salmond rift. this is what used and salmond rift. this is what used to be called russia today. it broadcasts from the uk and i have been interviewed on there several times. nicola sturgeon is saying alex salmond, who is no longer an mp, has set up a production company and will have a weekly show on this channel. nicola sturgeon is saying that she does not think this is right and that he shouldn't be doing that because he is supporting the regime of putin, where journalists and people with sexuality and all sorts of people are being harassed and to actually partake in that does not look good on him. but, you know, to be honest with you, people accuse the bbc of being a state broadcaster. the fact about is the media. igo broadcaster. the fact about is the media. i go on there to talk about very important issues like child how campaigns in this country. when i thought about it, i thought that maybe they want to make written that bad, ex—offenders have been on there to talk about british jails. it bad, ex—offenders have been on there to talk about britishjails. it is whether it is

polish and the turmoil it triggered in a rare interview in our new talk show he opens up to host alex salmond about how he felt those violence marred the referendum day. because of. the. tone. of injury. look at the possible consequences for team russia after the world until doping agency refuses to lift its suspension ahead of the winter olympics. live from moscow to the world this is r t international my name is you know neal good to have your company we start our program with breaking news the russian justice ministry sent two letters to two major u.s. funded media outlets on their subsidiaries notifying them that they may soon be designated as foreign agents the move comes in response to r.t. being forced to register as a foreign agent in america what's america joins me live now with the details hi some euro which tell us how be notified and why well among the nine outlets are a voice of america radio free europe radio liberty but the ministry also sent letters to radio liberty band of branches based in russia and now this is a mere response for washington's demand for our teacher registe

on the turmoil it cratered in a rare interview in our brand new talk show he opens up to host alex salmond about how he felt as violence marred referendum day. was a tragic day. the filing. by. jewish. look at the possible consequences for team russia after the world anti-doping agency refuses to lift its suspension ahead of the winter olympics. just after six am in los angeles three pm in lagos in the evening here in moscow this thursday november the sixth welcome to r.t. international we begin with breaking news the russian justice ministry has sent letters to two major u.s. funded media outlets and their subsidiaries notifying them they may soon be designated as foreign agents the move comes in response to r.t. being forced to register as a foreign agent in america well samir account joins me live now in the program with the details tell us which outlets have been notified and why well the new legislation targets u.s. government funded outlets which include voice of america radio free europe and its regional branches now this is a real mirror response to washington's demand for our teet

turmoil it triggered in a rare interview on artie's brand new talk show he opens up to host alex salmond about his feelings when violence erupted on referendum that. was a tragic day to. see directly the violent way fate. cooled by hometown there are a lot of injuries and worth of injuries. but i welcome to r.t. this the evening where it's just turned nine o'clock here in moscow in our top story thousands of students and trade union members have marched in cities across france today protesters were voicing their anger over president micron's labor reforms the changes were signed into law in september and are widely seen as eroding workers' rights and handing more power to employers in paris some demonstrators vandalized buildings from their charlotte dubinsky reports thousands of people turned out to the streets in paris to voice their concern. gates president nikon's. plans to change the working conditions here in france around forty five thousand people here on the streets of the capital and there were other demonstrations on this national day of action that was called by some of the b

garlands former first minister has launched his new talk show right here r t alex salmond it was slammed in the press for joining this channel with headlines like these but he is confident that he made the right decision. are you not afraid of been hosts in the rush of the program taking into consideration all the publications. haven't disappeared the question i thought might be from the sun the daily mail but a bit on the west side either quake through the. russia today broadcasting a counted fifty lead but m.p.'s there at the tory m.p.'s fourteen s m b m p seven liberals friesian seen today you'd be in the green. on russia today programmes so. if it's good enough for john mcdonnell. john redwood crispin blunt. for you and black for vince cable and carville and lucas then i can probably. stand there the criticism that the they experienced as well in his first show alex salmond spoke exclusively to the ousted catalan president who was sacked in october and is now facing charges of sedition and rebellion explain issued an international arrest warrant after he fled to belgium where he is c

host alex salmond about how he felt was interrupted during. day to. see. the fight. there. one minute past seven in the evening here in moscow thursday november the sixth and welcome to the program i mean only this hour's top story students on trade union members are marching in cities right across france protesters are voicing their anger over president labor reforms the changes were signed into law in september under widely seen as a routing workers' rights power to employers. groups of demonstrators vandalizing buildings. is in paris force. well thousands of people have come on to the streets to protest against the changes the president might coals to put in to power here in france but just want to bring you up to date with some of the latest that we've seen a nice some of the damage to the shops that we're seeing along the street where this protest is going on this is a transfer western union shop and this is one of a number of shops that we've seen a small group of individuals taking part in this protest trying to break and smash what they're using around them is not j

