and r.t. takes in the glamour and excitement of mixes with the stars at moscow's international film festival where the movie the waves snatch was the top prize to take home to spain. and that's our moscow outing discovers the places in the capital associated with the device of soviet dictator joseph stalin that's up next . hello and welcome to the program on this weeks moscow out so we'll be taking a look at one of the most famous figures in russian history joseph stalin and we started here at the museum all caught sculpture park next to the famous knights and thirty eight granite sculpture of the soviet leader there were many interesting locations and places connected to the soviet leaders life and death. this sinister monument represents the victims of stalin's purges in the one nine hundred thirty seven million people were held in prison camps by the time his rule was over and the hundreds of thousands still alive if you take a closer look you can see that the nose on the statues face is broken o

next r.t. takes you into the heart of siberia or east meets west. there's a michael ski region deep in the sun darien forest is one of russia's newest territories formed in two thousand and eight it brought together the chips are on the arguing boria regions and with it a striking mix of asian and european culture. traveling around you can find buddhist temples spooling national parks and remote villages that still practice traditions to date back a thousand years but if you're flying here and be landing in the regions vibrant capital. whenever you're a new place of course the best way to get to know it is to have a local show you around and i know one lady here who's promised to sew me a bit of what life is like in the fast lane. sure is herm's just over three hundred thousand people and it's a real mismatch of styles it's one of the only cities in russia that's based on a grid system and the downtown area has some beautiful european influenced orchid section and the further you roll it the more soviet and industrial it becomes. if you don't mind y

and r.t. takes in the glamour and excitement and mixes with the stars at moscow's international film festival where the movie the waves snatches the top prize to take home to spain. and next our special report on soviet scientists under the sun herald who created the soviet union's harder to bomb and became the country's most noted dissident that's up next. december one thousand nine hundred eighty six in the u.s.s.r. as an apartment in a city of corky a phone line is urgently installed at the same time the phone rings the voice of the other end speaks this is going to giove please return and continue your patriotic activity. the person these words were dressed to has spent nearly the past seven years in political exile. it was the man who created the first hydrogen bomb and received a number of the state's top awards but he was also the most widely known soviet dissident constantly hounded by the k.g.b. and oppressed by the party's leadership the man who drew so much attention was andres sucked out

and r.t. takes of the glamour and excitement among the stars to bring you the name of the lucky winner will carry home of the main award for the moscow international film festival. just after nine pm in the russian capital you're watching r t thanks for joining us now to our top story greece has banned a flotilla from leaving its ports and arrested one of the captains the ships carrying humanitarian aid to gaza planned to complete a similar failed turkish turkish mission to palestine last may well campaigners on board have suggested the greek government they gave in to pressure from the u.s. and israel paulus lior has more from. there has been no explanation given by athens as to why this preventing these ships from sailing form its ports destined to gaza justice today friday one of the steps called they do leon a set sail it was in the waters for some thirteen to twenty minutes before the greek closed guard stopped it and diverted it to a military dockyard now athens is not quiet about this and has

already got its man at the summit on the eve of the next stage of the world series twenty eleven r.t. takes a closer look at one of the season's favorites its two thousand and six world champion out of. there or are they on as this story. this amazing spectacle is called cleve diving and there are only a few dozen people in this world who have double skills to do it at a professional level and one of the chosen ones is russian i don't see who was just twenty two when he won the two thousand and six world championships since then he's rested easy mung the cli dubbing elite finishing overall third last year in the sport's most prestigious competition the red bull world serious. the twenty seven year old entered this isn't as one of the favorites with the reigning champion barry hound and the sport's most decorated after the presently injured are on the duke in his sights on the board like every true sportsman i always want to win although you should forget about that before the dive because your main goal is not to get injured but it's a competition and i always try to give it my all. what cl

already has a man in every sense at the summit on the eve of the next stage of the world series r.t. takes a closer look at one of the season's favorites two thousand and six was champion after ourselves into a bit further known as the story. with the final this amazing spectacle is called cleve guarding and there are only a few dozen people in this world who've got the skills to do it at a professional level and one of the chosen ones is russian i don't see who was just twenty two when he won the two thousand and six world championships says than these recipes easy money the quick guarding elite. all rule third last year in schools most prestigious competition the red blue at sirius. the twenty seven year old andrew this isn't as one of the favorites with a reigning champion gary hunt and the sport's most decorated after the present injured duke in his sights for the board are worth like every true sportsman i always want to win although you. forget about that before the dive because your main goal which is not to get injured it's a competition but i always try to give it my all and that

