agent alexander litvinenko in london was himself a poison of bipolar. britain has ordered the closure of the iranian embassy in london and the expulsion of its stuff after the u.k. evacuated its own diplomats from the islamic states capital the announcement comes after militant students stormed the u.k. compound in tyrone but hundreds of hardline protesters massed outside the building before pelting the gates and windows with petrol bombs burning british flags and an embassy vehicle the attack came after iran resolved to reduce the diplomatic relations with the u.k. following its decision to impose further sanctions on several political analyst chris bambery believe the provoking the islamic state has always been britain's girl. as the. sanctions against iran and there is talk of some restraint against iran over this you could program we should remember there really a nationalism runs very deep in people one memories of when for instance britain and america wants to clue in one thousand nine hundred eighty three to overthrow a democratically elected gov

of global politics five years on the soul of killing of russian former security agent alexander litvinenko continues to muddy relations between moscow and london our top stories this hour. international news and comment live from moscow twenty four hours a day our top story this hour russia may pull out of the start treaty and stop nuclear disarmament if the u.s. continues to deploy its missile defense shield in europe as an inventive said moscow could also deploy its own strike systems like it's kind of missiles on its own borders as a response let's get all the details now from marty's and he said. some very harsh and direct words from president makes very devout on the development of founds for the u.s. nato and their eastern european allies to build and develop that missile defense shield in eastern europe just outside russia's border he pointed out five steps that the russian federation would take if nato the u.s. and its allies don't reconsider first off early warning systems will be immediately activated including ground which is russia's most bluster and quite just outside just acr

agent alexander litvinenko was himself poisoned with polonium. the story still to come but first britain has ordered the closure of the iranian embassy in london and the expulsion of its staff after the u.k. decided to evacuate its own diplomats from the islamic states capital norway has also closed its embassy in tehran with germany recalling its ambassador from the country the moves come after militant students stormed the u.k. compound in toronto hundreds of hardline protesters massed outside the buildings before pelting the gates and windows were. petrol bombs burning british flags and the c.v.t. attack came after iran resolved to reduce diplomatic relations with the u.k. following its decision to impose further sanctions on tehran should and should fight from the school of oriental and african studies at the university of london thinks that both the west and iran from stirring up the conflict. the us has not hesitated to use any excuse. to. diplomatic relations with iran and these are all confrontational steps but is the west has decided to

the the essay five years since the death of alexander litvinenko he was poisoned with the radioactive isotope polonium two ten in london and this is a case that has drawn international headlines as people wanting to find out who was behind the actual murder under this current russian investigation and suggesting that it was not the people who the british police have labeled as the main suspect . and to me to be called being listed now as potential targets for assassination jury in the murder of alexander litvinenko but in london right now an inquest into lithonia and his death is currently ongoing. ok peter thanks very much indeed for the subway peril reporting there from moscow. on the stories now serves in northern cost of our building more road blocks along the border despite the efforts of nato peacekeepers to take them down this comes after days of confrontation with troops who have been firing tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse serbian protestors leaving dozens injured for months local serbs have been using soil rock and concrete to put up roadblocks in response to attempts

extradite britain's chief suspect in the two thousand and six murder of alexander litvinenko because andrey lugovoy is a russian citizen and britain refuses to hand over the evidence so russia can conduct its own investigation britain insists extradition is the only path to justice russet won't go against its constitution and path both government in a position where it's very difficult to imagine either side giving anything fortune to the so many questions which have been gone through over the last five years. with more fixed on the green. we think anyone knew a little. difficult to see how it's going to move forward in london a little yes because we don't have very near has successfully lobbied for a new wiser ranging inquest into her husband's death you have always says he welcomes the news and has offered to give evidence via video link he also welcomes marina because admission that her husband was working as a consultant for the british secret service is look i've always said he himself was branded a liar for saying the same thing but it's not just the truth that's motivating her

