and he will also be holding vigils in kiev and in the inside the chernobyl exclusion zone on tuesday this comes less than a week after a huge international donor conference which was held in the crimean capital with ukraine seeking more money to build another circle for goods now is clearly people understand that there's still great deal of danger underneath the surface underneath the steel structure because nobody still knows to the date how much nuclear fuel has remains under the support for this i did a report explaining all the details of how things are now with the old and the new and we can have a look at this report right now. japan's ongoing struggle to contain the fukushima disaster is fuelling the growing anxiety over nuclear energy safety the last time the world was this scared was in the shadow of the chernobyl reactor explosion in nineteen eighty six but this latest outspend demonstrates that despite the great progress made in the last twenty five years yes. more these could be done to ensure that safety first approach becomes fully entrenched among nuclear power plant o

know that the head of the russian orthodox orthodox church party are curial has already arrived to kiev and he will also be holding vigils game kiev and in the inside that your local exclusion zone on tuesday this comes less than a week after huge international donor conference which was held in the korean capital with ukraine seeking more money to build another circle for us now is clearly people understand that there's still great deal of danger underneath the surface underneath the steel structure because nobody still knows to the date how much nuclear fuel has remained under the support of any of course but indeed we've seen lots of warre strong the international community and the fact that ukraine has managed to attract more investment into building a new circle for just proves that the world is still worried about this fact especially in the wake of the fukushima disaster unraveling in japan now i did a report explaining all the details of how things are now with the old and the new and we can have a look at this report right now. japan's ongoing struggle to contain the thought wi

will catch him with a little bit later for now he's and he's on our way brings us this report from kiev . late into the night at one twenty three am an explosion blew the roof off reactor number four at the turn noble nuclear facility creating the worst ever nuclear disaster the world has ever seen well the radiation that spewed out of the facility reached way beyond here up in fact some figures show that it went as far as asia africa and america of course the most touch countries were ukraine russia and bell the roost there it's estimated some eight and a half million people were exposed to high levels of radiation immediately when the accident occurred some thirty two lives were lost in the weeks and months that followed it's estimated some thirty more but in total the number of deaths and this is incredible resulting from the accident very so enormously let's just take a look at some of these figures the world health organization quotes the number at four thousand while greenpeace puts it at two hundred thousand so you can see the difference there and in fact a russian publication ha

tragedy anniversary live from kiev and sure noble so do stay with us for that also throughout the day will be taking trips to riyadh a ghost town so tune in to our team. this time side. five years ago retired eight thousand population over the radio sound of radio for the microwave with three hours. now it was recently some people started receiving post notices telling them to pick up letters at the box office in. the stories of. the. diaries of those two. choices. this is r.t. 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

home of the russian orthodox church to deal is also coming over to kiev to hold a services interim nobleand in kiev in the nights when the when the explosion will be marked at exactly one thirty nine am local time in the night so we'll be seeing a lot of that and we have over already seen huge international donor conference where ukraine has managed to persuade the countries a further investment into strengthening and building a new circle to get over the dome clearly there. still danger remaining in chernobyl the danger which lives under the surface because nobody still knows for sure how much radioactive fuel nuclear fuel still remains under this dome under this construction called the circle for gas in my report i compiled the facts about the structure and how it lives nowadays and i believe we can have a look at this report right now. japan's ongoing struggle to contain the fukushima disaster is fuelling the growing anxiety over nuclear energy safety the last time the world was this cared was in the shadow of the chernobyl reactor explosion in line again eighty six but this latest st

managed to talk to them on many occasions they told me that they were offered flats and pensions in kiev and other cities and towns across ukraine but they still decided to return to their home land to their houses to their castle and to the place where they grow vegetables and fruits they've been living ever since some of them are of course dying but this is down to their age they certainly certainly have some health problems but this is not related to radiation as they say and they do not fear this radiation and in fact this bravery some may think this is crazy but these people just say that they want to die on the land where they were born now of course this is twenty five years this is a big date and in my report i take a look how things unraveled quarter of a century ago intermodal. twenty five years ago the town of brega it was a place any soviet person could dream off high salaries great standards of living and impressive infrastructure and restricted town for the employees of the children or build a nuclear power plant it was regarded as the pride as the pearl of the soviet union

