have advice like that i doubt this idiot's guide is going to be on sale anytime soon charlotte r.t. paris. russia's moved one step closer to qualifying for next year's european football championship after beating scotland for nail in moscow artie's alexina chef q. was at the luzhniki stadium in moscow to watch russians win. the russian national football team or as it's commonly known as board there is one step closer to the euro 2020 championship to be held next summer. not just beating demolishing the scottish national team here at luzhniki is obviously a very special venue for the russian team because the last time it played on this stadium it was against spain in the last 16 of the world cup. and beating spain that russia was progressing to the quarterfinals an absolutely unprecedented. for the national team so today a lot was a stake especially since cyprus unexpectedly beat kazakhstan and russia just had to win win against scotland to be the away side they really held on to the but in the 2nd. all 4 goals scored a brace. and also a 4th goal by. all russia has to do with one point fro

officers perhaps now left wondering how many more extremists are hiding in plain sight charlotte r.t. paris. now when it comes to environmental threats to humanity climate change currently dominates the debate but a new report does predict that another potential catastrophe is on the horizon one that is on for a few people's radar a shortage of phosphorus the continued supply of 4 straight 1st lies is that underpin global food production is an imminent crisis the rock phosphate deposits on which the world depends not only finite but some are contaminated and many located in geo politically unstable areas. well phosphorous is essential for all life it takes part in many fundamental biochemical processes for example creating d.n.a. but it also has a commercial applications to these widely uses of fertilizer while phosphate compounds are used in production also well demand for the element has been soaring among the concerns raised in the report is a lack of mines to cope with this demand existing mines were depleted he says in a time our guest andrew revkin gave us his idea is there one how to

r.t. paris. u.k. charities demanding the government comes to the rescue of young children born to ice or fighters of british origin it has the authorities to make use of the current cease fire in northeast syria between turkey and the kurds. we have an opportunity in the next few days urgently to repatriate them to bring them back home these are children in 85 percent of them across these camps are under 12. more than nearly half are toddlers. they are not they are innocent children they are not responsible for the crimes that their parents have committed and we need to separate. or save the children says that 60 u.k. children are now trapped in the region the figure is twice that previously reported many are thought to be under 5 years old however the u.k. foreign secretary has said that britain will only help those who are orphans. in relation to minors unaccompanied minors or orphans i can tell you that assuming that they would represent no security threats we would be willing to see them return ho

hands big brother is watching you and soon you may have no choice but to let it show if you can ski r.t. paris. it is that we can bus a picture from moscow so far call embrace here and 30 minutes with more if you get a minute check out our t. dot coms we can kevin and thanks for watching and have a great day. when lawmakers manufacture consent instinctive public will. when the room in close is a project of them so. when the final larry your own lives only the woman has a job. that's not to ignore middle of the room signals. from the real news is. the world. and its community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that ask and as a parent. i can come up with lots of arguments and there's a lot of conflict in the game between the teams close to the conflict i would say over balls around and most of them is made. close one on each of those he knows each other is good business the state of california alone makes $6000000000.00 a year of prison complex just to get some point in your life where. you don't care and one of my hair i

hands big brother is watching you and soon you may have no choice but to let it show if you can ski r.t. paris. the u.s. secretary of state has hailed his country's relationship with greece and saying thais have never been stronger. on a 2 day trip to africa where he's been holding talks with top government officials including on defense cooperation but his arrival on saturday wasn't received well by many in the capital. i i. thousands protested in front of the greek parliament scolding for washington's top diplomat to go home american flag was also burned in front of the u.s. embassy where there was also a demonstration in the northern city of thessaloniki with hundreds marching on the u.s. consulate there. and that's the way look for moscow so far this saturday thanks for watching a find out next what it's like to work in the world's oldest and largest cemetery songs of the graveyard is on air in just a few moments. join me every thursday on the alex simon shore and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. in 2040 you know bloody

