the governing labor party faces a quote fight to the finish with the liberals prime minister julia guillard has received you want good omen though a psychic crocodile has predicted she's going to win the reptile named dirty harry snapped up a chicken treat under the photo ignoring the opposition's poultry. now it's seventy years since leon trotsky a leader of the one nine hundred seventeen bolshevik revolution was assassinated by an undercover soviet agent who had been sent into exile for strongly opposing stalin but continued to develop his own views and today his socialist ideas are still finding support on the first trial ground of those hit by europe's financial downturn more and it reports. gone but not forgotten to many the ideas of leon trotsky embody genuine socialism revolution an international coalition of the working classes and bureaucracy they might seem like outdated ideas but across europe there are a lot. trotsky's murder at the hands of an undercover. agent took place seventy years ago in a whole thousand miles away from here in mexico but here as in many other places aroun

nor the opposition coalition appears likely to get enough votes to win outright prime minister julia guillard says it could be days before result is known but still hopes to form the next government opposition leader tony abbott said it's clear the ruling party had lost both its majority and the legitimacy of. a rare world war two era dive bomber has seen the light of day after spending sixty five years of the bottom of a california reservoir two anglers spotted the outline of the curtis helldiver on their sonar fish finder the plane crashed in one thousand nine hundred five with both the pilot and done her ejecting and swimming to shore it will now be taken to the national naval aviation museum for restoration and display. hundred fifty animal rights activists have launched an unusual protest against bullfighting in the spanish city of bilbao the half naked demonstrators laid down to form the shape of a bowl outside the guggenheim museum some more smeared in a red paint to represent people's blood in july have aloni a ban bullfighting leading many activists to believe a nationwide ban would

nor the opposition coalition appears likely to get enough votes to win outright prime minister julia guillard says it could be days before result is known but still hopes to form the next government opposition leader tony abbott says it's clear the ruling party has lost both its majority and legitimacy. in a rare world war two dive bomber has seen the light of day after spending sixty five years at the bottom of a california reservoir to anglers spotted the yellow line of the curtis helldiver on there or so on or fishfinder the plane crashed in one thousand nine hundred five both the pilot and gunner bailed out and swam to shore now the aircraft will be taken to the national naval aviation museum for restoration and display. and a hundred fifty animal rights activists have launched an unusual protest against bullfighting in the spanish city of bilbao semi-naked demonstrators laid down in the form of the four to form the shape of a bowl outside the guggenheim museum somewhere smeared in the red paint to represent the bowls in july had a loney of banned bullfighting leading many activists to be

turning now to some other stories making headlines across the globe australian prime minister julia guillardas held initial talks with independent candidates to try to form a government after saturday's election with most of the votes counted the country's facing its first hung parliament in seventy years no party's likely to win the seventy six seats needed for the outright majority who will remain as leader until a new government is formed a process that could take more than a week. thirty three miners have been found alive deep inside a chilean mine after seventeen days trapped underground rescuers sent a probe almost seven hundred meters into the collapsed shaft that came back with a handwritten note saying that all thirty three of them are alive and well however emergency services say that it could take up to four months to free them men managed to survive in an emergency shelter food and oxygen will now be lowered down to them. police in brazil are searching for a gunman responsible for saturday's attack at a hotel they are men held more than thirty people hostage at the intercontinent

of the country's closers general elections and almost fifty years the governing labor party's julia guillard is battling it out against tony abbott in the center right coalition have a vote opinion poll suggesting the two words neck and neck warrants over the economy and the handling of the financial crisis during the washing campaign the vote will decide the makeup of the one hundred fifty seat lower house and they have seventy six seats out. but you know if you live from moscow later you can join martin anders on a tour of the ancient cities that make up russia's gold ring he continues his trip to delving deep into its history and visiting attractions that aren't for the faint hearted. the museum of myths and superstitions already looks spooky to me this museum opened ten years ago it has a law as display of items and models of cards is said to have lived in lakes forests the houses both good and evil this one here is of domovoi he's like a house elf. and can join martin and his next hour here on r.t.e. and a few minutes we examine the impact of the disastrous oil spill in the gulf of mexi