who's in the ukrainian capital kiev is covering commemoration of ants right there in the country. all of course change that one twenty three am when an explosion ripped off the roof of reactor number four at the true noble nuclear facility spewing vast amounts of radiation into the air it's estimated some eight and a half million people across ukraine russia and belarus the three most affected countries were exposed to high levels of radiation now in the immediate aftermath of the accident more than thirty people died but in total the number of deaths presumably and potentially resulting from the accident vary enormously the numbers go from four thousand to nearly one million sue can see it's a tremendous difference and many organs organizations including the world health organization and greenpeace say that the death toll is severely underestimated the highest areas of contamination and were mapped out and closed off hundreds of thousands of people were evacuated and many insisted to refuse and still live there today will meet some of them a little bit later but the areas the rur

covering events rather day to mark the anniversary of the disaster well and he said hello to you are in kiev and looks like it's sunny days there exactly like it was twenty five years ago. it is twenty five years of ago of course it was a day that started beautifully and ended in for effect tragedy when one twenty three am an explosion blew the roof off reactor number four at the train noble nuclear facility and the fire that ensued for some ten days after spewed vast amounts of radiation into the air greenpeace claims two hundred times the combined radiation of hiroshima. and nagasaki in fact it's estimated that some eight and a half million people across ukraine russia and bella ruse were exposed to high levels of radiation of course at the immediate time of the accident thirty two lives were lost some thirty more in the weeks and months to come but in total the number of deaths that are present potentially result directly from the accident a very enormously i just want to give you an idea of some of these figures the world health organization has the figure at four thousand greenpeace has

disappears from a train in ukraine before resurfacing in an israeli jail with the scandal gallery momentum kiev denies any involvement in the incident. fired from our studios in central moscow you're watching archie with me and he said not way thanks for being with us it's true pm here in the russian capital eleven am in london first this hour the u.k. has reportedly been hosting a senior aide to the libyan regime is believed to be seeking an exit strategy for the leader moammar gadhafi some media sources suggest that more top ranking libyan officials have now fled the country following in the tracks of acts foreign minister moussa koussa archies polis lawyer is in tripoli. we know at this moment of at least two high profile defections the country's foreign minister mr mr russo koussa is currently in london where he is meeting with british officials despite the fact that they say they will not grant him immunity and then mr ali abdul salam tricky he's also a former foreign minister of libya he was also an ambassador to the united nations where he served a term as president of the general assemb

reporting from chernobyl and kiev in ukraine. well for the cleanup crews deployed in the immediate aftermath of the blast their lives are on the line to prevent tragedies spreading even further and he has been speaking to one of them. everything was difficult tempo is difficult each day we're facing new chance to hatch a result somehow using all our experience but energy towns and villages were the ones that made the most depressing impression on me people were evacuated from chernobyl as surrounding areas of the above villages and towns were abandoned and it was very dismal. and you can watch the full interview later this hour here on r.t. the anniversary of the chernobyl disaster coupled with the current crisis in japan is raising anxiety over the safety of the industry itself and on our website we're asking you what will happen to atomic energy in the near future let's have a look at the responses so far but they are on the screen for you over a third think that there is a danger of more serious disasters happening but others

well of course we still want by kiev to be turned over to kyrgyzstan as we have to remember that eighty seven people were killed when his government gave the criminal order to open fire on civilians at that and in addition to that some people died in the hospital later. but we can't mix up apples and oranges what i mean is that our stance on the question of by peeves extradition shouldn't affect our relations with bellerose too much because you know guinea accession to the customs union is currently one of getting the stance of the strategic goals when you think that will happen can you give us any specific dates. you. have already made some progress towards that with them for example we now have an observer or a representative of the in the customs union council and if russia gains accession to the w t o this year well as it is planned then we won't have any problems joining the customs union i told. because the only thing in our way now is the fact that if you do stand as a w t o member in the end it would cause a problem for it w t o member to join the customs union with you to tear