global politics five years on the unsolved killing of russian a former security agent alexander litvinenko continues to muddy relations between moscow and london. and in business russian markets on wednesday with investors still concerned about how europe and the west will result their debt problems more and how other global markets are falling today in our business program. with r.t. live from moscow i'm rory sushi welcome to the program and breaking news this hour russia may pull out of the start treaty and start nuclear disarmament if the u.s. continues to deploy its missile defense shield in europe president medvedev said moscow could also deploy its own strike systems like it's kind of missiles on its own borders as a response let's get all the details now from marty's a nice are now is standing by live in central moscow and he said good to see you so with washington nato seemingly unwilling to. president appeared ever made his position clear that in. some very harsh and direct words from president meets very different on the development of plans for the u.s. nato and their eastern eu

agent alexander litvinenko was himself poisoned by. just outside in ten minutes past the hour here in moscow britain is pulling some diplomats out of iran after militants students stormed the u.k. embassy compounds in the capital tehran hundreds of hardline protesters massed outside the building before pelting the gates and windows with petrol bombs burning british flags and an embassy vehicle the attack came after iran resolved to reduce the people about it relations with the u.k. following is just to impose further sanctions on iran political analyst chris bambery believes provoking the islamic state was always britain's got. as the right subsections against the right talk of some restraint against iran over this you could program we should remember that nationalism runs very deep in people's memories of when for instance britain and america wants the coup in one thousand nine hundred three to overthrew a democratically elected government which had nationalized british american oil interests and installed the shah of iran and the nat

we see here is russia has launched their own investigation into the death of alexander litvinenko now the findings of that investigation so far as that's the man that is the main suspect for alex on the listening because most any united kingdom and that it was actually a target of assassination himself this is due to being carried out on the boy that he is now being referred to as a potential victim of whoever was the the real murderer no. what we've seen is the fight it's been five years since alexander litvinenko was killed using the radioactive isotope polonium two ten izzie sip tea and a sushi restaurant in london and this is being a. murder which is drawn much interest from around the world to find out who was behind the killing of alexander litvinenko. well here this radioactive trail has long cast a dark shadow over relations between moscow and the london just how badly have the thais been affected. well the u.k. police wanted to see under lugovoy extradited to britain to space questions over the death of. this is however illegal under the russian constitution russian investiga

it's now exactly five years since the russian foreign security agent alexander litvinenko died on british soil in a spy saga had a grip global attention and led to a diplomatic spat between moscow and london and as artie's laura smith reports iraq continues to cause a rift between the two countries plied years on and still an immovable thought in the side of received british relations mosco when extradite britain's chief suspect in the two thousand and six murder over alexander litvinenko because andrey lugovoy is a russian citizen and britain refuses to hand over the evidence so russia can conduct its own investigation britain insists extradition is the only path to justice russia wouldn't go against its constitution and past those governments in a position where it's very difficult convergent either side giving an evening of fortune to the show when the question is you know which meant going through the last five years. with morris fixed also agreed. to side really. anywhere near the middle. difficult to see how it's going to move forward in london lit million cars which has successfull

evidence at the new hearings by video link to so far as an interested party five years on since litvinenko died there is still a lot of interested parties ready to put their case but there's little sign of anyone being held accountable laura smith r.t. london. well our news stories are much more harvey of online on our website our d.d. dot com the crew of three space can return safely to earth aboard a russian spacecraft after six months in orbit also online. lawmaking with the west pap are south korea's harlan gets gas during one of its sessions watch the video on r.t. dot com. wealthy british soil. sometimes looks like. a. market why not. i know what's really happening to the global economy with my challenger the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to her report on our. mission would be soo much brighter than if you knew about the sun from phones to pressure in some. new friends don't on t.v. don't come. to watching r t the e.u. is going through its toughest test yet with europeans losing their jobs and wages and pensions base last as governments impose tough s

