like the top story now here in r.t. you're looking at live pictures in just a moment coming from currys tahrir square there they are where tensions are flaring as over one hundred thousand protesters are rallying against the new rulers this square has been the focal point of demonstrations for over a year since egypt's uprising began today's rally involve supporters from opposite ends of the political spectrum with secular activists rubbing shoulders with islam it's joined in a common cause live pictures there from current and we'll cover that as the day continues you. can us here next with the business update on your wall street back on the rise yes bill is recovering yesterday's drop thanks to some nifty corporate results microsoft chip maker the betakes picked nations ahead of world finance officials meeting in washington finance minister and one of your most who has pledged to cut boring costs and that's pushed the my six to close the week over fifteen hundred rising oil prices mean russia can be less crude sawed of

six thirty pm moscow time this is r.t. here you headlines syrian opposition forces refuse to give in to the government's latest amanda and provide written guarantees they will fold the violence this puts the potential cease fire by the u.n. set a deadline in jeopardy as damascus says it will not withdraw its troops unless the rebels do the same. controversy surrounding u.s. and gun laws gains momentum for the latest killing of an unarmed teenager triggering accusations that lax legislation as led to the homicide rates soaring in some states critics say the right to bear arms primarily serves not self defense but the interests of those producing and selling weapons. and other reports suggesting the deadly plane crash in western siberia a week ago was caused by the crew's decision not to d.i.'s the plane the issue of the shortage of professional pilots in russia are now being thrust into the spotlight. now an r.c.a. run through the eyes of israeli security. here director of the military balance project now explores tell of youths

it's a pleasure to have you with us here on r.t. today still ahead for you here in the program. rounding off the week on a high we expect strong company results to push world markets into the black off the difference is this news in ten minutes. france heads to the polls on sunday and investors are hanging on the result desperate to know how the outcome will affect the debt ridden. from challenging its budget discipline to leaving the e.u. altogether criticising the union has been a trump card for all the candidates as artist has for australia now reports. it hasn't been the perfect marriage but they agreed where it mattered most of the time . a tandem seen as key in decision making. but france's relationships with berlin and brussels have hit a rough patch the french election if you look at the campaign in france i think because on the right side there is mrs le pen this is the plan once to reintroduce her for the french franc the french currency force mr along once during negotiations to the of the treaty on the fiscal compact incumbent nicolas sarkozy is no exception pledging

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r.t. life here in moscow the u.n. security council has unanimously voted on a resolution to send hundreds of observers to syria moscow says it will help promote the un backed cease fire agreement with multiple reports of a truce been violated by both sides portnoy has more from new york. once again the united nations security council has unanimously adopted a resolution on syria the most recent one drafted by russia and co-sponsored by eight other countries the resolution calls for and authorizes up to three hundred unarmed un minute military observers to go to syria and monitor the truce the cease fire that was put in place april twelfth between damascus and the opposition groups this resolution also calls on the syrian government to meet its responsibilities and pledges is called for in the six point peace plan laid out by u.n. joint envoy mr kofi i'm russia of course believes that this most recent development in syria is a step in the right direction but your. resolution is of fundamental importance for a peace set

double standards here to get a journalist i talked to last night here in r.t. told me that bahrain's proximity to iran makes it a strategic difference and occasion there in the persian gulf. could there be a link to iran here but i think they're obviously years and not just to iran affectively and legally thanks to the holy father is a u.s. naval base this is where the american fifth fleet has its home and the fact that all this is going on in their backyard doesn't bother them in the slightest simply really increased so we're right everything else but we're seeing this anti-government uprising seemingly getting stronger now it's been going on what for the last fourteen months where do you think it could be going could it perhaps be another libya or syria in the making i don't think so because i don't think the west is interested in. six months of nato bombing and god knows how many thousands of casualties to get rid of gadhafi there's no we're going to do about this is their place and what is happening is happening against a rule of the of bakra long time and m

if you're just joining us a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. here are your headlines russia's foreign minister says the assad regime should be more active in implementing the un brokered cease fire plan in syria now just two days before the final deadline but so he left office also called on those supporting the opposition to pressure on the factions sabotaging peace of. the british prime minister seeks to ceylon historic weapons deal with japan and to agree on a possible royal navy submarine deployment in the region many see the move was mirroring washington's recent drive to boost its military presence in the asia pacific. and russia and poland remember the victims of the tragic plane crash near smolensk that killed the polish president most of the country's political elite two years ago separate investigations by both moscow and warsaw bad weather and a pilot error to blame for the catastrophe. now when i see it spotlight today a firsthand look at the present political position ongoing in the middle east. welcome to sponsor. and. i'll go and play

