and lucy catherine of. well despite mounting international criticism against the american drone program it appears as though the u.s. has picked its next target and this one is an american citizen dissociative press has confirmed with four u.s. officials that the u.s. is now targeting an unnamed american who is believed to be an al qaeda facilitator and who is actively planning attacks on american citizens overseas officials are now in the process of building a case against the man to prove that a drone strike against him is legal constitutional and necessary the justice department will then present the president with a formal review and the president will have a final say now this newest information comes less than a year after president obama promised americans more strict drone regulations and a national defense speech for the record i do not believe it would be constitutional for the government to target and kill any u.s. citizen with a drone or with a shotgun without due process but when a u.s. citizen

of foreigners moving to switzerland but some warn it could backfire on the economy as artie's lucy catherine off has been finding out. welcome to switzerland breathtaking views plentiful jobs and low taxes it's no surprise that the streets here are growing more crowded some eighty thousand new residents arrive each year a significant number for a country of just eight million our industry our economy needs immigration to a certain point but everybody under and miss underestimated the situation the number of people coming these much much higher than anywhere else in the world on sunday switzerland will ask its citizens whether to reintroduce quotas for immigration from abroad including e.u. members although itself not a part of the blog switzerland has signed on to the e.u. rules on freedom of movement if passed the initiative would pit the swiss against an angry brussels but supporters aren't worried the swiss parties said the swiss said the political elite they were very enthusiastic about joining the european union ten years ago. but people changed they saw the disadvantages they saw the i

reporting in outer wash germany and lucy catherine of all people in that small town are forced out of their home a spy a coal company someone long been pushed out of theirs by a growing inequality. the findings show how the purchasing power of a wealthy or middle is increasingly pushing the most desirable neighborhoods out of the reach of middle class cling on whose salaries have failed to keep pace over the past forty years the policies have created this enormous gulf this enormous split so these cling on just seems like. they're trying to cling on to having some modicum of middle class existence are being beamed out of out of out of the place gold and it's not really a middle class at all it's just being split right down the middle so you've got the tops of the operant and then you've got the everyone else the losers are being forced out of this median london area code where all of the easy money being printed by the subtle bank is available for terms undisclosed and nontransparent. and some more world news lebanese media report that israeli jets have attacked the hezbollah position

in switzerland and lucy catherine of the israeli army says the number of people willing to serve in combat units is falling forcing the government to look for new ways to try and fatten their ranks paula samir reports now on the sudden role of the media. these really army has a new fight on its hand numbers in combat units are down potential recruits are shying away from signing up fighting it seems has lost its glamour the i.d.f. is concerned it's circulating videos like this online that celebrate the strength of the israeli fighter in this one a weight lifter put claims he's strong. as is the i.d.f. this elderly man is drinking strong coffee and this teenage girl is pounding strongly on drums both clips and with a catchphrase sound the idea is strong surely cause smiles when he watches the videos the twenty five year old served in golani one of israel's most prestigious fighting brigades he spent two and a half years in and out of gaza a close friend of his was killed there in the line of duty like others he's asking of serving in combat was the right decision as it is sure what i did is

afghanistan a country that's once again could be up for grabs reporting in washington for our team i'm lucy catherine. a quick look now at some of the world stories that we have for you today scuffles in athens have broken out between the riots police and protesters who were in rage by a gathering of right wing golden dawn party supporters officers you see are gas and stun grenades to disperse the troublemakers there were several arrests after left us rioters spotted an attack the man carrying the group flying the golden dawn rally was commemorates in the deaths of three navy officers which brought greece and turkey to the brink of war it was back in one nine hundred ninety six. millions of voters in thailand are heading to the polls for a general election that's been beset by months of answer government violence protestors have been calling for the prime minister to step aside so that widespread political reforms can be conducted that was sparked by fear she was forcing through an amnesty to let her exhausted brother packing for the country reelection violence. than a gunfire injured at least seven