now r.t. takes you to a quarter of the baltics that spent the past two decades struggling with a soviet legacy stay with us. is the capital of live you am the city changed hands many times during the twentieth century after world war one the poles were in charge then during the second world war nazi germany took control when the soviet army drove the fascists out of the baltics the city became if you a nice competent once again of the country join the soviet union. they like saying in russia we liberated the lithuanian people from that scene germany so that i added the following yes you did but you didn't bother to leave afterwards to do it with. you when perestroika go to underway in the late one nine hundred eighty s. it was one of the first soviet republics to demand independence. was far as we are concerned filling uses the capital notes moscow as the way is has been and will it be in the future. the confrontation between the soviet empire is weakening center of the rebellious baltic republic re

and broadcasting live direct from the heart of moscow this is r.t. take a look at your top stories a cruise ship sank on the river volga and central russia leaving five people dead and one hundred others still unaccounted for one hundred eighty five people were on board many of them children when the ship foundered survivors were plucked from the water by a passing ship and taken to the republic's capital for treatment our correspondent tom barton has more details. it is known that they were the conditions that time were difficult but whatever happened the ship sank within three minutes which meant that a lot of the people didn't even have time to put on their life jackets before getting into the water as people are basically buried alive as if in a metal sickle for this and managed to get three different things there was my ten year old daughter i couldn't risk and here she swallowed too much more than when i was pulled out a realised my child was absent we still don't know where to look for survivors there were a lot of children on board even more than

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r.t. let's take a look at the top headlines the presses stopped for good at britain's biggest selling newspaper mired in a phone hacking scandal media mogul rupert murdoch has pulled the plug with police investigating a tabloid for snooping on the mobiles of murder victims and the families of dead soldiers and people killed in terrorism attacks. in georgia for a high profile photographers have been arrested on suspicion of astronaut just days after nine people were sentenced to lengthy jail terms for spying the opposition has attacked president of feelings of ligi for targeting massive media saying he's a whipping up anti russian hysteria. few politicians are loudly condemn a rating agency moody's decision to downgrade portugal junk status and threaten possible retaliation averted send shock waves through financial markets and triggers worries that portugal could follow greece down the path to a possible assault default. and up next with sound you can revisit kyrgyzstan to assess its post soviet existence after a year that seemed violent ethnic conflicts and a revolution. kurdistan the central

r.t. and take care less if and which. india ots availability in the movie the joint the hotel rooms. the gateway hotel the grand imperial truly the torch was the. most delicious see don't need to go and. read this and the colonel was hotel retreat. the debt crisis rages on both sides of the atlantic as eight european banks failed stress tests for their vulnerability to financial troubles while america nears its fourteen point three trillion dollar debt ceiling. rupert murdoch floods the british media with i'm a sorry messages it days before a grilling by m.p.'s over the news of the world phone hacking scandal meanwhile the furor moves across the atlantic with reports of nine eleven victims phones were targeted as continuing outrage and disgrace and gulf states once and pregnant media empire. emergency crews are preparing to lift of the russian cruiser that sank in the volga river in minutes claiming almost one hundred thirty lives. the operation to raise the sunken ferry has begun hopefully providing the grieving relatives and investigate we'll bring you all the details from the reco

r.t. we take you to the gateway into siberia. this time we're in the could have gotten a region which i live south of the mighty ural mountains there's a bisected by the renowned trans-siberian railway it's a lush landscape has made it a prime spot for russia's food basket given your favorite cultural change at its heart lies a caribbean city one of siberia's oldest systems and one which is developing a new life for its senior citizens. because of infighting. according to the last census people of retirement age that's there's a growing demographic here in russia and while in the west old age is often seen as a time to indulge in your hobbies to travel spend more time with your loved ones here in russia retirement is often perceived as the gloomy long years and in economic terms the list secure a part of life well here in the core gone region the local authorities have come up with some innovative ways to on the one hand decrease the budgetary burden associated with providing for the elderly population and on the other hand give