agent alexander litvinenko was himself poisoned by. britain has ordered the closure of the iranian embassy in london and the expulsion of it start after the u.k. evacuated its own diplomats from the islamic states capital i denounce when it comes after militant students stormed the u.k. compound in tehran hundreds of hardline protesters massed outside the buildings before pelting the gates and windows with petrol bombs burning british flags and an embassy vehicle the attack iran resolved to reduce diplomatic relations with the u.k. following its decision to impose further sanctions on tehran let's get some analysis and opinion on the situation i'm joined by i should initial five from the school of oriental and african studies at the university. thank you for coming on the program today so the iranian diplomats in london but have been ordered to leave the u.k. within forty eight hours how will this do you think the climate in this ongoing western iranian hostage. yes the unfortunate thing is that we were just referring to our symptomati

officer alexander litvinenko from polo poisoning in london the case still remains unsolved and a thorn in the side of russian british relations. and pouring direct investment is up strongly in russia find out more business about twenty minutes. it is going to join us today this is live from moscow with me. thousands of egyptians still remain in cairo's tahrir square they are demanding an immediate end to military rule despite a pledge by the country's army chief to bring forward presidential elections to june of next year that follows days of fierce fighting between protesters and security forces are claiming the lives now of at least thirty six people. are reports from the capital. things have certainly heated up here we are witnessing the same scenes we saw yesterday with and units is rushing in and out there is a makeshift clinic there are one and two doctors tending to injured people human rights groups on the planting that the police and security officers used a new kind of tear gas that was not in line with ordinary crowd control procedures i can certainly tell you that been fort

five years since the russian former security agent alexander litvinenko died on british soil and a spy saga gripped global expansion it led to a diplomatic spat between moscow and london as artie's laura's mess with words iraq continues to cause a rift between the two countries five years on and still an immovable fold in the side of rousseau protest relations mosco wouldn't extradite britain's chief suspect in the two thousand and six murder of alexander litvinenko because andrey lugovoy is a russian citizen and britain refuses to hand over the evidence so russia can conduct its own investigation britain insists extradition is the only path to justice russia wouldn't go against its constitution and past both governments in a position where it's very difficult to converge on either side giving anything along fourteen of the show been in question you know which we've gone through over the last five years. with fixed roles agreed. on either side really. anywhere near the middle difficult to see how do you move forward in london let me on because we don't have a reader has successfully lo

officer alexander litvinenko from polonium poisoning in london but the case remains unsolved and a thorn in the side of russian british really. a very warm welcome to you on this wednesday you're watching r.t. life from moscow with me rory some shite hundreds of egyptians remain in cairo's tahrir square demanding an immediate and so you are going rule it's all despite a pledge by the country's army chief to bring forward presidential elections to june of next year it follows days of fierce fighting between protesters and security forces claiming the lives of now or at least thirty six people across. the reports from cairo. things have certainly he said that here we are witnessing the same scenes we saw yesterday with ambulances rushing in and out there is a makeshift clinic there are one and two doctors tending to injured people human rights groups are reporting that the police the security officers used a new kind of tear gas that was not in line with ordinary crowd control procedures i can certainly tell you that been fortunate to get most of yesterday it is the strongest tear gas i've

agent he was implicated in the in the case after having a meeting with alexander alexander litvinenko and under. who still remains the main suspect wanted for questioning by british police over the murder which took place in london he denies all of the allegations that have been made against him by the british police. but that britain had asked for him to be extradited to the united kingdom to face questioning this is out of the question actually against russia's constitution juta the fact that his sins entered politics and is currently a steep state duma deputy meaning this test extradition cannot take place in the car will not under any circumstances be going to london to face questioning in the five years since litvinenko his death we've seen really frosty diplomatic relations between britain and russia mostly due to the britain wanting to see lugovoy extradited now russia has questioned the thoroughness of the british investigation . and said that if they could provide it the british side could provide russia with information suggesting that look of boy was guilty they would look

and five years after the death of former after the officer alexander litvinenko from pauline poisoning in london the case remains unsolved and a sword in the side of russian british relations. if any on the russian capital you're watching r t on a marina josh welcome to the program thousands of egyptians remain in cairo stuff for you square demanding an immediate end to military rule that's the spider their earlier plans by the country's army chief to bring forward presidential elections to june of next year following across to our correspondent policy or was following developments for us on the ground in cairo if you paul well the courthouse there showing huge determination camping out all night and is that it's the sixth day in road out so how far are they willing to go. paula can you hear me. looks like we're having some sound problems with our correspondent paula can you hear me we'll try to connect with her later in the program. brian becker from the anti-war coalition and service says that western powers would rather have a familiar ally at the top in egypt despite public demands

