famous moscow. of travels eight thousand kilometers expressly to conquer the high cable stayed bridge in russia when they were finally caught by the police they were first mistaken for terrorists. here is the bridge to risky island three hundred fifty meters high is one of the tallest structures in russia it is insanely high there is nothing higher than this bridge. just conquering heights is not enough for them anymore they want to climb it heightened security locations where no one but they can get. this is moscow city a complex of high rise buildings they managed to bypass the security guards and made their way up to a construction crane. climbed on the crane boom it was done six in the morning we were climbing this boom somebody roasted popcorn in the crane booth there was a microwave oven and a kettle there so we had some tea a some instant noodles it was like kind of a picnic up on the roof. when the italian kirill gave their videos to the construction company as evidence of the poor security

telly in moscow. they touch the flag at the very top one hundred meters up they say this is their most tremendous victory ever. yet these are the greatest. grace. today there are several hundred climbers in russia doing it on a permanent basis climbing more and more dangerous heights every time. they have their own celebrities their own parties groups and social networks and their own websites. they know each other and even if they've never met in person they will definitely recognize one another and they meet for the first time as if they have known each other for many years. this summer gave his sweetheart another room on to present a trip to st petersburg to the scarlet sails fireworks festival this was on his first visit to the city which became a place of love for them and a source in petersburg many residents have never seen. the real self same pittsburgh are not like moscow roads their construction is so intricate and interesting urban climbing in samples are gives you absolutely different sens

between turkey and damascus to guide fighter jets intercept a syrian passenger plane on route from moscow these are the latest pictures from. port in ankara we got more in just a few moments but the headlines tonight in washington meantime sending troops to jordan to protect its border with syria that's a move seen by many as an escalation of america's involvement in the conflict we've got comment coming up plus a member of a punk band pussy riot is freed on probation but an appeal hearing keeps the other two behind bars over their publicist the stunted rushes made all the dots good thing drop and ongoing a stellar team fuels more separatism calls in europe has the referendum on scotland's independence from britain is all but come for. well over a good evening for me kevin owen it's eleven pm now here in moscow you're watching r.t. and as i just mentioned breaking news to start this hour details are just come out of the last half hour or so turkish fighter jets have earlier on this evening forced a syrian passenger plane from moscow to land in ankara on suspicion of carrying weapons no tu

hello again you are to live from moscow it's this monday evening now moscow courts imposed a ban on the notorious movie the innocence of muslims defining it as extremist the controversial u.s. made films often blamed for sparking this huge demonstrations across the middle east and north africa we witnessed the bigger with massive protests in cairo on an armed assault on america's consulate in benghazi libya on september eleventh of his example has got the details but this decision doesn't really change that much because even before this court's ruling access to this movie in russia was very limited if not blocked altogether only into a previous decision by a court in church now it's found a content of this movie extremist and inciting ethnic and religious hatred now even before that through a link in chechnya number of internet providers in russia to their own initiative blocked access to these movies for their own users as the you tube under some pressure from the russian minister of communication which threatened to suspend the entire you tube side in russia if it would choose to carr

globe gathered in moscow to perform in tribute to someone who truly revolutionized acting. how did the sternness loose skew system actually conquer america because when i asked people did they start talking about it because of it is that right yes michael chekhov's work is important too but he's michael chekhov is comes after stan's lofsky actually and in some way he was his student at one point and broke off and started to do his own system which is most common the feature that's best known is the psychological gesture that something that michael chekhov really develop because i always hear that michael chertoff was was the the source through which the third came i don't know that that's no i don't really let's not how i have to stand i think liz strasberg and stella adler were the two acting teachers in the united states and they were both actors admittedly and they each had experiences with status lask in russia and brought or or learned things about the system least strasberg i think not from status lasky but stella adler came to russia and met status last king it's bee

welcome back to our team coming live from moscow karen terror well the u.s. has deployed six all spring hybrid planes to its base on japan southern island of okinawa with six more aircraft due to be transferred there japanese police have to had to forcibly remove hundreds of people who had gathered outside the american base to protest the deployment of the jets demonstrator say the aircraft safety record is not up to standard following a series of crashes in the parents they were also calling for the marine base which is in a densely populated area to be shot down piece campaigner on human rights activists try and also says their calls are unlikely to be met. these bases cause a lot of problems not only for safety but noise issues and a lot of conflicts with the servicemen themselves in the local areas but the u.s. isn't going to budge in that position they've been dragging their feet now for six years so i think it's highly unlikely bases will close and nobody wants any of the bases there but for them to be bringing these in the twenty two osprey from boeing

