hour here in moscow now on the program n.s.a. leaker edward snowden has held his first live q. and a session on certain questions online about the agency whistleblowing and america's mass surveillance now snowden has said that he has no chance at a fair trial in the united states in fact pointed out that if he had turned to congress with his information in the first place well they would have charged him with a crime on the spot and the whistleblower stressed that the bulk of the collection of personal data must come to an end that it violates the u.s. constitution and remains in effect if when it comes to tackling terrorism he also highlighted the challenges american whistleblowers face when they try to expose wrongdoing. in a port and i are now having m

and police locations of course have stepped up since the gyptian military overthrew the regime of islam as president mohamed morsy and launched a crackdown on his supporters last summer as we show you these live pictures from cairo right right now we will get a live reaction and analysis from the capital later in the program. for the meantime here without international calls from opposition leaders to maintain a truce with the riot police have failed to prevent protesters in kiev from building new barricades and burning tires on the embattled independence square meanwhile the riots have spilled over into ukraine's west is where protesters broke into government buildings in several cities one of the largest over there is live off a riot has managed to force the governor to resign effectively handing over power to nationalist parties as the unrest spreads further it's becoming more and more extremist as artie's aleksey got to shift the reports. kiev convinced by violence. molotov cocktails pitched battles between protesters and police a capital city spirally out of control. and emitted al

well it gyptian to heading to polling stations once again to vote on a new constitution if it gets a yes from the people that would mean egypt's seen three constitutions and possibly three presidents in as many years now people are voting on an amended version of a two thousand and twelve constitution which was thrown out by egypt's military generals after they overthrew islamist president mohamed morsi into law i know since then the government has launched a bloody crackdown on mr morsy supporters and also his grip the base and both of his which was declared a terrorist organization on christmas day blamed for a spike in terror attacks it's the situation that's led the whole country to be on tenterhooks today as the police and the army are being stationed the polling stations preempting violence from the government hard line groups meanwhile human rights organizations have expressed dismay at the state of freedoms here in the country particularly after seven members of a strong egypt party were initially in support of the military where arrested for putting up posters calling for a

voting through the violence of gyptian is a deciding on the next constitution with fierce clashes with police as critics war yes result will further empower the army and. as we go through the lives of. the cape town it's no laughing matter francois landis' try to convince the country he's got a grip on france's figures even those economic relaunch has been overshadowed by a fair patient. even she went to heaven when this is r.t. the top story this hour senior british politicians and military figures could become targets for the international criminal court for alleged war crimes committed by the country's troops in iraq two hundred fifty pages describing the widespread abuse of detainees amounted to torture and have been handed to the hague now the u.k. is fighting tooth and claw there to keep out of the tribunal as a london correspondent polyploid explained. up until now the international criminal court at the hague had mostly tried african dictators and tyrants but the i.c.c. has been asked to investigate thousands of allegations of war crimes committed by british forces in iraq a tw

here gyptian government has vowed to use full force against the muslim brotherhood as the group calls for more protests that's after seventeen people were killed and over fifty wounded in friday's nationwide wave of brutal clashes between police and supporters of the muslim brotherhood the death toll is believed to be the highest in three months the government granted the movement a terrorist network in last month but it's refusing to back down and calling on supporters to boycott the upcoming referendum on a new constitution journalist and author hugh miles believes the worst is yet to come for egypt. the. general sisi and his government. indications that they want to reconcile with the muslim brotherhood they are in this very hall you know crowd. meanwhile on the other side the muslim brotherhood supporters are lucky to get out anytime soon. the issue is that increasingly the secular. position any of the people who were. involved in the two thousand and eleven revolution joining up with the muslim brotherhood so that is. different to the old me and the current government not just fr

voting through the violence of gyptian zur deciding on their next constitution amid fears clashes with police has critics warned that a yes result will give immense power to the army and. so the government is in that it shows that it's going to have to move that's the good bad and it's no laughing matter for france while on battling claims of being an indiscreet cheat while the rest of the country wants to know whether he's finally going to fix france's flaccid finances. this is our international coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program senior british politicians and military figures could become targets for the international criminal court for alleged war crimes committed by the country's troops in iraq two hundred fifty pages describing the widespread abuse of detainees amounting to torture have been handed to the hague the u.k.'s fighting tooth and nail to keep out of the tribunals our london correspondent point boyko explains. up until now the international criminal court at the hague had mostly tried to african dictators and tyrants but the i.c.c. ha