for the murder of former russian agent alexander litvinenko is now being seen by russia as a victim in the case this comes as russia continues with its own investigation into the infamous nuclear. correspondent peter all of our reports. russia's investigation into the murder of alexander live in yankee said the two people who guarded his suspects in the murder by british investigators were actually targets of assassination themselves at the same time these are dimitri coughed a businessman and former f.s.b. agent he was implicated in the in the case after having a meeting with alexander litvinenko and on the boy who still remains the main suspect wanted for questioning by british police over the murder which took place in london but he denies all of the allegations that are being made against him by the british police and heat but that britain had asked for him to be extradited to the united kingdom to face questioning this is out of the question actually against russia's constitution has since entered politics and is currently a steep state duma deputy meaning this test extradition ca

global politics five years on the young soul killing of russian a former security agent alexander litvinenko continues to muddy relations between moscow and look. it is good to have you with us this is r.t. live from moscow with me rory sushi straight to our breaking news this hour russia may pull out of the start treaty and stop nuclear disarmament if the u.s. continues to deploy its missile defense shield in europe president ever said that moscow could also deploy its own strike systems like the it's kind of missiles on its own borders as a response let's get all the. standing by live just outside the kremlin good to see you and he says so with washington and nato seemingly on willing to but president medvedev has made his position clear give us a veto. that's right some very harsh and direct words from president me if i want to tell him. as i was. every day just outside its border we did not find steps of the russian federation to take if nato the u.s. and its european allies don't take russia russia's concerns into consideration when it comes to his defense system i just want to take you

of global politics five years on the unsold killing of russian former security agent alexander litvinenko continues to muddy relations between moscow and the london. with more details for more news in less than fifteen minutes from now the meantime we talk to a politician from austria's far right unhappy with the e.u.'s immigration policies and expansion plans and says they'll mean the end for the vision of a single europe special interview next. the far right freedom party leads polls austria's general election its leader has penned a rock saying islam is on the rise mr struck out why austrians so concerned about islam. this is an area where there are too many thorny issues the european crisis is our main problem and we also face problems in our migration policy this largely considers migration from even countries such as turkey more than fifty percent of turkish immigrants don't want to integrate into north korean society they don't want to learn the language and organize parallel and opposing structures the activities of radical islamists have become visible in our society they hinder

officer alexander litvinenko from polonium poisoning in the u.k. the case remains unsolved and a thorn in the side of russian british relations london that wants the main suspect to be extradited but russia has refused saying it is against the constitution to hand over citizens to foreign governments. try to stay with us for the latest action from the world of sports dimitri is now. hello there good to the company again and schools. pope's last come oscar lose to the french side little in the champions league but still have a slim chance of qualifying for the playoffs. also in the champions league zinny surprise. in st petersburg knowing how to victory would put them in the round of sixteen. and painted a loss for russia's rafael nadal to book a place in the a to be world to finals in london. so we start with. who have lost the french side will in the chambres league on tuesday night in the russian crap so and angle from the servers of skin moments after the break and find finished wrong so in the sixty minutes secured all three points for the fren

officer alexander litvinenko propel only imposing in london a case remains unsolved and a sore on the side of russian british relations. next hour he talks to christian star hay leader of the freedom party of austria he says that the use immigration policies and expansion plans will eventually spell the end of the european idea. the far right freedom party leads polls general election its leader has penned a rap saying islam is on the rise mr struck out while austrian so concerned about his long because he said ng this is an area where there are two very thorny issues the european crisis is our main problem now we also face problems in our migration policy this largely concerns migration from in countries such as turkey more than fifty percent of turkish immigrants don't want to integrate into north korean society they don't want to learn the language and organize parallel and opposing structures the activities of radical islamists have become visible in our society they hinder its your peaceful and democratic development in this since we are certainly a political force that comes out

