for you watching r.t. live from moscow well straight to our top story now libya's justice minister says tripoli is refusing to recognize the arrest warrants for cota doffing it's you've got the international criminal court the hague the dorothy and his closest allies are accused of ordering war crimes to be carried out against their own people but

with r.t. live from moscow now we look at the lingering effect of a serving of the front line in just a few minutes here r.t. american veterans who return from conflicts around the world to hear how they're handling the post trauma that's now lighting their lives. in the closing in on the mastermind a chechen fugitive is charged with murdering top russian human rights journalist anna politkovskaya which could help police discover who ordered the killing. now in germany restaurants are being investigated as the possible source of a deadly e. coli outbreak in europe germany had claimed spanish cucumbers that contained a mutated form with a variant of bacteria which is so far killed nineteen people. now reports on how the accusation is costing spain here. some cucumbers kill that much is clear and it's also become apparent that although germany blamed spain as the source of the code it's not that's costing innocent spanish fruit and vegetable export is around two hundred million euros a week and it wil

with r.t. live from moscow let's check out some other headlines from around the world at this hour it doesn't so be killed off a secure office opened fire on protesters in the syrian city of hama one hundred thousand people poured into the streets in the largest demonstration since the uprising began in march when some state snipers were shooting from the rooftops trial police were firing tear gas and live. internet subsets of prevent demonstrators from posting a video. on. high radiation levels have been observed in the crippled fukushima plant in japan the operator says it is the most elevated radiation level ever and ever detected in the air inside the number one reactor steam it's also been coming from about part of the plant the high levels were detected by a remote control. well it's a very stressful life in the big city demands people look after their health. needs must go up because it's the russian capital's best places to recharge one's batteries. for. the past month such a sense of peace

you with r.t. live from moscow and coming up the russian businessman being lined up for jail not justice as the extradited victim who prepares to appear in a new york court his defense accuses politicians of twisting the jury's arms to keep him behind bars. watchers and boy he is in tripoli to convince the regime there is no place for colonel gadhafi in libya as a future but loyalist officials have told me that the colonel is not prepared to step down it's the latest push by moscow to mediate a cease fire but to go off earlier held talks with rebel leaders in benghazi and a relative of gadhafi is in egypt there's no letup in the fighting meantime with yet more nato airstrikes and rebel advance towards tripoli the colonel's aides say he won't consider. stepping down until a ceasefire is in place but within just the past few hours told us here at r.t. it's time for a new approach to solving libya's conflict. nature has its own military agenda and there is another political agenda which is on the table and

here with r.t. live from moscow where it's now or just after three pm on monday the japanese government is starting a radiation check ups for more than two million people living near the crippled fukushima plant it's part of a long health monitoring program launched over three months after the nuclear crisis started and as sean thomas reports confusion over where is safe and where is and in seeing many lose trust in the authorities. in a culture that is generally non-confrontational and obedient when thousands take to the streets of tokyo against nuclear energy it is a serious sign of discontent if after this crisis it is true that the people are more conscious and we need to take advantage of it this is the first time since the second world war the japanese people have no trust in the government a coastal city devastated by the earthquake the tsunami and on the edge of the radiation exclusion zone is starting on the long road to recovery but the people living here say the government just isn't doing eno

with r.t. live from moscow now the russian military says the massive fire i mean that's been raging for over twenty four hours has now been put out but the number of those injured in the accident continues to rise it currently stands at seventy eight dozens of buildings have been destroyed almost thirty thousand people forced to leave their homes. in the region that brings us. we're actually at the moment on the edge of the security perimeter that's been set up around this munitions holding facility we've seen helicopters and airplanes dousing the smoldering area around it there are no flames there we can see just now firefighters said that they had the situation localized it contained now from what we've seen we've been here this morning that is exactly the case they are a few areas of the forest around where the storage facility is that are still smoldering they are not on fire netting daoist from the sky there are however explosions still going off about three or four an hour now these on six the

