alexander lukashenko defends the execution of two men found guilty of the deadly metro bombings in minsk despite international concerns. a welcome to the internship on that i'll be novel today my guest is aleksandr will question. the leaders of the eurasian economic community have gathered in moscow this week to discuss further integration on the post soviet space one of them was the worst alexander lukashenko president of. one of the most famous but controversial leaders of the lot of the work today he's here on spotlight to discuss the latest news coming from then some other items as well president of girls. the latest news coming from brother who's focuses on two major topics the first and most controversial is the recent days accused of two metro bombers fifteen people were killed and over two hundred wounded in a terrorist attack on the belorussian capital subway last april two men who were convicted and put to death but some human rights activists said the trial was unfair the second big topic is the eurasian economic community and some it has just finished in moscow russia plans f

two men found guilty of last year's terror attack in minsk of reportedly being executed despite calls from international human rights groups for the death sentence is to be reconsidered. says marches inside the e.u. nazi soldiers heralded as heroes in latvia in a rally enjoying a top level support put triggering public outrage. at a new chapter for occupy wall street six months on the movement seeks to throw off its intent dwelling image as activists look to change tack in their battle against greed and inequality. are a good evening for me kevin owen here in moscow tonight at r.t. it is eight pm on our top story syria's capital has been struck by two deadly bombings which targeted security buildings it's killed twenty seven people injured around one hundred more the state broadcaster there suggest the attacks were carried out by terrorists who detonated car bombs are middle east correspondent paula sleazier has the latest tonight. eliminate reports suggest that vehicles packed with explosives were detonated targeting a security complex and hitting the police and intelligence building

a man found guilty of last year's terror attack in minsk is executed despite calls to reconsider the case being heard from europe where human rights groups in dozens of dissent. well it's been six months since the birth of occupy wall street a movement that swept the world at a dazzling speed attracting millions who are fed up with inequality angry from tear gas and rubber bullets to baton wielding cops and forced evictions the occupiers have weathered everything thrown at them but now many of their camps are shrinking and the fever is dying down as christine for exult reports every galaxy of free will has been told made it's a global the city shippable make sure the soulfire be could fetch a bridge and we first met joe northam in the early stages of the occupy wall street movement i've been out here since the october sucker of the big league little bit just the whole. government corruption the fall by the brochure really incestuous relationship that they got a lot of. like that stuff which was possible from multiple atrocities all why a former children's mental health counselor posi

amount found guilty of last year's terror attack in minsk is executed despite calls to reconsider the case being heard from europe where human rights groups condemns the sentence. as us marches inside the nazi soldiers heralded as heroes in law in a rally in joint top level support but triggering public outrage. a new chapter for occupy wall street six months all in the movement seeks to throw off its tenth welling image as activists look to change and their battle against greed and inequality. of thanks for joining our c.m. karan saraceni syria's capital has been struck by two jeffrey bombings which targeted security buildings killing twenty seven people and injuring around hundred more the state broadcaster suggests that attacks were carried out but terrorists who detonated car bombs are middle east correspondent paula slayer has the details . preliminary reports suggest that vehicles have to with explosives were detonated targeting the security complex and hitting the police and intelligence buildings now the government is calling this the work of terrorists and state television is

also headlining tonight two men found guilty of last year's terror attack in minsk have reportedly been executed despite calls from international human rights groups for their death sentences to be reconsidered. the s.s. march inside the new nazi soldiers heralded as heroes in latvia and a rally in joint top level support but triggering public outrage. and a new chapter for occupy wall street six months on the movement seeks to throw off its tenth welling image as activists look to change tack in their battle against greed and inequality. are you watching our team live from moscow it's a big night here now early sunday morning my name is kevin now in our top story syria's capital has been struck by two deadly bombings which targeted security buildings killing twenty seven people injuring over one hundred more the state broadcaster suggests the attacks were carried out by terrorists and detonated car bombs a middle east correspondent paula slayer brings you up today. aluminum reports suggest that vehicles path with explosives were detonated targeting the security complex and hitting the

