italy says it cannot contend with the influx. for several weeks, migrants have been arriving faster than the authorities can deal with them. many had to camp in unsanitary, makeshift situations. roma says the migrantsts are european problem and wants more help from the ropean union. >> it is not fair that with tens of thousands of refugees arriving, the mediterranean companies have to deal with it on their own. >> italy has taken matters into its own hands and decided to offer residency visas to the tunisian refugees. having a visa allows them to travel to other countries like france and germany where many migrants would like to go. >> i want to travel to paris. that is where my brother and father live. >> but the french government does not want to accept them. checked by french officers at the italian borders, they were reintroduced even know and a long time ago. what is the best way to deal with that issue? france and italy plan to jointly patrol the coast line and say they will send a arriving migrants back home. but those mea

it's expected to be the most watched trial in italy in years. berlusconi is also accused of abusing his office in an attempt to cover up the scandal. the prosecution says the 74-year-old paid for sex with a 17-year-old known as ruby. he then allegedly called a police station after she had been arrested on theft charges and ordered her released. the trial is set to resume on may 31. if convicted on both charges, berlusconi faces a 15-year jail sentence. and we'll have more on the case against berlusconi coming up later in "journal" in "the in-depth." in libya rebel forces have been trying to retake the oil port of brega after days after fighting. this despite after coming under heavy fire from forces loyal to gaddafi. thheavy shellg pmpd them toash out at nato. they say nato is not doing enough to protect them and to stop artillery attacks by gaddafi soldiers. >> despite the latest setbacks, the rebels aren't giving up hopepe fresh supplies for frontline fighters are being distributed at this check point near ajdabiya. a spokesman said their with

in the ninety's said the need for italy was there. to realize a very strong fiscal consolidation and we succeeded in reducing the. deficit to two to two g. and p. e. ratio. from nine percent to two point comma two percent. we begin to reduce. also the most public data retail edict arrived was the time arrived to their one hundred twenty five percent point over g. and p. and nine hundred ninety five and in two thousand it was reduced to one hundred eight sort of back this has been there in lies the with the very severe and rigorous hand and policy of the action of public expenses that back i was. with the stimulus search to the growth you represent the banking sector today do you think that the banking sector must be more strictly regulated by the government in order to avoid the bubbles the credit bubbles that. i think they could leave banks and say to the needs of the not regulation by the government my opinion is the needs a good intermission and regulation and independent authorities says the national independent authority is or ar

>>> a bitter fight between france and italy over thousands of north african refugees could put t schengen treaty at risksk hello and welcome to the brussels studios of dw-tv and "european journal." also, austria imposes a ban on baggers, but can at last? after the gulf of mexico disaster, norway puts offshore drilling on hold. it had 25 years on, chernobyl still affects a town for a nuclear plant was never built. austria wants to banned beggars fromts streets. styria has followed other cities, and in the city of graz, some claim that begging is organized by gangs, although there is little evidence. the ban may be overturned by the constitutional court, but campaigners are making quite a song and dance over it. margarita has been coming to the austrian city of graz for 20 years. she could only dream of a visit to the dentist. she is happy when she could afford to eat. most people try to avoid her and her daughter. day after day, she sits in the town center, begging. for years, she suffered from abject poverty in the heart of europe, but the people love graz are increasingly concerned about

all help each other lives open free boarders that's i guess what italy's yes it is and yes i want to help there the idea of the european union was to help each other but the realistic terms of the european union center be that we just it for some problems upon each other and that's not the way to do it that's what i'm saying i'm fully in support of the german position italy has created a problem has been thought a problem by the situation in north africa but has has also created a problem by giving these promises to these people and they are buying sending them to come in even larger numbers we need to limit this and therefore we need from the european union to send a signal that these people have no future in this in our country and we will help them who we hope to help under the geneva convention but the rest they must stay in the producer they must stay in italy and then after what's go back to their own countries this is kicking of a real strain within the e.u. there is no basically happy place to be is a member threaten to introduce checks violating the whole idea as i mentioned