hands big brother is watching you and soon you may have no choice but to let it show if you can ski r.t. paris. in california or a charity event in honor of police officers killed on duty there's been postponed after a local police chief pulled out allegedly persuaded some politicians and sponsors to do the same the reason stated while the event was expected to apparently have too many trump supporters around. he basically said over and over in the conversation this is not true country that slogan make america great is not favorable popular within 1200 square miles that we don't want republicans here the blue bowl was a charity football game slated to be held on sunday it was expected to raise money for the family of sergeant ron helis he was killed in a mass shooting last year and for other officers too who died in the line of duty however the county sheriff believes some of the gas wanted to hijack that event for their own ends. i initially gave my approval for support of the event organized by the out of state group as we drew closer to the actual event they seemed to become more focused on

have advice like that i doubt this idiot's guide is going to be on sale anytime soon charlotte r.t. paris. finally this hour let's talk football because russia has moved one step closer to qualifying for next year's european championships that's after they defeated scotland for nothing in moscow st petersburg will be one of the host cities for next year's event and ante spoke exclusively to us for president alexander cheer for and he told us why he hopes russia will qualify. in any case if countries fail to qualify how how more much more challenging with that become in terms of logistics for the organizers for the logistics not much much more challenging but the problem is that whenever the home team doesn't qualify take some spirit out of the competition but still you have to know that 30000000 people will have the chance to be in the stadium during the euro and july we've got 19000000 the quest for tickets. so everything will be sold out for sure i would love as many host teams to qualify but we cannot influence that and you cost full version of that interview it will be available short

r.t. new york. after last week's attack at the paris peace headquarters the. officials have since admitted the warning signs about the killers radicalization of the french interior ministers ideas on how to recognize such people have pools and oversee the show explained. it's being a rocky week for france's interior minister christopher guest and a founder of self blindsided after telling the world the man who murdered 4 colleagues at the paris police h.q. hadn't shown the slightest cause for alarm calls for his resignation followed when it emerged that they had indeed been much to cause concern now it appears he's trying to show he has things under control but to hear it from his national assembly he outlined how the sewing islam missed radicalization could be spotted so in the words of just another how do you spot a radical by mrs senior in the sun that must be noted a rigorous religious practice especially at ramadan is a sign that should trigger an alert in the same way does the individual agree to team up with a woman or not does he have a regular and ost

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hands big brother is watching you and soon you may have no choice but to let it show if you can ski r.t. paris. this is so for the son of a so much more about he don't come here most coke what is kevin all instances of thanks for what should have a great weekend and stay with us if you come much incoherent after the break. and run them through from rhode island comes out of the. middle of the set up one among them. a friday afternoon tea. not the hi i'm i said. at the salon months in front of the sensor on. the thought of how much. a lot of the. fancy it is someone who did the board. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so if you want to be president i'm sure. you somehow want to be that's. what you'd like to be for us that's what the 43 in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of how. things should. oh yes. that's confessional moment the last damn fast for the last 70 and seeing and i'm under arrest for the promotion of commission. bridge and shift shoot on disk in the. legion mom. and i know you are so so don't kno

r.t. paris.said over to canada now where prime minister just introduced was his liberal party have managed to secure a reelection albeit at the cost of their parliamentary majority means that today is going to have to look for support from other parties in order to govern. the liberals actually lost the popular vote to their main rivals the conservatives by more than one percent but since canada so-called 1st past the post electoral system doesn't take that into account they were still able to secure more seats in parliament than any of the party back in 2015 trudeau had vowed to reform the system although he never delivered on the promise. we need to know that when we pound cast the ballot it can't that when we vote it matters so i'm proposing we make every vote count. we are committed to ensuring that the 2015 election will be the last federal election using 1st past the post oblique a few words on how 1st past the post works in canada the country is divided into 3 $138.00 electoral regions the