and bell a russian man found guilty of last year's deadly metro bombing in minsk has reportedly been executed his death sentence had been condemned by international human rights groups. and he will march in regard commemorating those who fought on hateful or side jobs and the nation from both inside the country and abroad but gets backing from the lothian leadership. telling us identifies the soldier suspected of killing sixteen civilians in afghanistan but an afghan investigation claims he wasn't working alone. thanks for joining us three o'clock here in moscow on charon taraji well twenty seven people both civilians and police have been killed in two explosions that hit security complexes in the syrian capital damascus ninety seven were wounded state television says the attacks appear to have been car bombs are middle east expert correspondent rather polis lior hostile latest. preliminary reports of vehicles had with explosives were decimated targeting the security complex and hitting the police and intelligence buildings now the government is calling this the work of terrorists an

to belorussians and sentenced to death for last year's terror attack on the minsk metro have been executed this despite calls from human rights groups to reconsider the sentence a nationalist marches in atlanta honoring as has veterans sparking concern over the resurgency of far right groups in europe. and six months on the occupy wall street movement seems to have entered a new phase as activists ditch their tents but valid to carry on with the battle against agreed and equality. and broadcast live direct from our studios and some from moscow this is r t glad to have you with us let's get right your top stories in syria at least twenty seven have been killed and one hundred forty injured as twin bomb attacks on security compounds rocked the capital damascus a state broadcaster claims the attacks were carried out by terrorists who detonated car bombs but blasts come at a sensitive time as the former u.n. security general kofi anon struggles to find a diplomatic solution to the year long crisis in the country our middle east correspondent paul sleep has more. ports are just that vehicles ha

to better russian sentenced to death for last year's terror attack on the minsk metro have been executed this despite calls from human rights groups to reconsider the sense of. the s.s. march inside the e.u. nazi soldiers heralded as heroes in latvia in a rally in joint top level support for triggering public outrage. and a new chapter for occupy wall street six months on the movement seeks to throw off its tent where the image is activism to change tack in their battle against greed and inequality. are you watching r.t. live from moscow is why everly sunday morning my name is kevin now in our top story syria's capital has been struck by two deadly bombings which targeted security buildings and killed twenty seven people and injured over one hundred more stable custer's suggest the attacks were carried out by terrorists who detonated car bombs are middle east correspondent paula i was the details. eliminate reports suggest that vehicles packed with explosives were detonated targeting a security complex and hitting the police and intelligence buildings now the government is calling this t

by the roots six acute two men found guilty of the minsk metro bombing a movie strongly condemned by the e.u. which says the pair were never given a fair trial. more violence more excuses the u.s. is making profuse apologies for the latest deaths of civilians in afghanistan but experts warn washington will have to brace itself for a backlash. and israel actively makes the case for going it alone against iran warnings are growing that a potential strike would drive a serious which in its ties with the u.s. . and then look back at the last seven days top stories and the latest developments this is the weekly here. as syria marked the first anniversary of its crisis this week volunteers spiraling out of control in the middle eastern country but there's also another battle raging on fought by media spin doctors working to shape public opinion on the more their efforts have been helped by unconfirmed reports and footage from the combat zone that's difficult to verify or if an ocean it takes a closer look at the methods of syria's hidden conflict. clashes in the streets of syria have been

to guilty of last year's terror attack in minsk have reportedly been executed despite calls from international human rights groups for the death sentences to be reconsidered. and s.s. marches inside the e.u. nazi soldiers heralded as heroes in latvia rally in joint top level support but triggering public outrage. more russian the capitals both watering treats let's catch up with not andrews in his latest go out. t.-bone phillips topside crazed minced there are many cuts and ways we can put them meat or god is such. a russian or international restaurant a shocking scene has flourished in must drive the cost to decades of course meat has been popular in russia for centuries but now it's a whole different game. that needs festivals food exhibitions and conferences such as well as meat must go and are part of the on your calendar. first location now a welcome to spread moist central market the store here unites the farmers' bazaar approach supermarkets and restaurant concepts the soft trains answer any questions about how super pac cooked any produce from the stores counts his recipes or informati

