on the 16th of october the consul general mohammed. left istanbul for saudi arabia amid rumors of his impending arrest. after all those friends which investigation. go on made a couple of telephone calls international leaders including the king solomon of kingdom also your. at realized that the publication story of course should you has left the consulate is incredible so they accepted that mr question has been shielded inside because like. our camera team was able to monitor the frequent movements of saudi security staff between the consulate and the consuls house from the trials to the 17th of october. from this the take we determined that this team included chemical experts ahmed abdul aziz janabi and toxicologist college. they. you were among the group that turkish media reported to deliberately destroyed evidence at the consulate and the consuls house. on october the 20 s. after repeated denials saudi arabia finally admitted that to malcolm shogi was dead a statement by the saudi public prosecutor announced the arrest of 18 saudis

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on october the 6th the sunday consul in istanbul mohammed. invited reporters through reuters to the consulate and accompanied them on a tour to confirm that he showed he was not inside the buildings the console denied reports of an assassination he insisted he had left the building but said he could not prove it because the consulate surveillance cameras did not save images. that. something is going wrong because if someone is missing. you have to prove that. your court why you would have a c.c.t.v. system that isn't working doesn't record seems. impossible to believe the only reason why you have a recording system is lack of money and this isn't something that afflicts saudi arabia for sure. on monday on tape for the nx u.s. president donald trump issued his 1st public statement on the case at the same time the saudi ambassador to the u.s. prince colleague bin selman bin have stated publicly that allegations claiming shogi had been killed or detained by the saudi authorities were completely false and unfounded. he then left for saudi arabia

free of mohammed bin selman special protection unit came on a commercial flight from cairo. to private jets from riyadh landed an hour apart on the private runway. h. said s k one landed at 330. carrying the head of the assassination team. trip and they tell the men including 2 of the main players. the group checked into 2 hotels near the saudi consulate. surveillance cameras in both hotels showed the men leaving at 940 and 10 50 am and cameras at the consulate monitored their arrival there. say leaked all the recordings that 2 planes came from so they are via to the entire mission airport of the church and 15 men. checked in a hotel in istanbul and before you arrived to consummate they entered the. car we did feel that even though that you cannot see inside the fact that our team arrived in turkey the circumstances of what they actually did the timing is concerned and also the composition of those people in terms of their forensic expertise that ranking one at least is alleged to be a very senior ranking intelligence officer and the fact that it's also claimed that at least

for most muslims, it is absolutely forbidden to depict mohammed or any other prophets of islam.e french muslims say that they are frequent targets of discrimination because of their faith. here is more about the people being prosecuted over the killing. >> the seven that you mentioned. they have not technically been placed under investigation yet, but they most likely will be. the parenrom the school started the campaign against the teacher, relying on the account of his daughter who was lying to him. campaign was based on false information from a daughter who is never there, at the event where the caricatures were shown. he is certain to be placed in prosecution. a radical who joined the campaign joined in will al be facing charges. there are three people who brought the killer by the knife and to the school and there are these two schoolboys 14 and 15 who will probably face charges for providing the information, showing to the killer who the teacher was for money. the prosecutor said that was not an anodyne event. they knew that the teacher was up to no good. and yet they took

he spoke to the 19—year—old steward but says mohammed agha "fobbed him off".a suspicious person sat behind you, he's got a backpack. what did you say to christopher wild when he drew his concern to your attention? i said to mr wild that i'll have a look into it, you know, i'll see what... i'll see what the situation is, basically. did you fob christopher wild off? no. mohammed agha said he had to man the fire doors and thought his job would be injeopardy if he left his post. he said he waved at his supervisor three times, but, when he couldn't get his attention, he spoke to a colleague with a radio, thinking he'd contact the control room. a few moments later, though, he said he saw salman abedi smiling as he walked into the crowd to detonate his bomb. the stewards at manchester arena are required to complete a training programme, but mohammed agha is said to have spent an average ofjust one minute and 20 seconds on each online module. many people looking at what we have just explored together, they formed the view that what you did was just cheat on your train