in the tsunami he was in the ukrainian capital kiev is covering the commemorations the events being held in the country. you know maybe twenty five years on to the day but the tragedy is still as relevant and as we've heard thousands. that's true and let's not forget it's just over six weeks as the world watched the nuclear disaster unfold in japan of course attention has shifted to ukraine as the country marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the world's worst. nuclear catastrophe actually noble that's when an explosion ripped the roof off reactor number four and vast amounts of radiation spewed across europe and several confidence around the world it's estimated that eight and a half million people in ukraine or russia and bellow reuss the three most affected countries were exposed to high levels of radioactive material now at the immediate time of the accident two people were killed but in the months and weeks that followed more than thirty and in total the number of deaths and the statistics vary enormously i just want to give you an idea of some of these numbers the world health orga

zone poisoned for thousands of years through the day arches and so now is in the ukrainian capital kiev covering events to mark the anniversary of the disaster. it started as a beautiful day as it is today but ended horribly when at one twenty three am an explosion blew the roof off the terminal build nuclear facility and a fire that ensued for some ten days after that spewed vast amounts of radiation into the air through at the immediate time of the accident thirty two lives were lost some thirty more in the weeks and months that followed but in total the number of deaths potentially resulting from the tragedy varies enormously just to give you an idea of some of these numbers the world health organization puts it at four thousand greenpeace puts it at two hundred thousand if you can see the difference there are russian publication puts the number closer to one million and that's with all sorts of organizations claiming that the death toll overall is severely underestimated the highest areas of contamination you were talking about the thirty kilometer evacuation zone they were mapped o

the days got all the details in a special report from kiev for you coming up in just a few minutes also. despite the fact that there are new things to buy from one incoming things like oh what's that great still people here for you to make some things which are being hunted by watch for letters the world over as we'll see in a few minutes artie's close visits the place where time seems to have stood still but frankly a lot of folks in the craft of what should be a king join his impressions of it later. japanese officials are spraying resin they say no around the quake hit fukushima nuclear plant to try to avoid any further spread of radioactive substances it comes after radiation was detected in groundwater near the plant for the first time the levels were ten thousand times higher than the legal limit authorities say they don't plan to expand the twenty kilometer evacuation zone despite the fact that radiation was reduced to forty kilometers from the facility american writer an expert on she. says the action of the government shows is just trying to save face. of the biggest problems t

will be continuing our extensive coverage of the trial noble that real banner first real live from kiev and from chernobyl itself throughout the day so please do stay with us for that i half past five am g.m.t. we're going on a trip to the ghost town i'll have to stay with archie for the latest coverage on the twenty fifth anniversary of the true noble nuclear disaster. this side project it's. crazy five years ago the entire paper eight thousand population over ukrainian town of creepy i was in my way to within three hours. but now it was to be recently some people started receiving post notices telling them to pick up letters at this post office. the stories of the world long gone. after. reading the diaries of the ghost town. watching r.t. live from moscow to other stories now italy has approved the use of its fighter jets and needles air strikes in libya despite its earlier refusal to join the partings and their air strike among the badly damaged colonel gadhafi compound in the capital tripoli libyan government forces continue their siege of the rebel held city of misrata were at lea

have returned to the zone ever since the collapse of the soviet union they were indeed given flats in kiev and other towns across ukraine but they still prefer to go back to their home villages to their buildings to their houses where they have council grow vegetables and fruits and live there are not scared of radiation they've been living there for more than twenty years now and most of them are still alive so i've got the feeling talking to them that the radiation is clearly not their enemy and not something which would be able to pull them off now of course this anniversary of the twenty fifth anniversary is a big date and. the whole of ukraine has been seen lots of different commemorative events in the last several days we know that the russian president meeting the date of the velour russian president. will be coming over to go to chernobyl to attend the commemoration services there patrick of the russian orthodox church to deal has arrived to kiev to attend services both in the ukrainian capital and also in the chernobyl exclusion zone itself also we heard that russian president put

who went missing in ukraine in the middle of february he was on board a train from hikers to kiev when allegedly two men walked into his argument and removed a man from the train there had been no information whatsoever on his whereabouts until thursday when the israeli prime minister openly admitted that the man was kept in a prison on israel's territory and now his connection to the hamas is being named as one of the reasons for such actions and he is waiting for charges to be put against him but his wife and himself are saying that these allegations are not true in fact his ukrainian wife iranica turned to the u.n. high commissioner for refugees to sort this issue out and she believes that this alleged kidnapping was performed by the israeli intelligence service the mossad now what's interesting about the story is how exactly this man was removed from the territory i spoke to one of the former security officers and he told me that in case of a planned operation between the two countries intelligence services this is this usually is not a problem with a man is arrested then he is qui