double celebration both by very little and nice in scores tries to deny moscow if they beat you now in minsk you take a tuna lead in the k h l playoffs. and on the road to victory you take a look at an ambitious new russians like in team which is a unique problem picking already. the first of all and of the russian premier league regimes this weekend following their three month winter break and so need coach mitchell has plenty believes he can get the best out of the returning but i shouted the thirty year old striker is on loan from are not until the end of the season and these are expected to feature in the league leaders crunch a table top in game and second place things go on saturday arshad enjoying the squad after scoring russia second in wednesday's cino friendly win against denmark in copenhagen last saturday's result could go some way to deciding the russian premier league title leader only six points clear of tears and i think leaves are shouting could shine once again in the familiar something to. the three of us and i said to all from my point of view is returning here and here a

to man found guilty of last year's terror attack in minsk have reportedly been executed despite calls from international human rights groups for the death sentence is to be reconsidered. and the s.s. march inside the e.u. nazi soldiers heralded as heroes and be a top level support but triggering public outrage. twenty four seventh's. t.-bone phillips topside craze minced there are many cuts and ways we can prepare meat or a dog is such meat produced with russian or international restaurant and shocking scene has flourished in the past few decades of course meat has been popular for centuries but now it's a whole different game. like meat festivals to the exhibitions and conferences such as world meet moscow and are part of the on your calendar. meetings well first occasion now a welcome suspect noice central market the store here unites the farmers' bazaar approach i guess you know mexican market and restaurant concepts the software trades on so any questions about how super pac cooked any produce in the stores counts is whether you want recipes or information about the best buy cellu

the eu accuses minsk of violating human rights. >> and the response from minsk was prompt and uncompromisingbelarus accused the european union of escalating tensions and warned that their "tactics of intimidation would not work." >> the eu's decision shows a brussels is maintaining its policy of aggression. we have always made clear that this policy is a path to a dead end. relations between belarus and the eu have been feisty cents disputed presidential elections in 2010. mass protests following the poll were crushed by president alexander lukashenko. his main political opponents were arrested. the eu responded with the sanctions against government officials, police chiefs, and judges. so far, lukashenko has refused to bend to pressure. there are now concerns the recall of the eu on voice could make dollar is even more dependent on russia. >> so why are these tensions escalating now? i put that question earlier to our brussels correspondent, nina. >> the eu has been very concerned about what is going on in belarus for a long time. how the opposition is being oppressed. and number of sanctio

valerie's executed two men found guilty of the minsk metro bombing the movie strongly condemned by the e.u. it says the pair were never given a fair trial fifteen people were killed and hundreds injured in the attack which happened last april. more violence more excuses the u.s. is making profuse apologies for the latest deaths of civilians in afghanistan following the shooting spree of an american soldier experts warn washington will have to brace itself for a backlash. and israel is actively making the case for striking iran without american support of what is a growing that such an attack would drive a serious way jim its ties with washington. serious conflict is one of the sticking points between russian between russia and france for the two taking different approaches in tackling the crisis hears from the french envoy whose job it is is to help keep their ties together. special representative of the french president for development a freshman french corporation thank you very much for joining us here today thank you for your. prince has been actively pushing for humanitarian inter