hands big brother is watching you and soon you may have no choice but to let it show if you can ski r.t. paris. supporters of scottish independence are out in force in edinburgh with the organizers of this saturday's rally saying they expect over 100000 people to take part in the latest in a string of marches that have been held across scotland during the summer the group behind today's event where the prospect of britain leaving me without a deal growing in the mental movement is gaining momentum for most 5 years in scotland held its 2014 referendum on leaving the u.k. back then 55 percent voted to remain in the union. from the moscow news team to the south thanks for watching next update after saturday's going underground. round up with a little and then comes out of. the set up one among one of them. a friday afternoon tea they tell you not the hi i'm i said. i thought the set on months in front of the sun shone. so totally unknown to me but the lock of the. then that he had a sim when we did the board. problem in syria how it started and became exacerbated is probably because the united st

r.t. paris. u.k. charity is demanding the government comes to the rescue of young children born to isolate fighters of british origin and surging the authorities to make use of turkey's current ceasefire in its operation in syria to transfer children from the region we have an opportunity in the next few days urgently to repatriate them to bring them back home these are children in 85 percent of them across these camps are under 12. more than nearly half toddlers so they are not they are innocent children they are not responsible for the crimes that their parents have committed and we need to separate. also the children claims that 60 british children are now trapped in northeast syria where the turkish operation against so-called kurdish terrorists is under way the figure is twice that previously reported the n.g.a. reports that many children are under 5 years old and they are all believed to have been born to parents who left u.k. to join islamic state british foreign secretary has said that unaccom

have advice like that i doubt this idiot's guide is going to be able sale any time soon charlotte r.t. paris. environmental action group extinction rebellion has blocked roads in central london for a 3rd day as part of a global campaign demanding governments take climate change more seriously while starting in london the movement has spread to dozens of cities around the world and berlin the group took inspiration to you from their british counterparts by blocking major roads in the city center but aside from the general disruption to businesses and also people's daily retains the group's actions are affecting vital emergency services too including taking hundreds of police officers away from other gc's and blocking ambulances the group's actions are being criticised though with one cancer patient allegedly forced to walk to hospital as it blocked roads leading to the building londoners have reacted to the activists shut down of parts of the capital. who are these self-righteous idiots that seek to determine how will leave our lives extension rebellion have gone too far this time after gover

r.t. paris. an urgent question on british children trapped in syria has been raised today in the u.k. parliament. summer international allies are already used the 5 day ceasefire to fulfill their duties and repatriate their own children if we do nothing will be abandoning our moral obligations and risking those vulnerable children who growing up in a war torn area may be turning into terrorists themselves does the u.k. take responsibility for british children and what do we can answer that in terms of the principle let me be clear we are doing what we can given the difficult circumstances on the ground of course within the rule of law for vulnerable children in north east syria this is a piece of cheese rapidly developing rapidly changing and of course we keep all things under review every single day we delay in actually bringing these children home is a day extra of trauma that we are going to have to address at great expense in the united kingdom i understand really 3 of the children are all fo

hands big brother is watching you and soon you may have no choice but to let it show if you can ski r.t. paris you're in phoenix this weekend historic in current relations between the u.s. and its southern neighbors have been the motivation for several latin american independence movements over the recent decades artie's been speaking to a problem puerto rican activist who served 36 years in u.s. prisons or it was a member and suspected leader of a paramilitary group the fought for independence of the island territory which is part of the u.s. commonwealth the group carried out more than $130.00 bombings across the united states in the seventy's and eighty's including one in new york that killed 4 people vera was sentenced in 1901 or multiple charges despite never being directly linked to specific attacks with this sentence eventually commuted after more than 3 decades behind bars artie's rough spoke to him about what drives his activism. that you should not forget how much force the u.s. is used to oppress the press rican independence movement since 1908 points reconsidered been imprisoned fo

r.t. paris. still to come farmers across europe are unhappy with the latest agricultural plans saying they endanger family run businesses and that after the break. you know world big partners. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that midst. media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's tied to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. and what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or something want to. let you go right to the press this is like the 43 in the morning can't be good . i'm interested always in the waters in the house. they sit. back and urgent question on british children trapped in syria has been raised to day in the u.k. parliament. so our international allies are already used the 5 day cease