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r.t. dot com. not far from the world update here on r.t. but for now once a death row inmate. is now serving a life sentence convicted for shooting and killing a us police officer in one nine hundred eighty one for the last thirty years a former journalist and a black panther has proclaimed his innocence gained international support for his case along the way since our conviction supporters of rallied behind him to seek justice claiming he never received a fair trial now r.t. is the first t.v. channel in the world to speak with the man since he was taken off death row exclusive interview coming up in its entirety next hour but for now a preview from our reporter anastasiya truckin. revolutionary journalist and activist an honorary citizen in over twenty cities with a street named after him in france cases such as the one of the most debated in modern legal history accused of killing a police officer in the one nine hundred eighty s. mia has spent almost thirty years on death row this january he was taken off death row and is now serving life behind bars without parole and for

here. to let's see russia ski r.t. reporting from kiev in ukraine. good to have you with us here on r.t. today still to come in the program why cairo's iconic central square is still in a revolutionary mood with less than a month to go before egyptians vote for the next president protests and clashes continue as people go on demanding change and we have the latest from cairo in just a short while here. also israel's rhetoric of attack on iran leads to a suspect within the government as fears mount that is provoking terror and while not being fully prepared for any retaliatory strike. russian m.p. under very looking for who the u.k. considers the main suspect in the killing of former f.s.b. officer alexander litvinenko has just now passed a lie detector test evaluation was specially conducted by british experts to see if he had anything to do with the murder lugovoy answered questions relating to litvinenko was death from polonium poisoning six years ago however the polygraph test is unlikely to be decisive in resolving the case as british courts will not accept it as stand alone evidence

welcome back here with r.t. here's a look at the top stories the u.n. is set to unleash a massive observer mission to syria the last ditch attempt to prevent all out civil war the security council is expected to approve the deployment of three hundred monitors later on saturday. this is in time in france after final appeals to voters are made by tehran presidential hopefuls the top job in a country riven by social divisions and record unemployment voters will cast their choices on sunday with incumbent president nicolas sarkozy and popular socialist leader francois hollande the main contenders. plus the chinese economic powerhouse sets its sights on the arctic as beijing weighs in for a slice of the untapped riches the chinese premier is touring europe to see you go abberation deals on exploring arctic resources. now how a community in the u.s. hopes to safeguard their civil liberties and health as an a g companies want to drill in their own backyards our special report is next here in our team. we abide in forty acres and nineteen ninety three and deci

talk about your read r.t. here is a look at the top stories the british prime minister powers ahead with his arms sales pitch in asia opening up the u.k.'s war arsenal to the nation's surrounding china. there is still a chance of a truce says the special envoy to syria while u.s. congress hawks cozy up with syrian rebels and step up calls to supply them with arms. plus critics say spanish plans for a vegas style gambling ira to make money and jobs could actually kind of boosting the sex industry more down economy. context out of the anniversary of the first manned space flight our special report ventures back in time to walk out of people who made your ego guarin sledge and they're a voyage possible. so you go first you first know you think only five out of twenty are still alive. five participants of one of the most secret and ambitious missions of the soviet union leaders look i did it in moscow they dared to do all kinds of experiments testing the limits of human insurance. every one of them wanted to be the fir

from moscow this is r.t. here you had lights the first ceasefire in over a year of violence between syrian forces and armed rebels comes into force following a u.n. deadline meanwhile russia calls for international monitors to be sent to the country as soon as possible to help keep the peace. iran's president mahmoud ahmadinejad says no threats pressure will make his country give up its rights to nuclear energy a statement comes ahead of this weekend's talks on the issue with major world powers in turkey the first of their kind in over a year. and what the plan is celebrates fifty one years since the year a legendary first flight to the final frontier a russian scientist on bail and plan of moon exploration with permanent bases set to appear on our closest cosmic neighbor within a decade. and all the ups and downs in the russia u.s. relationship and the effects on the world all under scrutiny in our special interview as we talk to brooke obama's former national security advisor here on alt . general james earl jon