economy as well as on relations with the country's european neighbors reporting in burn for r t and lucy catherine of. its width. and its attempts to do with the growing discontent of you're a skeptic the british immigration minister has resigned and revelation didn't have permission to walk in the u.k. this condo. only deepens the nationwide debate on the influx of foreign walk is just two weeks after bracing lifted restrictions on bug areas and very manias under a million so would a film and the piece as in the wider context the outcome of this with a referendum was predictable the swiss are perfectly entitled to to pass this legislation. there's absolutely no problem with that as far as the european union's concerned but of course there's no such thing as a free lunch why have they done it and i think it's partly if you want a reaction to it if you want the media and the fact it was whipped up in switzerland by a party on the extreme right we're seeing that across the european union it's like either in the european elections in france and in holland in in the united kingdom least that the far r

afghanistan a country that's once again could be up for grabs reporting in washington for our team i'm lucy catherine. now snapshot of some of today's world news scuffles in athens have broken out between riot police and anti-fascist protesters who were enraged by gathering of right wing golden dawn party supporters officers used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse the troublemakers there were several arrests after a leftist riot or spot of an attacked a man carrying a green flag the gold on the railway was commemorating the deaths of three navy officers which brought greece and turkey to the brink of war in one thousand nine hundred ninety six. protesters in thailand are making is there a presence felt of a general election that's already been beset by months of anti-government violence they forced the closure of polling stations and more than a third of its constituencies by disrupting the delivery of ballots and directing blockades anti-government demonstrators have been calling for the prime minister to quit to enable widespread political reforms and grass was sparked by fears she was forcing

reporting in outer wash germany i'm lucy catherine of and coming up next is breaking the set with host abby martin here r.t. international. judy cox a utah mother out of spite but an entire line of t. shirts at a popular chain store after a local mall the reason that she bought them was because she feels that the images of nearly naked women on them violate her local towns decency code she wants to make it clear though that she feels the store has the right to sell this type of shirt just not displayed in an exterior window ultimately her plan is to return the shirts on day fifty nine of the store's sixty limit let's hope for her sake they don't have a no return policy i bring this up because this is a great example of a nonviolent form of protest that actually works cause the scandal and more importantly it will make the company lose a few dollars technically the girls on the shirts aren't even fully exposed believe me i checked thoroughly and i would even call them r. rated by local communities have the right to be more conservative than the rest of the nation if they want to be and

more economic consequences than the country bargained for reporting for r t in switzerland and lucy catherine of. now the latest edward snowden leaks detail how u.k. intelligence stops nothing when trying to get the information it needs i reports accuse the british intelligence agents of using sex cyber attacks and propaganda to get to the full story for you right now aleksey dot com why is that i have a look at this as well the rover curiosity it captures an image of planet earth taken directly from the surface of the red planet of the photos for you right now out on t. dot com. let's get to. some of the global headlines now a russian woman is reportedly being killed along with another person in a train derailment in the french alps it was traveling from the coastal city of nice officials say the train came off the tracks off to a boulder smashed into one of the cars injuring nine other passengers emotions the service is now at the scene and rescue operations continue. iran has resumed talks with the un's nuclear watchdog on its atomic program the country's media says one of the issues is th

afghanistan a country that's once again could be up for grabs reporting in washington for our team i'm lucy catherine now washington to spend billions of waging war in afghanistan since two thousand and one it has cost the u.s. taxpayer just under eight hundred billion dollars and there are some bills still to come every american soldier serving in afghanistan this year will cost an average two point one million dollars more than sound billion dollars worth of equipment isn't going to be shipped back so we'll have to be decommissioned and use thirty four billion million rather dollar military h.q. will not be used and is now reportedly going to be demolished we spoke to jerry of on dike a terrorism consultant and a former prisoner of the taliban you think the u.s. is not able to contain the group which continues to bolster its ranks. it is a continuous war for over twenty years they have continued to fight some of them and since the american invasion in october fifth two thousand and one they have if anything increased their their ability to attack their holding forth the united states even with its

i'm lucy catherine. twenty fourteen could have told the and have direct u.s. military involvement in afghanistan but private security contractors are still likely to be left behind one company formerly known as blackwater operated in iraq until accusations their employees killed armed civilians back in two thousand and seven actually sophie shevardnadze spoke to erik prince who founded the firm you've said that your men were guards not investigators stationed to kill and check the policy and that's from your book that's a direct quote what gave you the right to behave in that way. well look there is there are there performing a defensive mission so you know every day between iraq and afghanistan the company did more than one hundred thousand missions protective missions and no one under our care was ever killed or injured and each time there was a and event where our men had to use their weapons it was documented and of all those times it to use the weapons it still comes out to less than one half of one percent. of those of those incidents so the idea that th