for thousands of years all throughout the day artie's and he's on our way to the ukrainian capital kiev covering events to mark the anniversary of the disaster. it's just a month over a month now since the world watched a nuclear disaster unfold in japan but attention now shifts to ukraine as it marks like you said the twenty fifth anniversary of the world's worst nuclear catastrophe actually noble when an explosion blew the roof off reactor number four and the fire that ensued for some ten days after spewed vast amounts of radiation into the air in fact greenpeace claims two hundred times the amount of radiation combined of hiroshima and nagasaki well eight and a half million people who crane russia and bell roofs were exposed high levels of radiation and people here in ukraine and around the world remembering those affected and of course those lives lost just to give you an idea of the extent of the tragedy thirty two guys we lost immediately as the accident took place some thirty more in the weeks and months that followed and let's not forget those six hundred thousand or so liquidat

who's in the ukraine capital kiev is covering commemoration of events there in the country. first attention has shifted to ukraine as the country marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the world's worst nuclear catastrophe at chernobyl that's when an explosion ripped the roof off reactor number four and vast amounts of radiation spewed across europe and several continents around the world it's estimated that eight and a half million people in ukraine or russia and bellow reuss the three most affected countries were exposed to high levels of radioactive material now at the immediate time of the accident two people were killed but in the months and weeks that followed more than thirty and in total the number of deaths and the statistics very enormously i just want to give you an idea of some of these numbers the world health organization puts the number at four thousand of all greenpeace puts it two hundred thousand and a russian publication has the number at nearly one million see can see the tremendous difference there all of these organizations claim that the death toll is s

all the details coming up in our report from kiev that's in just a few minutes plus. despite the fact that there is a still was there was no incoming things like oh what's that great still people here for you when you make something we should be hunted by watch collectors the world over are to close up team visits the place where time seems to have stood still but thankfully that's not a fact that a crowd of watchmaking trying nothing russians urals. prefers japanese officials are planning to pump out contaminated water from the quake hit reactors of the fukushima nuclear plant authorities hope the measure will help efforts to restore the facilities cooling systems it comes after radiation was detected in groundwater during a plant for the first time the levels were ten thousand times higher than the legal limit authorities say they don't plan to expand the twenty kilometer evacuation zone despite the fact radiation was register forty kilometers from the facility american writer and japan expert alan curtis says the action of the government shows it's trying to save f

your noble and fukushima never happen again let's see russia ski artsy reporting from chernobyl and kiev in ukraine. now last week u.n. secretary general ban ki moon urged the world to prepare for even more nuclear accidents on the same scale of turn noble in fukushima and call for greater international cooperation in nuclear safety measures and today russian president dmitri retreated offered a proposal to do just that his plan would expand safety conditions mandated by the international atomic energy agency but while safety measures media a positive step the big question remains is nuclear power actually safe and is it really about the source of the power or the companies and regulators tasked with harnessing it safely and when it comes of powering our future who should americans trust here to help me answer some of these questions of sending focus was beyond thank you so much for being thank you for having some pretty dramatic pictures from from chernobyl from from that point yet and i just want to ask you i mean is it should we expect because she went to turn into a similar type of g

. >> this engineer often shows visitors around the chernobyl museum in kiev, and he tells them his own experience of the reactor disaster, how he and his colleagues did everything they could to contain it. and how the soviet authorities tried to disguise how bad things work, even from the plant workers. >> [speaking foreign language] it was only when we were on the work bus to the power plant that i saw the reactor was damaged. my hair was literally standing on end. then i just went to work as always. i went into the control desk for reactor block of for you are, and i helped my colleagues who were already there. -- control desk for reactor block four, and i helped my colleagues. we tried to cool the reactor. >> he already suspected what was later realed. reactor four no longer existed. it had exploded the night bere. he and his colleagues were on the front line of efforts to keep things under control. they tried to limit the radiation, but it was a dangerous and hopeless battle. hundreds of tons of review what the material had been released. many of his colleagues have long since died