here. let's see russia r.t. reporting from kiev in ukraine this is the weekly here in r.t. and all the way this why caro's iconic central square is still in a revolutionary mood. less than a month to go before egyptians vote for the next president the protests and clashes continue as people demand change we've the latest from caro coming up. a report on why fears grow in europe that anti islamic ideology is on the rise especially with the trial now underway in norway of mass killer and this plague. russian m.p. on the look of boy who the u.k. considers the main suspect in the killing of the former f.s.b. officer alexander litvinenko passed a lie detector test earlier this week evaluation was specially conducted by british experts to see if he had anything to do with the murder london correspondent laura smith looks into how it might change the inquiry into the killing stephen did you do anything that led to the death of alexander litvinenko no. were you involved in alexandria listening cause death no. so you have never had any dealings with polonium know another step toward

earl jones who shared his outlook on global politics with us much the full interview next hour here in r.t. but here is a look. iran. should have access through peaceful nuclear power if they wish and if you run seriously once through. play according to the game but play for the rules that all of us play by. signing the documents that. guarantee a certain behavior. there's no reason. iran could not. go to require a power for peaceful use so you know to me the. pressure of the responsibility and it's not upon russia or the united states through to. make iran do anything that it doesn't want to do it's up to iran the say you know we want to be like north korea ten years from now living in a world wide solution. russian space scientists are preparing the next giant leap for mankind with ambitious goal of gaining a foothold on the moon within ten years you know it's been sort of a daring project coincides with the fifty first anniversary of the very first manned space flight artists are part looks at the chances of success. to put a man on the moon and keep him there that's the aim for space e

i don't well welcome to monday's final business update here in r.t. with me to meet you medvedev and go take a look at what's going on in the united states the only markets which are trading right now and they are limping to a negative ending of april's trade with the dow jones down point three percent nasdaq three quarters of a percent this is on the back of slowing consumer spending growth but on the other hand incomes are up and we're seeing barnes and noble up more than fifteen percent after an announcement of a team up with microsoft for ebooks business over in the europe concerns are looming about the situation with a spade as it comes back into recession with g.d.p. in the first quarter down point three percent on the previous quarter and also stand in force downgrading sixteen banks among them everywhere it's like santander . on the commodities markets and it seems that investors are pretty much come to accept the factors affecting supply which has become pretty stable and demand because of a slowdown in economic recovery and this is why we ar

welcome back you're with r.t. here is a look at the top stories you an observer's and syria urged both sides to lay down their arms a bit reports a fresh blast despite the united nations peace plan while one ethnic group the kurds have called on president assad to go long before the unrest are choosing peace over war. i fear pro dialogue voices struggle to be heard above the war course in the u.s. congress with a strike on iran still firmly on the agenda as critics accuse arms merchants and contractors of driving the debate. and terrorists planning to attack london during the olympics could be fired on from residential rooftops hosting state of the art missiles officials say the rockets will be less resort but people are alarmed that they could become targets for terrorists. up next we sit down with chris had just author and u.s. war correspondent to ask where he sings washington is heading when it comes to its domestic and global policies. chris hedges is an american author journalist former war correspondent and resp

on the back here with r.t. and here's a reminder of the week's top stories plus survivors of a siberian plane crash are in stable condition and it's now thought likely that the failure to spray the aircraft that it frees caused it to fall to earth thirty one people including all the crew were killed. time's running out for the latest peace plan for syria with the u.n. pressing the government and opposition to lay down weapons both sides of the conflict are expected to cease fire by thursday or face further measures from the u.n. security council. boss moscow slams the sanitizing of picture book and vows to bring the alleged russian arms dealer home after us for gave him twenty five years for conspiring to kill americans the judge said there will be no evidence against both it's not for resting operations that entrap him. up next year in r.t. as our special for about a man who's been skating death for decades despite receiving capital sentance. huntsville texas. the man who we are coming to see at the prison of w