and lucy catherine of. now to some of our online stories occur sede in the british capital has yardy dot com to find out why so-called christian patrols are alarming officials and london also there are some catching food aerial stands at this year's singapore air show how to our in motion section for all these highlights. right to see. first street. and i think the true. on our reporters with their. instrument. to be in the. now to some other news from around the world and up to four people have been killed in clashes between rival pro-government and opposition protesters in venezuela's capital caracas armed supporters of president the dewar reportedly opened fire on student protesters a police officer and the leader of a pro-government group were among the fatalities it's the worst unrest the country has seen since last year's post-election riots. pakistan a suicide bomber has round bomb a laden car into a police bus killing eleven of the officers the incident took place outside a police academy in the sou

more economic consequences than the country bargained for reporting for r t in switzerland and lucy catherine of. the latest edward snowden leaks detail how you can tell agents stops nothing when trying to get the information it so desperately needs and reports accuse british agents of using sex cyber attacks and propaganda to get to that targets the full story and all the gory details right now on our website. i want you this story as well the maas rover curiosity capturing an image of planet earth taken directly from the surface of the red planet you can look at the pictures right now at odyssey dawn. well thanks for joining us here on r.t. international i'm up next travel to the cracked streets of downtown l.a. neighborhood some referred to was only a black hole of society though if you're watching us in the u.k. you're going on the ground with. the first recreational marijuana shops are now open in colorado finally the question of what effect legal marijuana will have on the american public can be answered with real world experience you know there are a lot of people out there with strong

more economic consequences than the country bargained for reporting forty in switzerland and lucy catherine of. and we come with you live from moscow is the latest edward snowden leaks detail how you came teligent stops at nothing when trying to get the information it needs reports accuse the british intelligence agency of using sex cyber attacks on propaganda to get to the targets the full story for you right now if you dot com. why is there another one for you now the mars rover curiosity captures an image of planet earth taken directly from the surface of the red planet those exclusive photographs for you now on the web site. but for now on the program the israeli army says the number of people willing to serve in combat units is falling forcing the government to look for new ways to try and improve things and the media has been called on to help and now t.v. commercials praising military service have become the latest recruiting weapon all the survey reports. these really army has a new fight on its hand and numbers in combat units are down potential recruits are shying away from signin

more economic consequences than the country bargained for reporting for r t in switzerland and lucy catherine of. some more news making headlines around the world in turkey right police a fired water cannon and tear gas at hundreds of demonstrators in the stumbles main square the protesters threw stones and firecrackers as they rallied against new legislation they say will tighten government control of the internet others were calling on government leaders to step down put on facebook were widely used by enter government protesters during the demonstrations last year. two women one from russia other another from france were killed and about twenty people were injured in a train derailment in the french alps the accident occurred while traveling from the coastal city of nice officials say falling rocks crashed onto one of the cars and snow conditions that hampered rescue effort. tokyo has issued its first heavy snowfall warning in thirteen years after three people died and more than five hundred were injured in snow related accidents across japan hundreds of flights have been canceled public t

more economic consequences than the country bargained for reporting fourteen in switzerland and lucy catherine of. take a look now at some other global headlines the evacuation has started dozens of civilians were been trapped in the besieged syrian city of homs for a year and a half buses filled with women and children ferried at least eighty three people from the area after an uneasy cease fire between rival sides came into effect a pause in the fighting the first visible result of the geneva two talks trying ending the country's civil war thousands or millions remain in the besieged city you know without food or medicine. in brazil a world cup stadium worker has been killed in a construction accident the portuguese national struck on the head while dismantling a crane becoming the. third person to die at the site and the sixth overall fatalities causing concerns about working conditions in the build up to the event many brazilians are unhappy with the huge cost of the world cup while they say social services remain underfunded. at least eighteen people dead in argentina after a bus crashed