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perhaps now left wondering how many more extremists are hiding in plain sight so let's even ski r.t. paris. and u.s. forces have reportedly killed a top taliban commander and an airstrike in the east of afghanistan as follows donald trump's withdrawal from peace talks with the militant group last month and a series of terror attacks which of rocks the country in recent days at least 10 people were killed and 27 wounded when a bomb struck a minibus carrying army recruits in jalalabad on monday it's not clear who was behind the attack with both the taliban and busy loving state active in the area last month a u.s. drone strike targeting islamic state in the province killed at least 30 civilians. that what are the interests were not. with islamic state like they went to war without any weapons and were killed and become accidental body parts in a discount. on the day after that on the 2nd night the u.s. forces launched a losing it and bought all of these my family members graves 2 of them from my brothers and 5 from my cousin was a quarter of the. globe is what my father went to harvest pine

hands big brother is watching you and soon you may have no choice but to let it show if you can ski r.t. paris. iraq's we left reeling by 5 days of nationwide anti-government protests in which at least 93 people have been killed according to rights monitors the crisis began on tuesday in the capital baghdad a high levels of unemployment and demick corruption and die of public servants and police used rubber bullets tear gas and live rounds to disperse protesters internet access has been cut off to almost all of the country the iraqi prime minister has called the protesters righteous and said that they must be listened to but insists there is no magic solution to the crisis iraqi kurdish journalist he was one told me that the people have been demanding changes since the u.s. invasion. their demands are what most iraqis have been asking for for over the past 16 years since 2003 and it doesn't seem to be any real practical response from the government they are still resorting to the old fashioned ways of either using violence with these protests or trying to talk to some of the leaders and they w

r.t. paris. chile's president has addressed the nation apologizing for the country's social crisis i'm announcing economic reforms that as the country continues to be gripped by some of the worst unrest in 3 decades at least 15 people have died during several days of rioting. of the. people are still demonstrating a week after the protests began over an increase in subway fares protests this vandalized metro stations wrecked schools and started fires police have responded with riot gear and tear gas president of the state of emergency beyond the capital half of chile's readings are now on the emergency decree with some even a military. members of the u.s. congress are calling for a regiment of ukraine's national guard to be recognized as a terrorist organization so-called but taliban is accused of being involved with white supremacy movements in america. quarter takes a look at the apparent change of heart. and maybe yet another story of militants once friendly to the u.s. and now finding themsel

hands big brother is watching you and soon you may have no choice but to let it show if you can ski r.t. paris. days of anti-government protests in iraq have left at least 70 people dead according to medical and security services in the country the crisis sparked on tuesday in the capital baghdad over unemployment chronic corruption and die a public service and police used rubber bullets tear gas and live rounds to disperse protesters and internet access has been cut almost the whole country the iraqi prime minister earlier off and peace talks at a cease fire but says there is no magic solution to the crisis let's see what it's like on the ground now live to baghdad to speak with award winning iraqi kurdish journalist and welcome to the program mr osman just how dangerous is it there on your twitter stream you describe chaos. anger disorganized protests just how dangerous is it right now. well it is quite chaotic when it comes to the place of the of the protests because of the government's way of handling the protests it is becoming quite chaotic they they fire tear gas rubber bullets and life

r.t. paris. french publisher has confirmed it will reprint hitler's mind can't plan to have it back in bookstores too from next year back in 2015 the company 1st announced its intentions to republish the autobiographical manifesto of the nazi leader but the move sparked a wave of condemnation hitler began writing the book while serving time in jail and it outlined his ideology and plans to take control of the world the publisher revealed the new version will feature an additional 1000 pages of explanation and also analysis is how french people have reacted to the news. i think the idea is rather dangerous because if a book is reprinted it will be freely available and this work is dangerous because reading it requires specific knowledge to interpret it in the right way especially historical knowledge but for me there dish is more positive than negative because it is part of history a significant one which should be remembered in order not to be repeated in france the publishing business is private

r.t. paris. well will and i think i do have been good enough for you that's another question worth pondering hopefully i'll answer it when i return with more in half an hour. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately it was also a very dark so. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very 1st character that you type into the search bar it will always favor one dog food over another one comparative shopping service over another and one candidate over another they can suppress certain types of results on what they think you should be seen if they have this kind of power then democracy is an illusion the free and fair election doesn't exist for the more we give them the sooner we are all.