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with r.t. live from the heart of the russian capital now has a month before he has to enter a plea to charges of genocide during his first appearance at the hague tribunal the former bosnian serb general called the accusations monstrous and not just the former army chief is being charged with eleven counts of war crimes including his part in the massacre of eight thousand muslim. i have to live it she was arrested. after sixteen years in hiding is handing over to the court was seen as a key condition before serbia could join the e.u. but still there are many steps to be taken before membership some experts say it's not always this complicated to join the groups. those conditions don't need to be met if the e.u. likes you. remain everything for very obvious strategic reasons and didn't meet any particular conditions at all in so doing now the real reason that serbia is outside the e.u. club as it were is that the serbian succession is province of course or has not been resolved that's a situation tha

you would r.t. live from moscow and all the latest news features and analysis lined up for you of course on our web site check out some of the items right now nationalist icon it. has been laid to rest here in moscow it's after he was fatally shot last week log on to r.t. dot com to find out more about the controversy surrounding the disgraced for the coverage along with expert opinion available online right up. on our website an american anti missile watch it has sailed into the black sea it's ready for war games with the ukrainian navy russia says its presence close to the country's southern border threatens national security follow the dispute by logging on to r.t. . just only twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow there's a growing and see israeli sentiment in europe with calls on e.q. and u.s. governments to stop ignoring the occupation of palestinian land and politicians remain silent on the subject activists rallied to draw attention to the plight of palestinian people. from brussels. of rage

he's alexian of the reporting right well with r.t. live from moscow now the russian president is delivering on his promise to decentralize power in the country giving the regions a greater say in politics to me treatment here to france to appoint the current governor as the new head of the upper house of the russian parliament peter all of that's details on this. valentina much. guaranteed to be the next speaker of the federation council the helper house of russian parliament these members of the federation council from the regions are saying this is the federation council because it's likely to moscow centric and they want to see more representation from across russia this is something that the president said yes i agree with guns babies but valentino much younger the eight year governor of st petersburg sixty two year old valentino. well she's essentially said to her if you want the job it's there and take it so it looks more than likely that she will be established as the the new speaker of the upper house of the state duma just behind

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here with r.t. live from moscow on a roll reception welcome to the program now a country free of corruption and a move towards a more than a zation at all levels that's the future that president dmitri medvedev outlined for russia he did so at the same petersburg international economic forum and he said now is there with details. the modernization certainly was the main theme and in fact it ran through very smoothly into all of the other problems that he touched upon so modernization is connected to all of us. and challenges that it faces to modernize its economy as the president laid out in terms of modernization for these business executives a world leader is an ma. integrators this is what the us a president had to say about what he's saps think are vital for russia to really move forward and its course to modernize the economy why would. anybody launch a major we knew of just outdated elements on the economy that could open a constitution that says we need a systematic changes in these we should not

with r.t. live from moscow now the west is winning in yemen's ongoing unrest but with deadly force officials in the troubled country say u.s. drone strikes have killed over one hundred people including civilians in the past two weeks now the u.k. is preparing to attack helicopters and commandos squads for possible action in yemen are to use it more and it has more on this from london. they are becoming more and more involved whilst saying all the time we don't want to get any more involved in the conflict in yemen any more involved in libya than we can help it any more involved in the middle east as a region as a whole apaches attack helicopters we've seen them in in general. in iraq and in afghanistan and of course most recently in libya where involvement was seen as a marked escalation in the involvement of u.k. and french nato troops there very low flying so the likelihood of casualties is much increased by a presence there and it does look like an escalation of involvement again as we said so ma

a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow the recession right now or oxys cameraman in the southern russian city of a lot of tough times has found at the bottom of his car packed with explosives our correspondent in a culture who is in the republic of north associate now joins me live on the telephone number so what can you tell us what do you know that's point. well that for an hour you got my camera learn where you can get very nasty i mean differing out the way forward for our economy so i called him and he called me back there to morning you can inquire for am on t.v. and why do mechanics because i think i think there are people i. think why the moment i know i need i need out the camera man in think i could meet you actually back to the area i run down to the garage where the car in. talk it's party time then blocked calls well i spoke to him last time five minutes ago and i want cam whether he thinks all right what they can help and sign he told me after a several seconds of silence that was enough for both