the libyan government to do so called forced repatriation of nigerians leaving from libya towards italy and of course now you are in a situation whereby both italy and from belgium out of france are supporting the rebels in libya and they were basically making these vital deals on including. the government that they no longer support we just we've got to stop it just very briefly could we see europe in disarray we've got different messages now from david cameron in the u.k. different messages from france over immigration policy could there be division and you just briefly sure i mean this is an issue that is gonna play increasingly strongly in the european political arena so i do expect divisions among member states because all of these governments will have to be reelected and immigration is going to. head of the research unit on foreign policy a new study institute for international studies thanks so much for giving us your view there and i think thank you. the appetite of the other hungry u.s. consumers being fed by a steady supply of goods from developing nations those items often m

moseley tunisian, italy warned france and the region wanted another year of -- italy wanted other european states to take them in. a face-to-face meeting seems to have some work to. with both men praising the actions of the other, each calling on the european union to revise the treaty that guarantees free movement of people across borders. >> neither of us wants to deny it, but in exceptional circumstances, and we both believe there should be variegations to the treaty, and we decided to work on that together. >> president sarkozy agreed, saying in exceptional circumstances, the treaty should be temporarily set aside to allow border controls to be put back into place. >> we are pleased we have a common statement, conversions of ideas, and we would suggest it to the european council to look into it. >> getting brussels to look again at its open borders policy may not be easy. the agreement was established by germany, belgium, france, luxembourg, and the netherlands in 1985. its aim is to create a single external border to guarantee free movement to those inside the area without the need fo

we will know what you think france italy in the u.k. says he's decided military advisers to libya's to do check a facebook opinion poll lead to comments there's always good if you know what i was interested to hear what you think you can also catch the ladies that they send videos there at facebook dot com slash. this is our team from moscow ahead in the program we report on the spare room lost hope in the court and since. i have known hunger come down sharply from now on money and no social support spam at all i can deal with the nasty detergent makes making feed my sick child impoverished georgians vent their fury of the governments they claim isn't helping them get by despite promises of oppressive welfare system . global finance ministers of the morning urgent action to avert another devastating economic crisis the world bank and i.m.f. driven primarily by the us are usually the first port of call for ailing nations looking for financial support but as artie's marina poured her explains now washington is of no position to advise oth

italy says it's going to accept tens of thousands of new refugees from unstable arab countries straining a border control laws with limited. pro-government forces in libya have denied claims they are using illegal cluster bombs against the rebels as fighting continues in misrata many question the effectiveness of the un sanctions no fly zone war veterans in the u.s. are also warning of a nato led coalition has been using depleted uranium in it strikes a substance with long term residual effects including transfer and birth mutations you may find at some of the images and damage accounts report disturbing. these libyan men cheer on top of a tank hit by kolisch in four states unaware of the silent killer they could be breathing in as they celebrate though the western coalition benign is using depleted uranium in bombings in the country others say there is a good chance. weapons with the highly poisonous radioactive element have been used that kind of damage. there's a really good chance it was a dui ground zero i'm about in ninety percent sure there was a dui round that used to anybody who

after the italy offer stands of thousands of residency permits. up next a leading russian expert on transnational crime tells us about the underlying nature of terrorism its sources and most authority is figures. i think another discipline of thank you for being with us today once again rumors about the death of russia's most wanted have been flying around do you believe that duncan martin is dead unfortunately we don't presently have any official confirmation as i know the required medical examinations and other procedures are finalized yet however according to various implicit data he's likely to be alive. without many people thought prematurely that perhaps doc omar was killed but doesn't our mission of a terrorist gangs leader actually mean elimination of the actual organization as well but i don't think that in principle it does it's not by chance and the entire international community is focused on the leaders the u.s. decision regarding the lists of the taliban and al qaeda leaders is particularly about names or the key bearers or implement

and with one in five young italians out of work and the prospects of getting a job we report on how italy is facing a lost generation. there it's twelve noon here in the russian capital you're watching r.t. the next chapter in egypt's path to democracy will see elections in september a groups linked to radical islamists could steal a march in the polls and events like the muslim brotherhood gaining ground on their storage records the free vote in autumn could see a much stricter regime take control. the more things change the more they stay the same certainly that's how it seems in egypt where the army is clearing cairo's tahrir square of demonstrators to show everything's back to normal and they're not wrong after months of upheaval it's very much the same people in charge as before but it's a concern that they may have already the dictator they haven't been to the details ship deep concerns as to whether the reforms have gone far enough whether the restrictions on the role the military is still too great for true freedom to emerge in egypt and that is the debate that's currently polariz