are now preparing to impose new sanctions on minsk the country's president alexander lukashenko told r.t. exclusively that it was one of the toughest decisions he's ever had to make. it was a tragedy in my life most of all i feel for the parents of those men to whom i unfortunately cannot help it's. absolutely transparent brushes federal security service the f.s.b. israel's mossad and interpol all took part in the investigation and none of these organizations had any questions about the inquiry and its two process so i have absolutely no doubts about the fairness of the verdict that certain. that you watch the full exclusive interview with the russian president in our spotlight show throughout thursday here r.t. . britain's prince william is back from his tour of duty in the falkland islands where he's been stationed since february to support it has added to growing tensions in argentina as the thirtieth anniversary of the four plane war approaches but as our as and london have had a longstanding dispute over the islands with both countries claiming ownership our correspondent i bet

valerie slam for executing two men found guilty of last year's deadly terror attack in the capital minsk speaks exclusively with president lee fishing poles the decision that absolute tragedy in his life but still insists it was the right thing to do. the oil exploration off the falkland islands has the u.k. brandishing its military strength almost three decades after the war with argentineans raging against what they call revived colonialism. one pm in moscow i matter as a good to have you with us here on our team our top story u.n. states have agreed to tone down a proposed security council statement on syria in a clear sign the world body is moving toward a united stance russia said it's ready to back a resolution as long as there are no ultimatums aimed at the risk of the assad regime middle east correspondent paula as well. the statement as such is a statement that would not be legally binding and this is because although the violence in syria has been ongoing for more than a year in that time security council members have been unable to agree on a resolution a resolution by compari

out not just a terror attack in april of last year but also over another one which also happened in minsk in two thousand and eight one of the men dimitri kind of olive has actually pleaded guilty to both cases where is the other men. has pleaded not guilty he has also written a letter with a petition for pardon to the belorussian president that petition was refused officially now this case was very closely followed by human rights organizations especially those in europe as literal facts the chairman all figure at pm parliament has also written a petition regarding the plea for pardon of the two men to the bill russian authorities but that plea has also been refused of course valerie's has been on the reader of the european human rights organizations for a very long time a lot of people in europe question the tactics and the policies of people are so thirty's one comes to matters concerning human rights and the freedom of speech and freedom of expression and valorous and as it stands right now bellers is the only country in europe still to employ capital punishment system. reporting for

two belorussians sentenced to death for last year's metro bombing in minsk have been executed the family of one of the men confirmed where they had received notification from the country's supreme court and the state media later reported the executions as well but case has attracted much criticism from human rights groups and of the e.u. has condemned the decision calling on the belorussian leadership to impose a moratorium on the death penalty i please you know. the two men are accused of carrying out the blasts in the metro in two thousand the level in april of two thousand and eleven they were arrested just a couple of days after the blasts new place and were put on trial and they all were accused of carrying out not just the terror attack in april of last year but also their one which also happened in minsk in two thousand and eight one of the men to meet you could have all of has actually pleaded guilty to both cases where is the other men what is left has pleaded not guilty he has also written a letter with a petition for pardon to the belorussian president that petition was refuse

of survival for executing two men found guilty of last year's deadly terror attack in the capital minsk how we talk exclusively to president a look at shankar explains why he feels the decision was the right thing to do. and oil exploration. but as the u.k. brandishing its military might fall by three decades after the war dougherty is raging against what they call reply colonialism. and. it is good to have you with us today this is our live from moscow with real reception you and states have agreed to tone down a proposed security council statement on syria it's a clear sign the world body is moving towards a united stance russia said it's ready to back a resolution as long as there are no ultimatums aimed at the assad regime at least correspondent paula has the details and the statement as such is a statement that would not be legally binding and this is because although the violence in syria has been ongoing for more than a year in that time security council members have been unable to agree on a resolution a resolution by comparison is binding and statement is not but it does have t