a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow i'm rory sushi right now i also use cameramen in the southern russian city of a lot of kafka says found the bottom of his car packed with explosives a correspondent with in a culture who is in the republic of north etc now joins me live on the telephone emma do you know it so well can you tell us what do you know at this point. well now i'm sure an hour ago i haue cooled my camera learned where i think you gathered and now something different now but wait for for our feet on so i called him and he told me that there are two morning cute card for ammo and one thing you can take because they thought i think oh good by. the fall i think because the moment i know i need i need i'll be camera man i mean thank question i thought i could beat you up we've got to get the area round to the go wrong i swear the car is. time i think it's party time i've been blocked all the while i spoke to him last time so i'm going to go and i asked him whether he thinks whites watch it they can of

watching r.t. live from moscow still have for you this hour the dangers of drones to open up a new realm of warfare a new realm of breaking international and domestic law as the u.s. plans to expand the use of its deadly weapons we'll look at why some people fear of the technology could be used on american soil. and three months after a devastating earthquake and tsunami in japan a walkout the continuing radiation crisis and social exclusion faced by many evacuees. russia is ready to put european vegetables back on supermarket shelves as soon as the e.u. guarantees of products is free from the deadly e. coli bacteria the move was just one of the outcomes of this week's russia e.u. talks. we are ready to lift the ban on european vegetables after we are provided with sufficient guarantees by the e.u. . and the russian and the european health officials and for new laws and this is if it could be true for the safety of the supply products this is a good result. apart from vegetables the leaders also discuss

well the back and watching r.t. live from moscow here's a look at the top stories china's president comes to moscow to strengthen trade ties that are boosting two of the world's major emerging economies. the fate of colonel gadhafi is the focus of the talks between russia's envoy to leave yes and the government in tripoli a meeting comes as moscow tam's to negotiate an end to the country's civil war and . the greek pm promises a reshuffle of his cabinet after a while in the end so stay ready protests athens hundreds of vanda there are plans for new public cuts in the deeply indebted country. maxell going off talks to russia's former deputy finance minister who shares his opinion on which congress he thinks will dominate the world's economic markets in the future. for the we've got to. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. if. hello again the welcome to spotlight the interview show i'm going to take i'm al green of in today my guest is i live in view with. a little poll and business lea

worldwide news live from moscow this is r.t. research and to libya now where nato airstrikes and advancing rebel forces are tightening the noose around colonel gadhafi stronghold tripoli civilians in the capital live in constant fear of being killed and now a petrol shortage is making their lives even more difficult now those actions aimed at protecting civilians have only succeeded in stoking people's anger as maria for national reports. it's may have some of the largest oil reserves on the planet but these days labor's also got some of the longest keys at its pastoral stations thing to national sanctions imposed on the embattled colonel's regime did not include a few and. that nato is targeting. if this passes the fuel might be used by gadhafi military forces with roads. factories at a stop and foreign workers long since gone from the war stricken country is facing its worst energy crisis ever the new reality is ordinarily been drivers now spend vast amounts of time queuing for fuel two months ago this became a common theme her

welcome back to you with r.t. live from moscow recapping our top stories and the greek police fired tear gas at thousands of protesters who are curious and further contracts to qualify for yet another international. progs pulling out of helping america's european missile defense shield by refusing to host missile attacks. iran confirms to russia it has no plans to possess nuclear during a key summit of asian leaders. plus the us a drone attacks allegedly killed scores of civilians in yemen while the u.k. readies helicopters and commandos for action and the rest of country. now we explore why every call in the u.s. or rather the u.s. is involved in. a trail of a military base with no continent spared presence. is this place general electric bombs well how they get the money to make them and who's getting it and to protect us from. these are all questions that somebody like obama should have been asking. it just didn't happen. as it was designed. and those bases just came along and i can know some terrible cancer. when y

a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow where the u.k. failed to track detainees handed over to the us neglecting to protect them from possible abuse the shocking revelations forced through by british m.p.'s expose a secret agreement over the treatment of prisoners passed over to washington by a london artist and a bushel one victim who spent years in america's most notorious overseas person. was a wristed on the streets and sent to guantanamo for torture after five years america released him without charge to this day the u.s. has given no explanation all said story couldn't as he is suing george bush's law alberto gonzalez for ruling tool sure is legal interrogators from the land of the free free calls quote simulated drowning rape boy instrumentality impairment of bodily function organ failure and even death i was one of those who survived. on myself electroshocks because i want. i was forced to agree that. the us refused to even reveal that we were holding current as his mother his lawyer to find her son it took several years there wa

