but it's give you an extra push discuss where this is going to go what is going to mean with martin mccauley russian analysts and all for a the market thanks for your time so two sides of this one is what it's going to mean internally politically except for the people inside russia the other kind of we're more interested in especially in r.t. international people watch this more good i mean abroad so is it a way for a broader to be more the same old same old. apparently difficult relations with america not only with britain eccentric stature all something different happen over the next six years some people are kind of weary of it i know we get people writing in to us going oh you guys what's happening what's the answer is going to make any difference what do you think. it will make a difference because his vote this time was about ten percent above twenty twelve so therefore if you like that gives you more legitimacy in other words he's a strong man. and. so you know strong putin means a strong russia and that's the message with the whole world now heard and they all know that putin is goin

and author and political analyst martin mccauley it was talk about a sense good to see you on the line yet we don't know what's happening here this go overseas a checkered colorful whatever you want to call it passed he was jailed for thirteen years in two thousand and six he did russia then there was that prisoner pardon it seems his wife died by certain reports lately may have fallen on hard times we don't know but we apparently the story is he was found disorientated on a bench with a female companion but of course the headlines already doing the russian spy poisoned lying over in the u.k. but i guess that was to be expected even though the facts aren't out yet. of course because immediately when you find a russian. f.s.b. curdle. to take him to hospital they immediately think of vials and the litvinenko and his assassination in two thousand and six and the question will be did he ingest polonium was did he get polonium into this body and if it did how did it through his body because he was apparently in the middle of small very out in the open on a park bench did somebody grow up w

we can speak now to the russia analyst martin mccauley who is the author of russia, america and the coldnt responses from amber rudd and borisjohnson about how they view this. amber rudd saying we've got to wait for the evidence before jumping to conclusions but many mps had already made up their minds who was behind this. i'm afraid they had because the russia complain about brusher phobia, the british press wanting bad press about russia, and it has to be the thought of the kremlin so they feel persecuted and don't take it seriously. it is an anti—russia campaign. in this country, it is a very serious issue. many of them would say that is history here, that the russians have form and moscow has form in this kind of thing. you can go back to the stalin years with the murder of trotsky and people like that and after the war, and of course litvinienko in 2006. people say immediately, oh, it is in fact litvinienko mark two and if you look for polonium 210, it isn't there, it isa for polonium 210, it isn't there, it is a new agent which they say they know but they are not revealing what it

we discussed the story with political analyst and author martin mccauley. immediately when you find the russian. f.s.b. curdle. to take him to hospital they immediately think of i was on the litvinenko and his association in two thousand and six mongolia or prove or. book in a faster way from the like that it would get a mention of footnote on page six of the newspaper and then you pass it on but once you put the word russian in front of somebody who will take it all spittle you can spin you can spin the story if you like because the public love a spy scandal in the cause it's it's for the for the media sources in the u.k. mergence the services have been quoted as saying the former spy may have suffered a prescription drug overdose his symptoms apparently pointed to the use of a powerful painkiller called fentanyl it is a hundred times stronger than the heroin and has a similar influence on the body overdoses caused at least sixty deaths in the u.k. in two thousand and seventeen former m i five officer any machine and gave us her views on the case. this mig

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later and russia will wait for that but at present the action will be diplomatic or for russia as martin mccauley thanks to live on the program tonight. thank you. facebook's mark zuckerberg took a series of newspaper ads in the u.s. and britain on sunday apologizing for his failure to protect users data he says the company will now do its best to ensure it doesn't happen again a poll conducted for reuters meantime in the us last week suggest that facebook is the least trusted major american tech company now only forty one percent of respondents said that they had faith in that social network following the recent scandal several i.t. specialist claim that facebook doesn't only store data which uses of posted on its websites or ups it also gathers contact lists call logs and even text messages some suspect the data's been collected for years is what internet law expert year cohen told us about the scandal now. trey's book is clearly in the wrong here because what facebook has done is it is given access to a third party to a vast amount of data or facebook uses we doubt those users consent and perm