performance received world here in moscow why do you choose this particular playing well because we thought it was one of the best productions we've done in our school and it was done with this group of actors last winter in february and it was so well received in san francisco i think it's a very innovative and inventive production and i thought that it was really a piece of art not just a good student production and last night it seemed to be very well received they they were called back for a second and third curtain call. by the audience but i think it combines music and dance as well as the text of the play so it's not told in a completely straightforward realistic way. in europe where i very mentioned doing in the beginning of the program the city was actually the only american. american theater school invited to moscow why were they choose you well i was told when they first wrote me that they had that you were the best you know there was never again that but i think you have a lot. you know i have a colleague who remain in who'd been working a lot in moscow who called me and said i

meanwhile air routes prime minister who is in moscow speaks out against a potential nato intervention in syria under the guise of protecting the region a report on that is coming up. in moscow appeals court has freed one of the child members of the notorious pussy riot punk band but up held the two year sentence for the authors the three women were convicted in august of hooliganism motivated by religious hatred for performing a song packed with obscenity at russia's main orthodox cathedral artist polly boyko has the details from outside the court. what are the band's members you could see in the summit say that she walked a free from more scary city court here she was released on probation throughout the trial and throughout the appeal the women have maintained that they didn't mean to offend anybody and that there was a protest it was a political protest against vladimir putin however during the trial the court found no political motive to the stunt that took place back in february in the christ the savior of the jail in moscow they said it was in fact hooliganism motivated by relig

iraq's prime minister who's in moscow speaks out against a potential nato intervention in syria under the guise of protecting the region. more belt tightening for beleaguered britain as the prime minister tells his party to keep up the cuts despite public or each across europe. and ongoing all sara he feels more separatism calls in europe as the referendum on scotland's independence from britain is all but confirmed. hello and welcome to our team with me karen terror well in moscow appeals court has freed one of the jailed members of the notorious pussy riot punk band but held the two year sentence for the two others the three women were convicted in august of hooliganism motivated by religious hatred for performing a song packed with obscenity at russia's main orthodox cathedral artie's polly boyko joins us live now from right outside the court holly what exactly was the court's ruling on its reasoning in this decision. is what are the band's members you can see in this summit say that she walked for relief from more scary safety quote here she was released on probation. and with a s

twenty forty five moscow time as catch up with all the latest sports. thank you very much kevin welcome along to the sports headlines is coming up the heat is on miami begin the defense of their n.b.a. crown with a convincing win over the boston celtics. fight night russian kickboxing starbucks who has the coffee prepares for his clash of the year here in moscow as he seeks to move closer to nature in re status in the ring. and pick that one out in case you missed any of the strikes that mattered from the week that was in the russian premier league we've got goals cool. but let's start with football on the last four quarter finalist will be decided in the russian cup on wednesday and jay are continuing their quest for domestic double their one point behind says call in the premier league title race they left it late to secure a two one win over i'm carlia peter burmistrov for. sealing the match class side's come from behind win and with it their passage to the last eight elsewhere technically lokomotiv even grossly three one of the extra time league lea

breaking news this hour on r t turkey says the syrian plane intercepted on route from moscow was carrying russian made munitions despite russia's denial of any involvement in the flights alleged arms supplies. they pointed their guns at the un got those put the solute ground. those on board that plane tell us see they were threatened and humiliated by turkish authorities during the stop in ankara. also this hour a yemeni security official working for the u.s. embassy is assassinated in the capital in the latest incident signaling al qaeda is on the rise in the region. hello very good evening i'm kevin zero in this is r.t. it's now eight pm dramatic development in the last breaking news just mentioned there turkey now saying the syrian bound passenger plane that was forced to land in turkey was carrying russian made music munitions moscow earlier said the planes confiscated cargo was not manufactured in russia have sixteen fighter jets intercepted that flight from moscow bound for damascus last night which was carrying thirty seven people let's get up to speed of the teachers are still com