politics five years on the on the solve the killing of russian former security agent alexander litvinenko continues to be relations between moscow and long. time now for sports with your. thanks for joining us this is sports day we have got plenty ahead of the next ten minutes or so including the full. summit inside victory for disney tonight against apple well we'll see the same petersburg side. of their champions league group on well on the way to making history. fed express delivers roger federer goes to china and russia feel the adults it took his place in the last four of the a.t.p. world tour five. chinese unwelcome ah three two year wait the world cup of golf is but with european nations aiming to keep their homes on the trophy for a seventh straight time. let's get the ball rolling with football where a potentially historic evening lies ahead first in the it's in petersburg victory over apple well at home would see the russian champions all but a european cup play off place for the first ever time the clash patrol ski stadium bringing together the top two sides in group she surpri

alexander litvinenko from polonium poisoning in the u.k. the case remains unsolved and a thorn in the side of russian british relations london now wants the main suspect to be extradited but russia has refused saying that it is against the constitution to hand over citizens to foreign governments. those are the headlines here and next they do stay with us. discuss what's behind the whole occupy movement and who really are the so-called ninety nine percent crosstalk is now on arts. take a. listen to. the lonely welcome across the uk i'm curious about what's next for the occupy movement across the u.s. after police use strong arm tactics to disperse protesters should the movement seek a way to join the political process and to insert itself into legislative procedures or would eventually fragment into protests for protest say. ok. crosstalk the ongoing protests in the us i'm joined by my guests in new york james livingston he's a professor of history at rutgers and author of against thrift why consumer culture is good for the economy the envi

agent alexander litvinenko now british prosecutors reportedly ready to name another suspect and seek his extradition to the u.k. what to find out more about that on line from us tonight and all for pictures in from great britain here inferno on the roads what is horrifying footage from the u.k. of the m five motorway of somerset this dozens of cars collided killing at least seven people injuring many others as well and one of the country's worst car accidents in recent years. very this we. lost his appeal battle against extradition from the u.k. to sweden he'll now have to answer sex crime allegations. i have not been charged with any crime in any country. maintains his innocence and is planning to appeal again he insists that his case is politically motivated whistleblower website was forced to suspend publishing after a financial blockade and it's now concentrating on raising funds many believe has a vested interest in discrediting so after his publications of secret u.s. fire. it is astonishing here in britain to see the way the case is being covered two organizations i used to wo

agent alexander litvinenko now british prosecutors are reportedly ready to name another suspect and seek his extradition to the united kingdom going to read more on that continent i also these pictures in from britain an inferno on the road to the m five in somerset watch this horrifying footage from the u.k. dozens of cars collided killed at least seven people injured many others in one of the country's worst car accidents in recent years authors. earlier this week wiki leaks founder julian assange lost his appeal battle against extradition from the u.k. to sweden they'll have to answer sex crime allegations. i have not been charged with any crime in any country besides maintains his innocence and is planning to appeal again he insists that his case is politically motivated the whistleblower web site was forced to suspend its operations to raise funds after a financial blockade many analysts say there's a lot of interest in discrediting the science after his website publication of secret u.s. files. this is just the latest in a saga isn't it a kind of scandinavian viking saga of the bar

for the murder of former russian agent alexander litvinenko is now being seen by russia as a victim in the case the new twist comes as russia continues with its own investigation into the infamous nuclear murder prosecutors say there was an attempt on andriy will devote his life time but have given few other details the death of live and put a strain on relations between one of the mosque when he died and izing death in london in the bamber two thousand and six after being poisoned with polonium to tan britain has repeatedly requested the extradition of a little boy former f.s.b. officer turned politician moscow has always refused. serves in northern cost of our building more roads along the border despite the efforts of nato peacekeepers to take them down this comes after days of confrontation with troops who've been firing tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse serbian protesters leaving dozens injured for months local serbs have been using soil rock and concrete to put up roadblocks in response to attempts by the cost want to thaw to control border checkpoints impose a ban on serbi

