who believe the indian is under threat meanwhile the people of luton see their town in the headlines because of extremists from. it cites the facts the towns and peace says the vast majority of military and ins live in harmony and a distressed by their homes image but we currently face in cakes and in harmony to stand quietly peacefully and sherry that they forced forced maturity is this town and in this country face to no police do no work so this organization we do not want them here to stalk a bomb as family claims england are turning him from a noble boy into a fanatic some points to unemployment and social deprivation as the reasons for the extremes found in luton passion plays the blame squarely at the doors of the government before nine eleven we never had these make these type of issues who this is develops is going to leaven the governor's foreign policy as we start with this up various iraq you know that you know an illegal war killing women children so i was all for going to afghanistan you know carpet bombing indiscriminately meanwhile was thousands of miles away make the

luton. was now take a look at some of the stories from around the world gunfire is returned i recall for largest city where four people have been killed in a security forces crackdown the country remains in deadlock was annoying point how are the spider losing last year's presidential election and the latest violence in comic con people set fire to tires and other debris as armed security forces patrol the streets it comes just hours after thousands marched in protest over government forces shooting seven women dad last week. in yemen is capital soldiers used tear gas and rubber bullets to deter student protests calling for the president to quit almost a hundred were injured many seriously when the army stormed the sinai university campus a few hour. earlier arrive broke out of the capital's main prison in which a dozen guards were taken hostage yemen has witnessed intense protests in recent weeks spurred on by events in egypt and tunisia. a million fish have turned of dad at a marina in cal

luton. well now is take a look at some other stories from around the world and a suicide bomber has struck at a funeral procession northwest pakistan killing at least thirty six and one thing over a hundred more of last was targeted at local and state taliban militia men who were there explosion comes a day after a car bomb killed twenty people and injured dozens and pakistan's third largest city isel about. dozens of exiled tibetan activists have been protesting outside the chinese embassy in india they took over the lawns outside how we secured amnesty were waving tibet flags they were quickly upper hand by police and taken to waiting buses it was organized by the bad news congress to mark the upcoming third anniversary of the two thousand and eight riots in tibet which killed twenty two sparked a wave of protests across western china. well before we get leaks invaded the headlines another website was busy exposing secrets but instead of classified information this whistleblower zooms in o

mosques hit jobs and how meet shops a scene straight from the bazaars of the orient but this is luton north of london home to some twenty five thousand muslims of british and origins one of them was time or. abdel better known now as the stockholm bomber abdul qadeer pash knew him and describes a volatile character rejected by the community at large when he was here he was challenged his ideology is thinking is we're challenged we challenged him and when we realized he wasn't we exposing to everybody every member of this of this muslims community he got up and walked out and we never saw him again the next day heard our childhood blown himself our kids wounded and that's just the latest claim to infamy for luton which is fast becoming known as a hotbed extremism breeds extremism and in steps the english defense league committed to protecting england from what they see as a wave of islam is a leader tommy robinson believes he's walking where others fear to tread we have called him mark. we've got grave concerns in our community and we need somebody to voice and in charge politicians ar

mosques hit jobs and how shops a scene straight from the police dogs of the orient but this is luton north of london home to some twenty five thousand muslims of british and other origins one of them was time or abdel wahab al abdel better know now as the stockholm bomber abdul qadeer pax knew him and described the volatile character rejected by the community at large where he was he was challenged his ideologies is thinking it would challenge we challenged him and when we realized he wasn't we exposing to everybody every member of this community he got up and walked out and we never saw him again the next they heard our abdullah had blown himself our pigs region and that's just the latest claim to infamy falutin which is fast becoming known as a hotbed of extremism the town's been linked to a variety of terrorist plots and elite british intelligence reports identified leeson as one of the main hubs of fanaticism in the country extremism breeds extremism and in steps the english defense league committed to protecting england from what they see as a wave of islam is a leader tommy rob

fanatic some points to unemployment in social deprivation as the reasons for the extremes found in luton packs lays the blame squarely at the doors of the government before nine eleven we never had these make these types of issues with the real story level because it was foreign policy that's what spock's willis up going to iraq you know you know an illegal war killing women children going to afghanistan you know carpet bombing indiscriminately meanwhile walls thousands of miles away make their presence felt in looted where every so often shopkeepers pulled up the town center and prepare for the hurrican of extremists and to pass three. minutes out. i'll be back with an update on my new stores and i mean time business is next with dmitri. thanks very much bill hello and welcome to business artsy a research of economic relations between russia and the united states was high on the agenda of joe biden's meeting with russian deputy prime minister well of which took place in russia's high tech scorecard how are things that are you know what's end of the session. both countries acknowledge th