of students in late september early october some caricature some cartoons of the muslim prophet mohammed as part of a lesson on freedom of speech now we understand that some of the parents had reported the teacher for that action in class what we understand that happened today is that reports in the french media that an 18 year old suspect capitated this teacher close to the school in the afternoon of friday some people say around 5 pm local time we understand from french media that he then tweeted did an image of that decapitation before police came to the area saw a suspect brandishing a knife and apparently shot him we understand the alleged perpetrator has been shot dead by the police this incident has been taken over by the national anti terror prosecutor so it is being dealt with as a terror offense here in france and we also know that the interior minister has cut short a trip to morocco this is the latest tweet from him back in paris i'm being informed directly by the crisis unit that i have opened in conjunction with the president of the republic and the prime minister. so that

mohammed came to england from pakistan in the ‘505., he's 87 and suffers confusion, so his daughter, who has also had covid, is allowed to stay with him. very close to dying, he was, honestly. it was very, very scary. he lives with his son and grandchildren, his daughter is on the next street. covid has swept through the extended family. thank god. he's going to thank god. he's going to thank everybody that's helped him get home as well. the hospital is confident it can cope with coronavirus this winter and could expand its intensive care fivefold if needed. but the more covid there is, the greater the impact on other nonemergency care — the hip replacements, eye operations and myriad of other conditions, and like everywhere else, patients are waiting longer. we've got a really significant backlog. cataracts and eye operations are a good example — small, relatively simple procedures, but if you are an elderly, frail person isolating, fearful in covid times, then, you know, we're pushing those patients into deeper anxiety. we've got sev

on october the 6th the saudi consulate in istanbul mohammed. invited reporters through reuters to the consulate and accompanied them on a tour to confirm that he showed he was not inside the building the. konsole denied reports of an assassination he insisted pushes he had left the building but said he could not prove it because the consulate surveillance cameras did not save images. that something is going wrong because someone is missing new york. you have to prove that he ran of the media or of course but why you would have a c.c.t.v. system that isn't working doesn't record seems. impossible to believe the only reason why you would not have a recording system is lack of money and this isn't something that afflicts saudi arabia for sure. on monday october the 8th u.s. president donald trump issued his 1st public statement of the case at the same time the saudi ambassador to the u.s. prince colleague bin spillman bin have stated publicly that allegations claiming showed he had been killed or detained by the saudi authorities were completely f

on the 16th of october the consul general mohammed. left istanbul for saudi arabia and they drew most of his impending arrest . after all those friends each investigation. made a couple of telephone calls international leaders including. in the most of europe and offered. at realized that the publication story of question has left the conflict is incredible so they accepted that mr question has been shielded inside the courts like. our camera team was able to monitor the frequent movement of saudi security staff between the consulates and the consul's house from the trials to the 17th of october. from this footage we determined that this team included chemical experts. janabi and toxicologist. rani. they were among the group that turkish media reported to deliberately destroyed evidence at the consulate and the consuls house. on october the 20 s. after repeated denials saudi arabia finally admitted that jamal was dead a statement by the saudi public prosecutor announced the arrest of 18 saudis for questioning and suggested an altar cat

with the idea of a magazine say like do we publishing the controversial cartoons of the prophet mohammed which it did just a few weeks ago and to bring this into context again just 3 weeks ago we also saw another terror attack relating to the images of the prophet mohammed here in paris when an 18 year old stabbed 2 people outside the formal this is all charlie hebdo so very worrying developments that within less than a month there have been 2 incidents one including this deadly gruesome decapitation of a teacher on friday here in paris all over it seems the publishing of cartoons of the prophet mohammed and there truly is gruesome just horrifying due to olds going through it with sharia dubin in paris. the krona virus is once again tightening its grip on europe france spain and the u.k. are setting new infection records on a daily basis for exceeding those seen during the initial wave however when it comes to tackling the health crisis it does appear a political unity is in short supply our europe correspondent peter all of our has more. cases of coronavirus sky rocket across europe e.u