economy as well as on relations with the country's european neighbors reporting in burn for r t i'm lucy catherine o. . now switzerland is not the only european country sounding the alarm over immigration in fact a sharp debate is underway in britain over restricting the rights of romanians and bulgarians to work in the u.k. with the prime minister taking a very tough stance on that germany is polarized as well where members of the ruling coalition say immigrants seeking benefits should be sent home starting this year people from bulgaria and romania have gained full access to the e.u. job markets. coming up one crime doesn't necessarily mean a punishment. and very. smart. like with a freezer there were things. coming up we had to norway's most humane prison with fluffy towels and library and even cooking courses no surprise then that no one's ever tried to escape that's after the break. i marinate join me. in that impartial and financial commentary interviews and much much. only on the best and only. caught up in the middle of an environmental disaster people in central arkansas in the us are fin

in switzerland and lucy catherine of. the quick look now at some other global news and bring you the aid convoys are about to enter the long besieged syrian city of homs on the second day of a cease fire on friday buses loaded with women and children ferried at least eighty three people from the area after an uneasy truce between rival sides came into effect a pause as the fighting in the fighting was the fast visible result of the geneva two peace talks to try and end the country's civil war thousands of civilians are still thought to remain in the be safe city without food or medicine. and in brazil a world cup stadium worker has been killed in a construction accident the portuguese national was hit on the head while dismantling a crane and became the third person to die at this building site and the sixth overall if that's how it is a cause and concerns about what i think conditions in the build up to the event many brazilians are unhappy about the huge cost of the world cup while social services remain severe. defende

and lucy catherine of. the immigration issue one has been polarizing europe would be wealthy and states fearing an influx of workers from eastern european countries far right parties have been gaining power in france the netherlands and norway in recent years all supporting tough to immigration policies and in countries like the u.k. and germany the most pressing issue is the lifting of barriers for workers from bourg area and rumania britain's prime minister went as far as threatening to veto any new countries from joining the e.u. and less time immigration restrictions are put in place and to discuss the repercussions of the referendum in switzerland we're now joined live by a gluten food he's a former and he mr green ford welcome to the very nice to see here we know that the swiss government buying as well as businesses all rejected the bill but so many people didn't why do you saying people think differently. well i mean first let me be clear i mean the swiss are perfectly entitled to to pass this legis

afghanistan a country that once again could be up for grabs reporting in washington for our team i'm lucy catherine. and coming up on arts he will look a water whites the speed skaters and the soft shoe we had to the stunning adler stadium to try it out before the olympics. last made super hobo o'brien need swap of superhero who lives on the streets while cleaning up criminals that and more still ahead. look right from the scene playing. first tribute and i think picture. on our reporter's twitter. instagram. to be in the cold cold. choose your language killing spree killer though if you're going to kill some of. the kids that can sense your click and. choose the opinions that immigrate to. choose to stories could impact your life choose to be accessed through. good leverage. to build on the most sophisticated which on fleet leave doesn't give a darn about anything mission to teach me why you should care about humans. this is why you should. only. community board alone more than somewhere around two hundred children all for them they also found that child abusers convicted child abusers got access

afghanistan a country that's once again could be up for grabs reporting in washington for our team i'm lucy catherine. time now for snapshots of some of today's world news we start in greece where scuffles in athens have broken out between riot police and the fascist protesters they were raged by a gathering of golden dawn party supporters officers used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse the troublemakers there were several arrests after leftists rioters spotter than attacked a man carrying a greek fly the golden dawn rally will commemorate in the deaths of three navy officers which brought greece and turkey to the brink of war in one thousand nine hundred six. millions of voters in thailand are heading to the polls for a general election. government violence protestors have been calling for the prime minister to step aside so that widespread political reforms can be conducted that was sparked by fear she was forced into an amnesty to let her go back into the country pre-election violence. gunfire injured at least seven people at a rally. in the nation's mts in the has erupted again killing at le