well still ahead here this hour an r.t. occupy activists joined a chorus of those protesting against the world's biggest spy base in the u.k. . we're seeing is americans developing a new form of girls and we explore what's fueling fears of operations in a british american something could lead to a new kind of international power again plus. they will hold russian reserves it fires in the arctic under a new deal we interview the head of the american oil firm in business at twenty past the hour. all that still to come for you this hour but first nato is getting more help from russia in the afghan war and in a ministerial meeting in brussels the sides it discussed expanding the vital transit of military cargo to afghanistan through russia's territory now moscow has provided the alliance with their corridors and railway routes the link is vital as pakistan blocked an acre of supplies from crossing its totally after an airstrike that killed twenty four pakistani soldiers six months ago and as the alliance appears to withdraw tro

capital thanks for joining us here on r.t. what impact do you expect these polygraph results to have on the investigation. it's a very positive step because it been done by a british company but one should remember that. in an english court it's not really admissible as evidence as you pointed out but it could be brought forward you could get the polygraph people to attest testified that they believe that lugovoy was telling the truth that in fact was not lying and so on that would be evidence in his defense so therefore i would see it as a positive step forward of course the next step is for scotland yard common to look at the evidence and to say whether they think it's a step forward like to examine it and so on and so forth then after that would be for the british government then to make a move because the look avoid case litvinenko case really soured under russian relations for several years both countries need to move forward now the test results support the claims made by the father of the deceased that little boy is inn

r.t. luton. a little later here in r.t. waging a war on the where millions are outraged over a new cybersecurity bill which could let the us government obtain muse's private browsing history from internet companies it's now up to president obama whether to give the controversial law the green light that report is coming your way in the next. but i'll tell you. what i'll be back with a recap of today's headlines on this week's top stories after a very short break it is the weekly live here in moscow stay with us. join me on a journey to the heart of the problem to a place is hidden from the tourists you're going to meet some real kremlin insiders although they may not be the usual news makers you see on t.v. .

it is good to have you with us here on r.t. today i'm live in moscow. as the largest spy in the world menwith hill in britain certainly carries and unassuming but for almost three decades now the complex run jointly by the u.k. and the u.s. has been targeted and even siege to pry protesters in the latest demonstration just a couple of days ago activists again demanded pace's closure the crime what they see as an insatiable and illogical hunger for security with us reporters artie's lawyers. it's a little piece of america in the middle of the yorkshire dales it might look like some kind of theme park but it's actually a spy base and part of the early warning system for the ever expanding u.s. missile defense shield it's a part of this huge kind of organism which gripping the world on its surface as you get from places like memory field which is connected together is the american military base speedo based in menwith hill since the nine hundred sixty s. growing all the time until the site now comprises thirty three of those goals like structures inside ea

here on r.t. of course in this time we'll be speaking to professors lavoy he's a philosopher and therefore in commentator also david horovitz he's a conservative writer and campaigner on global politics and also going to discussing whether we can leaks was guilty of treason. another week another scandal for nato forces in afghanistan the latest uproar is over new photos showing american soldiers smiling and posing with corpses of afghans said to have been suicide bombers the white house maintains it's just another isolated incident something antiwar activists strongly disagree with this is what happens when an occupation last for ten years and is manifestly failing i imagine that the morale of the troops is that rock bottom layer of our salute you know idea what they're doing there they know that the populations in their home countries whether it's this country all the united states are overwhelmingly against the war and this is borrowed to produce. a situation where the occupation becomes more br

in a few moments is the world update here on r.t. but for now one of three members of a feminist punk band arrested for hooliganism back in february will remain in custody for at least two more months a court hearing is currently under way right here in moscow at least twenty of the group's supporters were detained trying to stage an un sanctioned demonstration school band came to wide public attention when they rushed people from russia might be true here in moscow and performed what prosecutors claim was a blasphemous song it could see them putting in jail for up to seven years the incident calls a huge public reaction of harsh criticism from russia's political church which. are starting with iraq we'll get to the r.t. world are paid out some other international news for you in brief a wave of bombings across the country killed at least thirty five and injured around one hundred officials say extremists launched both car and roadside bombs in the capital and the country's north the explosions in baghdad targeted mainly shia neighbo

