irina. i'm afraid i'm crying. so unnecessary. we must work, work. the reason we feel depressed and take such a gloomy view of life is that we've never known what it is to make a real effort. we're the children of parents who despised work. they've gone into lunch already, i'm late. hair seems to be all right. my dear irina sergeyevna, congratulations. you've got such a lot of visitors. i feel quite shy. oh... how do you do baron? ah, there you are natalia ivavovna, how are you my dear? congratulations. you've got such a lot of visitors. i feel dreadfully shy. oh, they're all old friends. excuse me. you've got a green belt. my dear, that's surely a mistake. why, is it a bad omen or something? no, but it just doesn't go with your dress. it looks so strange. really? well, it isn't really green, you know, it's sort of a dull color. irina, you know, you really ought to find yourself a good husband. and may be just high time you got married. yes, i think it's time you found yourself a nice little husband too natalia ivanovna. natalia ivanovna already has

the dentist and green olive attend to a snowy night snack at the tech telecom irina expanding our session i have already qualified as group c winners prior to that final defeat to benfica who were hoping to land the runners up spot. but uptrend in chemical speed and the next three one the portuguese side lost after defecting to head to head with gold against a greek rivals in the descent of the city picks up the defending champions in front of the home crowd finding a path that ten straight champions league victory ron paul to become talk about stadia for the germans is a european kingdom stopping to crumble one of joe's name arabia recently said his chelsea side will not win the title the bruise to remain in the hunt for a second european crown in three seasons. the top group b with victory over stoke bucharest and go through just to hearing from basel into second with a two nil win over the swiss club. three teams on the top of group f seventy two to qualify napoli weren't touching distance until the final few minutes with very subtle construct is a knife on the play strike a way to go

you're here masha and irina's here too, that's excellent. we can talk it over then. frankly, and once and for all, what have you got against me? what is it? drop it now andrusha, let's talk it over tomorrow. what a dreadful night. don't get upset. i'm asking you quite calmly what have you got against me? tell me frankly. good night olya, god bless, sleep well. good night andrei, i should leave them now, they're tired, tired. talk it over tomorrow. really andrusha, let's leave it till tomorrow. it's time to go to bed. i only want to say one thing then i'll go, in a moment. first of all you've got something against my wife, against natasha. i've always been conscious of it from the day we got married. natasha is a fine woman. she's honest, straightforward and high-principled. that's my opinion. i love and respect my wife. do you understand that i respect her and i expect others to respect her too? i repeat, she's an honest, high-principled woman and all your grievances against her if you don't mind my saying so are just imagination and nothing more. secondly, you seem

maria works for unicef is irina -- in serious -- syria. she's familiar with the difficulties children face. >> the first is the fact that children have witnessed unspeakable horrors. they have fears. >> that is reflected in children's drawings that she brought back with her from syria . they showed tanks, weapons, corpses, impressions that would be traumatic even for adults. unicef is providing help throughout syria, but many potential donors are afraid their money could fall into the wrong hands, so children are going without. >> they are faced with a situation that they are not in any way responsible for, and they are powerless to help them selves -- themselves. we have to do something about that. >> food, medicine, and tenants are urgently needed, but most of these children are also missing out on education. currently, some 3 million children in syria are receiving little or no schooling. >> in another development, amnesty international is reporting that militants linked to al qaeda are torturing people in secret reasons in the north of

are going to live there irina thank you very much indeed for keeping us up to date. meanwhile pardoned a former tycoon at me how holder says he wound engage in politics or business but will dedicate himself to helping his imprisoned comrades at his first press conference following his release he said he needs to pay back his death to those still behind bars because i want to look now into one of the cases of what are called associates' mikhail khodorkovsky entered into the press conference in a whirlwind of media hype into a room packed to the rafters with journalists many of whom were congratulating him on his release as a political prisoner however there is a nother side to the yukos saga one that's not often heard. free after ten years this is what some of these comments after his release raised eyebrows. some of my comrades remain in jail they are my fellow sufferers for example my friend platon lebedev alexei protrusion there are still other political prisoners in russia not only those related to the u. cos case i am free now and i'm asking you to think of it as