in switzerland and lucy catherine of the latest edward snowden leaks detail how u.k. intelligence stops at nothing when trying to get the information it needs reports accuse british agents of using sex cyber attacks and propaganda to get to their targets for story for you right now on r.t. dot com also while you're there the mars rover curiosity captures an image of our planet earth taken directly from the surface of the red planet those pictures also for you right now on the website. for now the israeli army says the number of people willing to serve in combat units is falling forcing the government to look for new ways to try and fatten their ranks and now the media is being called on to help as paula severe reports. these really army has a new fight on its hand and numbers in combat units are down potential recruits are shying away from signing not fighting it seems has lost its glamour the i.d.f. is concerned it's circulating videos like this online that celebrate the strength of israeli fighter in this one a week if to put claims his strong soldiers are as is the

and lucy catherine of. berwyn is your event i said new york my mistake now this past week we had many outstanding guess so it was difficult for us to make a best given the wealth of information delivered by our guests but we've done it we've accomplished that and we have three amazing clips through from economist paul craig roberts professor annot at money and investment banker chris whelan take a look. i started off by asking roberts if he thought the us whatever default on its debt obligations here's what he had to say. look forward to it can print the money right there either. the us. is a dodge sure we can always pay the spot. all that money printing may go to our inflation and shoot the real value of the body great fall dramatically but there's no chance of them all or all the danger. the country traces. will be exchanged where you call that. lose its role as world reserve currency you see being the reserve currency is extremely important it means you can pay your bills simply by pretty money i mean ot

communications network is designed to prevent user data from leaking across that land to but as always lucy catherine of reports the task could prove far more difficult than it seems. keeping european online communications within europe it's an idea that's gained traction amid revelations of widespread u.s. buying and now the german chancellor is on board. talk of european providers that offer security for our citizens so that one shouldn't have to send e-mails and other information across the atlantic rather one could build up a communication network inside europe that. the size and scope of american surveillance has outraged european leaders especially on glimmered cole who cell phone was allegedly tapped although germany is one of america's closest allies documents leaked by the former n.s.a. contractor edward snowden show it was treated as a third class partner spied on at levels similar to china and saudi arabia to put that in perspective the n.s.a. watched twenty million german phone connections and ten million internet data sets on an average day tapping only two million connections in france

in switzerland and lucy catherine of wired to turkey for the r.t. wild update now where riot police used water cannons and tear gas at hundreds of demonstrators in istanbul crowds to hold firecrackers and stones of protesting legislation which critics able to tighten government controls on the internet others calling on leaders to resign twitter and facebook being widely used by protesters to spread the word during demonstrations last year. a russian woman has been killed along with another person in a train derailment in the french alps it was travelling from the city of nice officials say a boulder smashed into one of the cars injuring nine. the israeli army says the number of people willing to serve in combat units is falling forcing the government to look for new ways to try and fatten their ranks paula slip reports on the sudden role of the media. these really army has a new fight on its hand and numbers in combat units are down potential recruits are shying away from signing up for fighting it seems has lost its glamour the i.d.f. is concerned

i'm lucy catherine. washington has spent billions waging war in afghanistan since two thousand and one it has cost the u.s. taxpayer just under eight hundred billion dollars and here are some bills still to come every american soldier serving in afghanistan this year will cost an average two point one million dollars more than seven billion dollars worth of equipment isn't going to be shipped back so will have to be decommissioned and a new thirty four million dollar military h.q. will not be used as is now reportedly going to be demolished former british special forces officer richard williams says the u.s. drawdown means the afghan government will have no choice but to reach a deal with the taliban. president karzai. those who have seen with him as they approach these next elections. and his supporters and those who he is supporting in the elections need to do a deal with the taliban going forward in twenty fifteen the taliban in certain provinces the conflict provinces in the south certainly will be t

and lucy catherine. well you probably heard the expression out to lunch or on vacation when it comes to someone who is missing in action some would say that expression also seems to be fitting for congress which is seemingly becoming less effective and passing legislation the president takes a look at what congress is actually doing with its time. congress and that a new record though not for doing anything remotely good of it for taking privately funded trips as in trips paid by others who can then hold influence over the people writing the laws that affect our lives according to a new report by legit storm a capitol hill nonprofit last year congress and their staff broke the record for taking the most privately funded trips since restrictions were put in place in two thousand and seven under what is hilariously called the honest leadership and open government act they are lawmakers and staff members made nearly nineteen hundred trips costing more than six million dollars in twenty thirteen israel it wa