the idea of a magazine say like charley we publishing the controversial cartoons of the prophet mohammed which it did just a few weeks ago and to bring this into context again just 3 weeks ago we also saw another terror attack related to the images of the prophet mohammed here in paris when an 18 year old stabbed 2 people outside the former offices of charlie abdo so very worrying developments that within less than a month there have been 2 incidents one including this deadly gruesome decapitation of a teacher on friday here in paris all over it seems the republic shing of cartoons of the prophet mohammed and we discuss the possible repercussions of the attack with a number of political commentators. there's definitely links to the trial of the people who could lie did in the murder of the journalist the cult us judie had to watch and the casualty of do is so french there's a great tradition in for a lot of political. cartoons and others and offensiveness in a sense subtle and i think that is not something on which the french need to yield it's something that is bringing them to unfortun

the idea of magazine say like charley do we publishing the controversial cartoons of the prophet mohammed which it did just a few weeks ago and to bring this into context again just 3 weeks ago we also saw another terror attack related to the images of the prophet mohammed here in paris when an 18 year old stabbed 2 people outside the former offices of charlie abdo so very. worrying developments that within less than a month they have been 2 incidents one including this deadly gruesome decapitation of a teacher on friday here in paris all over it seems that we publish ing of a cartoons of the prophet mohammed. well happy to welcome on to the program to neat francisca who is the representative for the french gathering party broad thanks for coming on the program. thank you the attack then he comes as you know essentially 2 weeks to the day i believe after president mccrone speech on radical islam where he called it a crisis for france what impact do you think this will have on his plans if at all . well a huge impact but unfortunately it is continued to happen every month we have another g

mohammed saffi chief executive of the u.k.'s ramadan foundation says france's policy towards its muslim community over the last few decades has had a negative impact you have to also look at what's been happening over these past few months when president warren and supporting it can which are the prophet mohammed which is set out do you not think got to cause harm when hate to do feelings of muslims around the world that has been decades of discrimination and harassment mass unemployment people living get laws. you know work being done to bring the mainstream. muslims into mid-stream and tackle their issues so this is a consequences and all successive governments over decades you know let's be clear that president back lawn when he adopts the language of class and civilization is adopting the language of what the terrorists want to do they want to divide communities. with the coronavirus pandemic pounding health care systems across here of the blocks movers and shakers convened online to try to patch up the problem agreed on a

the idea of magazine say like charley do we publishing the controversial cartoons of the prophet mohammed which it did just a few weeks ago and to bring this into context again just 3 weeks ago we also saw another terror attack related to the images of the prophet mohammed here in paris when an 18 year old stabbed 2 people outside the former offices of charlie hebdo so very. worrying developments that within less than a month they have been 2 incidents one including this deadly gruesome decapitation of a teacher on friday here in paris all over it seems the republic showing off a cartoons of the prophet mohammed charlotte devinsky well we spoke to the former secretary of the french national front abroad to say the government isn't doing enough to tackle terrorism. unfortunately this continued to happen every month we have another gruesome story those who preach hatred those can be sent back to different countries. they can be put in jail i mean again we have laws to protect the french citizen from those things to happen and whatever if mcchrystal king about it now and again that's a good

to france where a teacher was beheaded after reportedly showing his class cartoons of the prophet mohammed. and washington rejects russia's proposal to extend major nuclear arms treaty between the nations just months away from expiring . other very good morning to you thanks for joining us on r.t. . the capital of the disputed nagorno-karabakh region has been struck by several powerful explosions overnight that's despite or now weeklong ceasefire agreed between armenia and azerbaijan reports on the ground claim air raid sirens went off multiple times but the extent of the damage is currently unclear locals took cover in their basements the rockets are believed to have also struck the area that surrounds the city and these are pictures from one of the nearby villages injuries have been reported. tensions between baku in your oven over the disputed territory have spiked since the end of september the 2 sides have been trading accusations of attacks blaming each other for civilian casualties and damage inflicted as a budget as president has meanwhile announced that his country has reclaimed 3