from kiev irina thank you very much. and let's discuss the situation in ukraine with school ski the rector of the european center of jew political analysis mr welcome to our she is good to talk to you now so looks like ukraine is pretty much divided country now with the with the west traditionally more pro european more pro european integration with the the europe and these to historically more production do thing but opposition leaders are trying to to have some sort of a dialogue with the eastern. i guess. first and foremost all the protests which we can now see in the central square are sun and the streets of kiev let's say the protests which have been a race are. by some external factors by some external actors of ukrainian political sign first and foremost we see professionalism of those who have organized the protests before the protests we have heard about the activities of as several seasoned n.g.o.s financed and supported by different countries by foreign countries so we see that this is the kind of president ex

live from central moscow irina thank you very much indeed for that update and from norway now joined live by matthew clemons a senior analyst at i.h.s. a company which provides advice from global trends mr clements welcome to our trucks and borger grand cayman very quick succession what's the reason for that you think. well i think the militants appear to be aiming to create the idea of a sustained operation to increase the psychological impact of these attacks and i think on friday there was an attack gorski. car bomb attack which left several dead so in session we've seen three quite significant terrorist attacks targeting civilians and in particular the transport infrastructure and i think this is designed to really heighten the psychological impact of these attacks which we assess are partly designed to try and create a sense of insecurity ahead of the winter olympic games to be held in sochi in february we know some countries have been actually supporting al-qaeda groups in syria for example how is is this so affecting the whole situation security situation in the world well i t

as irina mention the demise of demonstrators in kiev. i'm not exactly sure but people in the midst of the country thousands have taken to the streets that to fully support for the oss or seas and the decision to suspend the tree deal with the eu. a recent poll showed the country sharply divided on the shape of a seventy percent of those living in the west of ukraine. the deal with the european union compared to less than a fifty percent in the east and then never discussed this with his cars on disney train bombings. given these pro western. after this snp will stand historically the majority of ukrainians is progress in the news that of the pro russian came to dance or at least a caveat was that they were for us and wanted access to in ukraine the only exception was the sole fault tolerant of august and went for a west end. gemma status in fact want the government buildings and dove to control all the electoral commission the probe was underrated goals are much more active they travel to kiev had every occasion. that being lost in that

and irina just mentioned the demands of demonstrators are not exactly shared by people in these starukraine thousands have taken to the streets that voiced support for the authorities and their decision to suspend the trade deal with the recent polls show the country sharply divided on the share more than seventy percent of those living in the west of ukraine favor the deal with the european union compared to less than thirty percent in the east and let's now get more on the situation in ukraine from a lottery and. then no path to challenge the local welcome to r.t. it's great to see you here with us so ukraine's you say the deal with the e.u. is back on the table again is there any chance they will sign it anytime soon that . you say it's not it's not the game to sign or not the sign or to postpone for one month you can be as a floor girl reaches still running. hundred eighty degrees in you know ninety degree angle it's not serious it's is some political. you. seriously think what is classes and war minuses of ukraine's association agreement and asked. letterman's for example we can

archies arena gulu show is live for us now in central moscow with more from the kremlin so irina what is the administration's view of the incident and this latest attacks in volgograd this is something that obviously the president the prime minister and the entire can say top of their government is keeping really close tabs on the radio this morning russian president putin has made with the heads of the federal security service the f.s.b. and the ministry of interior they have briefed them on the situation in the volgograd region also have been on the center on the several operations and terroristic operations which took place in the region and in the republic of dagestan all of these are in the south of russia and are known to be some kind of hotbeds of certain terrorist activities and now. there's also information that the federal the dea head of the ethnicity of the federal security service is actually going to fly to balls or ground as requests from president bush is going to keep tabs on the situation that will only go so it's important to note is that it was obvious situation wi