r.t. . some breaking news here in r.t. this hour russia's biggest oil firm the state owned ross nafta and us tonight exxon mobil are joining forces they have signed a landmark partnership deal to develop the arctics protection the rich untapped reserves well the joint venture was signed in prime minister pledging their interests official residence it also gives us no access to it from projects from north america and you know how on development hard to recover the serbs deal is worth around a billion dollars it's now trying to partner up with b.p. last year but it fell through as the british oil major became entangled in a legal battle with its existing russian partners b.p. more on that major geo business bulletin coming up for you in just a few minutes well people on the hard left and right of politics rarely find anything to agree on but in france that's exactly how candidates are wooing presidential votes those tests are simply a reports from paris that's causing support for the week away from the front runner favorites

r.t. dot com website all our stories there for in case you missed anything here on screen and there's plenty more to. landing a plane or texting on your mobile apparently an australian pilot thought the latter was far more urgent for these distractions turned into disaster at r.t. com. also looks around the clock night sweeps rush hour with libraries and bookstores staying open all night long check out the events planned for bookworms that r.t. dot com. china's geo political ambitions are seeing it enter the fight for the vast energy resources of the arctic on a visit to europe the country's prime minister is expected to look for backing from nordic states for beijing's bid to gain a foothold in the icy region as a first step the world's biggest energy consumer is seeking permanent observer status on the block to council currently consists of eight countries with stakes in the arctic the shrinking of the polar ice cap which makes the region the vast mineral resources more accessible have stirred up the territorial disputes and got to gang chen research fellow at the east asian institute says

but of course here at r.t. we're always eager to know your stance on the story we're taking for example today at r.t. dot com we're asking you were whether syria will see a complete ceasefire this week let's bring up your numbers from our web site r.t. talk com here's how they stack up at the moment about forty just over forty percent of you say the syrian national council will push for a libyan style intervention scenario in the country about about a third think that neither approach the assad's forces nor the rebels will lay down arms just now for this our fifth just over a fifth believing the rebels will have to back down to maintain the cease fire just under three percent of you the bare minimum of the opinion that international pressure will successfully bend to the conflict. we're coming to you live from moscow with the e.u. deluged in debt it's not only governments looking for crisis cash as bank credit dries up for those in desperate need companies providing so-called payday loans are booming offering m

hello there you're watching the sport here on r.t. and here is a taste of what is coming up final bit beyond repair to take on folder rubina face rostov on semi finals day in the russian cup. plus king county's happy is liverpool grabbed their first win in five with a dramatic last minute winner against blackburn. on fighting tool box and bad boy derek is or talks about punching punditry and as the band fight he speaks exclusively to our take. that first anonymous go have the chance to reach their first russian cup final for thirteen years today they take on fellow premier league side folder in the semi's to number the favorites despite having won only two of their last seven games their joint top scorer kevin koe down yet is also struggling a bit having only netted once in his last for a. but he will want today if you go to rest tonight after missing this sitter when the sides last met last summer granya is expected to lead the line on the revolt in volga who in the bottom half of the table are unbeaten in thought well that game is th

hello there you're watching the sport here in r.t. and here's a taste of what is coming up over the next few minutes king county's happy little paul get their first win in five with a dramatic last minute big three struggling black bird dog barcelona move to been appointed leaders real madrid with the four no wind. and fighting tool boxes cardboard derek just or talks about punching punditry and hockey out as the band fly to speaks exclusively to heartache. that stopped the football where last minute goal by andy carroll gave ten man little paul a three two victory he would part last night it ended a dramatic night which had seen the reds go to the last thanks to a break from my keyboard rekers they will pull down hard standing keep alexander they don't need to send off for a foul and junior haul it and even though replacing goalie brad jane state q.b. is resultant penalty the strike at school twice and the second half to level the match only for carroll's not in the winner at the data it is little first win in five games ahead of the