of the country's close is general elections in almost fifty years the governing labor party's julia guillard is battling it out against tony abbott a center right coalition ahead of the vote opinion polls suggest that the two words neck and neck a walk horns over the economy and the handling of the financial crisis during the election campaign vote will decide. the make up of the one hundred fifty seat lower house and half of the seventy six seats. what you have to live from moscow later you can join martin anders on a tour of the ancient cities that make up russia's golden ring he continues his trip to glitch telling deep into its history and visiting attractions that aren't for the faint hearted. the museum of myths and sophistication and already looks spooky to me this museum opened ten years ago it has a law as display of items and models of cards is sort of lived in lakes forests and houses both good and evil this one here is of domovoi is like a house elf. and john martin anderson about ten minutes here on our t.v. before that as let's get the latest business news was shot. hello welco

let's take a look now at some world news in brief for you this sunday australian prime minister julia guillard has held initial talks with independent candidates to try and form a government after saturday's election with most of the votes counted the country's facing its first hung parliament in seventeen years hillary will remain a leader in till a new government is formed a process that could take over a week. the pathologist who performed an autopsy on british government scientist david kelly has told media that cause of death was a textbook case of suicide he said that no evidence was found to support murder theories the scientists caused a political scandal seven years ago when he counts doubt on the u.k. government's claims that iraq had weapons of mass destruction shortly after kelly's body was found near woods close to his home his death has caused worldwide controversy. thinking big not only is russia hosting the winter olympics in sochi in twenty fourteen it's now meeting to stage another major sporting event football's world cup after a visit to the country inspectors from football

needed for majority and now need to negotiate with independents to form a coalition prime minister julia guillardwill remain as caretaker leader until a new government is formed a process that could take over a week she was up against tony abbott the center right coalition. in rio de janeiro town armed men being chased by police stormed a luxury hotel taking thirty gas hostage after three hours the gunman surrendered and all the captives were freed on harmed the incident began with a shootout between police and fifty suspected drug gang members from a nearby swamp one gang member was killed and seven others injured. in china almost one hundred thousand people have been forced to flee the north eastern city of daraa after a rain swollen river overflowed four people were killed by the floodwaters and parts of the city are called off the region is the latest to be hit in the country's worst flood season in over a decade. you can always find all our stories and much more on our website r t dot com i'll be back soon with our main weekly headlines after a short break stay with us. every month we give y

nor the opposition coalition appears likely to get enough votes to win outright prime minister julia guillard says it could be days before the result is known but still hopes to form the next government opposition leader tony abbott says it's clear that the ruling party had lost both its majority and legitimacy. forest fires are raging in bolivia with strong winds and dry conditions hampering fire fighting efforts claims of also affected airports delaying many flights and forcing several to close down trees president declared a state of emergency on friday and called for the help of neighboring brazil and argentina. where world war two dive bomber has seen the light of day after spending sixty five years at the bottom of a california reservoir to fisherman spotted the outline of the curtis helldiver on their sonar fishfinder the plane crashed in one thousand nine hundred five both the pilot and gunner bailed out and swam to shore the craft will now be taken to the national naval aviation museum for restoration and display. new york's iconic yellow taxis are on the road to extinction with the

one of australia's closest general elections in almost fifty years the governing labor party's julia guillard is battling it out against tony abbott of the center right coalition a lot horns over the economy and they have a wing of the economic crisis during the election campaign opinion polls gave no clear indication as to who would take the most seats and one hundred fifty member of parliament. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton says israel and the palestinians have agreed to resume peace talks for the first time in almost two years they aim to reach an agreement that would lead to to solve and states gyptian president and jordan's king will also attend the session due to their critical role in the peace effort and president barack obama. well we'll hold one on one meetings with each of the leaders beginning early next month in washington. tens of thousands of kashmiri muslims have taken to the streets of kashmir as main city srinagar they're protesting the killing of two men by police authorities have admitted one death was the result of an unprovoked attack at least sixty two people

let's take a look at some of sunday's news in brief for you australian prime minister julia guillardhas held a national talks with independent candidates to try and form a government after saturday's election with most of the votes counted the country is facing its first hung parliament in seventy years guillard will remain as leader until a new government is formed a process that could take over a week. the pathologist who performed an autopsy on the british government scientist david kelly has told the media about the cost of day. that was a textbook case of suicide he said that no evidence was found support murder of theories scientists caused a political scandal seven years ago when he cast doubt on the u.k. government u.k. as the government's claims that iraq had weapons of mass destruction shortly after kelly's body was found near woods close to his home his death has caused worldwide controversy. police in brazil are searching for gunmen responsible for saturday's attack at a hotel the are men held thirty five people hostage at the intercontinental in rio one person was killed