heard our abdullah had blown himself our kids we did and that's just the latest claim to infamy for luton which is fast becoming known as a hotbed extremism breeds extremism and in steps the english defense league committed to protecting england from what they see as a wave of islam is a leader tommy robinson believes he's walking where others fear to tread. marking. with grave concerns in our community and we need somebody to voice them in terms of politicians and. a band so the a.d.l. kulu to their home although others say their roots are in football hooliganism they recently held the biggest ever march through the town ahead of which robinson says the police told him his life was in danger you have been in for years they may be appropriate if you leave the area for the foreseeable future the town of new sin has undeniable links to islamic extremism including most recently the stockade for much he spent time here and that in turn leads directly to the price of groups like the e.t.l. who believe being in pain you get on just right meanwhile the people at least and see their town in the h

north africa driving thousands of illegal immigrants to seek refuge in europe but the british town of luton is already struggling to deal with the tensions between a lot of muslim community and the natural. and a unifying issue or a new stumbling block i mean common ground over libya expected to be part of discussions during the u.s. vice president's visit to russia who'd seen as a chance to check on the progress of the reset in the relations between the two countries. up next libya's foreign minister tells our team who he thinks is true he thinks is driving the uprisings in the country and why global powers should see the situation for themselves before jumping into. the washer with. an instant start with the rumors about the initiative talks it's a moment gadhafi on the other side i'll be true. i don't believe in those rumors of course. since the beginning of the riots colonel gadhafi about talking about the possibility of dialogue with the protesters what they want to those proposals result and what can this dialogue possibly based on. power with. such a dialogue could take place on the

but this is luton north of london home to some twenty five thousand muslims of british and origins one of them was time or abdel wahab al abdel better known now as the stockholm bomber abdul khatib bashed knew him and describes a volatile character rejected by the community at large but he was here he was challenged he's arguably jesus thinkings were challenged we challenged him and when we realised he was we exposing to everybody every member of this muslim community. we walked out and we never saw them again the next they heard our abdel had blown himself our kids we did extremism breeds extremism and in steps the english different sneak committed to protecting england from what they see as a wave of islam is a leader tommy robinson believes he's walking where others fear to tread we have called him mark. we've got grave concerns in our community and we need somebody to voice and sometimes the politicians are not doing it. right then so the e.t.l. kulu to me their home all the others say their roots are in football hooliganism they recently held their biggest ever march through the t

fanatic some points to unemployment in social deprivation as the reasons for the extremes found in luton but backs lays the blame squarely at the top of the government before nine eleven we've never had these make these type of issues this is the events is not a level it was foreign policy actually spots will it stop going to iraq you know it you know illegal war killing women children so i was all for going to afghanistan you know carpet bombing indiscriminately meanwhile was thousands of miles away make their presence felt in looted where every so often shopkeepers boarded up the town center and prepare for the hurricane of extremism to pass three lure and it. turned out as some other stories making headlines across the globe thirty six people have been killed almost one hundred injured after a suicide bomber struck a funeral procession in pakistan witnesses say a teenager native himself as hundreds of anti taliban militia men met. the taliban has claimed responsibility saying it was in retaliation for the tribesmen in support of the government. serbia and kosovo are holding their firs

north africa is driving felons of illegal immigrants to seek refuge in europe the turkish town of luton is already struggling to deal with the tensions between the knowledge muslim community and angry nationalists. and russia's leader and the u.s. vice president find common ground on former stumbling blocks including moscow's accession to the w t o the world trade organization and a missile defense system in europe not seen as a sign of progress in the reset of relations between the two countries. but turns up today for a moment i'll be back with more about fifteen minutes from now in the meantime libya's foreign minister tells r.t. who is driving the uprisings in his country and why global powers should see the situation for themselves before they truly jumping the gun that's a special interview next on out in. the wash up on minister let's start with the rumors about the initiative after talks between moammar gadhafi and the other side i'll be true. i don't believe in those rumors. because. since the beginning of the riots colonel gadhafi about talking about the possibility of dialogu