and lucy catherine of. more news for you in about thirty five minutes from now up next though it's worlds apart with host unemployed. a transit route to vnukovo report your best way to the heart of mosco. a satanic group wants to erect a statue to the lord of darkness in oklahoma city which is the logical name capital of oklahoma the satanists want to build the monument of a goat headed devil in or despite a monument to the ten commandments that was put up in two thousand and twelve yet they maybe should have put up of honor into the ten commandments on public property but does that mean that satanists nazis the other wackos have the right to put up their own twisted monuments well that is it depends on how you look at things technically it was to liberalism everyone's beliefs by law are equal even if ninety nine people are christian and they cannot impose on that one poor satanist which sounds nice but in reality that means that those ninety nine christians have to tolerate a monument to the infernal maste

and lucy catherine of. now for some other news making global headlines in venezuela a pro-government protests are interested in activist one you can see right here have been killed following massive protests in the capital caracas unidentified man on motorcycles reportedly carried out the killings eighty people were arrested this thousands marched through the city calling for the government to resign over high levels of crime and corruption. bombs have gone off at the same time in a marketplace in the iraqi capital baghdad killing five people the attacks also wounded more than a dozen people and this comes as fierce fighting continues between government forces and al qaeda militants who have taken control of large parts of the country since december. and our coming up right in the sights with abby martin to stay with us. transit route to vnukovo report your best way to the heart of moscow. ten a group wants to erect a statue to the lord of darkness in oklahoma city which is the logical name capital of oklah

and lucy catherine of. so now to some other stories making global headlines a car bomb exploded near a heavily fortified airport and somalis in somalia's capital mogadishu killing three and wounding five police say the device was detonated remotely mortars have been fired in the city over the last week sparking fears of a return to violence. in venezuela a pro-government protester into student activist one of them seen here on video who were killed after a massive protests in the capital caracas unidentified men on motorcycles reportedly carried out the killings eighty people arrested as thousands marched through the city calling for the government to resign over a high levels of corruption and crime. a huge winter storm is swept across the southern u.s. moving northeast delaying thousands of flights in and forcing drivers to abandon their vehicles some thirty centimeters of snow dumped on the capital washington d.c. before heading north to new york the storm system previously struck the poorly prepared sou

afghanistan a country that's once again could be up for grabs reporting in washington for our team i'm lucy catherine well let's look at said the money has been spent washington spent billions of what would you want to start since two thousand and one it's cost the u.s. taxpayer just under eight hundred billion dollars and there are more bills to come as well every american soldiers serving in afghanistan annually will cost on average two point one million dollars more than seven billion dollars worth of equipment isn't going to be shipped back either that have to be decommissioned are the new thirty four million dollars military age queue is not going to be used that's reportedly now going to be demolished instead we spoke to. terrorism consultant also former prisoner of the taliban he told us he thinks the u.s. is not able to contain the group which continues to bolster its ranks. it's a continuous war for over twenty years they have continued to fight some of them and since the american invasion in october fifth two thousand and one they have it's anything increased their their ability to attack t

and lucy catherine of. berlin's you then i said new york my mistake now this passage we had many outstanding guest so it was difficult for us to make a best given the wealth of information delivered by our guests but we've done it with a compass that and we have three amazing clips through from economist paul craig roberts professor annot and money and investment banker chris whelan take a look. i started off by asking roberts if he thought the us whatever default on its debt obligations here's what he had to say. bill that would have thought because it can print the money right away that. the u.s. its debt isn't dollars so we can always pay a spot no all the money printing may cause inflation and so the real value of the bod may fall dramatically but there's no chance of them defaulting all or all the bonds the danger the country face it. will the dollars exchanged our new collapse. lose its role as world reserve currency you see being the reserve currency is extremely important it means you can pay your b

economy as well as on relations with the country's european neighbors reporting in burn for r t i'm lucy catherine o. . international comes to life from moscow a nearly a year after a pipeline rupture caused a massive oil spill in the u.s. state of arkansas or the locals are still suffering dizziness headaches and nausea and the cleanup began almost immediately the other didn't stop the people they're moving out to safer areas guy nature can went for a visit. almost a year after two hundred thousand gallons of heavy crude spilled onto their streets residents of mayflower in arkansas are striving to leave the town here in mayflower for sale signs are everywhere almost every house on the street is on sale before the spill this was a place where people wanted to move in to enjoy the beautiful nature around many didn't even know there was a pipeline running under their houses and now they just want out many have already left and jerrel one of them i tried to stay here i tried to just be away you know as much as i could but if it rained i could not stay here because it would all seep through the. all a