r.t. live here in moscow and joining us urges debuts a t.v. interview on r.t. was bound to face criticism and praise from around the world and it's done just that the world's most famous whistleblower tract of controversy many jews choice of guest and the channel chosen to prove the show and he's going to gauge is the response for most american media julian assange is guilty without charge reckless traitor and a threat to our national security interests sleazeball named julian assange who is bent on damaging america how did this guy just land his own t.v. show the implication is assad is a russian agent whose anti-american mission is now out in the open for all to see and accusations kept flying as the whistleblowers very own show premiered on tuesday but all stars. i saw it coming but it's true. enemy combatant traitor. interviewing. terrible radicals. i think that's a sort of it's a pretty trivial car. flick to actually look at how the show was great and. we have complete control of the guests of his first show was the head of hezbollah as ignited by the us i

r.t. dot com slash business rory thank you very much indeed for that well i do stay with us here on r.t. the headlines are coming up and then we have the kaiser a poet. wealthy british style. is no time to tighten the fine. market dynamics come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our cheap. eat eat eat. eat. eat eat eat eat .

hello there you're watching the sport here on r.t. and here's a taste of what is coming up over the next few minutes advantage on guard the men from siberia take it to one series they'd like a garden cup and now repeat until now moscow in the russian capital clubs that are god when they get by in a two one victory over reality draped in the first leg of their champions league semifinal and nice and easy andy murray flies into the round of the monte carlo masters at the top seeds have a good day on the clay and start with ice hockey guarin cup finals where god and i have the advantage over the nama after a narrow one there when the victory giving the siberian side a two one series late in the best of seven contests watching it was a constant thing but our path with seven minutes to go in the opening period i won guards from manchurian care found out there is rug in the right circle with a well timed parents who is short he is someone the goal of the campaign do not put the visitors on the grass in the second launching attacks one after

cross-talk is later today here on r.t. i thin out north korea is digging a new underground tunnel in preparation for a third nuclear test of this according to a south korean intelligence it's believed the task will follow the long range missile launch planned for later this week john yang allowed foreign reporters to see the fully prepared rockets which should says will be used to put a communications satellite into war with us and south korean officials however believe it might be a covert ballistic missile test japan is also threatened to shoot down the rocket should a cross into its territory dr simbi all the research and age of specialist says there's no reason to believe north korea is actually testing its nuclear capabilities. by rockets can either deliver a missile although satellite so the technologies are enormously overlapping there's no doubt i think there's a satellite has no doubt that the last one was a satellite as. you can easily tell. from the trajectory if you look at the trajectory of the rocket you can

week here in a few minutes here on r.t. the latest cross-talk program discusses mass murder and as brady as his trial continues in norway for that i'll be back with a reminder of our top stories stay with us live here in moscow. question is that so much pride on a job that you go into nothing much as the taliban bad guy insane or a murderous right wing fanatic this is what a no region court must determine in the wake of last year's massacre of seventy seven feet. something the law is beneath. thousands of meters of ice under rocks. the love. that is a loser for many. but dangerous even to those who keep it at a distance. more news today violence is once again flared up the film these are the images the world has seen from the streets of canada. today. look. down the official. show on the phone called touch from the top story. one child see life on the go. video on demand all season long road comes an r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on the. wealthy british. market. find out what's really.

well that's all this all for now i'll have more in a little under two hours time here on r.t. from here. tosh was that so much of an oldish musician the person on the mark was molly intimate in the wake of the recent military coup there are growing fears that just africans they could plunge into per trap and civil strife. would be soon much brighter if you move out sound from funds to the creation so. these funds dance on t.v. don't come. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are rooted a. filmmaker. and. the. director is called suppose a real. prison on charges.

here not to. screen online around the world this is r.t. life here in moscow oh it is the latest victim of the e.u.'s debt crisis director of an italian museum is burning books from around the world in protest of the government's harsh austerity measures with the permission of the artists he's promised to the story three pieces a week until the government listens to what he has to say. as more from brussels how the museum director has started burning artwork he's calling this the art of war basically it's a symbolic protest against the way that the economic crisis the european debt crisis is being handled up at that until this point and he also says that over a thousand artworks are already doomed to be destroyed anyway because of the government's indifference to their situation subsidies have been cut to the cultural institutions and again this just brings about the message that and no one and nothing is spared from these harsh cuts being imposed by governments in europe because of the debt crisis and it's the same story you have here. and