see moscow. the arab autumn could be under way in bahrain a security forces launch a crackdown on fresh anti-government rallies in the capital my nama friday police used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse crowds at least ten people were arrested. i been unrest in the country for more than a year and a half is the shia majority demands of the sunni monarchy an act of democratic and political reforms meanwhile britain signed a military treaty with the kingdom seen by many as a sign of support for the regime dominic kavakeb from the justice and development movement thinks some western countries may want to keep a really regime as an ally no matter why. it doesn't send a particularly fantastic message when you sending weapons to a country that is using weapons against its people on a daily basis to kill. to crush protests to crush essentially democracy but i think . the reason why why the u.s. and other countries do that is because they want to keep bahrain as an ally iran is seen as an ally of w

hello giver good ever company this monday evening here in moscow at r.t. next than an appeal by the russian punk band pussy riot against their prison terms been adjourned after one of the group members told the court she'd sacked her lawyer they were jailed for two years back in august for hooliganism motivated by religious hatred of they staged an infamous anti putin stunt at russia's make the drill official thomas has got the details. court has wrapped up for the day and this is coming after you got that you know somewhat so you have it's the oldest of the three women requested a new lawyer and the court has granted that request which means she needs time to prepare the appropriate documents in the papers in order to let this specific hearing go through new court date has been set for that hearing that is october tenth now again today many people here to see inside the courtroom it was packed in fact it spilled out into the corridors of the courtroom so that people could watch on television to see what was happening inside the courtroom outside the court

live from moscow this is our. moscow time this thursday night very good to have you with us with the breaking news of turkey tonight saying these syria bound passenger plane that was forced to land in turkey last night was carrying russian made munitions the moscow airport though that dispatched the flight insists there was no illegal cargo on board sixteen fighter jets anyway intercepted the flight on its way from moscow to damascus which was carrying thirty seven people at the time let's get up to speed with these latest developments. covering it for us tom what exactly did the turkish prime minister have to say. well turkish prime minister tayyip erdogan sais that military equipment and ammunition found in the plane originated in a russian institution and was on its way towards the syrian defense ministry that contradicts the earlier statement by russia saying that none of the equipment on board originated in russia that's the statement that he gave at a press conference however moscow does say that the documen

the final touchdown moscow patriots defeats eleven scouts in the russian version of the super bowl.and an injury scare ronaldo will travel with portugal ahead of friday's world cup qualifier with russia despite picking up a slight injury in sunday's el classico and let's go straight to the ice now where it was a busy monday in the kontinental hockey league with seven games on offer now before getting to the headliner featuring a lockout n.h.l. are spoiled the soup and. here are the results all the other matches now in the early game going towards scored three unanswered goals at more you get a mild conservative on shore and cal all riley getting on the scoreboard and that one c.v.t. claims a narrow two one victory against tractor while the mobilise needed a shootout to defeat miss a little no because nets on the road will cause the defeated baris at home for to. so now as promised let's get to the cage shall battle between russia's arguably brightest stars. and call chukkers teams when it's ahead in moscow on monday night this time around it was called children who stole the show wi

thirty minutes past eleven moscow time now this is r.t. and back to our top news story increasing tension between turkey and syria especially following that intercepted civilian aircraft from moscow the last twenty four hours let's get some thoughts from gareth porter he's the story that investigative journalist on the line from the u.s. he's from the u.s. national security policy council so thanks be with us turkey and its ally the us of previously lashed out at russia for providing arms to syria which moscow says own is longstanding legal contracts the flip side now is that fair with reports that the arms of been smuggled to syrian rebels via turkish territory those claims that we've heard before it was not all gel. well this incident is quite interesting in that the initial reports from the turkish authorities indicated very clearly that this was ammunition that was being smuggled into. into syria by a syrian civilian airline. liner and what then has happened is that subsequent reports have begun to become more vague the second report s

for more developments from moscow in washington thank you guy now let's now get more on the growing u.s. presence near the syrian border from lou rawls well writer and founder of the lute week of on my suspense to toot he joins us from alabama. thank you so much for joining us lou now what do you make of this move on the part of the u.s. is it really just about helping an ally in case of a spillover. no if of course it has been jordan has long been a bit of color a satellite of the u.s. it's not actually an ally it's the province of the u.s. and so why is the u.s. putting in these troops are first of all to imply that some of syria is threatening jordan which of course is not true syria has got their hands full with the u.s. inspired rebels who were trained by the way in turkey at a u.s. air force base for the past several years before this all started so this is just a way to gin up the tension to bring on more trouble i know i think it's true the u.s. will not use its troops to invade syria but will they try a libyan strategy of simply bombing people endlessly from the air very possib

