clashes between rival demonstrators have once again gripped yemen and what's now the eighth day on rast and government activists have been using social networks to call for as many people as possible to hit the streets on friday they are demanding the country's president. to step down after more than thirty years in power but clashes also erupted in georgians capital amman where anti-government demonstrators are calling for reforms and then polishing the peace treaty with israel. protests turned violent in the area where at least twenty four people have been killed in recent days in clashes with security forces and police are reported to use firearms to disperse crowds thousands of mourners gathered in bahrain at the funerals of anti-government protesters killed in a brutal crackdown on thursday. for more analysis on all of this happening and developing in the middle east we're going to cross live to london where i have told the even joins us he's a british author journalist and policy analyst. they serving with us mr levin anti-government protests we've been hearing have been spreading

present security services make their first a rast to bring the perpetrators of last month's moscow airport of time to justice the name of the suicide bomber who blew himself up i don't want that of us has been revealed and several of the suspected accomplices are already in custody. and as a gypsy and protesters gather for their biggest rally against president mubarak the blame for his enormous wealth and abuse of power has shifted to western companies accused of funding him for decades. up next we'll report on the nature and wildlife of the caucasus stay with us. southern russia. this faraway place. by helicopter. special permission to travel around. to film the landscapes it's all in this close read it's all set up i can't tell you how beautiful. weather is right i'll go. to. this place. a long time ago the people of the caucuses used to shepherd droves of sheep across the a bug of lambs were often targeted by hawks even today their primal instincts occasionally bring hawks back to this past. me this is a bearded vulture i need to. have this kind bigger nests on low lying logs of thirty

rule of colonel gadhafi hundreds have been killed and over a thousand injured during a week of on rastwith reports of airstrikes from the country's own military on monday rumors spread that the libyan leader had fled the trouble later made a brief and defiant t.v. appearance saying he was still in the country one of his songs blamed exiles and outsiders for pushing libya to the brink of civil war and denied the.

russian security services make their first a rast in connection with last month's moscow airport attack. the name of the my dear the us you cite bomber has been rebuilt and several of you suspected accomplices are already in custody all the details are coming up in a couple of minutes. also this hour as a gyptian protesters gather for their biggest rally yet against president mubarak the blame for his enormous wealth and abuse of power is shifted to western companies accused of funding him for decades. or welcome to you live from our headquarters in central moscow this is our team with me and use in our way it's seven pm in the russian capital four pm in london where the u.k. is guardian newspaper is facing accusations of double standards from wiki leaks its founder julian assange has gleneagle action against the british steadily over its tell all book about the online whistleblower the newspaper is also accused of editing secret cables that obtained from the site are just more emmet reports on what's behind the bitter dispute. they were bedfellows in exposing u.s. embassy secrets to th

was playing a risky game during the days on rast the attempts made by. mubarak's deputy to cry and crush the demonstrators through violence for a. bend the choice is very clear by that they call in the army to carry out a blood to bury square in front of the world and beth was too risky an option for the gyptian army because it might have split to be army the generals might have carried out the orders if the pentagon had approved them but young officers whose children whose families whose brothers and sisters are involved in this uprising might have. desisted so it was a very serious risk for washington and in the end they decided it would be safe to dump mubarak and mubarak then refused to carry out orders from the pentagon but only for twenty four hours he resisted for one day and the next day he was gone because the army told him he had to go and the army. freed marshall. the defense minister as we've already heard is a close ally of the pentagon then takes orders direct the big question washington has is must think should happen to destabilize. israe

a new chapter in egypt's on rast labor unions and state media workers join the public outrage over the current president slamming the u.s. for its blind support of his regime. and baltic brain drain lithuania has one of europe's highest immigration rates with increasing numbers of graduates seeking better employment opportunities away home. let's check in with you now he joins us live. fortson strikes again for maria sharapova what's going on yeah indeed the injury blighted russian she's going to miss yet another tournament before it was injury no it's illness with more now coming up and he said just so. thanks indeed for joining us this is sports they are i would like. to zero from one . in their first match of twenty eleven. for easy and for france a superb record against brazil continues out live blue dog in the samba boys and another of whedon's tonight's friendly. and sick note three time grand slam champion maria sharapova of the policy but. it's been a less than stellar start to the football year for russia dick advocates men losing in their opening game of twenty eleven against