hello there you're watching the sport here on r.t. and this is what is coming up in tottenham slip up in the race for champions league football next season his rivals newcastle keep up the pressure. last weekend possible bastareaud now have the chance to cut the gap on leaders real madrid for a single point is the fight for the spanish title what's up and going down former champions russia will fall out of the top ten in the davis cup rankings for a miserable start to be here. but first chelsea manager reverted imitate still believes his team can grab the last champions league spot for next season or the blues conceded a lady equaliser against full on last night but is still just two points off fourth place frank lampard penalty had put the blues ahead at the halfway stage but clint dempsey's late header saw them share the spoils at craven cottage and that leaves chelsea in sixth place although just two points behind top know who cling on to the final champions league spot despite the two one loss to nor each new class a level with sp

the source the party sees france's troubles i'm prospects is coming your way in over an hour time here on r.t. . now mideast peace is taking another battering this time as egypt terminates its twenty year gas export deal with israel both countries insist it's just a business dispute but observers in israel warn it's putting their peace treaty on why sarah firth is in cairo. well the head of egypt stating gas company has said that this is a trade not a political issue and that the terminations of the deal with over some form of payment is another source reports of the coming from egypt but it seems some people in israel have interpreted that as a possible violation of the count david peace treaty that was signed between the two countries in the one israeli opposition figures come out toward the crisis in relations between egypt and israel including the us who is the sponsor of the gas deal between the neighboring countries to intervene and i was going to be said that there was a very controversial here in egypt a very unpopular amongst egyptian people who view it as a deal which denied egypt a

interview since his death penalty was commuted to life in prison so don't miss the next hour here on r.t. . for prize winner. convicted of controversial. after thirty years on death row. miyagi just speaks to our team. has two years since polish president lech kaczynski died in a plane crash near the russian city of sanaa last can both countries are preparing to hold memorial services here chesky joins us now with more on the commemoration bands and their tragic bad grounds i see so how will those who die beyond are today . well we expect the commemoration services to start in about an hour from now and now is exactly two years since the presidential plane crash fell right where i'm standing right now on the ground killing all ninety six passengers onboard that happened at about eleven o'clock just fifteen minutes short of eleven o'clock in the morning moscow time definitely we are expecting delegations from both russia and poland to be here to lay flowers at the memorial site here and we understand that the representation of the highest authorities will be a little lower profile than la

edition of the capital account coming up but first i'll be back with a recap of our headlines live here on r.t. we're here in moscow. join me on a journey to the heart of the kremlin to a place is hidden from the tourists you're going to meet some real kremlin insiders although they may not be the usual news makers you see on t.v. . davis keep this inside t. to koori the room. to grow spinach. make to fool. us. civilization didn't notice their absence. but is there life outside civilization possible. wealthy british style socks that's not on. the. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. good. news. the books. get the book. fixed for six ft ft four .

and that full interview is coming your way later this hour here on r.t. belgium police have arrested almost five hundred peace activists outside nato headquarters in brussels protesters attempted to storm the building but were met with a heavy handed response from hundreds of officers demonstrations organized by belgian and the nato group action for peace campaigners was speaking out against the military interventions in afghanistan and libya and the alliance is nuclear missile shield plans across the world well to spoke to hans number one he's a spokesman for nato game over who took part in the protests he says they were trying to stop a global war machine. the fact that he said to this doesn't mean we have to stay suppressive for the site we didn't use for items put through actively trying to get him to stop the preparation for our policies by nato so we say in the nato headquarters what i'm going to say is appropriation for i walk around many of our governments don't stop it it's done it's our citizens. to show that they want to stop it and they took u

it is good to have you with us here on r.t. today files relating to the trial of norwegian mass killer will not be classified for sixty years the judges say the documents could be harmful to the public and will be kept secret until two thousand and seventy two a decision came beds are a brave acts televised trial viewed all across the world of a gallon or zero he's admitted to killing seventy seven people in a bomb and gun attack last year but deny its criminal guilt claiming he was protecting norway from being taken over by muslims you're so gave a step by step account of exactly how he massacred his victims claiming had to dehumanise themselves to become a mass killer if found guilty could face the maximum twenty one year prison sentence if the judges decide that he's insane he'll be center for indefinite psychiatric treatment former member of the european parliament a glynn ford believes the extensive coverage of a trial could turn it into a showcase for brig's extremist ideas. that is the way the fuel the justice system wor