r.t. paris is a phony says that the r.t. harris is a phony says that the you can no longer compete against global powers this can no longer compete against global powers. this idea that the european union may become a power that media that the european union may become a power that may compete with the real superpowers in the world is a dream they compete with real superpowers in the world is a dream. i don't see this possibility on the contrary what i see is the german absolutely i don't see this possibility on the contrary what i see is the german and french axis that has been so much emphasized and french axis that has been so much emphasized over the years and particularly after the ground agreements over the years and particularly after the ground agreements east's broken actually and doesn't work anymore if not ease broken actually and doesn't work anymore if not for the formalities so this possibility that france and germany it would really create for the formalities so these possibility that france and germany would

r.t. paris where we also spoke to the soul of the evil scheme otty paris but we also spoke to the political analyst pallotta phony about this and he too says the can no longer can paint a ghetto analysts pallotta phony about this and he too says the can no longer compete against clinton i think. this is. the european union maybe because. there are. many. in the world is a dream though don't see this possible in the world 'd is a dream. don't see this possibility on the contrary what i see is the german and french axis on the contrary what i see is the german and french axis there. it has been so much emphasized over the years and particularly has been so much emphasized over the years and particularly after the ground agreements is broken after the who's ground agreement is broken actually doesn't work anymore if not for the formalities so really doesn't work anymore if not for the formalities so these are civility that france and germany would really create a european military rule of competing

r.t. at sultani near paris. you're watching r t international and i want to remind you that our news team is working very hard to keep you updated on our breaking news situation out of turkey in the united states withdrawing their troops there we keep you updated coming up in let's say about 33 minutes in. a way that makes us try to recreate a gold standard is imposing tariffs on each other to even things out and they creates an enormous bureaucracy and it creates an enormous stage for banks to print . money and contracts and it creates a need for lawyers and it creates a need for all kinds of administrators which is great for them but it's a drain on the economy because i money could go into actually productive parts of the real economy supporting real jobs with real wages and real g.d.p. growth. i. mean. i was not. i. hello and welcome to crossfire where all things considered i'm peter lavelle not long ago it was russia russia russia now it's ukraine ukraine ukraine what partisan hacks in biased media won't te

r.t. at sultani near paris on sunday night a boat carrying around 50 migrants capsized to the mediterranean 30 disaster 20 who were rescued by authorities in. they get a lump of do so but the others are still missing since the new government in rome opened its ports to charity rescue vessels the number of arrivals by sea is doubled according to data by an international organization for migration more than a 1000 people have died attempting to cross the mediterranean this is the beginning of the year meantime in greece over 500 migrants have been taken from overcrowded camps on the island of lesbos to the mainland and are transported to the northern city of thessaloniki the country's authorities are trying to reduce the number of people in the more a camp which houses 13000 rather than the 3000 is designed for the d.n.a. a professor of early modern european history told us europe is indeed heading towards another crisis. as the new ones about in the open boys deep. sea. or sports in the world margaret. where courts and there were. these were created last. basically that is the law and i don'

r.t. at sultani near paris. on sunday nights a boat carrying around 50 migrants capsized in the mediterranean 13 people died in the disaster 22 were rescued by telling authorities and taken to lampedusa the others are still missing since the new government in rome opened its ports to charity rescue vessels the number of arrivals by sea has doubled meanwhile in greece over 500 migrants have been taken from an overcrowded camp on the island of lesbos to the mainland they were then transported to the northern city of face along the country's authorities are trying to reduce the number of people in the morea camp and lesbos which was just $13000.00 people rather than the $3.00 and it was designed for polo bernardine a professor of early modern european history told us he thinks europe is indeed heading towards another crisis. as the new. libya regions. in the world margaret look where. this group created. basically that is. sort of. this happens to me says wow. this is not getting money out of our it's for them to d