well earlier this week france blocked a train carrying tunisian and libyan immigrants from italy and unprecedented move since the introduction of the e.u. trouble free zone hundreds have been halted on the france italy border rome says the move appears to be illegal in violation of european principles but for all says it will only on at those immigrants who are able to financially support themselves italy is granted temporary residence to tens of thousands of people fleeing the trouble in north africa and some legislators say the only way to deal with the inflow of refugees is to change border regulations. minister should have been very clear that these people have no future in europe because by giving them just do just the hope of getting a legal permission to stay in europe he's creating another foot of waves so to speak another migration from from libya from egypt from tunisia who find it a possibility to come to europe reality is really striking i mean for now ten years my party and equivalence to my eyes you have been crying out loud against the open borders because it's treated

migrants identified were sent back to italy after being told they did not meet the requirements to enter the country. >> there are other criteria other than the treaty. and they must have a passport and be able to show they have the financial resources to support themselves. >> but italy does not want to host the migrants anymore. hundreds were waiting for their documents including one, who is still waiting to go to france. >> crowds of palestinians gathered to honor one man who was killed. the body passed wrote a border crossing with egypt on its way to burial. a group has taken responsibility for the killing. to japan now, there are still major concerns about the radiation in and around the stricken fushimnuclear plant. remote-controlled robots have been sent into par of the plant to measure levels of radiation. the results? the environment there is still too of radioactive for workers. meanwhile, a team from greenpeace were to find how much the public actually knows about it. >> these images were taken by a greenpeace member. in some places, the readings were dangerously high. one man

this week britain france and italy announced they will be dispatching military advisors on the ground in libya russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov warned against the move saying it will only cause more bloodshed. those are the latest developments in libya not making us happy it's a clear launch of the ground conflicts we consider these moves extremely risky which could lead to unpredictable consequences there's been cases in history when it all started with same to get military advisors and then it drags out for years and resulted in hundreds and thousands dead on both sides we call on everyone to respect the un resolution and solving this conflict with this was a careless sign of the south as nato is seeking ways to go beyond the u.n. mandate while hiding behind a man a tarion motives i think the original demand from the rebels inside of eastern libya. in the cities and less than it was to the no fly zone to stop mercenaries coming in and some humanitarian aid the red line for them was ground troops and now we're beginning to see the first steps towards a creeping. critical arriv

italy warned that it was overwhelmed. since early april, rove has been issuing six-month residency permits, allowing the migrants to stay. many were french-speaking migrants, who wanted to travel on to france. that prompted action from france. last week, a train carrying a immigrants was stopped at the border. they need to support themselves financially. critics warn of possible repercussions for european integration and harsher restrictions on passport-free travel. >> all right, talking about more changes within the european union, this time, we are talking about changes in the labor market here in germany. >> yes, something is about to be lifted here in germany. some citizens will be allowed to work in germany. cross-border labor restrictions were put into place in 2004 when poor countries joined the eu, and that was to protect german labor workers from being undercut by cheaper labor. they have been catching up, and it is no longer as common. even so, some in germany still fear for their jobs. >> a german city located

tripoli from the action is that britain france and italy will prolong the fighting and destroy any chance of peace in the absence than me in just a moment. as the world bank warns of a new crisis finance experts say it's time for america to step back from its dominant role in the global economy and concentrate instead on reducing its own colossal. cost of more than half the population living below the poverty line many georgians are finding it hard to put food on the table right now claiming government money doesn't reach them. and in business news russia will become one of the top five local economies in the next decade he says by the statements and as he outlines the calls for the country's government plans parliaments which a business bulletin for the details in about twenty minutes. very good evening from moscow this is see the international news broadcaster manager kevin zero in it's now eleven pm here in moscow and our top story tonight france has promised to intensify airstrikes in libya at the request of the opposition comes as nato allies are getting ready to send military office

we would be having a different conversation if this was spain or italy.his is like saying in the west bailing out rhode island. the u.s. would be in a crisis, but rhode island is so small there would be enough money for it. >> professor, thank you very much indeed. >> thank you. >> more now on the yict in libya. nato says pro-gaddafi forces in the country are using human shelleds in the western town of misrata and are hiding their army after air strikes. we have been spoken to one of the opposition's leaders. >> the situation is catastrophic. hell on earth is an understatement. children are being killed. women are miscarrying. there is no water or electricity. we are witnessing genocide that has never been seen before. >> genocide is a very strong word. how many people have been killed? >> the figures that we have confirmed are 400 dead from the center of misrata and 600 from the areas on the outskirts of the city. there have been 60 miscarriages caused by the fighting. and there are more than 1,500 people missing, and 2,800 injured. >> nato says it is do