and in that class had apparently shown the students a caricature cartoons of the muslim prophet mohammed now we understand that some of the parents were unhappy about that and they actually reported the teacher at the time we understand that on friday he was to capitated by this 18 year old and the attack took place just outside the school at around 5 pm local time here in france this is being treated as a possible terror attack and we understand that shouts of allahu akhbar would heard just before that attack was carried out the interior minister here in france has cut short a visit to morocco and is back in the country where he is heading up a crisis unit back in paris i'm being informed directly by the crisis unit that i have opened in conjunction with the president of the republic and the prime minister so we understand that the perpetrator of this attack then tweeted some of the most of gruesome images i have seen of late all of the decapitation of 47 year old teacher in the tweet that was posted in this now apparently been removed from social media the 18 year old said that he did

you will remember he had shown his pupil cartoons of the prophet mohammed on a freedom of expressionlass. muslims believe any depiction of the profit is blasphemous. in the wake of the attack, ance vowed to crack down on what it calls radical islam. french police launched a series of raids and shutdown a major mosque and some muslim aid groups. interiorte min vowed there would be not a moments respite for enemies ofub the rc. let's talk to our europe regional s editor, mikeders. what do we know about the suspect? guest: according to a document found athe scene, he is a 21-year-old tunisian. that has to be confirmed and they are checking the identity. sed on that name, police think he entered italy on september 20 with some people smugglers and was detained on an island for 14 days, heldin in quara because of coronavirus restrictions. he was in transferred to a center in southern italy and seems have entered france in early october. investigators both in france, italy, and tunisia are looking at the sequence of events to try to find out where he was between entering france and alleged

the history teacher who was to capitated less than 2 weeks ago for showing cartoons of the prophet mohammed now the anger has come from the fact the president defended the use of those cartoons let's take a reminder of what happened. well the anger has been spilling out since president machen defended the use of those cartoons those controversial cartoons of the muslim prophet mohammed and they have been protests in many muslim majority countries such as bangladesh in jordan in libya and also in gaza with people burning effigies of president and there's been this war of words between him and the turkish president who suggested that she needed to have his mental health checked many muslim majority countries also calling for a boycott of french products and a warning to french citizens who live or who are traveling in those countries to be extra vigilant at the moment. and charlotte within the last hour or so there have been reports of an incident also in france and avignon what more do we know about that. well very little at the moment but we do understand that a man attempted to attack poli

he was beheaded after showing cartoons of mohammed on a class of free speech, now, france has three moreeasons to mourn. the national assembly held a minute of silence for the victims, those in power faces some uncomfortable questions in the days ahead. many in this strictly secular country may ask if afficial approach is the right one and whether they should fear more attacks. brent: i joined now by our correspondent, she is in the french city of nice, good evening to you. we understand there is new information about the suspect, what have you learned? >> we are hearing that the suspect was 21 years old and a tunisian, he had come to italy and then come to france very recently just a few weeks back. we understand that the police did not know him before hand. this information is yet to be confirmed by the prosecutor, he is to speak at this very moment in the coming minutes. brent: what about the mood in nice there, it has only been a few hours since the attack, what are you hearing from people? >> i have been talking to people here who have come to this location together and to pay their

his muslim students to leave the room, because he was going to show some cartoons of the prophet, mohammedat could have caused offense. we are seeing some tweets on social media of the father who posted a video of himself saying his daughter said the teacher in question had shown these really inflammatory cartoons of the prophet, mohammed, showing him naked. it was asking out loud in the video, visit -- basically complaining a about how offensive ththis was. days after, he was attacked. whether or notot there was a li, for shelling those photos of mohammedand his death today. chris: thanks for joining us. we will get some more details now on today's violent attack. >> it was on the street of the paris suburb that the attack took place at around 5:00 p.m. a middle school history teacher was discovered decapitated on the road this friday afternoon. the suspected killer was spotted by a police patrol carrying a knife.e. around 600 meters fromomhe body. shot dead, after apparently threatening the officers. the incidentnt took place in the northwest suburbs of paris. according toto police sourc

committee appointed as an assistant or deputy in the shorter council decided that mohammed bin cement trying to promote women to senior positions we saw this follows on from over the last year we've seen some changes such as the ambassador to washington been banned for example i think what's interesting is that because the shura council itself it is a toothless or going to organization while it has some significant characters it doesn't have much influence over decision making or policy making in the kingdom what's interesting is there is the continuities that we're seeing in the council of scholars this suggestion that the government or any of them have been so many is content with the way that the religious authorities are operating and we've seen some promotion of the members who have reiterated that and to cut their message we've seen the sermons change in mecca and medina the 2 holy sites to try to promote some of the saudi policies this idea that we would have seen a conservative backlash we're seeing that there is this continue with you which suggests that the government is at