this young woman is in a metro station in minsk, belarus. the train is oncoming. you see the bystanders wave down the train. bystanders were also yelling at her get down in between the trackers. a nearby metro worker also saw this happen and cut the power. the train stopped feet from where she was on the tracks. a representative says this was a suicide attempt. it's weird that it was a suicide attempt and then she started listening to the people on the platform. she had second thoughts immediately after jumping down on the train tracks. >> i'm glad that train was able to stop. who knows how fast it was going before they alerted it. >> i got to think if i'm on that platform, too, i would have done the same thing. nobody wants to see that. everybody worked quickly to save this woman's life, even though she was willing to throw it away. >>> guys, there's a story being passed around the internet about a girl named roxanne meyers who we are seeing in this video. roxanne had to have her feet partially amputated because of video games. in this interview, roxanne says tha

bring the conflict to a peaceful resolution to the man found guilty of last year's terror attack in minsk is executed despite calls to reconsider that heard from europe where human rights groups condemn the sentence. marches and zogby you see soldiers heralded as heroes on labia and are rally enjoying top level support but triggering public outrage. with western nations imposing more sanctions the standoff with iran over its a legit nuclear program is intensifying archie talks to the iranian ambassador to the russian federation to get her friends take on the situation and spotlight after a very short break. hello again or welcome to spotlight the interview shall in politics i'm now doing out wednesday my guest on the program is that is that suggested. to strike or not to strike that is the question dominating the middle east like the standoff with iran concerning its nuclear program is getting tough with israel prepares to attack in a month or two and urges washington to do the same the worst two countries are in world pascale yet but keep imposing more and more economic sanctions on. a n

and go rushing around found guilty of last year's deadly metro bombing in minsk has reportedly been executed his death sentence had been condemned by international human rights groups. and annual march in riga commemorating those who fought on hitler sign on the nation both from inside the country and abroad but gets backing from the lothian leadership. and the new ones identifies the soldier suspected of killing sixteen civilians or not but an afghan investigation claims it wasn't working alone with western nations imposing more sanctions the standoff with iran over its a legit nuclear program is intensifying r.t. talks of iranian ambassador to the russian federation to get take on the situation perhaps and spotlight after a very short break. hello yellow welcome to the spotlight big interview show on part two i'll do it out and play my guest on the program is that is that suggest. to strike or not to strike that is the question dominating the middle east like the standoff with iran concerning its nuclear program is getting tougher israel prepares to attack in a month or two and urges washi

championship here in moscow and this year he will represent the country it at the wrong championships in minsk meanwhile back of a convert some world cup in moscow where in the under sixty eight kilo category russia's russia more out of me just a minute and a half to defend his title against the larry to get now for a mania and another champion saying his crown in the under seventy four kate class i mean it doesn't happen are also enjoying this with the three fellow russian alexander pano who is the most recent domestic champion but. i'm very satisfied with the victory here but i have to admit that the tournament turned out to be not as hard as it could have been after my first bad i got straight into the final because my opponent was disqualified on two big boys now finally high enough cleans the title with a narrow win on points and under eighty two class a woman to me i'll deal and the two thousand and five will champion me three similar outsmarted by dean imports in the heavies division of the competition which is under ninety kilos. despite a fair bit most of the finals were all russian t

to belorussians and sentenced to death for last year's terror attacks on the minsk metro have been executed this despite calls from human rights groups to reconsider the sentiments. nationalist marchers in a lot of the s.s. veterans it sparked concern over the resurgence of far right groups in the european union the annual event has been widely condemned as a glorification of nazis. and coming up we head to the unique urals as we guide you through the russian city of perm that's in our special report next r.t. . a two hour flight east of moscow will land you in a city called pup it's one of russia's most populous is minister of capitals and the industrial and cultural center of the european urals. lying on the banks of the comma river it's home to almost one million people and as you take a walk around is easy to see that this is a russian city trying to create an impression. perm is quickly making a name for itself in the contemporary art world and the generous local government grants means there's something colorful crunchy or just colossal around almost every corner. and right here in th