welcome back here with r.t. live from moscow recapping our top stories egypt's interim military government promises to review the jailing of at least seven thousand people but amid allegations all of the torture and abuse by the army egyptians questioned whether their revolution for justice and democracy was only put in place another dictatorship. the leaders all russia and china joined central asian counterparts for a key summit focusing on fighting experience and drugs the president of afghanistan and iraq are also attending the tenth anniversary. and more angry protests are taking place on the streets of greece in the face of new cuts police have prevented demonstrators in athens from blocking access to parliament but they plan to stop a vote on austerity measures to secure yet another international. help people in greece on the only ones i agree what's happening there germans feel it's unfair they should bear the financial brunt of the bailed out banks we talked to german m.p. . who doesn't believe that aid packa

television it is global in english twenty four hours a day fascinating stuff and it all right you with r.t. live from moscow let's turn over to the weather forecast now and i'll be back with the headlines. day children play war in the all keys to me. nine hundred forty one these walls when the first barrier fell announce the troops on their way to moscow and. the target wrestlers were dying one by one under siege the sutler want to elope. in the last shelter an unnamed soldier left a few simple words farewell model. but i'm not so rendering. if. fifty feet. mission creep couldn't take three. charges free. range free risk free stooge free. libya.

welcome back to join us this is r.t. live from moscow and of these are the top stories new radiation leaks exceeding legal limits are detected in seawater near japan's crippled fukushima plant comes amid growing criticism facing authorities accused of underestimating the ongoing nature of the nuclear crisis. nail plans to expand its airstrikes to leave his northwest a target could obvious forces meanwhile the colonel himself used a high profile game of chess to reiterate his refusal to leave the country despite mounting international pressure. and fresh protests on a massive scale is expected in greece following sunday's rally against a second round of hysteria measures that you demands new cuts before the country can receive over one hundred billion euros in bailout money. let's meet the people who thought i natural disasters as part of everyday life and our special report here on r.t. . the cooler peninsular in russia's north home to the q.b. need massive mountain range this is the cold and windy bolshoi process the snow he

with r.t. live from moscow and more headlines are coming your way but first though we go to st petersburg where are these business bulletin comes live from the annual economic forum. so i we do apologize here on r.t. technical difficulties with our connection in some petersburg will work to work at establishments and i will turn to kareena for all the latest business news right here from the heart of moscow. hello and welcome to our presence here in moscow now all eyes are on russia's northern capital as the anglican amik from gets underway this year presidential air cards are called it says it's more important than ever for russia as it begins to look east as well as west for you invest that i recurring theme at the forum as how much the russian government has done to improve the investment climate in the country because your u.b.s. roster and c.i.s. says there are many things that have already been achieved. this year with you know if you take into consideration the twelve contracts of the represe

welcome back you with r.t. live from moscow where it's two thirty pm the headlines now artie's a camera in the southern russian city of us has found explosives attached to his car the vehicle was often used to use crew for filming in the republic of north our correspondent in the region says the device found was big enough to kill anyone inside the car. china's leader is here in moscow to strengthen trade ties that are boosting two of the world's major emerging economies and president medvedev also addressed the current crisis in north africa and the middle east. and the fate of colonel gadhafi is the focus of talks between russia's envoy to libya and the government in tripoli the meeting comes as moscow attempts to negotiate an end to the country's civil war. just hours after a pledge by the iranian president not to pursue a nuclear deterrent you spoke with iran's envoy to the un's nuclear watchdog he told me there's no question his country's nuclear program is peaceful. now iran is promising transparency and const