twelve co-hosts a successful showing at those finals with the new with the i live in this country in kiev so there is why the responsibility is bigger but also the understanding of everything heavy use bigger too i know that we have little time to make preparations for the european shared however building a foundation is moving forward short notice is nothing new to me ballistic but in europe crossing the atlantic now in real salt lake city were battling it out with nuns array and a conqueror find all the opening like your being a top drawer in mexico or home side able to strike first seventeen minutes in although release. financing is way until the bandage reels non-board show is sky high to head home equalizing in the first minute size ones and a break target one zero zero s. on both coasts was all. an altie in the second half to decide to want to. make some champions both conceded a late effort from an argentine striker how the n.r.l. is eighteen nineteen is try salvage draw for real salt lake the second leg is coming up next ones in utah. of the boxing now has just in a month's time a

and twelve co-host a successful showing at those finals with the with the i live in this country in kiev so there is one of the responsibility is bigger but also the understanding of everything harry hughes bigger clue i know that we have little time to make preparations for the european cheer however build your foundation and move them forward short notice is nothing new to. the police looking at it norcross an atlanta and real salt lake played out a two two draw on the first leg of their conqueror final in mexico i'm sorry to believe seventeen minutes before finding its way to all of the geneva this time he did the rest. reels not board chairs rose highest in the area to head home equaliser but in five minutes size went into tied at one all and both of us was osama home of penalty for monterrey in a second article the home side to one up but the mexican champions both conceded a late effort from argentina tried to havea more hours at eighty ninth minute goal salvaging a tour draw for real salt lake city lake is coming up next wednesday in utah. of the boxing now has just announced time

from a train in ukraine before resurfacing in this really jail with scandal gathering momentum in kiev denies any involvement in the incident. sports news is next here on r.g.p. andrew farmer joins us live and some news i understand about bosnia being suspended from football what's going on that people fever is going to head with its threat to suspend the country from international soccer effectively stopping its nationals from the in the euro qualifies and its all over ride about how the football federation is run not good at the stuff of the. hello death thanks for watching the sport and this is what is coming up. now i am a nice produces a comeback when to reach the sony ericsson final in florida. plus playing on track locomotive style atlanta keep the guard up green going. and bosnia is suspended from world football after a political rant with the facts. let's start with the tennis where. will face victoria as a rank in the final of the sony ericsson open as a ranker from belarus defeating russian beer they want to be over in straight sets in miami wash rap over produced a great co

reporting from kiev ukraine. let's now take a look at some other stories from around the world and has launched air strikes on president laurent gbagbo has forces in ivory coast helicopters fired four missiles at a military camp in the capital abidjan massive explosion were missing explosions were reported close to the presidential palace bug both refusing to see power to survive losing last november's election france has sent in troops to help protect civilians as the violence continues as many as thousand people have been killed in clashes in the west of the country in recent days. the congo now where only one survivor has been confirmed among the thirty three people aboard a u.n. plane that crashed in the country on monday the jet which left the northeastern city of kiss and god he broke into and caught fire while trying to land at an airport and the capital kinshasa again workers were listed as being on the plane which had a georgian crew and both congolese and foreign nationals on board officials suggest str

the only other quarter final game that doesn't look wrapped up already is the bracket kiev match up currently delicately poised that long gold piece fiore our joint favorites with porto for the title and we'll be confident of leaving the netherlands with a sizeable aggregate score against twenty having beaten them five one already while anything else than a three nil win for p.s.p. will see benfica seriously into the last world. the russian football union disciplinary commission has locked the technical three nil defeat on sunnites in petersburg following their premier league game with siesta at the weekend the much ended one one but is a need to monitor lettie group or if you regulations by refusing to start a born player but is a russian citizen under twenty one years of age reading champions will also have to pay a fine of two hundred thousand rubles which is around seven thousand west i can read through those nose the executive committee to the russian food bill union included this issue in its regulations last year the main goal is that young players should play instead of sitting on the