r.t. and take. india is available to move the joints either to raise. the gateway to the ground in theory truly the coach was there. you can to listen to the socialist or to see don't need to go publicly and read this in the can it was a photo retreat. billing not killing land security contractors blackwater in court two former employees accuse the company now rebranded as z. of invoicing the u.s. state department for more than one hundred million dollars in phony expenses. norway's intelligence service denies claims by the suspect of two deadly terror attacks in the country last friday that he's part of a wider group but authorities in europe are on their guard after his anti immigrant stance is echoed by extremist groups across the continent. u.k. ramping up pressure on libyan leader moammar gadhafi as london exparel is with diplomats and invites the rebel council to replace them london also giving rebels access to about one hundred fifty billion dollars of previously frozen libyan oil well. headlines part one of the alone a show coming up. good eveni

r.t. let's take a look at your top headlines eight out of ninety one the european banks have failed stress tests designed to ensure they could withstand another financial crisis five of those are in spain. country commonly seen as the next weakest link in the euro zone on friday italy passed seventy billion euros of public spending cuts to slash its whopping budget deficit and with the euro sinking this week sarah firth reports on why the future of the single currency doesn't look so bright anymore. as the clouds gather. and the bad luck battle continues the times could now lie ahead. what everybody here. is for the future do you think countries like italy looking on increasingly unstable ground can the year i write out this financial still this is really something quite frightening and if indeed italy really goes into big trouble on the financial markets this is certainly a totally new phase of this euro crisis new dimension theory fairy tale was all too appealing countries trip save themselves for a bite at the g.c. apple but now many are left regretting taking the bait with that amount.

r.t. and take it. welcome to the. book makes a big splash in the world of high tech business what turns events science into i can't change products they don't understand. he's he's got he followed russian innovators to each of meters and broad and their big breakthrough back. spotlight on start on technology update here and. we've got the future covered. deadly aftershocks suicide rates in japan soar as survivors struggle to come to terms with the devastating earthquake and tsunami that killed thousands this is the un's atomic watchdog says radiation at the stricken fukushima nuclear plant could be contained within months many areas though are no go zones after the tsunami triggered a partial meltdown at the reactors releasing dangerous amounts of radiation into the environment. in the u.s. president obama threatens to veto a rival republican plan to fund a debt ceiling increase an agreement has to be reached within a week to avoid the u.s. defaulting on its loans obama warned that if a default caused another global f

r.t. and take a. in india oh geez availability is the move to join the those who raise the level of violence the gateway to the ground in period truly to tell us that. you can to listen to. see don't need to go publicly and read this in the can it was a photo retreat. deadly aftershocks of suicide rates in japan soar a survivor struggle to come to terms with the devastating earthquake and tsunami that's killed thousands this is the un's atomic watchdog says radiation at the stricken fukushima nuclear plant could be maintained within months many areas are now no go zones after the tsunami triggered a partial meltdown at the reactors releasing dangerous amounts of radiation into the environment. in the u.s. president obama threatens to veto or why the republican plan to fund a debt ceiling increase an agreement must be reached within a week to avoid the u.s. defaulting on its loans obama warned that if default caused another for global financial crisis the blame would be laid squarely at washington's do

r.t. and take a. in india. the move to join the hotel rooms. the gateway hotel the grand imperial truly the tallest was the. most delicious to see don't. run to the kennel was a photo retreat. thousands of protesters remain on the streets of madrid furious at spain's huge unemployment rate and the government's faltering attempts to deal with the financial crisis. president obama to the public to pressure congress into a compromise on rival debt ceiling plans he's got just days left before the u.s. could potentially default on its debts for the first time in the nation's history. and a vigil for the victims in norway remembers those lost in friday's deadly attacks as the man who has confessed to the killings claims he's only one part of an extremist network. want to be alone a show coming up next stay with us here on r.t. . so the. we've got the. biggest issues did you voice ceased to face with the news makers. good evening welcome to the ilona show where you get the real headlines with none of the mersey were coming live out of washington d.c.