the belorussian man found guilty of last year's deadly metro bombing in minsk has reportedly been executed after the president tonight him clemency his death sentence has been condemned by international human rights groups which questioned the legality of the trial. and then you will march in riga out commemorating those who fought on hitler saw it draws condemnation both from inside the country and abroad but gets the backing from a lot beyond leadership. in the u.s. identifies the soldier suspected of killing sixteen civilians in afghanistan however an afghan investigation claims he wasn't working alone. myself were back in the uni year olds as we guide you through the russian city of perm. but to our floyd east of moscow it will land you in a city called pub it's one of russia's most populous ministers capitals on the i'm just real and cultural center of the european urals. lying on the banks of the comma river it's home to almost one million people and as you take a walk around it's easy to see that this is a russian city trying to create an impression. quickly make you name for itself

a man found guilty of last year's terror attack in minsk is executed despite calls to reconsider the case being heard from in europe for human rights groups condemn the sentence. says marchers and saw the new nazi soldiers heralded as heroes in libya and around the enjoying top level support for triggering public outrage. next up we're back in the unique urals as we guard you through the russian city of perm. a two hour flight east of moscow will land you in a city called pup it's one of russia's most populous ministers capitals and the industrial and cultural center of the european urals. lying on the banks of the comma river it's home to almost one million people and as you take a walk around it's easy to see that this is a russian city trying to create an impression. quickly making a name for itself in the contemporary art world and the generous local government grants means there's something colorful crunchy or just colossal around almost every corner. and right here in the center of the city you can find the highlights but it's consent real projects. that is fifty under logs mak

to belorussians and sentenced to death for last year's terror attacks on the minsk metro i have been executed this despite calls from human rights groups to reconsider the sentence a nationalist marches in a lot of the s.s. veterans sparked a concern over the resurgence of the far right groups in the european union the annual tent has been widely condemned as a glorification of non-theism. that's a look at your top stories at this hour now let's turn to roman kosar of and fifteen minutes of sports. hello welcome to sport an artsy with me or i'm on costs reverends ourselves stories this hour. into the final maria sharapova will face top seed victoria azarenka for the side sold at indian wells. while terrific three shall meet us in the hour of scores they get as sick terry gross they take their third straight win in the russian premier league. and happiness in the glare and drive of praises a team effort after taking pole for the curtain raising the spreading grand prix. tennis first though and russia's second seed maria sharapova says she wants to venture a defeat at the hands of top

well rosso executes two men found guilty of the minsk metro bombing a move is strongly condemned by the e.u. which says the pair were never given a fair trial. and protests and arrests mark the occupy wall street movement six month anniversary as the long arm of the wall means many wondering if classroom nations practice the democracy they preach next stop gripping story of a former british secret service agent who worked as a spy for the soviet union at the same time. his life was shrouded in secrecy and he left the remarkable legacy. he received decorations from the spanish dictator franco and queen elizabeth of britain. he shook hands with a hitler aide and swiftly rose to the top of the british intelligence service. but the whole time he was in fact a soviet agent. many saw to one rebel that kim philby enigma during his life and a quarter of a century after his death is still the subject of continuing debate. the cambridge graduate realizes what's in store for him when he agrees to go to regents park in the center of london for a secret meeting. but he couldn't even imagine how dram

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in the western conference quarter final when the sun was celebrating his twenty fourth birthday by minsk gifted him bits of room for his best league in the second period russian popped the top four and a couple of minutes later he made it to don't even know a powerful shot missing was a constant grannis you could grab the trick by his later thoughts offside the best of seven series now moves to better east and west is different from the can i expect the games to be tough. really but for me it's going to. work similar to this through your c.v. here in moscow. but i don't know if it's going to be every four hours or more but they don't play in the ring because everybody knows so. good they're very far but we have to be focused on over the world are. moving on to tennis and the call usually has failed to break is roger federer jinx after russia's top man lost for the twelfth time against us with in the two five quarterfinals of phedre did not face a single breakpoint and needed to break usually just once in either sets to easter a six three six four retreat in just over an hour either and p