put an end to this campaign against an ordinary engineer alexey rush ascii art see reporting from kiev ukraine. the russian president has branded top government officials from running or even helping to run statement company it's the internet yet it has a lot of ministers to leave any hope posts they hold like you know you see here it's be replaced by non-government officials say they're creating a better climate for investors in russia. but more international news in brief for you down. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was called over he went to the city council to report which accuses forces of committing war crimes during the ten thousand dollars or offensive cartoons of the accounts or african richard goldstone backtracked on claims that israel and the british targeted civilians and israel refused to cooperate with investigators and condemned these reports to store them some fourteen hundred palestinians and thirteen israelis were killed three paying. the ivory coast where the number of those killed during violent clashes in the west of the country has reached one thousand

experts describe as a breach of the country's sovereignty i think serious ascii art scene reporting from kiev ukraine. trying to nearly twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow you with us here but some other headlines from around the world now at this hour to congo only one a survivor has been confirmed among the thirty three people have. the u.n. plane that crashed in the country on monday the judge broke into a court fire while trying to fly out of an airport in the capital kinshasa u.n. workers were listed as being on the plane which georgian crew and both congolese and foreign nationals on board officials suggest stronger winds and heavy rain may have caused the accident. now a shootout between security forces and gunmen in the mexican resort city of acapulco has left a soldier and it two suspects that during the two hour gun battle the gangs set fire to a shopping center also destroying a supermarket another movie complex several people were injured and seven alleged gang members are arrested drug related violence has risen in mexico over recent years more than thirty thousand lives

to this complaint against an ordinary engineer let's see russia ask you all to see reporting from kiev ukraine. and there's always more news views and analysis waiting for you on our website twenty four seventh's here's some of what's online for you right now power to the people but at what cost new yorkers electricity bills have restored following a federal decision to allow energy providers to earn more by now wind city officials are calling the above money grab. plus prime minister vladimir putin takes a green machine for us then find out what he thought of brussels and it was time going to be a call known as the euro mobile on our website r t v dot com. i mean if they did bad top government officials from running or even helping to run companies in which the state has a stake the movie's aim to create a better climate for investors in russia president medvedev has ordered ministers to leave any corporate post they hold by july it was clear there to be replaced by non-government figures officials say the move only applies to people how do you think that the country's major energy in

turning to ukraine as it prepares to mark the twenty fifth anniversary of the chernobyl disaster kiev's holding a milestone event dedicated to the future safety of the nuclear energy industry and a hearty crew gained access to the chernobyl exclusion zone film from the soviet union's biggest military secrets alexia jessica's but the story. twenty five years ago when the chernobyl fallout happened in the soviet ukraine the world saw a large debate on the safety of nuclear energy the same thing is happening now a days with the fukushima nuclear disaster unraveling in japan now the anniversary of the chernobyl nuclear disaster twenty five years ago i see lots of events in ukraine with lots of international v.i.p. just coming here to ukraine to attend the services internet interval and a different called france is related to that sense now all of them most of them have been speaking out in defense of nuclear energy tokyo is ready to invest almost fifty billion u.s. dollars into trying to contain the consuming nation around the fukushima plant the same thing which what was happening in troub

s part of the militant organization hamas and that officials in kiev are confused as to why they want alerted there's no actions have count for a long shadow of doubt on the who didn't see the operation to find out what the relatives of the suspect have to say in an hour's time here on our t.v. . we're going to take a short break and i'll be back with a recap of the week's top stories in just a moment.

reporting from kiev ukraine. i was a lot more news views now assists chance to say on our website stories game mechanics tonight power to the people but it won't cost you your because electricity bills have sought after a federal decision to allow energy providers to fire why city officials and residents build like that they're calling the move a money grab it's online tonight for us plus prime minister vladimir putin takes a green machine for a spin there is the machine to find out what he thought of russia's news frybread. the building well we'll get a good option shortly and i would decide to dot com. to me to read it was banned top government officials from running or even helping to run companies in which the state has a stake in the movies aid to create a better climate for investors in russian president medvedev has ordered ministers to leave any corporate posts they hold by july this year and it'll be replaced by non-government figures official say the move only applies to competitive corporations such as