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r.t. and take a. in india she's amenable to the move going to join t.v. shows a movie that's a great way to go to the grand jury true and george wants to. you can a letter to. say don't need to go. run the city the colonel was such as used to retreat. tomic agency chief makes his first visit to japan's crippled fukushima plant as the country's nuclear nightmare continues for months after a devastating earthquake and tsunami. countdown to crisis president obama if you will to the public to pressure congress into a compromise over its debt ceiling with just a week before a potential default. and a top north korean diplomat is invited to the u.s. for talks on resuming stalled nuclear disarmament to go fish and just days after envoys from north and south met for the first time in two years. ten am in the russian capital you're watching our joshie they had of the international atomic watchdog is visiting japan's fukushima nuclear plant for the first time since march as devastating earthquake and tsunami yukiya amano has promised to help with the recovery effor

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r.t. we take you to romania where it's planned to host elements of the controversial u.s. missile shield take a look at how america claims the shield is not aimed at russia but uses local and russian sentiment to promote it. rupert murdoch's media empire has announced it's to withdraw its by our fright control of the u.k.'s biggest satellite broadcaster b. sky b. it's the latest twist of a phone hacking crisis that's golf the company as the scandal goes global across the atlantic it's claimed that journalists try to bribe new york police officers for access to the voicemail of nine eleven victims u.s. senators are also now calling for their own investigation into news corp british prime minister david cameron has also demanded a probe into the nine eleven claims editor in chief of the day news service richard adice believes the stolen data could easily be misused and not just by the tabloids where this does become a question for national security is the idea that police are selling private phone numbers and probably contact details of people like the royal family and the p

break and after a short break we'll continue our discussion on murdoch and his empire stay with r.t. . and take on the system. observe nature and discover its beauty. communicate with the wild and. test yourself and become free to. see what nature can give you. a chance to be soo much brighter. moon evolves from fans to see. who's from the star totty come. came to see. the future. welcome back to cross talk a little about the true mind you were talking about murdoch under siege. came. ok kevin i'd like to go back to you and maybe start with the question a question and we look at how competitive corporate media is today in this scandalous i demonstrating it is corruption a necessary ingredient to be competitive. well it will become even more. if the department of justice does not work aggressively to enforce the laws against murder and investigate and i'm a big fan of freedom of press and don't want to see the government you know investigating the time of the freeman press does not give a license to break the law to tap phones to bribe officials those are illegal and they should be investigated

r.t. now it takes you to a corner of the baltics that spent the past two decades tackling its soviet legacy that's coming up next. vilnius is the capital of lithuania the city changed hands many times during the twentieth century the world war one the poles were in charge then during the second world war nazi germany took control when the soviet army drove the fascists out of the baltics the city became if you raise capital mons again in the country join the soviet union where they like saying in russia we liberated the lithuanian people from that see germany go to that i add the following yes you did but you didn't bother to leave afterwards did we. get that when perestroika go under way in the late one nine hundred eighty s. if you are a neo was one of the first soviet republics to demand independence. was far as we're concerned felonious is the capital no it's moscow that's the way it has been and will it be in the future. the confrontation between the soviet empire is weakening center of the rebellious baltic republic resulted in street clashes. fourteen people were crushed by tanks hun

r.t. lifter to take you through some of the news headlines this morning a packed train has derailed in northern india travelling a full speed of the time at least eighty people are dead over three hundred have been injured it's not known exactly what happened but some reports suggest the driver hit the emergency brakes to try to avoid cattle but then caused some of the twelve carriages to land on top of the others are meetings and no cutting through the crushed carriages to find truck survivors and recover bodies. a series of blasts of the naval munitions dump in cyprus has killed twelve people and wounded more than thirty others it's all a grass fire spread to the base setting two out of almost one hundred containers there are light blasts of damaged cypresses largest electricity stations led to island wide power cuts reports so the explosives had been seized from a ship travelling from around two years ago and they'd been kept in the depo without proper care. hundreds of angry government supporters have attacked the american and french embassies in the syrian capital damascus they broke windo