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and asia and how to handle the wave of immigrants coming from the violence toward the arab world italy's decision to offer a chance of thousands of temporary residence permits is causing a stir in the e.u. as its reason for the troubled might see the exodus seat into neighboring countries . next pakistan's prime minister talks or to the work he explains the war on terror is impossible to win until his country's seen as part of the international solution and not as an enemy. parties joined by pakistani prime minister do you suffer as a killer any thank you very much resolutely for being with us. for years terrorism has been the major challenge for your country more than thirty five hundred people have been killed in about four hundred terror attacks in the last four years last march their white house once again accused pakistan off failing to defeat the missions how do you respond to that. is the global challenge and pakistan is the frontline state and you have rightly mentioned. your faces not only in form of use a lot rather informal economy. and i think. he is convinced that we are par

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live from moscow italy has approved the use of its fighter jets and nato's s. trucks despite its earlier refusal to join in on the bombings and after a strike on monday badly damaged cut off about his compound in the capital tripoli

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of this week britain france and italy and also they'll be dispatching a military advisers on the ground in libya russia's foreign minister sort of you laugh it off warned against the move he says it will only cause more bloodshed. with those are the latest developments in libya are not making us happy it's a clear launch of the ground conflicts we consider these moves extremely risky which could lead to unpredictable consequences there's been cases in history when it all started with sending in military advisors and then it drags out for years and resulted in hundreds and thousands days on both sides we call on everyone to respect a u.n. resolution in solving this conflict as well we're asking what you think about the allied initiative so that our website you have the time article called there you can actually make your vote. sharing an almost equal number of votes a little more than a third of you think the military advisors will simply pave the way for a full scale invasion roughly the same amount believe it will just serve to prolong the war and hence western interests twenty two per

with one in five young italian sounds and rocking future prospects of getting a job we report on now italy is facing a lost generation. and in business news russia will become by the top five global economies in the next decade he says prime minister putin as he outlines the goals for the country's government and parliament business bulletin in about twenty minutes time for the details. very warm welcome to you this is from moscow fraunces where paris and a number of military officers to work with rebel forces in libya but insist they won't be ground troops there the u.k. announced it's sending in military advisers a move criticized by libya's foreign minister who says this could prolong the fighting the war and that reports from the. this does open a whole new level of operation in libya these people who own the ground. as opposed to forces who are in place in the no fly zone and it does the u.k. commitment to a conflict in libya russian's foreign minister has made it very clear that these are military advisers they are but they're not wearing uniforms according to him and they are organi

you with all the law from moscow italy has approved the use of its fighter jets in no terms as tribes in libya despite its refusal to join in on the bombings and a nato air strike on monday badly damaged colonel gadhafi his compound in the capital tripoli libyan government forces continued that siege of the rebel held city of misrata where at least ten people have been killed in the shelling it's over a month now since the allied intervention in libya began but there's speculation that some nato. supplied rebels with arms before the uprising parties are going to show that suggestion to military just. so weird to libyan rebels get their arms from to help us answer that question we're joined today by a military analyst from the russian academy of sciences thank you for joining us today but look at the picture we're looking at the arms obviously a rebel fighter pointing at the cathartic portrait we kind of weapon is this so here we're going to seal. assault rifle and quite likely it. was smuggled into libya after the u.n. sanctions imposed over this country you know some experts. some of

