well we can bring in british investigative journalist paul lashmar to talk more about this story areas mr lashmar thank you very much for coming on to the pry them there i mean all this is yet to be verified but if it does prove to be true how much of a controversy could this blow into. well it won't help the relationship between sweden and russia i think what's going on here is we were always we've known for a long while that the swedish sigint capability is quite developed. a lot with the british intelligence in the past but as with all things to do with with snowden's documents there's one thing for experts on the outside think of what you know suspecting that we are under all sorts of surveillance it's quite another when we actually start to get the evidence when we start to get the evidence and we realize the sheer scale which i think exceeds the expectations of virtually anybody that the sheer scale of international mass surveillance of individuals governments and anybody that they take an interest in and would it also surprise many people do you think that sweden is actually inv

situation and i think speculating wildly is not the best thing to do at this time there are enough paul lashmar and vests to get of journalists and lecturer at bruno university in the u.k. thanks for that analysis. we will be closely following developments and we'll bring you all the latest details as and when we get them you can log on to our to dot com from minute by minute timeline of the events developing in volgograd. now to the week's top stories thousands gathered in turkey's capital ankara to demand the resignation of the country's government that's after a violent dispersal of protesters in istanbul on friday night where police used tear gas and rubber bullets against crowds the rallies were sparked by a corruption probe that's led to a major cabinet reshuffle and the arrests of government officials are sisera firth is following events. it's not uncommon sight so they stumble streets in a year that's been marked by widespread protests but this time the rallies taking place in the wake of a corruption crackdown that's what the government the threats to prime minister comes not just from