global politics five years on the unsolved killing of four russian a former security agent alexander litvinenko continues to muddy relations between moscow and my. colleague goldwater's here in half an hour's time but for now. discuss what lies behind the whole occupy movement and who really are the so-called ninety nine percent crosstalk is now. q. hello and welcome across the uk i'm curious about what's next for the occupy movement across the u.s. after police use strong arm tactics to disperse protesters should the movement seek a way to join the political process and to insert itself into legislative procedures or will it eventually fragment into protests for protests a. particular. cross-talk the ongoing protests in the us i'm joined by my guest in new york james livingston he's a professor of history at rutgers and author of against thrift why consumer culture is good for the economy the environment and your soul published yesterday patrick brennan he is a writer and the william f. buckley fellow at the national review institute and francis box pavan she is a distinguished professor of so

these lists in the case of illegal poisoning of the russian a former half the speed agent alexander litvinenkobritish prosecutors are reportedly ready to name another suspect and seek his extradition to the u.k. i am. an inferno on the world scene march and it's horrifying footage from the u.k. as dozens of cars collided killing at least seven people and injuring many others and one of the country's worst car accidents in recent years. earlier this week and we can expand our julian assange lost his appeal battle against extradition from the u.k. to sweden he will now have to answer sex crime allegations i have not been charged with any crime in any country sarge maintains his innocence and is planning to appeal again he insists that his case is politically motivated the whistle blowing web site was forced to suspend its operations to raise funds out there a financial blockade and we believe there's a lot of interest in discrediting assad's after his web sites publication and secret u.s. spying. this is a fabricated case to get him out of the u.k. where in the past you know with the mckinnon we

agent alexander litvinenko a british prosecutor is reportedly ready to name another suspect and seekhis extradition to the u.k. also these pictures in from the u.k. the m five in summer seventy on the road watch this horrifying footage from the u.k. dozens of cars collided it killed at least seven injured many others i'm of the country's worst tar accidents in recent years. early this week with leaks founder julian sands that lost his appeal battle against a tradition from the u.k. to sweden he will now it's once a sex crime allegations i have not been charged with any crime in any country besides maintains his innocence and is planning to appeal again he insists that his case is politically motivated it was the globe websites forced to spin forced to suspend its operations now to raise funds are for financial blockade many believe there's a lot of interest in discrediting the science after his website's publication of secret u.s. . this is a fabricated case to get him out of the u.k. where in the past you know with mckinnon we've shown that we're not just prepared to deliver someone

agent alexander litvinenko a british prosecutor for the very name another think that.addition to what we're talking about the u.k. awful story that came from the week as well we got online and inferno on the road watch this horrifying footage from the united kingdom as dozens of collided in the seven and injuring many others and one of the country's worst car accidents in greece in somerset online at r.t. dot com. earlier this week the wiki leaks founder julian assange lost his battle against extradition from the u.k. to sweden here now after months of sex crime allegations. i have not been charged with any crime in any country. maintains his innocence and is planning to appeal again he insists that his case is politically motivated the whistle blowing web site was forced to suspend its operations to raise funds after a financial blockade many believe there's a lot of interest in discrediting a sanjay after his website publication of secret u.s. . it is astonishing here in britain to see the way the case is being covered two organizations i used to work at the b.b.c. t

the litvinenko case, magnitsky, khodorkovsky.human rights and the rule of law don't exist. they do. we should always be a champion of human rights, and we should address our differences candidly. but we should not allow them to divide and limit the whole relationship. it is in our interests and russia's to offer british companies new opportunities to trade and to invest. it's in our interest and russia's to support russia joining the world trade organization and to develop our partnership in sectors like science and innovation. shared prosperity is one of the best ways to ensure shared security. i simply refuse to accept that we have to choose between politics and trade. i believe we can advance both. here we are in the city of london, the center of world trade and commerce from commodities the currencies. this is the place the planet looks to to raise capital, to float a business, to set the price of goods which will power the world economy. know what the market on earth can match the city of london for the range in scale up its