see reporting from kiev ukraine. or international news in brief for you now. very prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called on the u.n. to legally cancel the report which accused his forces of committing war crimes in that two thousand and eight to ninety dollars or fence and it comes off like hands off a second african richard goldstone backtracked on claims that israel had to deliberately target civilians israel refused to cooperate with course there was always the question i condemn his record as the steward to. some fourteen hundred palestinians and it's and israelis were killed during the turn of the campaign. for the ivory coast where red cross reports say the number of those killed during friday's clashes in the west of the country in the past few days has reached one thousand fierce fighting continues across the main city about the show of force is the world and un recognized the son i thought it was his rival the one. both sets of rival supporters now claim to have control of the country's capital the conflict comes off the but they refused to step

reporting from kiev ukraine. if you get more of our coverage when i visit our website here's some of what's online for you right now. and. russia's president we here is promising to invite barack obama to experience something like that authentic throat singing and also. planet probe find out what nasa says messenger craft is doing. just two stories tonight. and me to prevent it was banned top government officials from running or even helping to run companies in which the state has a stake and moves a to create a better climate for investors in russia present developers all that ministers to leave any corporate posts they hold by july this year to be replaced by normal government figures official say the move only applies to competitive corporations such as the country's major energy defense companies and banks. it's supposed to just because it stands incumbent president nursultan as a buyer feel secure another term in office he said to have won over ninety percent of the ballots cast in the early presidential vot

reporting from kiev ukraine. the russian president has banned top government officials from running or even helping to run a state or companies interest rate it has ordered ministers to leave any corporate stakeholder like to die this year or to be replaced by government officials the move is aimed at creating a better climate for investors in russia officials say the president's decision to only cover competitive corporations such as banks and oil companies. was more international news in brief for you now. the israeli prime minister really getting yahoo was called on the un to me to cancel or of course which accused his offices of committing war crimes in two thousand and eight to no and gaza offensive he comes off the accounts of african richard goldstone backtracked on the claims that israel had deliberately targeted civilians israel refused to cooperate with those stores august occasion and condemned these reports as the store did list some fourteen hundred palestinians and thirteen israelis were killed duri

night at the exact time of the accident a rocket was led by russians russia's patriarchy real here in kiev in commemorations and ceremonies will be held throughout the day both in the ukrainian capital and internode where we will be crossing live for you throughout the day now of course this line of verse three once again highlights the parallels with what happened in japan just over a month ago and it's raising questions over whether nuclear safety and the last since that could have been learned from chernobyl accident have been taken into a fact by the world community a big debate is being raised we spoke to journalists by james corbett who's in soccer japan and he says that the handling of the fukushima power plant crisis is repeating mistakes twenty five years on. i think the real analogy to. iran here is the the flow of information that's coming from the governments and it's not of an analogy to favorites the japanese government we saw in the wake of the true noble the immediate wake of the chernobyl disaster and we saw the official soviet reaction was to to attempt to cover up and de

meeting of the in the country is held in ukraine things like the archons king reports from the capital kiev. twenty five years ago when the true noble fall out happened in the soviet ukraine the world saw a large debate on the safety of nuclear energy the same thing is happening now a days with the fukushima nuclear disaster unraveling in japan and now with the anniversary of the chernobyl nuclear disaster twenty five years ago i see lots of events in ukraine with lots of international v.i.p. guests coming here to ukraine to attend the services internet in trouble and a different called france is related to that sense now all of them most of them have been speaking out in defense of nuclear energy including the head of the international atomic energy agency who visited your novel said that still the world has no alternative to nuclear energy despite the events which are happening into question when he said that the nuclear energy in the right hands should be safe and should be used now another thing which is happening now in our days and it also seems to be something of a history repeating

to put an end to this campaign against an ordinary engineer alexy rush ascii art see reporting from kiev ukraine. remember you can find all the latest up to date information on the stories we're covering on our website. and here are some lighter stories online that you might enjoy. those sounds like it had to meet russia's president promises to invite rock obama to experience and authentic throat singing session plus. probing of the planet find out what nasa is messenger craft is doing your mercury check out old pictures and more. could be treated bed of has a bad top government officials from running or even helping run companies in which the state has a stake in the movies aimed at creating a better climate for russian investors president medvedev has ordered ministers to leave any corporate posts they hold by july of this year are said to be replaced by non-government figures to push will say the move only applies to competitive corporations including the country's major energy defense companies and that. exit polls suggest kazakhstan's incumbent president nursultan nazarbayev will se