car of the prophet mohammed. in one of the craters left by the bombardment it's about 8 meters in diameter. reports from the war torn region of nagorno-karabakh has intensified despite the cease fire between the belligerent media and the. speed with civilian casualties reported in raids on his syrian city. washington meanwhile rejects russia's proposal to extend. between the 2 nations which is just months away expired. good afternoon you're watching international just gone 2 o'clock here in moscow 9 arrests have been made in france in connection with the beheading of the schoolteacher near paris. took place after he reportedly showed his class. the prophet mohammed resins some pupils had been laying flowers where the attack took place is a breakdown of what happened. i. think it. was. one of our compatriots was murdered because he taught freedom of expression the freedom to believe or not believe as you are compared to it was the victim of an islamist terror attack that the 9 arrests have taken place following se

the attacks against the list in 2015 the main jesuit a review in france how delicious not only the mohammed jacket years one of the 100 curated years but many shadier do charity to those that were much. against the catholic church who treat nuns you can imagine it and they ran those on that website precisely to make the point that even though this was an insult they were doing the christian thing in and around you know showing the other cheek but also respecting the idea that the city does not exist in brussels watching out international i continue our coverage of the knife attack in the french city of nice just after the break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. very dramatic development only. exists i don't see how it will be successful. if you sit down and talk. the maternity town the slums go in and you may never get out some sort of. my teenage gang rules here. don't want to be moved to the venue let the my people go. but. the navy will. come out. and now it's looking for the. balance when. i'm looking. police all i see. the

ago in france after the beheading of a teacher near paris and his class characters of the prophet mohammed. and another news are to. twitter to clarify why one of its reports on the us election was labelled potentially misleading. by the day here in moscow thanks for joining us on art. in france which is once again trying to come to terms with the tragedy tara struck on thursday morning in the city of nice when a knife and rampage through a church killing 3 and leaving several others injured the attack came just 2 weeks after the brutal beheading of a teacher in paris after he'd shown his class caricature of the prophet muhammad president described the latest attack as an terror incident. it was relief but in this new tragedy today you see victims of islamofascism repeatedly denounced. as you know who descended. upon for the siren of the firemen the police arrived quickly since really with bikers and everything that followed then they set up a security system i went down with my scooter and i saw the guy come in take refuge in the cathedral afterwards a huddle lot of gunshots. a correspond

if indeed it is mohamed bin salman as a cia as suggested more than a yogo that said there are all other ways of ensuring that at the very least choice is being delhi verd and that the very least saudi arabia feel the pressure political or you die as a hero dr callandar it doesn't seem as though they are feeling any pressure has the lack of justice and accountability in this case sort of led to some kind of normalization in the way extrajudicial killings of viewed a you worry that something like this could happen again. well of course i am always worried that there will be more targeted killings only of giannone story human rights defenders but allow me to point out that actually there has been a heavy reaction to. the killing of germany and a number of steps have been taken by a range of activists including some of them and the state just last week 33 countries and dr the resolution condemning saudi arabia for the killing of jemaah casualty and the imprisonment of the woman human rights defenders we've been though civil society sector a number of actions been taken international media i

france where a teacher has been beheaded after reportedly showing his class cartoons of the prophet mohammed. and experts in russia region say the recent mass destruction of marine life there was down to a toxic algae bloom not everybody is convinced though we hear from the region's governor. that we invite everybody who is concerned. situation to come childhood who wants to investigate all the facts and all the analytics which here. they are watching our team to national thanks for joining us. the capital of the disputed nagorno-karabakh region has been struck by several powerful explosions overnight that despite a now weeklong ceasefire between armenia and azerbaijan reports on the grounds claim air raid sirens went off multiple times but the extent of damage is currently unclear locals took cover in the basements rockets are believed to have also struck the area that surrounds the city these are pictures from one of the nearby villages injuries have been reported. a number of regions were fighting flared up in the going to care about has been growing since tensions between back and yet of