job russia will meet the czechs in the fed cup final the one pushing italy in also. and we start with the big news in russian football that the larry carlton has resigned as head coach of second bottom spot after almost three years at the moscow club they were currently stay on as general manager the forty two year old will prepare the team for wednesday's russian cup quarter final times in class and the club owner leonard has confirmed he's already been in talks with former dynamic coach under a couple of covering took the reins in april two thousand and nine and let the club three seconds on the fourth the following year but this season spots are taking just four points from five matches and lost ten three out of it to porto in the europa league quarter finals well the last four games the carbon on his side lost to one of angie on sunday to stay stuck in boston the probably late he blames his players for a lack of concentration and spacek threw away the sixty eight they took to do so to morrow. and angie levels half an hour or so into the. island not to get a licen

well italy is now sending its troops to a nato mission in libya saying they will take part in a targeted military action after use of military control so those bombings are harming civilians on both sides rather than helping them. italy has become the seventh member of the most the leader and club among the nato members who take part in humanitarian bombing twenty four seven overlay via the most important thing that still eludes the nato strategists and them masters in washington d.c. . that this private humanitarian bombing as coalition leave all be though believe it or participation we've already there out there predator drone strikes are possibly even with the introduction rather of being gunships the situation is not going to change dramatically and is not going to change the equation in levy and situation for a very simple reason because as any military prog can testify in any stalemate and particularly in leave here the aerial campaign only intensifies the suffering of people on both sides and steadily degrades and ruins the lead be an economy and its infrastructure. coalition forc

off to italy offers tens of thousands of residency permits. just after three pm here in the russian capital you with r.t. we are highlighting the top stories of the week now we are all started with tragedy . when i last struck the metro in the capital minutes thirteen people have now died and over two hundred were injured after an explosive was detonated out of station during the monday evening rush hour two days after the bombing president look at showing the cleric the authorities knew who was behind the terror attack five people have been to take including a man who is suspected of setting off the explosives three of them have reportedly confessed the motives for the bombing are still unclear. to use the leverage of that describes the first fatal turn the tide the country's history. by forty nine pm means gone to ground a man steps on the platform of a crowded metro station he's hardly back on the floor and walks away for several minutes you can see him cold blooded for the right moment trains going in both directions make a stop doors open

but italy in the fleet is an international ngo that splits the frame coup german banks is the droids the u. this. axis as bad as it has been called sometimes is not functioning and lists fear for all its cannot make should lose the regimes when it pixel its own if that minority is it why should we start persecuting christians if you are prosecuting muslims saying you have absolutely no credibility or were a liability to tell us what we should do with critics of. the french government over its hardline policies simple point crew for politicians in the drooling people of the last week quits we all are expected to do the same in the coming days the new good you see paris a powerful aftershock has struck the northeast of japan exactly a month after march of the devastating earthquake and tsunami killed more than thirteen thousand people pictures from local television showed the moment the seven point one magnitude quake hit meanwhile the government is extending the twenty kilometer evacuation zone around the stricken fukushima nuclear plant or rest from long term radiation journalists or

thus entering the risk zone which is unfavorable for the global economy for instance we know that italy's current it exceeds one hundred percent and japan's there's over two hundred percent of these countries are already in the risk zone that's russia looks pretty good compared to their situation hurt president medvedev say many times the only way for russia to break out of dependency on natural resources is to modernize its economy. how's that process going. you see we have these objectives stated and i want term development plan after twenty twenty the plan was developed before the crisis and that's modernization is our objective we have a large number of modernization projects on our budget we do. then and then during the crisis instead we increase their number so all of our current priorities are linked to modernization and most important one fundamental goal of modernization this to bring down inflation and interest rate on credit in this case will be able to modernize all the basic sectors of the economy a need for equipment renovation is huge and all sectors from oil refining in th

there is a defense in italy if you think the girl looks older than 17, that's a possible defense.lable in the united states. >> if you, paul, were on the defense team, how would you defend the prime minister? >> berlusconi said this is a politically motivated prosecution. he said he is the most prosec e prosecuted man in history. he faced 105 criminal probes and 2,500 hearings and he spent $400 million on defense lawyers. and never been convicted once. he says this was concocted by his political enemies in milan. >> it's political. i have to ask you about george clooney because his name has come into this whole case and it's just buzzing everywhere. how is he involved and could he make a difference one way or another? >> the wince list tness list ine is so bibizarre. they added 42 more women to the list yesterday. then they add george clooney. clooney has been added because the young girl that allegedly 17-year-old girl says that she saw clooney at one of the parties at his villa and clooney never attended a party at berlusconi's villa. they're trying to use clooney to show she's