punk band pussy riot have appeared in court in moscow to appeal against their prison term the three were sentenced to two years in jail and august for inciting religious hatred during a political protest art russia's main cathedral the verdict sparked controversy in the country and abroad here's our thomas with details of the hearing. court has wrapped up for the day and this is coming after you cut that you know somewhat so you have it's the oldest of the three women requested a new lawyer and the court has granted that request which means she needs time to prepare the appropriate documents in the papers in order to let this specific hearing go through a new court date has been set for that hearing that is october tenth now again today many people here to see inside the courtroom it was packed in fact it spilled out into the corridors of the courtroom so that people could watch on television to see what was happening inside the courtroom outside the courthouse itself and many more people both pro and against suppose he rioted coming to let their voices be heard showing that this ca

a statement of moscow that the any military equipment on the plane was not of russian origin moscow says that the documents of the plane were checked in moscow and were found to be all legal and present and correct however turkey says that it forced the plane to land because of an intelligence tip off. the first time russia has come under scoop scrutiny for its links to damascus though is it. it's not russia's supply to the syrian government have received a lot of criticism and scrutiny since the beginning of the uprising in syria the russian government is it pains to point out that its arms contracts with syria are very longstanding ones but they comply with international legal norms that it supplies only defensive weapons not for use against civilians it is still not clear what was inside those boxes taken off the plane whether it was some turkish government reports suggest communications equipment or miss our components or whether it was something else it is not clear as well who was responsible for that cargo. of accusations flying around every direction or today but back at turkey s

of you know i have a colleague who remain in who'd been working a lot in moscow who called me and said i would like to recommend you for this do you think a city would want to go and i said yes i think if we get an invitation we'd love to go but i know that we were when an atoll is smelly and ski wrote he said that he had heard very good things about us and i do think that our i do think from conversations i've had to take gotten here that what we're doing and our training right now is simpatico as we say with with things that are going on at the moscow art theater i think we were a good school to invite it's interesting that you mention he heard you in here going to you to. watching him and sending some somebody to at least look well if you think my colleague who recommended us who he'd been working with for six or seven years was able to speak in detail about so in fact he had had somebody come and see if that specifically for the first of all somebody who know us well it's like you know you know you know the jews joke going very seeing i hate stravinsky's you know. there are not onl

after next year and is here the nation's sport is still nice to see again and moscow is gearing up for another night of prime this weekend is right on some red mr bott to call four of the best in the business will be in moscow and he's going to show you how it's done more and plus the rest of the busier sports right. great to have you with us this is boortz today thank you coming off this hour. n.b.a. and besides david block resigns us coach of the russian national basketball team after seven largely successful years for north america is believed to be his next. fight night rushing kick boxing superstar box to hossa call yours up for his third clash of the year in moscow this weekend a c six to move closer to legend status in the ring. take your pick justin case she missed any of the strikes that monitored from the week that was in the russian premier league don't worry don't fret goals go to war as you cover. with football indeed where we know our first quarter finalist from this season's russian cup reigning league champions and will be one of the eight after victory over marco via o

this is moscow's last report in the mediterranean. -- last port in the mediterranean. the battle is raging just beyond this area in aleppo in the north. government forces are shelling neighborhoods. civilians are paying a heavy price. many have said -- many have fled here. the city's main stadium is giving refuge to nearly 500 families. the referees are now home to this family. >> bbc london? >> they have been here for the past month. she tells me "thank god we are here. is safe. the army was trying to move other people out of our area. there were clashes and gunfire. we have children. aleppo is like a disaster son. there are bodies in the streets. we can let our children see that." but there is destruction in this region, too. this amateur video shows mountains in ruin. communities have seen heavy clashes. some villages are now controlled by rebels. serial's war is often described as a sectarian conflict, -- syria's war is often described as a sectarian conflict. the regime is criticized for stoking fear elsewhere in the country. this man wants is identity -- his iden

twenty two forty five moscow time very special spot report now here's paul. thank you very much kevin welcome along to the sports headlines here on people coming up the heat on miami begin the defense of the n.b.a. crown with a convincing win over the boston celtics. night russian kickboxing starbuck who has equal three players his third clash of the year here in moscow as he seeks to move closer to legendary status in the ring. and take that one out in case you missed any of the strikes that mounted from the week that was in the russian premier league we've got goals cool. and let's start with football and the last four quarter finalists will be decided have been decided in the russian cup on wednesday continuing their quest for domestic double their one point behind car in the premier league title race and they left it late to secure a two one win over. the police troth and. seemingly last sides come from behind when and with their passage into the last eight elsewhere ted it looked multi in grozny three one off the extra tied league leaders to ask all the