from because i probably don't have a clue about islamic towns and cities but sounds that it's not luton where there are problems in permanent in bradford in leeds and in halifax everyone's been feeling the same we've had no voice we've had no one protecting us now and stand not standing up for us no one opposing this fascist or ideology there's masquerading as a religion that's walking across our country unchallenged and promote ensure our law personnel in high trees promoting extremism promoting homophobia promote some mettlesome all these different things are symptoms are coming from this religion and i need tackling and it's not my sister trying to talk about it and i want to ask you so peter when when when when organizations called for writing what's far right about our organization that's how i tell the media how media and analysts look at europe is nation and others are the national front for the other i don't mean about national front but all right i'm allowing you to express your opinion that's ok that's why we invited you on the program ok and we're not if i could go to you a l

fanatic some points to unemployments insatiable deprivation is the reason for the extremes found in luton pax lays the blame squarely at the doors of the government for you know the level of good ideas but these issues through this develops this nine eleven because it was foreign policy that's what spots really start going in iraq you know you know illegal war killing women children so i was all for going to afghanistan you know carpet bombing it's clearly been wild was thousands of miles away to make their presence felt it lead to where every so often shopkeepers boarded up the town center and prepare for the hurricane of extremism to pass three . artsy lisa. and we're here we have this place in england where tensions are flaring out i also must imagine what's going on right now in cairo egypt where muslims and christians are attacking each other kind of interesting it all started on the thought of romeo and juliet love affair between a muslim and a christian a report showing at least thirteen people were killed when a muslim are mob gone from christians who are protesting the think you

who believe the england danger is under threat meanwhile the people of luton see that town in the headlines because of extremists from both sides of the facts the town's m.e.p. says the course majority of lieutenants live in harmony and a distressed by their homes image but we can do this. and in harmony. point it really peacefully and show that the vast majority has to stand and. country face you don't believe he works at this station you know here he still came from his family claims england for turning him from a normal boy into a fanatic points to unemployment insatiable deprivation as the reasons for the extremes found in luton but backs lays the blame squarely at the top of the government for nine eleven we've never had this but the start of issues this is the event since nine eleven because it was foreign policy that's what sparked really start going into iraq you know you know illegal war killing women children so it's awful it's afghanistan you know carpet bombing indiscriminately meanwhile was thousands of miles away make their presence felt in lead said where every so often shopk

mosques hate jobs and how shops a scene straight from the bazaars of the orient but this is luton north of london home to some twenty five thousand muslims of british and other origins one of them was time or. better known now as the stockholm bomber abdul qadeer pax knew him and describes a volatile character rejected by the community at large but he was he was challenged his ideologies is think is we're challenged we challenged him we realized he was we exposing to everybody every member. of this person's community because we got upset because we walked out and we never saw them again the next they heard our load himself our kids we did and that's just the latest claim to infamy falutin which is fast becoming known as a hotbed of extremism the town's been linked to a variety of terrorist plots and the leaks british intelligence reports identified leeson as one of the main hopes of fanaticism in the country extremism breeds extremism and in steps the english defense league committed to protecting england from what they see is a wave of islam isn't he to tommy robinson believes he's wal

fanatic some points to unemployment in social deprivation as the reasons for the extremes found in luton but backs lays the blame squarely at the doors of the government before nine eleven we have never had these make these type of issues or this develops is going to let them go it was foreign policy that's what spots all this out there is iraq you know you know illegal war killing women children so i was up all going to afghanistan you know carpet bombing indiscriminately meanwhile walls thousands of miles away make their presence felt in looted where every so often shopkeepers boarded up the town center and prepare for the hurrican of extremism to pass three. one are some of the headlines from around the world in our world update for you the thirty six people have been killed and almost one hundred injured after a suicide bomber struck a funeral procession in pakistan witnesses say a teenager detonated himself as hundreds of taliban militia and you know the whole players the taliban has claimed responsibility saying it was in retaliation for the tribesmen support the government. after

fanatic some points to unemployment incisional deprivation as the reasons for the extremes found in luton but backs lays the blame squarely at the top of the government before nine eleven we ever had these make these type of issues this is the votes is going to leaven the governor's foreign policy actually spots will it stop going to iraq you know if you know an illegal war killing women children so i was all for going to afghanistan you know carpet bombing indiscriminately meanwhile was thousands of miles away make their presence felt in looted where every so often shopkeepers boarded up the town center and prepare for the hurrican of extremism to pass through nor ever it. turns out to take for the moment i'll be back with a recap of our main stories in just over five minutes from now and retelling the business update with dimitri that's coming up shortly stay with us live here in moscow. phil thank you very much hello welcome to business r.t. a reset of economic relations between russia and the united states was high on the agenda of joe biden's meeting with russian deputy prime ministe