anonymous go forward mikaela nice and he got both goals in the sides to know when i have it in our minsk last night and i gives the muscovites a commanding two nil series lead in the western conference quarter final and spurs strike a midway through the second period. managing to lash the puck into the top corner. and a couple of minutes after this one made it same deal with another powerful shot the forward also found the net for a third time right at the death but that was ruled offside the best of seven series namely the batteries in the now moscow's defended dominic getting expects the games to be tough they're. going to think it's going to. break similar to these two you will see here in moscow. but i don't know if it's going to be. that they don't play because everybody knows. they're very far. we have to be focused on our game and build. in other games in the western conference that man came from behind to beat service del three one and may go to up in the series there while scar intimidated dominate against the a scar brushing the muscovite seven one for their second win. tied co

ice hockey now and i also got on the way with the now my moscow plane first blood against an ammo minsk up and coming back when two one and i was i'm here in moscow all this is the first game in a best of seven series in the western conference quarterfinals beat out but that's the i think the minutes this is going back and forth however it wasn't long before the teams were level novak would equalize the number must take the big game into overtime in the knock off but when our series continues in moscow it's just a night. out in other games sorry to some also for one instant petersburg and there was a goldfish bowl in nizhny novgorod are played at thrashed and i read a seventy three moscow region side that runs for the better stuff about a single goal to nil. basket ball now and despite losing at home to be honest and i cost the next because i have made it through to the quarter finals of the year only the russian side lost sixty three sixty eight in the south eastern republic of pakistan on wednesday and still goes through from group g. often a bunch a loss to him probably armani well i

series against atlanta and i'm also our one foot in the quarter finals after beating the namesake from minsk fourteen for the third time while it's evenly poised which means another reader can face each other in the late game. and it's now roger federer has won the dubai championship after beating andy murray in the final the first set. what twists up until the swiss master burke married to the six five and converted he's second set points to move in front the two exchanged only breaks in the second before the draft is going to take the title in straight sets. now in other news players of n.f.l. side the new orleans saints could be facing fines and suspensions after allegedly receiving bonuses for deliberately hurting opponents the national football league claims of former defensive coordinator gregg williams ran a bounty program the knowledge of coach sean payton up to twenty seven players were reportedly paid for faking gave him to give you is over the last three seasons minnesota vikings quarterback brett farve was probably among those targeted so could not pass of players one of the hard

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to belorussians it sentenced to death for last year's terror attack on the minsk metro have been executed this despite calls from human rights groups to reconsider the center of. the nationalist marches in alaska the honoring s.s. veterans it sparked concern over the resurgence of the far right groups in the european union the annual event has been widely condemned as a glorification of it nancy is a. call that wrap things up for me and my colleague bill dodd will be coming in here with a full look at your news in about thirty minutes time but coming up our t. lifts the lid on what made a respected british government official turn to spying for the soviet union that's in our special report next right here on alt. his life was shrouded in secrecy and he left a remarkable legacy. he received decorations from the spanish dictator franco and queen elizabeth of britain. he shook hands with a hitler aide and swiftly moved to the top of the british intelligence service. but the whole time he was in fact the soviet agent. many saw the one rebel that kim philby an equal during his life and a quart

one of the two belorussian and found guilty of last year's metro bombing in minsk has apparently been executed one of the man's relatives say they've received a letter from the country's supreme court although there's been no official confirmation a number of international human rights groups have questioned the deaths than the death sentence and called on president we've got to get it right we refuse people were killed in the bombing which took place last year and in november the supreme court found two men guilty of the attack and sentence them to death. it happens every year and provokes the wrath of those who remember nazi atrocities over a thousand lothians have held their annual march commemorating those who fought for hitler's waffen s.s. divisions the gathering is condemned by many both a lot and abroad as a misguided inspiration for young male nazis artie's jacob graves reports there's been decades of change since the world when nazi germany donated despite the bloody legacy to some courses of europe that view still have an audience. are you ready for the jews are crying abou

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