and russian security services make their first a rast to bring the perpetrators of last month's moscow airport a time to justice in a chilling coincidence a popular video game released before the deadly suicide bombing at doma dead of a depicts a terrorist siege at a moscow airport spoke to the brains behind some of the world's most famous video games including grand theft auto about the line between violent video art and reality. believe the american embassy in tehran is in the hands of a lot of them students tonight. iran one nine hundred seventy. demonstrators in the american embassy there. are teams sitting down with the man behind this video game one nine hundred seventy nine revolution as well as many more director producer and writer of documentaries and video games for over fifteen years as well as the mastermind of the groundbreaking ground theft auto franchise movie considering the thanks so much for joining us thanks for having me the video games that you have created are hmong the most popular in the world and i want to ask you if you know any numbers in terms of how many b

authorities in the countries experiencing on rast are dancing to the tune of the west rather than listening to their people so says the president of the u.k. arab boyer's association certainly the unifying factor is that all of them have had enough of the whole dictatorship the governments that have all been so subservient to the west that this goes against the will of the people in that region generally speaking the interest of the national interest of the west is contradictory to the national interest of that region that of countries have a problem with israel they have a problem with the americans they have a problem with capitalism and this is going to this is a unifying factor. well milli facts adrian which he believes the u.s. is trying to use the un rest in the region in its own interest but could have difficulty controlling it once so we definitely do have the peoples of different countries on better reign of the round definitely of the rack of libya of yemen of egypt we've seen it who really want to have change now the other aspect that i think we have to be very careful about is t

rast frustration at the lack of support from other nations as conduct these forces attempt to suppress the popular uprising with brutal violence more than one hundred dollars and we have fled to neighboring countries in the turmoil along with many foreign nationals okies correspondent peter all over is following developments from next door and. the u.n. security council voted unanimously to impose these sanctions on the gadhafi regime that they'll take the form of a travel ban against colonel gadhafi himself as well as others close to him and acid free zone could be and is in a circle the sixty names on this list is also an arms embargo will be placed upon libya now the resolution it was brought forward by france the u.k. germany and the united states also come tains a referral to the hague to the international criminal court there so that they can look into allegations of crimes against humanity committed during the two weeks of violence that we've seen in libya governments around the world have been doing the best to get their citizens out of the country but it's also being libyans t

more now on the ongoing on rast across the middle east and north africa next starting speaks to your former russian foreign minister an expert on the arab world about the implications of the unfolding events. super michael thank you very much for finding time to talk to us if that is to go speaking of the recent operations in.

we continue our coverage on the on rast across the mideast observers are beginning to speculate over how the op risings white impact israel's relations with its arab neighbors are spoke to you getting from a call the former russian foreign minister who says the revolt will force israel to rethink its current policies in the region. issue more in any case i think it might force the israeli leadership to give up their policy of maintaining the status quo in the middle east so far the israeli leadership has been leaning towards preserving the status quo and abandoning the idea of a peaceful settlement despite numerous un security council resolutions and president obama's cairo speech to israel building in new settlements in the west bank and east jerusalem sabotaging all intensive negotiations because i think recent events may cause them to reconsider their policy because global trends and not in favor of israel's anik sation policy will. and you can watch that full interview with the former foreign minister in just over an hour's time right here on our t.v. well a little later this hou

russian security services make their first a rast to bring the perpetrators of last month's moscow airport attack to justice. the name of this year's sad bulger who blew himself up at the idea of them has been revealed and several of you suppose suspected accomplices are now it costs to do all the details are coming up in a couple of minutes. and as a gippsland protesters gathered for their biggest rally yet against president mubarak the blame for his enormous wealth and abuse of power is shifted to western companies accused of funding him for decades. it's five pm in moscow this is archie coming to you live with me and you said no way first stop the u.k. the guardian newspaper is locked in a bitter dispute with wiki leaks over redacting secret cables and exposing the whistle blowing web site in a tell all book founder julian assange is currently in a legal fight against being extradited to sweden has threatened to bring libel action against the british daily the libel threat relates to a book published by the guardian that claims of science believe that informants who were potentially ide