moscow. investigative journalist tony guzzling says the resulting popularity and vandalism in the wake of the band's trial raises a big question over who was really benefited from the sentence. let's not forget what's else is going on around the world around this case because you have got loads of problems at the in a way you know part of the punishment is to stop these people cashing in on the free published is published there's been two prizes awarded to these people one from the lennon oh no fun which is a prize for peace which i find incredible since this has been such a divisive case the other is the luther prize which has been awarded boy of the city of wittenberg which is where protestantism started and what's happened is the city has awarded the prize for the people of the city and they are protesting against that saying you know we don't actually endorse this sacrilege i think there's something really a bit sad about a band an organization that defines itself by opposition to the chu

like flying in an airplane when you land at moscow airport or you landed new york airport they can turn the plane around in a couple of hours and leave actually less than that this is the problem your what you're saying to me immediately i think of the shuttle there is no shuttle you can't reuse soyuz we're going the wrong way. so the shuttle was a vehicle that was incredibly high performing it was an amazing feat of human engineering but it really wasn't reusable i like to call it rebuild a bowl certainly parts of it were rebuilding all certainly some of it was reusable but there was an incredible number of man hours that had to go into certifying that vehicle for re flight every time it ended up being far more expensive and far less reliable in terms of its reusability that's why use the word rapidly reusable so the shuttle was not a great example of that however many of the vehicles that are being built now including for example the falcon and the dragon by space x. are designed and the c s t one hundred by boeing to be reusable ten times one hundred times a thousand times and those

the final touchdown the moscow patriots defeated scallops in the russian version of the super bowl. and injuries care rinaldo will travel with portugal ahead of friday's world cup qualifier with russia despite picking up a slight injury in sunday's el classico. and let's go straight to the ice now where it was a busy monday in the kontinental hockey league with seven games on offer now before getting to the headliner featuring a loss out n.h.l. or spotted that suit and called show here are the results of the other matches in the early game it's a lot of monkeys of war scored three and answer goals at how more you get involved in syria take on shore and gallery any getting on the scoreboard and not one c.v.t. claims a narrow two one victory against tracks or a well out of the mobilise media the shootout to defeat makes a lower level because nets on the road look it's easier a slog defeated baris at home for two. so and now asked promised let's get to the cage shell battle between russia's arguably brightest stars bottled but soup and in the call shook his team's went head to head in

does the was to russia is to blame president assad for the call suborder violence moscow calls for restraint on both sides and highlights the lack of global condemnation for the terrorism that's killed dozens and unless. and africans are rockets as protester of storm the greek defense ministry and the latest show of despair in a struggling country. thank you for joining r.t. were rebring you the latest we start now with breaking news turkey's parliament has just approved cross border military involvement following the shelling of a town from syrian territory on wednesday tension on the border is worsening with turkey renewing its retaliatory shelling of its war torn neighbor for a second day in retaliation his middle east correspondent paula slayer brings us more. into the early hours of thursday morning turkey launched military fire against civilian targets this follows overnight operations in which the turkey military continued to fire on to the syrian side now the whole incident was sparked when a mortar bomb was fired from syria into turkey as territory it hit a residential building kill

below and thank you for joining r t thursday two o'clock here in moscow on karen. well turkey's retaliation against syria is an edgy ending rather any time soon as the country's military has launched fresh artillery strikes against the war torn state had earlier fired over the border in response to shelling from syria which killed five turkish civilians and as artie's middle east correspondent paula slayer now reports the nato member state is taking steps toward starting a ground invasion. until the early hours of thursday morning turkey launched military fire against syrian targets this follows overnight operations in which the turkey military continued to fire on to the syrian side now the whole incident was spotted when a water bomb was fired from syria into turkey as territory it hit a residential building killing five members of the same family and injuring another from a team we don't yet have clear information as to who fired the motive we don't have exact information as to the extent of the turkish retaliate create actions but certainly this is intensifying