r.t. thomas let's take a look at your top headlines because to believe c accusers three georgian photojournalists including president saakashvili is personal photographer of spying for russia it's alleged the men that possessed secret information and had now been charged with espionage after reportedly confessing on video. from turkmen officials remain tight lipped over reports of that at least two hundred people have been killed in a closet in arms people in the city of la but on human rights groups say electricity and water supplies have also been disrupted. and rupert murdoch heads up to the u.k. for take charge of the phone hacking crisis that's threatening to engulf his media empire because scandal has reached the highest levels of government after a former editor who worked for prime minister david cameron was arrested on friday . now on r.g.p. we continue our journey around russia as martin andrews steps out of the capital and takes us on a tour of the country's second city st petersburg. hello and welcome to the program summer is the classic signs of visit russia a long weekend here in st

r.t. dot com and your regular blog updates from our own correspondent aboard one of the bios taking part as well as other reports on the five year blockade of the flotilla trying to break all that and not small on our website r.t. lockhart. translating the program r.t. as a resident takes to the streets of new york to ask what do people think social networking is a gift or. people to put everything on here young girls young. dresses and everything like that people see what you show them not what you actually are in my experience and if you put something on the internet people will watch and think that that's actually your life you know when people could be sit at home doing nothing for a whole weekend they might just make things up just to make themselves more interesting. for almost sixty years germany has been refusing to extradite a dutch war criminal sentenced in holland to life imprisonment class carol three but convicted of mass murder of course in trade in count prisoners escaped prison in the one nine hundred fifty s. and fled to germany where he have trained citizenship just by bei

r.t. dot com taking part in our latest online poll right now we're asking whether any and activists will be able to convince israel to lift the gaza blockade so far close to half of respondents say would only happen if activists arrived in overwhelming numbers more than a quarter think israel would not yield to any pressure nineteen percent say the activists can succeed since they have the truth on their side and a minority believe the blockade will only be lifted if the palestinians stop attacking israel. it also looks like a way right now google has shut down millions of websites after its decided their malicious and don't be suitable standard to find out what this means for the rest of the web. and rumors about childhood continue swirling in the u.s. as one american journalist claims the president's parents thought of putting him up for adoption. dot com check it all. still to come here on the program stop the presses the latest twists in britain's phone hacking scandal already it's seen the axe fall of the country's best selling newspaper and now a former executive is all the rest of it

r.t. top stories this hour britain's biggest selling newspaper takes unscrupulous sensationalism shutting down after revelations it was hacking into the phones of terror and murder victims. high profile photographers arrested in georgia suspected of spy as nine others are convicted for espionage the country's opposition says the government is muzzling the press to cover up its own problems. also reporting the e.u. heads out of credit rating agencies offered downgraded portugal's debt to junk status these world markets panicking over a fifth in a knock on effect elsewhere. and russia's foreign minister describes nato role in libya as cynical saying it's common to have price of civilian deaths and continued stalemate. i think about another fifteen minutes from now in the meantime with billions of galaxies and trillions of suns somebody we're not alone in the universe next we need a russian astronomer who says we're playing host to visitors from or from i should say. i should say from interstellar neighborhood right next to our set. thank you very much for being with us today you have promis

r.t. before that will take a look at what's happening in the world of business. hello and a very warm welcome to our business update the russian backed north stream gas supply project has been hit by a problem a german court has suspended construction of a pipeline which would connect it with the european gas network people in the german tone of the book claim the pipeline is not secure enough. considering an alternative for it analysts believe it's not a big problem but they may be obvious in lunch actions. now have a look at the markets oil is lower the sollie international energy agency says its release of strategic oil reserves is working the decision came last month from zero to compensate for supply shortages and we shut down of libyan crude exports hall where then the say the impact of the i.a.e.a. moves may be less than expected as oil is still close to where it was before the decision. pages don't markets swing in between small gains and losses on tuesday pausing after a five day rally and made clear as of an imminent tightening of chinese one trade poli

r.t. dot com taking part in our latest on line poll right now we're asking whether pro palestinian activists will be able to convince israel to lift the gaza blockade so far half of respondents say would only happen if activists arrived in overwhelming numbers more than a quarter don't think israel would yield to any pressure eighteen percent say the activists can succeed as they have truth on their side and a minority believes the blockade will only be lifted if the palestinians stop attacking israel. also online for you google eyes shut down millions of internet sites after it's determined their malicious and don't need suitable standards find out what the repercussions could be for the rest of the web. and rumors about barack obama's childhood continue swirling in the u.s. as an american journalist claims the president is parents thought of giving him up for adoption click over dorothy dot com for the full story. stay with us here on r t still ahead this hour stop the presses the latest. twists in britain's phone hacking scandal that's already seen the axe fall on the country's biggest se