you would r.t. live from moscow on roofs and shake for a minute our top stories a multi-billion dollar handshake for two of the world's biggest emerging powerhouses bringing russia and china closer together the libyan conflict meantime was also key to their conversation with the leaders urging against an escalation of violence. no place for colonel gadhafi in libya his future the russian envoys message as he meets loyalist officials in tripoli to broker peace amid a rebel and nato assault that could at least supporters say he's not prepared to step down before a cease fire is in place. the lawyers for alleged international arms dealer viktor boot prepare to challenge a new york court on the legality of his extradition to america the russians been awaiting trial since his arrest in thailand over three years ago. called just hours after the iranian president's pledge not to pursue a nuclear deterrent r.t. spoke with iran's envoy to the un's atomic watchdog he told me that there's no question that his count

welcome back you're watching r.t. live from moscow these are the top stories egypt's interim military government promises to review the jailing of at least seventy thousand people but amid allegations of torture and abuse by the army. question whether the revolution for justice and democracy has only put in place and other dictatorship. leaders of russia and china join their central asian counterparts were accused some of focusing on fighting spirit is an android's of presence of the ghana stand on their roster also invited to the chance in a verse or as c.e.o. meeting in kazakhstan. and more angry protesters are expected on the streets of greece in the face of new cuts another view i'll be discussing europe is likely to force more sturdy measures on the problem. people in greece are the only ones angry at what's happening there germans feel it's unfair they should bear the financial brand of a bailout next from top to german m.p. . who doesn't believe aid packages will help either of those paying them or those receiving t

you with r.t. live from moscow will do a recap in our summary of the stories that answered at the weekly for this week and our forty seven people are confirmed dead after monday's passenger plane crash in northwest russia two more survivors of the disaster died in hospitals on sunday investigators say they found no suggestion of a mechanical failure but plan to study the flight recorders more closely. there are reports of a mounting civilian deaths across libya with nato accused of hitting another military target and in a rebel held benghazi some say they're being forced to flee because of their support for colonel gadhafi. skeptics in brussels staged a fake funeral for the euro this week it came as the e.u. agreed on another multibillion bailout for greece but the new austerity cuts demanded in return more anger in athens. one of our russia's richest man has decided to enter the world of politics profit off as the elected leader of the right cause party is planning to win seats in december's parliament

oh well come back to join us this is r.t. live from moscow let's take a look at the headlines china's leader is in moscow to strengthen trade ties there boosting two of the world's major emerging economies hu jintao and president we have also addressed the current crisis in north africa and the middle east. the fate of colonel gadhafi is the focus of the talks between russia's envoy to leave the government in tripoli the meeting comes as moscow attempts to negotiate an answer to the country's civil war. the greek pm promises there a shuffle of his cabinet after violence hysteria and protest should athens hundreds of fans of their anger a plans for a new public cuts aimed at securing more international financial aid for the country. well just hours after a pledge by the iranian president not to pursue a nuclear deterrent r.t. spoke with iran's envoy to the un's nuclear watchdog and told my colleague shay there is no question his country's nuclear program is peaceful. now iran is promising transparency and constructive interaction w

television it is global in english twenty four hours a day fascinating stuff all right you with r.t. live from moscow let's turn over to the weather forecast now and i'll be back with the headlines. today children play war in the old case maybe. but in june nine hundred forty one these walls were the first barrier for the nazi troops on their way to moscow and. funders the rest of us were dying one by one under system of fire and. water in the interim i am i. was. in the last shelter an unnamed soldier left a few simple words farewell mother i'm dying but i'm not surrendering. to. mission for. cretaceous three is for charges free. range month three risk free stews types free. food free broadcast quality video for your media projects a free media and on to our teeth dot com. the. libyans in opposition held benghazi cry out against alleged atrocities committed by rebel forces this is a nato continues its bombardment in support of the country's uprising. president obama unveils plans to begin the withdrawal of u.s. forces from afghanistan but there are concerns that while troops may leave am

well live from moscow city center this is our. one of our top stories here on r.t. one of russia's richest men has become the leader of a political party with big ambitions for the parliamentary elections later this year let's now get more on this marty's person off who is standing live for us in central moscow. could this mean that strong opposition will appear in russia. well it's interesting but recount but often of himself has asked members of the right course for you not to use the term opposition explaining that cruelly the mill use all for russians in the country understand history as a group or groups of. more gentle people. resources to make real improvements in russia's political system whilst it all sort of the sporty or planning to make a real impact would be want to get into poland's during the next election and become the second most powerful political force in the country right there next to the united russia party. successful a businessman as we know you go to you spoke to him after the meeting today why why has he chosen a political path for himself