north africa driving thousands of illegal immigrants to seek refuge in europe but the british town of luton already struggling to deal with its tensions between a large muslim community an angry national. and a unifying issue or a new stumbling block finding common ground over libya expected to be part of discussions during u.s. vice president's visit to russia it's seen as a chance to check on the progress of the reset of relations between the two countries. next spotlight meets the russian prime minister's spokesman to discuss the impact on the country's energy sector in the light of the arab unrest that's coming your way next. hello again and welcome to spark like the interview shelf artsy heilbrun of them today my guest in the studio is dimitri it's called. europe has long been trying to find alternative energy roads to secure gas clocks viewing the new russian proposal with uncertainty but the recent visit a lot of reporting paid to brussels following the dramatic events in the arab east has shown that the european energy sector investors are returning to russia to what degree is this

africa is driving thousands of illegal immigrants to seek refuge in europe but the british town of luton is already struggling to deal with the tensions between a large muslim community and angry nationalists. and russia's leader in the u.s. vice president find common ground on informal stumbling blocks including succession to the world trade organization and a missile defense system in europe and if it had also ratified a law allowing the u.s. to transit military quitman through russia on its way to afghanistan seen as another sign of progress in the recess of relations between the two. love you got caught with more news for in less than half an hour from now in the meantime spotlight the russian prime minister's spokesman to discuss the impact on the country's energy sector in the. rest that's next. hello again are welcome to spotlight the interview shop on r.t.e. i'll bring our ben today my guest in the studio here is dimitri scott. europe has long been trying to find alternative energy roads to secure yes trucks viewing the new russian problems with uncertainty but the recent visit v

africa is driving thousands of illegal immigrants to seek refuge in europe and the british town of luton is already struggling to deal with the tensions between a large muslim community and angry nationalists. and russia's leader in the u.s. vice president to find common ground on former stumbling blocks including most of his accession to the world trade organization and a missile defense system in europe and from a financial say ratified unknown to us to transit military equipment through russia on its way to afghanistan seen as another sign of progress in the reset of relations between the two. i'll be back with more developments more news in less than thirty minutes from now in the meantime cross-talk focuses on the place that saudi arabia occupies in the storm upon wresting gulf in the middle east and north africa debate next on our team. will. review the latest in science and technology from. we've got the future coverage. you can. follow in welcome to cross talk i hear all about the growing sandstorm in the arab middle east as change sweeps the region to saudi arabia immune to outs

north africa driving thousands of illegal immigrants to seek refuge in europe but the british town of luton is already struggling to deal with the tensions between a large muslim community and nationalists. and unifying issue for a new stumbling block finding common ground over libya expected to be part of discussions during u.s. vice president joe biden's visit to russia it's seen as a chance to check on the progress of the reset of relations between the two countries. next crosstalk focuses on the place saudi arabia occupies in the storm about arrest engulfing the middle east and north africa is coming up. you can. blow in welcome to our song i'm peter a little the growing sandstorm in the arab middle east as change sweeps the region to saudi arabia immune to outside influences u.s. president barack obama says he supports democracy and the aspirations of the people does this apply to the kingdom of saudi. king. to discuss the situation in saudi arabia i'm joined by ali alyami in washington he is the executive director of the center for democracy and human rights in saudi arabia in dubai w

was from because they probably have a clue about islamic towns and see that it sounds that it's not luton where there are problems in birmingham in bradford in leeds and in halifax everyone's been feelin the same we've had no voice we've had no one protecting us and i won't stand not standing up for us and i want to pose in this fascist or ideology that's masquerading as a religion let's walk across our country on tremont and promote ensure our law in high treats promoting extremism promoting homophobia promoting on is some some medicine all these different things are symptoms are coming from this religion and they need tackling and it's not racist to try and talk about and i want to ask you so when when when when i was. writing what for boy about our organization that's how i tell the media how media and analysts look at europe is asian and others are the national front in events very big media there and i know nothing about national front but all right i'm allowing you to express your opinion that's ok that's why we invited you on the program ok edward not because i could go to you a lo