sealing the big three for italy it's mount. over in england much the city have jumped to third in the premier league table off their own thing to a five neil home freshen game son to london sunday by different players helping them move within three points of second place toss in the hole and lot of all chelsea a dejected son blues though dropped to his wealth house was more actually braced as full of rows to town seal beach greenfields a winnable fourth from walking will. say with a move to spain now which is a marine you lost his first home league match in more than nine years as real madrid suffered a shock wangel defeat to sport english on me gayle the los cabos getting the only goal of the game in the seventy ninth minute in the attack and use remarkable personal run one will result also ending rails perfect record of the century i will burn a bell this year. in the meantime barcelona have a standard that the i think this line. beating biliary all the way one meal for a sluggish opening hour about god's will was meant by me

this week britain france and italy and else they'll be dispatching military advisors on the ground in libya russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov warned against the move saying only cause more bloodshed. with those are the latest developments in libya not making us happy it's a clear launch of the ground conflict we consider these music streaming risky which could lead to unpredictable consequences there's been cases in history when it all started we say media and military advisors and then it drags out for years and resulted in hundreds and thousands dates on both sides we call on everyone to respect the un resolution in solving this conflict. jim brann from the stop the work has the spidy official who had a tear in pas of this intervention the latest developments expose that it's all about regime change in media it's very clear that they have intervened. in order to decide who shall not be the government of libya and even if they from time to time refer back to united nations security council resolution nineteen seventy three it doesn't change the fact that they clearly are going

arena josh welcome to the program france and italy are urging the u.n. to put pressure on syria to and its violent crackdown on anti-government protesters washington is also considering imposing sanctions and it's raising fears that syria could be the next leader where the unrest results in imposing a no fly zone and foreign airstrikes as our middle east correspondent paula sleazier now reports. i wouldn't even want sweets at least four hundred civilians have been killed in the last month of violence in the country and in the last few days alone since the lifting of the emergency law some five hundred people have been arrested now the white house is considering introducing new legislation new sanctions against the regime in damascus as a form of punishment for this violent crackdown and these sanctions would include a travel ban it would include an asset freeze or probation against doing business in the united states and the hope is that european countries would follow suit as it is members of president bashar assad and members of that regime have more a

while all this game started much favorites russia lead italy to nil in their absolute final in the last guy. and fight for the top prize no doubt missed the chance to go top of the russian premier league and punish de football across here at. first to ice hockey about your lie had beaten atlanta streets so in the cup the first time the regular season runners up favorites to the tray free from pain into this not just postponed meeting just one more victory for the three one lead in the best of seven series hundred tata to judy open for them after eight minutes and the school remained the same until four minutes into this period and the underdogs levelled st yeah not it this sets up a frantic final five minutes andre could take in but still about back in front minutes later and it's on the streets off made it through on the game wasn't about within twenty six seconds alex a little thought maybe three two just in the nail biting last three minutes it's all about hung on to ensure they lifted. championship trophy. a little bit of both of my guys were for you turds against good players i thi

cup semi against depleted italy in moscow. and the salary problems a walkout by june this is the real boss refuses to speak head of el classico. but first qualifying has started for me one chinese grand prix early today red bull sebastian vettel dominated the final practice session in shanghai bentleys after his third win from three this season and is looking good at the moment he was to turn to second clear mclaren's jenson button is to make news hamas in the third fastest in practice and battles to make mark webber because of problems with the strict as his running a new strain is down in fifteen on the time sheets while brushing entirely petrol with seven past is in his qualifying key twenty minutes time but i can tell you it is a morton. got into a fast as the momentum pets off his fourth quickest but all of that could change. careers. now in tennis russia taking on italy in the semifinals of the fed cup in moscow today the italians are the defending champions but with that two of their star world number three have it is t

