the french rivaldo role saw that as an angry public refuses to accept the raising of the pension age which was approved by senators on friday britain's also verging on boiling point as the government slash the social benefits and access half a million jobs. and archaeologists get a gold rush as the limbic city of sochi construction workers are now shifting part of the game site to preserve the ruins of an eighteenth century temple which they stumbled upon by accident. with a chill in the air here in the russian capital margin andrews heads indoors for this week's moscow out. let me let me. go. if i pick up a. tough period. but let me pick up that. part of the. russians are known for that not drilling in excursions pushing price of gold is famously bright russian does not love to drive fast maybe that explains the existence of say many cars and centers around the city and that popularity among both male and female pilots has races. for the has a cost in school for children from five to sixteen years old is used cars equipment with added safety protection then you also holds kids compe

french senators pass the pension bill but the people's rivaldo rumbles on while they bring britain verges on a boiling point as the government slashes jobs and social benefits. and a russian archaeologists get gold as olympic construction workers stumble upon an ancient temple in the host city of sochi. it was all the latest news for you twenty four seven welcome to the program and now to our top story u.s. commanders in iraq ignored evidence of torture and often failed to investigate the killing of civilians now these are the major findings from the leak of four hundred thousand secret american military files from the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks now the data describes widespread a brutal torture of detainees by iraqi troops but some document showing american authorities often turned a blind eye the fact it was condemned what is. the largest ever leak of classified documents saying it will only serve to help america's enemies the files also reveal that sixty six thousand civilians were killed in iraq since the u.s. invaded even though washington had denied it kept any such record