for you watching r.t. live from moscow well straight to our top story now libya's justice minister says tripoli is refusing to recognize the arrest warrants for counter duffey suit by the international criminal court at the hague the dossier and his closest allies are accused of ordering war crimes to be carried out against their own people but tripoli. as the actions by the i.c.c. are just a cover for continued nato bombings well taiz or if a national went to see the effects of u.s. trikes on the libyan people. the road from the capital tripoli to bragg is lined with the aftermath of war towns abandoned as the population fled the bombardment. this is what's left of the civilian airport in the city of but also home to one of the country's key oil refineries the last plane took off from this runway just hours before it was hate. to say so it's hardly hating the targets of military value well call say these telecommunications towers so if you're going to stop it. has been destroyed in a time now this is a site th

you would r.t. live from moscow where it's nearly twenty minutes past the hour change isn't always good and certainly isn't welcomed by the so-called garbage people of egypt still reeling after the former regime was overthrown coming up later in surveillance program here in our special report on those who say that globalization is stripping them of their only means of support. i was just thinking about my future before the foreign companies came i dreamed of owning a can cabin factory. where we have less garbage and now. some visitors who come here make fun of me. regular garbage boy i'm not banned like people think. i'm a good person. it's just that people don't see me. so i feel it was time people like me. that i feel people will start to appreciate us. now twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow one of russia's most high profile criminal cases could be close to a conclusion william browder the head of british hedge fund hermitage capital has reportedly been taken off the international wanted list

watching r.t. live from moscow here's a quick taste of what's still had in the program disappearance without a trace the pentagon admits it doesn't know where more than six billion dollars for iraq has gone. plus with russia having you europe's highest rate of teen suicide we take a look at why drives hundreds of young people every year take their own lives. before that in japan six more fukushima workers engaged in the cleanup of the facility al been exposed to dangerously high radiation levels bringing the total number of victims to eight comes as traces of highly toxic elements were detected in c. and groundwater at the nuclear plant radioactive strontium believed to cause cancer and leukemia has been found at concentrations two hundred times the safe limit a massive earthquake that hit japan three months ago caused radiation leaks from fukushima is damage reactors scientists now fear that some levels of contamination are higher than those following the church novel catastrophe. well we're already se

watching r.t. live from moscow us now take a look at some other stories from around the world then clashes have erupted in some parliamentary elections thousands of supporters of the procurators party which won just six percent of the vote clashed with police as officers fought to disperse stone throwing protesters fifty percent of the votes went to rolling prime minister typer gone by his party still failed to gain the parliamentary majority required to ensure constitutional change. some flights have resumed in a straight after earlier destruction from an ad. bloom that left over fifty thousand passengers stranded fears remain that a volcanic ash can severely damage aircraft engines a chilling interruption happened over a week ago and has forced air traffic in several south american countries to come to a standstill. nature's beauty as dangerous explored in our special report today we'll look into the enormous power of an avalanche here's a taste of what's just a few minutes from now. stream cascading

welcome back here with r.t. live from moscow where it's now are five thirty pm on tuesday a reminder now our top stories the i.m.f. is handing out billions of dollars to egypt's temporary government just months after praising the financial growth under the previous regime the loan is meant to revive the country's economy but people say it's unlikely to end up where it's needed. on a mediating mission it's a libya russia's envoy meets the opposition in a bid to put an end to the ongoing civil war because it comes as nato intensifies at sapps on the capital tripoli to step up pressure on colonel gadhafi to step down . and it's the final countdown for an international trio of astronauts before their trip to the stars in less than seven hours now the russian soyuz rocket will propel them into orbit from the remote baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan. and those are the headlines here on our t.v. do stay with us because next going off sits down with the head of the world nuclear association they're going to be discussing whe