r.t. dot com. if you. take three. three. three. three. three. three vote. for your media project free video r.t. dot com. now financial crisis for thelma is that all is and with money in short supply for companies and what they're taking their operations and dollars to the cheapie. looks at how the american financial downturn has been great news for the indian economy. it's the great recession of the twenty first century what started as a collapse in the housing market in the united states has led to unemployment hunger and debt crises around the world and while countries are struggling to protect their interest increasingly western businesses are shifting their work east to cut costs welcome to go down a modern suburb of new delhi everywhere you look there offices of american companies at the sign of the importance the united states has placed on this country during the financial crisis according to rethink our sourcing reports american companies have been preproduction the country as much as seven times in the past three year. carrier corporations is a mul

regular on the face of our own correspondent of work one of the folks taking part but you can find that and more on our website r.t. dot com. and coming up parties resident takes to the streets of new york to ask whether people think social networking is a gift or a curse. people put anything on here young girls young you know home addresses and everything like people see what you show them not what you actually are in my experience and if you put something on the internet people will watch and think that's actually your life you know when people could be sitting at home doing nothing for a whole weekend they might just make things up just to make themselves more interesting. germany is shielding and a torn is not seen war criminal convicted and jailed for murdering dozens of people class carvel father was serving a life sentence in the netherlands but later escaped and fled to germany for decades whirlwinds been refusing to extradite the german national bushell came face to face with a nazi executioner and still evading justice. when the close carol for volunteered for the nazis in world war two he victims before

r.t. dot com let's take a look at some of the other features you find there now. detained for clapping their hands police violently clamp down in a struggle to stifle peaceful protest in bell rooms. best crackers in the world can do this in sixty minutes shots for traveling i need something to do in sixty seconds the journey just. lives imitating art in mexico where police discover that mexican drug lords are mapping future hackers to help the wonder banks and sure you tagged illegal routes to our website and get the details at or to the. airliners are add they are most vulnerable during takeoff and landing and now there is an increasing threat from the ground from a beam of light more than fifty planes in russia have had laser shown into the cockpit this year dazzling pilots just when they need all their concentration reports on the police hunt for the whole against behind the potentially lethal lasers. there it becomes clear proof that the dazzle of a laser in the eye can be a major distraction for food bill or christian are now determined i mean. the consequenc

r.t. dot com and take part in our latest poll and today we're asking why did communist china succeed. or fail also if all the most popular response is that russia was too hasty to embrace a capitalism while in second place the time between basically said that china is a dictatorship and they think it's because china didn't wage across the rules all sponsor southall i regimes and finally the least popular is because it has a lot more hardworking people in them. well as the us and its allies prepared sheeple thousands of troops out of afghanistan washington's turns its sights to the home front america's new counterterrorism strategy calls for refocus of resources to combat domestic terror threats before more i'm joined live from the u.s. capitol by lawrence wilkerson who served as chief of staff to former secretary of state colin powell many fans of being with us here on our see you know do you think that this change in security strategy is warranted as the. threats of domestic terror we need growing in the us. i don't think so i do think that the situation in afghanistan and for that m

r.t. dot com and take part in our latest poll and today we're asking why did communist china succeed where solve it russia failed also for the most popular response is that russia was too hasty to embrace capitalism in a close second with twenty eight percent of the vote i thought would be said that china is a dictatorship and less popular response was that it's because china. all sponsors satellite regimes and finally because it has a lot more hardworking people the. response is just ahead now more headlines and our exclusive interview with colonel gadhafi son all that they are to the business with you. hello and a very warm welcome to the business bulletin here on our team britain has introduced a new anti bribe or a little covering overseas operations of companies doing business in the u.k. it makes little difference from large international firms already comply with title legislation in the united states small companies from emerging economies like russia are likely to be affected most but former head of anti-corruption up the u.k. serious fraud office explains how the middle works. th