r.t. at sultani near paris. well that is how the news is shipping up this hour i'll be back with all the global operates in less than half an hour's time stay close though for more great programs getting there start in will it. tell you we're going to another special edition of going underground from the german capital berlin with britain where we're going to have his former spokes person if you missed part one of the interview it's available on our you tube channel let's just begin with reminding us your role in the crisis in libya and the importance of october as a month for you and for the nation of libya well i was the minister for information and media media and i was the spokesperson for the libyan government and my task was to explain and defend the libyan position at the time and to face the main stream international media which was without a doubt part of the machine that was aiming at the destruction of the country and october the 20th of course is the date of the assassination of former gadhafi. octob

r.t. at sultani near paris there's a for me i'll be back in about 32 minutes with another question is this our treasure. just look. at those confessional moment to ask him should ask for the astrovan he had seen and done wonders for the dutch. christian. religion shoes to chew gum disease from them. to gitmo. and i know you care so so don't know pretty much being new mom are just are in the end of. november 14th 2006 i was substituting for a 5th grade class all of sudden it's kids come bursting in a library really agitated one of the boys to the health room and on the way he collapsed the next morning syngenta was denied denied not we were not spraying anything but 2 of the teachers had actually gone out and taken pictures when all this chaos was going on the school and students were being and they were spraying. right in the fields right adjacent to this follow up study was done on that 32 page study the last 4 pages are the chemicals that they have found where i may i can your middle school we have shown an association between organophosphate exposure as measured by those metabolites in

others wounded after a man wielding a knife attack the police headquarters in paris the motives behind the attack are still unclear r.t. charlotte devinsky reports. a deadly rampage unfolds just behind me about 100 meters away in the hague at the paris police day lunchtime it's being concerned now that 4 people died in that attack we understand that the attack was carried out by one of their own one of their colleagues who also injured several other individuals let's get the latest details now on the response of. people to their staff members of the police headquarters 3 men one woman an investigation has been opened and is being headed by the police we will seek to establish the motives of the perpetrator who was neutralized by a police officer at the scene the presumed attacker. and his home is currently being so additional searches will take place within the next. well those investigations now underway chris to cast into the into even a step president of france as well as the prime minister and with felipe of all come here to find out exactly what happened there will also be many tributes paid to those offices who

r.t. will. french police have gathered on the streets of paris as part of a strike known as the national march of anger this is the 1st police strike since 2001 of us are demanding the authorities improve working and paid conditions police have faced increasing accusations of brutality but that's why they've come under attack themselves during the yellow vest protests police complain of quantock over work outdated equipment as well as president micron's reforms of the special police pens and system there has also been a sharp rise in officer suicides with around 50 taking their lives already this year against 35 last year we asked them straight is about their demands. the best use of the 3 today the police have no money and salaries. are status and our pension are being attacked officers are tired with the yellow 1st movement there is a lot of work sacrificing their family life and we are expressing a deep depression in our profession. to defend our working conditions the threat to our special pensions status the lack of resources across the board. we are the police officers from all fronts not j

later the full extradition hearing in order to have time to properly to paris and prepare a songes defense joining us now is r.t. america correspondent there in france and who has been following this story all day thanks for joining us here guy so there's a lot of angles to this story especially with julius and his lawyer he's accusing actually the united states of attempting to kidnap and harm at the wiki. leaks founder saying that there was a man that came into his office that were actually. barged into his home with hoods on a little crazy but a songe actually he lost a bid to delay his perceiving so that his legal team would have more time to prepare his case but the judge says it's on justified because it's already a very very slow moving case now again with it being unjustified the editor of the now acting out or in chief of wiki leaks says that the ruling is anything but fair take a listen. julian. this super power is that 10 years to prepare the case and for the last 6 months he's been sitting in prison without any access to documents legal documents. not a computer. how on earth can that be clear that'