white knights a russian kickboxing starbucks who has prepares for his clash of the year here in moscow as he seeks to move closer to legendary status in the ring. and pick one out case you missed any of the strikes that mattered from the week that was in the russian premier league we've got goals cool. but let us start with football on the final four quarter finalists will be decided in the russian cop on wednesday j a continuing their quest for a domestic double their one point behind sas car in the premier league title race and approaching half time in their cup clash with korea it's currently one one. draw council. elsewhere tara lokomotiv even grozny kicks off in just over ten minutes time league leaders task carwell can lower division side time and well to number moscow entertain. on tuesday the two time champions in it sort of moved over to nail these in petersburg outfit now host who won the krasnodar darby the any say so rafael a second division outfit skara no class no yobs. spartak in a penalty shoot out after one hundred twenty goals minutes the quarter finals will take plac

moscow. glory ellie a cultural links golf course quick top kill a comeback win over their rivals in the k.h. . touchdown takes a look at the sport of american football and its growing popularity here in russia . but first football of the sock of variety and on choose day russia held their first training session at a friday's crucial world cup qualifier against portugal in moscow this is said to be fabby a capella his biggest test so far as russia manager as his side go up against the group favorites both russia and portugal have won there too much is so far in qualification to go denise off is in the squad despite the fallout from his dispute with an eight after he wanted a bigger salary. is one of the new additions to the set up and the locomotive forward is expecting a tough test on friday night. clearly has said that we need to prepare very well for the upcoming game it's going to be a massive test for the players it's a real old if you need to be called up to the national team but at thos

for the new york city moscow.and that is all from the world of sport for now but i'll be back with more in our just under two hours time joining that. my parents really truly honestly believe that what had happened was as a result of my father's exposure to agent orange i was born with multiple problems . i was missing my leg and my fingers in my big toe on my right foot i use my hands a lot in my artwork i find myself drawing my hands quite a bit to me. where my hands you know just as if anyone. but they do tell a story they tell a story of. oxen. it's easy feat. to meet. wealthy british style signs that's not on the time. markets why not scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on. the news a secret laboratory to mccurdy was able to build a new world most sophisticated robots which will unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything turns mission to teach music creation why it should c

we're bringing you live pictures now from moscow city course they pursue riots are people getting under way as more specific or to the punk band the receipt to get is in jail for publicity stunt and russia's main cathedral like pictures or. an israeli prime minister netanyahu appears to go all out for reelection as he dissolved parliament and orders a slap at the peak of these popularity citing budget bickering. this is r.t. coming to you live from moscow hello and welcome to the program arises and far from warm welcome from the greek people for chancellor angela merkel on her visit to africans while the german leader praised the government over its austerity measures an army of riot police held by turns of thousands of demonstrators just streets away oh she's south us now reports from athens on why merkel's visit has so riled the people. it was supposed to be a conciliatory gesture but in the end it seem do you need to serve to add fuel to the fire of austerity anger clashes of breaking out between the riot police on the protesters on the streets that are going on. getting the country

i mean exactly ten years on from the moscow theater siege that left one hundred thirty dead r.t. brings us firsthand accounts from survivors and hears from victims relatives you'll find it all at our two dot com. more of this hour's world news in brief for you now a series of deadly attacks have hit shiite areas of the iraqi capital for parked cars exploded northwest of baghdad killing seven people and leaving sixteen injured another attack struck a northern district where two mortar rounds are reported to have landed killing two and wounding several others it's not known who is behind the attacks but the iraqi capital shiite areas have previously been targeted by al qaida linked sunni militants. it plays out a hospital in southern taiwan has left twelve people dead and seventy others injured patients died of smoke inhalation as the fire swept through a nursing home located all the second floor of the building most of the victims were bedridden and couldn't escape the fire emergency services quickly brought the blaze under control though the cause of the fire still unknown. the a

live from moscow this is r.t. now as if british prime minister david cameron didn't have enough to do tackling recession and spending cuts knows how to watch his back to london mayor boris johnson is capturing the public on his party's minds even overshadowing his beleaguered leader at the conservatives conference outies laura smith reports from . he's still got this great blond hair which he referred to that david cameron has made a joke of he said if he was a mob then david cameron was the broom sweeping out the economy and some have said in fact that cameron was very generous to agree to the closing speech of boris's annual conference and of course one of the things that people are looking for now from david cameron is this star quality but dave is not and his speech couldn't have really been in sharp contrast to boris is he still says that cuts are at the heart of his growth policy which is cutting the deficit we all hold working people who travel long distances to get into work and pay their taxes meant to th