surely a that followed the fact that the magazine reprinted controversial cartoons of the prophet mohammed angering muslims across the world 2 weeks later we saw the beheading of history teacher patti who had used those images as part of a civics lesson to discuss freedom of speech and now we have this attack here in nice let's have a look at how the anger though has been unfolding in the 2 weeks since the death. i'm not one of our competitors was murdered because he taught our compassion and was the victim of an islamist terror attack in riyadh. he asked muslim children to raise their hands and leave the classroom she did it my son told me he didn't do it to discriminate or to hurt he did it to preserve the children to not shock them. there have of course been anger spilling out on the streets to not just in this process we've seen over the last few days in muslim majority countries but in the song thursday night there was a demonstration held by the anti immigrant group. identity says they came out to the streets calling for islam to be out of europe so there really is a huge sense of an

france after the beheading of a teacher near paris he showed his class caricature of the prophet mohammed. good afternoon just gone 2 o'clock here in moscow you with r.t. international now let's start with that breaking news this hour from france because 3 people are confirmed dead in the sudden french city of nice following a knife attack this is life footage from the site of the attack several others have been left injured the incident took place in the early hours of the story early in the morning in the city center and authorities say a suspect has been arrested so let's go. first to get the latest shot just bring us up to date then with what more we know at this stage. well the investigation into this attack has been taken over by the anti terrorism prosecution here in france they're looking at what happened that led to that attack that sought 3 people killed those people were killed inside the church the basilica not done which is in the center of nice where that attack took place now it's does appear that this has all the hallmarks of an islam ist attack although that has not been

to france where a teacher is beheaded after reportedly showing his class cartoons of the prophet mohammed. standing in one of the craters left by the bombardment it's about 8 pieces in diameter our correspondent reports from the war torn region where shelling has intensified despite a cease fire between armenia and azerbaijan. there have also been attacks outside the disputed territory with civilian casualties reported in raids on azeri cities. and washington rejects russia's proposal to extend of age a nuclear arms treaty between the 2 nations just months away from expiring. other thanks for joining us here on our. 9 arrests have been made in france in connection with the beheading of a schoolteacher near paris trust city took place after the teacher reportedly showed his class cartoons of the prophet mohammed residents of pupils have been laying flowers at the place the attack unfolded is a breakdown of what happened. one of our compatriots was murdered because he taught freedom of expression the freedom to believe or not believe this. you are compared to it was the victim of an islamis

against saudi crown prince mohammed bin soma and 28 other saudi nationals it alleges that the defendants formulated a conspiracy to murder. 3 from the us and then kidnapped drugged torture and dismembered him at the saudi consulate in istanbul in october of 2018. 1 made being found one more don't he i want the truth is he be no please don't sponsor among the budget we want to hold true if. any of you want accountability the lawsuit has 2 primary goals to have a u.s. court make a determination that muhammad been salma is directly responsible for khashoggi murder and finally to reveal what intelligence governments around the world possess about the plot you absolutely want to get this country 1st and foremost not only from saudi arabia but also from the united states who lead their documents and recordings that are pertinent to this case because she agrees with those as the ultimate goal is to prevent the crown prince's accession to the throne no one behind if lost there is an order shoot have any role in becoming more not like robert when someone denies ordering a soldier's murder and the

if indeed it is mohamed bin sentiment as a cia as suggested more than a year ago that said there are all other ways of ensuring that at the very least choice is being deadly verd and that the very least saudi arabia feel the pressure political i dial that here can i ask you dr callandar it doesn't seem as though they are feeling any pressure has the lack of justice and accountability in this case sort of led to some kind of normalization in the way extrajudicial killings of viewed a you worry that something like this could happen again. well of course i am always worried that there will be more targeted killings only of johnny store human rights defenders but allow me to point out that actually there has been a heavy reaction to. the killing of germany and a number of steps have been taken by a range of activists including some of them and the state just last week 33 countries adopted a result hughson condemning saudi arabia for the killing of jemaah casualty and the imprisonment of the woman human rights defenders we've been though civil society sector a number of actions been taken