r.t. h.q. in central moscow let me bring up today the headlines tonight is kevin know it here this hour mainstream media lashing out at their former favorite whistleblower julian assange resorting to personal insults after his if you show debuted here on our team you've got a second program showing again later on today. also in the news president elect with even a putin picks outgoing leader to me trip to replace him as head of russia's ruling party has also given the final kremlin speech abused. and explained that n.g.o.s are trying to incite foreign intervention in syria the organizations are accused of publishing unconfirmed reports similar to those which helped provoke international military action in libya. next more informed comment the israeli deputy foreign minister talks to us and tells us just how far his country might go when it comes to iran. with me i have danny i know and the deputy israeli foreign minister thank you very much for joining us here on our pleasure to be here is israel preparing for war with iran. israel is not preparing for war in iran because we believe you run can be

a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at r.t. moscow reception julian assange debut as a talk show host here on out see was down to face criticism and praise from around the globe and that's exactly what happened and the world's most famous whistle blower attracted controversy and many due to his choice of guests and of course are the choice of channel chosen to broadcast the program. you can gauge as the response. for most american media julianna sons is guilty without charge reckless traitor and a threat to our national security interests sleazeball named julian a song who is bent on damaging america how did this guy just land his own t.v. show the implication is a sergeant is a russian agent whose anti-american mission is now out in the open for all to see and the accusations kept flying as the whistleblowers very own show premiered on tuesday but i saw it coming through a. combatant freighter getting into the kremlin. and interviewing. terrible radicals. i think that's the sort of it's a pretty predictable card. with a look at

r.t. . and are starting with southern yemen here's the r.t. was talking for you clashes have erupted between troops and militants linked to al qaeda twelve insurgents and seven us soldiers have been killed but the fighting occurred in the south where the yemeni government is trying to regain parts of the country lost of militants government forces lost control due to turmoil elsewhere in the country last year before the the eventual. dictator ali abdullah saleh. iran claims it started to build a copy of the top secret american spy drone captured last year by its armed forces the military says it has obstructed data and figured out how the craft works u.s. officials acknowledge that losing the surveillance drone was an issue but said it wouldn't be so easily that it would rather be very difficult to it's lloyd any data off technology because of its security measures. now some sixty five thousand orthodox believe it's have gathered at moscow's main cathedral for a service in defense of the faith that follows a number of high profile cases of val

r.t. coming here live from moscow with me kevin no it's now just a little bit after eleven o'clock at night here our top story american prosecutors are seeking life imprisonment for russian businessman vic to boot he's convicted of arming terrorists and conspiring to kill u.s. citizens a court is set to announce a little later his sentence on thursday let's go live to new york artie's innocence . and i see a high just hours a mansion until the sentences announced what is that sentence likely to be what are people saying what are we expecting. come in like he said forty five year old russian air cargo businessman victor boot is expecting to learn his destiny in a manhattan federal court a little bit later today we are expecting the sentencing hearing to kick off in about an hour and a half and what victor boot is looking at here is from twenty five years to a life sentence behind bars the twenty five years is a minimum amount of time he can receive for the charges being brought against him and a life sentence is what the prosecution is demanding it's important to keep in mind that the defens

here rarely welcome journalists in the squat. the police may come knocking based on news reports but they have made an exception for the r.t. crew. this country really got out of there and is and i don't. for this is my best through this and here this and it's here. almost six hundred people inhabit this floor alone right now most of them around on the streets trying to earn whatever money they can to eke out a living here others work at a poor excuse for an auto repair center found right under the windows of a flop house we have many many many people here and you know probably. the eleven person that has a mind problem we out here. there is a lot and if there is law wardak there is. the latest arrivals are in an even worse condition than the others there's no more room for beds or mattresses on the floor. the refugees have to accommodate themselves in the corridors and staircases used to be about forty percent here for bush. and the who runs the fortress you're a blog dedicated to my current issues and italian russian journalist the only question in discussing the latest news has just been reported that another batch of ref