job on russia will mean big checks in the fed cup final after white washing italy in moscow. a person a football and t. is defending champions the need to go top of the russian premier league for the first time this season the army men remain unbeaten after getting two nearly home to ten man group b. more gonzales's first half deflected shot thrilling goalkeeper security calls to put the hind side ahead and then subdue was in the right place to make it saying no shortly after the break. and with six minutes to go betweens day went from bad to worse after defender salvatore but chatty picked up two quick yellow cards to see red the man from his and slipping to seventh in the league well is any had temporarily gone top after winning three one is struggling and alexey ian of making the most of some suspect defending for the visit had after twenty minutes and it didn't take long to double the early just four minutes in fact danny crowning his mazy run with a great individual. and any wrapped up victory with ten minutes to go alexander who could of strolled around and cause the fa

and with one in five young italians out of work few prospects of getting a job we report on how italy faces a lost generation. blow your with our t.v. world news twenty four hours a day welcome to the program the next chapter in egypt's path of democracy will see elections in september radical islamic groups could steal a march in the polls groups like the muslim brotherhood are gaining ground and it reports a free vote could see a much stricter regime to take control. the more things change the more they stay the same certainly that's how it seems in egypt where the army is clearing qarase tahrir square demonstrate it's to show everything's back to normal and then not wrong after months of upheaval it's very much the same people in charge as before there's a concern that they may have already the dictator they have a bit of a dictatorship but deep concerns as to whether the reforms are going far enough whether the restrictions in the military is. still too great for true freedom to emerge in egypt and there is a debate this can only polarizing society but without the army a power vac

of dealing with it the idea that we intervene and we send now troops britain is sending experts and italy and france are using more force there are more arms going into libya. this is just feeding a fire with more weapons interest or not i'm already talking about the interest in france britain and italy in libya do they have a similar interest in syria and if so what is it. well it's actually the position of the west in both instances like the leaders they don't like qaddafi and they don't like i said they don't like the regime either and both countries however the situation is slightly different locally that he has no friends anywhere whether in the other countries in libya or outside syria has some friends within the regime in libya and syria has some supporters within syria some supporters within the region and certainly i think the intervention of the west in syria if it's going to go down the same line as it has started in libya i think that would be very disadvantageous to the west and to the security of the region i think it will be a hindrance rather than a help even though everyb

fans jumped on the russian rasik to meet the czechs and that cup final at the white washing italy in moscow. to start with the news of a larry carbon has resigned as head coach of second bottom spot after almost three years in charge of the most club there was currently stay on as general manager the forty two year old will prepare the team for wednesday's russian cup quarter final time the cousin of the former did not my coach under a couple of and jeremy are you helping to replace them copping became coach in april two thousand and nine and left the club and so i left the club the second in the russian premier league and fourth the following year but this season spot sakit so i can just call points from five matches and lost ten three and i think it's important in the europa league quarter finals well the last row came for coffee cup at his side lost to want to sign a three on sunday to stay second boss in the premier league he blames his players for a lack of concentration response like threw away the six they need they took as a movie come out of but if you levels are not a simpl

match she's just taken the first step to love again start at arni forty three in the world rankings italy so that their star plays with just his career boney flavia pennetta i'm going in this first rubber would be a great start for russia who again would fancy their chances in the second singles match today two time grand slam champion straight non-consent sober goes up against the birth of vinci to round off saturday's action incidentally between italy and russia have won every fed cup title since two thousand and four. semifinals day of the monte carlo masters where defending champion and top seed rafael nadal will take on world number five andy murray no doubt making a loss for the simple six one six three victory i didn't even leave the church in because as the spaniard has been champion here for the last six years and showed everyone tension to make it seven not really threatened at any stage to set up that semi would merit murray also had an easy victory over portugal scored three go kill six two six one score in that one could break finding some form on the clay before he arrived h

while almost game seven much favorites russia leave italy two nil in that absolutely final in moscow. and fight that's up from about missed the chance to go top of the russian premier league and punish de football of course here at. first i thought he was sol about july had beaten atlanta. when they were going time the regular season run as our favorites to lift the trophy and came into this not just homes and losing just one more victory of their three one lead in the best of seven series under a title to think judy open for them after eight minutes and the school remained the same until four minutes into this period and the underdogs level it's true that this sets up a frantic final five minutes andre could take in but still about back in france a minute later and xander splits off maybe three one but the game wasn't about within twenty six seconds alex and maybe treating just in a nail biting last three minutes it's all about holding on i'm sure they lifted. championship trophy. a little bit of both of my guys were for eaters against good players i think we played it morally i'm pr

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