france where a teacher is beheaded after reportedly showing his cast rocketry cartoons of the prophet mohammed also to come the sound. i'm standing in one of the craters left by the bombardment it's about 8 pieces in diameter our correspondent reports from the war torn region of nagorno-karabakh questioning has intensified despite a cease fire between the 2 warring sides armenia and azerbaijan and are of also been attacks outside the disputed territory with civilian casualties reported in raids on the syrian city plus washington rejects russia's proposal to extend a major nuclear arms treaty between the 2 nations which is just months away from expiring. hello very good afternoon to you watching out international just gone 3 o'clock in moscow 9 arrests have been made in france in connection with the beheading have a schoolteacher near paris the atrocity took place after he reportedly showed his class derogatory card things of the prophet mohammed resins turn and people have been laying flowers where the attack took place is a breakdown of what happened. in . 80 a sunni one of our compatriots wa

weeks ago he was decapitated because he had showed controversial cartoons of the muslim prophet mohammed in a civics class about freedom of speech since then president machen has defended several times the use of showing caricature as like this and the fact that caricature is like that can be published in france because it's not illegal and that has caused a huge wave of anti french sentiment in muslim majority countries we have seen protests with tens of thousands of people taking place in places such as bangladesh they have also been protests in jordan in libya in gaza people burning effigies of president matt corn and calling for a boycott on french goods i mean this anti french sentiment this anger has been boiling and bubbling over and it's not far to suggest that there is perhaps a link between what's happening there in the wake of samuel patti's murder over these controversial cartoons and this attack that's taken place in east today 3 people dead including one who is said to have been beheaded. as you mentioned charlotte i mean there's heavy indications this was a terrorist attac

sopranos for teachers beheaded after reportedly showing his class to rocketry cartoons of the prophet mohammed. standing in one of the craters left by the bombardment it's about 8 meters in diameter also this hour our correspondent reports from the war torn the corner kind of back region where shelling has intensified despite a cease fire between the warring sides armenia and azerbaijan and there have also been attacks outside the disputed territory with civilian casualties today in raids on his syrian city. good afternoon just gone for caught here in moscow you're watching r.t. international and 9 arrests have been made in france after a teacher was beheaded at a school in a paris suburb the atrocity took place after the teacher reportedly showed his class derogatory cartoons of the prophet mohammed resins some people have been laying flowers the place the attack on folded is a breakdown of what happened. in . the. 80 s. unique one of our compatriots was murdered because he taught freedom of expression the freedom to believe or not believe our compact it was the victim of an islamist terror a

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earlier this month party had shown his students cartoons of the prophet mohammed in a lesson on freedomexpression the caricaturist were 1st published by the satirical magazine charlie abdo which led to a wave of attacks in paris and 2015 is believed the lesson angered a number of muslim parents activists say the authorities had been warned about the killer but it failed to act the person who committed this horrendous unspeakable unfathomable crime was hard being reported worktable times on social media because he was already displaying sign that he was about to commit something and many of the people who reported him were muslims in the french media already muslims can report someone who produced to be one of there is the car a moment of unity in the face of a brutal crime the french government's promised a 0 tolerance approach with tighter financial controls on religious cultural and sporting associations but the killings a reminder of fault lines in french society weeks after president a manual micro-loan controversially described islam as a religion in crisis while defending the coun

on monday protest his book mohammed international airport lagos nigeria is busiest. the same day these images appeared of prisoners among them violent criminals escaping went to prison. or tight. the prison authorities say nearly 2000 prisoners have escaped more warring is the looting of the armory in the correction facility. nearly 2 dozen cause destroyed already states have started enforcing $24.00 confused among them the financial capital lagos which is also home to the country's busiest ports. this could mean more trouble for already you know porsche. the president of the senate has asked the president to address the nation to calm the situation but it's not clear if that will be enough to keep the protest has decreased. its my allotment is the senior special assistant to nigeria's president mohammed a behati he believes the government will office allusions to the protests his grievances. if you take of the holistic look at all the demands that were just made lightly demands you know but i didn't you know very articulate at the manse there's some that needs to be