and lucy catherine of. you might not agree but taste this lack that's high in protein at least the star further explains that's how inmates in the u.k. prison have started to think about the humble cockroach. trials on the hit t.v. show i'm a celebrity get me out of here where celebrities are encouraged to be disgusting dishes has inspired a whole host of creepy crawly cullen re experiences this restaurant in london serving up locusts and crickets among other things on its many but it seems it's not just london customers that have a taste for the unusual according to prisoners magazine inside time one inmate claimed in a letter that prisoners had been trying cockroaches of the watching the t.v. show inside time say the letter read my favorite snack to supplement the poor and me go to prison diet is cockroaches there are many cockroaches here and the best way to catch them is by placing empty crisp packets on the floor and turning the lights out letter went on to say cockroaches have a nutty taste so when yo

and lucy catherine of. so some other news from around the world now thousands of people in southeast england have been left without electricity have to severe storms and flooding one elderly man has been killed by falling power cable officials earlier issued red alerts for the worst affected areas which have seen major travel disruptions severe flood warnings remain in place for parts of south or in england and forecasters expect more. tomorrow. up to four people have been killed in clashes between rival pro-government and opposition protesters in venezuela capital caracas armed supporters of president to do or over the course of me opened fire on student protesters a police officer and the leader of a pro-government group were among the victims it's the worst unrest the country has seen since last year's post-election riots a correspondent from our sister channel r.t. spanish experienced the turmoil at first hand. you. know. that's something. that was going to carry. her crew from our to spanish were on th

in switzerland i'm lucy catherine of take a look now at some other stories making global headlines aid convoys about to enter the long besieged syrian city of holmes on the second day of a cease fire friday buses loaded with women and children ferried at least eighty three people from the area after an uneasy truce between arrival sides came into effect a pause in the fighting was the first visible result of the geneva two talks to try ending the civil war there thousands of civilians still thought to remain in the besieged city without access to food or medicine. in brazil a world cup stadium worker killed in a construction accident a portuguese national hit on the head while dismantling a brain becoming the third person to. die at the sight and the sixth overall atallah he's causing concerns about working conditions in the build up to the event many brazilians unhappy they say about the huge cost of the games while the social services they say remain severely underfunded. at least eighteen people dead in argentina after a bus crashed into a lorry in the western city of mendoza the tr

for now the fate of at least one giraffe hangs in the balance reporting in berlin germany and lucy catherine of offers to accommodate morris are not coming in from russia the leader of the chechen republic took to instagram to condemn the killing of the first year off and to tell users he's ready to take in the second also well known russian animal trainer at a posh knee said he's ready to foot the cost of finding a new home for myers in the russians are. british counterterrorism units are on high alert after reports that are u.k. citizen carried out a suicide bombing in syria officers are searching the house of the suspect who left his wife and three children behind to join the rebel forces in the war torn states are tiscali boyko is following the story. facts are sometimes stranger than fiction this is the street where abdul wahid the first suspected british suicide bomber in syria is alleged to have lived it's called martyrs avenue the forty one year old man that lived here is suspected of carrying out a suicide bombing in a truck in the city of aleppo last week after joining the al qaida

and lucy catherine of. so some other news now from around the world thousands of people in southeast england have been left without electricity after severe storms and flooding one elderly man has been killed by a fall and power cable officials earlier issued rather alerts for the worst affected areas which have seen major travel disruptions severe floods warnings remain in place for parts of south of england and forecasters expect more torrential rains tomorrow. in pakistan a suicide bomber has the bomb laden the car into a police boss killing thirteen officers the incident took place outside a police academy in the south of the city of karachi more than forty people many of them civilians were injured in the blast the city has been plagued by secretary and political violence for years with frequent attacks on security forces. up to four people have been killed in clashes between viable pro government and opposition protesters and venezuela's capital caracas armed supporters of prize the reports of the ope