welcome back you're watching r.t. live from moscow these are the week's top stories russia mourns the forty five victims of tuesday's plane crash in the northwest of the country the aircraft went on fire after a crash landing on a major road just a kilometer from its destination a pilot error and poor weather conditions are believed to be the main causes of the tragedy. levy has seen a surge in the number of civilian casualties from naval air strikes on the country with the latest bombing reportedly killing fifteen libyan officials say over eight hundred civilians have died since the operation began in march. and demands for greece to impose tougher a budget cuts to secure a fresh bailout spark mass protests add hold and outrage at yet another rescue plan within the block that same prediction that's made predictions that say you're always on the. brink of collapse. one of russia's richest man has decided to enter the world of politics may help has been elected leader of the right cause party he's planning to win seats in d

with r.t. live from moscow now despite being confined to a wheelchair for more than a decade that hasn't held back one determined russian man he's covered eleven thousand kilometers right across russia in a tiny mobility scooter he's drawing attention to the plight of disabled people and . went to meet him alexander's top speed is not much more than walking pace it's been more than a decade since the accident which put him in a wheelchair driving the other car was america's consul general in. the trunk and that's where the problems began as a diplomat and douglas kent could claim immunity officials back in washington refused to waive his rights so alexander had no chance of getting redress he walked away scot free but i will keep seeking justice. alexander tells me he's been fighting for compensation ever since to pay for his specialist care and medical expenses so long after the original accident it's important to him to keep his case in the public eye he has just finished and marathon of marathon

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you with r.t. live from moscow and coming up the. russian businessman who's being lined up to jail and not justice to try to do the repairs to appear in a new york court his defense that uses politicians of twisting the jury's arms to keep him behind bars. a film crew in the southern russian republic of a north set yet discovered a device attached to their car it was thought to be a bomb but turned out to be something more mysterious his correspondent would be no question about it is in the north and south korean capital with all the details. this morning karen and i'm you know i'm you know found a divine i say during a technical car chakka and soon after that the whole area of that garage was blocked off by police representatives but according to the latest information that i received from the carom and as well as some police representatives it was not an explosive device that is well cars that what many believe to be because cars are quite often used here in russia's north caucuses to carry an explosive device but to a radio be gon

you with r.t. live from moscow where it's now a just after seven pm i'm wrong research and welcome to the program a highly toxic radioactive material has been detected in groundwater and seawater samples near the fukushima nuclear facility in japan the element strong has been found in concentrations two hundred times over the safety limit and can cause bone cancer and leukemia meanwhile japan's health and labor ministry says the number of workers exposed to dangerous levels of radiation has risen eight. thomas has been at food. in my city to measure radiation levels and here's what he discussed. here were eighty kilometers away and the radiation levels in this area many many places in many instances. really close because if you look at a map. regime a city is in relation to the actual nuclear facility plant number one where a lot of the radiation. but it in from the winds are bringing that radiation into shima city and the rain and wind is blowing the radiation in this direction so we were at a spot whe

with r.t. live from moscow and the situation in iraq is also leading our top story today an attack on a government compound in the town of baquba has left at least nine people dead seventeen inch or two car bombs went off outside the compound during a weekly provincial council meeting in the town just northeast of baghdad that blasts cleared the way for suicide bombers to enter the compound causing it to further explosions. the japanese cabinet has approved a plan to help the operator of the fukushima nuclear plant pay billions of dollars in compensation to victims of the disaster tepco will now receive government subsidies as well as contributions from the private sector firms been waiting for official approval to begin making payments to those affected japanese parliament has been critical of the way tepco has dealt with the crisis triggered of course by an earthquake and tsunami three months ago. but offensive by syrian troops against rebels in the north of the country has caused a mass exodus of

you out with r.t. live from moscow and still to come in the program top level top secret some of the world's most influential figures sit together at a meeting of a secretive. group that's giving people plenty to speculate on just what are they talking about. nato is deliberately targeting the libyan leader colonel gadhafi that's according to media reports quoting the alliance is a senior military official who says that you are no resolution justifies the action because as head of the military is an essential part of the command structure as comes as a fresh air strikes he said plumes of smoke over the libyan leader's compound valerie. jarrett's but the libyan army has fought back reportedly shooting down a nato helicopter hundred sixty or so kilometers southwest of tripoli meanwhile the country's rebels will get at least one billion dollars in assistance as money promised right governors including the u.s. britain france as well as some arab states because that is where for national reports the only thing