with over two hundred thousand police on the streets to provide security gyptian are voting on a new constitution a yes vote would cement the power of the military backed interim government which replaced islamist president mohamed morsi after he was ousted in july last year belcher reports on how this would affect the troubled nation. well it's a heading to the polling stations once again to vote on a new constitution if it gets a yes from the people that would mean egypt's seen three constitutions and possibly three presidents in as many years and our people are voting on an amended version of the two thousand and twelve constitution which was thrown out by egypt's military generals after they overthrew islamist president mohamed morsi into law i know since then the government has launched a bloody crackdown on mr morsi supporters and also his grip the business brother has which was a terrorist organization on christmas day blamed for a spike in terror attacks it's the situation that's led the whole country to be on tenterhooks today as the police and the army are being stationed t

killed in the end arrest and that comes just hours after a series of deadly explosions shook the gyptian capital killing at least five people and injuring dozens more tom dale reports from the scene. you can see behind me the scene of an explosion which took place in the early hours of this morning as well as killing four people four police officers it tore the face or off a museum of islamic off the opposite and shattered windows one hundred fifty meters down the road a second explosion outside a. metro station in the west of the camp to say that it almost makes them under a police truck and then we have reports of i. an explosion in the. area of the of the cop to the pyramids certainly in the area around the blast that's a kind of a palpable sense of nervousness. and really this is the latest in the series of bombings which have hit egypt in particular the security forces over the months since president mohamed morsy was deposed by the military following mass protest against his rule. as lawmaking stream his group has admitted to carrying out the attack on the police building the carna

you know they they're they were elected by a majority of the gyptian people and if egypt is to be moved to democracy i think they'll probably have to be left to rule egypt but of course they're not being allowed to rule and the military has taken over and the military seems harsher than even the mubarak regime which was in power before the arab spring started so i don't see much public support in egypt for the military government there's a lot of the sentence egypt that's bubbling under the surface so i think the prospects for democracy in egypt are virtually nil right now. so we have very the sour here in our team the national one a dog's life is the good life which tell you about a new scheme that promises a policeman's best friend a comfy retirement after a long career in helping to collar criminals. the stadiums are ready the hotels prime but there is one vital ingredient needed for such a two thousand and fourteen which is largely out of organizers hands but if mother nature can't quite manage a blanket of olympics know there's a plan b. esteban would say now explains. perhaps the

a powerful explosion is reported outside a police building in the gyptian city of suez while four people were killed in street clashes with security forces across the country on the third anniversary of the twenty levon revolution. and the ball with ghaly high brow social gathering of europe's faraone triggers anger among thousands in vienna.

now here is a deadly explosion shook the gyptian capital this morning the first killed four people and injured dozens outside the police have quarters in central cairo and two more occurred in other neighborhoods of the city tom dale reports from the scene you can see behind me the scene of an explosion which took place in the early hours of this morning as well as killing four people four police officers it to the face surefire museum of islamic all opposite and shattered windows one hundred fifty meters down the road a second explosion outside a. metro station in the west of the coptic reports say that a bomb was placed under a police truck and then we have reports of i. mean explosion in the area of the of the cop who knew the pyramids certainly in the area around the blast that's a kind of a palpable sense of nervousness. and really this is the latest in the series of bombings which of hit egypt in particular the security forces over the months since president obama at morsy was deposed by the military following must protest against his rule. a look at some other stories from aroun

gyptian military chief who will lead the charge to remove mohamed morsy from power last year has been endorsed by the country's top generals to run for president. he is expected to announce his candidacy in the next couple of hours and elections have been planned for the end of april along with support from the army all says he can also count on the votes of millions of egyptians who stood against the muslim brotherhood. and coming up on our t.v. national personal stories of suffering and survival during the siege of leningrad jury world war two and if you're watching us from the u.k. it's going to ground with host nation returns i'm going. i've always had mixed feelings about speed traps it seems like it's a waste of the police officers time but on the other hand they sure do make people paranoid and drive more slowly one man from texas is completely sure of his opinion about speed traps and he set out to save his felt texans from being fined for speeding and much more importantly from potential traffic accidents caused by the hidden police and now he's the one who's in deep trouble

rolling through the violence gyptian jury deciding on their a next constitution image fierce clashes with police as critics warned that a yes result will give immense power to the army and. so the street the buggers the show takes a little bit about two thirds the good. it's no laughing matter for francois lawn babbling claims of being an indiscreet cheat while the rest of the country wants to know whether he's finally going to fix france's flaccid finances.