alex salmond, thank you very much.raw from international treaties and put jobs — especially in coal — before the environment. he is living up to his promise, saying he will leave the paris climate accord as soon as the un allows. and in the usa itself, he's been rolling back environmental laws. on this, the week when nations are meeting in bonn for the annual un climate conference, the bbc‘s environment analyst, roger harrabin, has been to the usa to hear how some states are right behind him, but others have begun a green fightback. southern california. the san gorgonio pass. a route through the mountains and a funnel for the wind that rushes from desert to coast. look at this land. stone, grit, a bit of scrub, useless for agriculture. but there is one very lucrative crop here, and that is the clean energy from the desert wind. renewables boomed under president 0bama, but president trump says they threaten the economy because their output is variable. he wants to subsidise coal and nuclear instead. he's trying to scrap

this is an interesting story in its scottish edition. 0n the front page, sturgeon and salmond rift.asts from the uk and i have been interviewed on there several times. nicola sturgeon is saying alex salmond, who is no longer an mp, has set up a production company and will have a weekly show on this channel. nicola sturgeon is saying that she does not think this is right and that he shouldn't be doing that because he is supporting the regime of putin, where journalists and people with sexuality and all sorts of people are being harassed and to actually partake in that does not look good on him. but, you know, to be honest with you, people accuse the bbc of being a state broadcaster. the fact about is the media. igo broadcaster. the fact about is the media. i go on there to talk about very important issues like child how campaigns in this country. when i thought about it, i

he recalled the region's referendum day and told alex salmond how he sees the future of catalonia. let me take you to that the that extraordinary day in the first of october and tell me what your emotions were that the in the one hand there was the cell of size of want for self-determination screams from that the state police or what were the conflicting emotions that you felt that as president of catalonia on that famous day there was a day and the other hand of course there was a day of the extremely violent. i couldn't imagine. the directly the violence in my face school in my hometown there a lot of injuries i was of injuries by the stop of the next week the spanish judicial system or rolled into action and took away the constant stake in fact starts a new era in the end of his era that will start a couple of rapidly because in these conditions is not possible it's not possible there is no future for cattle and to remain spending these conditions what is your message to the people of catalonia we must to be confident resilient because we will win. we will succeed finally democr

he recalled the region's referendum day and told alex salmond how he sees the future of catalonia. let it take you to that the that extraordinary day in the first of it talk or tell me what your emotions were that the in the one hand there was the celebration of. millions of your fellow country people coming out to exercise the vote for self-determination on the other hand was the the violence that we all saw on our television screens from the state police or what will the conflicting emotions that you felt as president of catalonia on that famous day there was a day of the victory of catalonia and the other hand of course there was a day of the extremely violent i couldn't imagine the the direction like that from the democratic state in the european union it was a tragic day today because i see directly the violence in the face school in my hometown there are a lot of injuries i was of injuries by the start of the next week the spanish judicial system or rolled into actual and took away the constitutional prize that catalonia had gained well this mistake in fact start a new era in

he recalled the region's referendum day and told alex salmond how he sees the future of catalonia. let me take you to that the that extraordinary day in the first of october tell me what your emotions were that the in the one hand there was the celebration of. millions of your fellow country people coming out to exercise the vote for self-determination on the other hand was that the violence that we all saw on our television screens from the state police or what will the conflicting emotions that you felt as president of catalonia when that famous day there was a day of the victory of catalonia and the other hand of course there was a day of the extent that i couldn't imagine the will start coming rapidly because in this kind of possible there is no future at all and to remain in spain these conditions what is your message to the people of catalonia we must to be confident resilient because we will we. will succeed finally democracy will prevail. and still plenty of the weekly coming your way here on r.t. international including the story of france where the streets of paris throng

host but the first episode to air this thursday here so quick preview of what's in store in the alex salmond show it's not just the street political show is about people and past now it is of the day and find out something about the the characters behind the public face of these personalities and what they've got to say perhaps even the issues which are not. normally released to their to their their business or their political political views i mean i think that's of interest as well to see something of the human being behind the public figure are you not afraid of been hosts in the rush of the program taking into consideration all their publications on the media. attention to russia today a kind of anticipated question i thought maybe from the son of the daily mail but a bit on the other side the other adequate scan back through the. russia today broadcasting and a counted fifty elite but m.p.'s that the tory m.p.'s fourteen s m b m p seven liberals fission fien to do you'd be in the green of all appear on russia today programs so you know. if it's good enough for john mcdonnell jeremy corb

difficult one for police to balance because they're going to get accused of things on both sides salmond well it's not really logical to mention just these incidental factors of somebodies nationality. other descriptions about them if it's not actually relevant to the crime as for statistics i'm a bill big believer of statistical of cities relevant statistics you need to you need to know the statistical significance of a particular person's race or ethnicity x. committing crime a.b.c. and you don't that's exactly what you get distracted from and you don't get that if you focus on you know mentioning individual perpetrators and nationalities for example in particular press releases which is what this is about the police are not saying that we're not going to release this information the police are saying initial press releases they're not going to mention it and they shouldn't because it makes no sense but if people want to know statistically for example how many people you know what percentage of this nationality might be doing this crime then that's a logical request to ask and that's s

host with the first episode this thursday here's a quick preview of what's in store in the alex salmond's show it's not just the street political show is about people and past now it is of the day and find out something about the cottage those behind the public face of these personalities and what they've got to say perhaps even about issues which are not. normally released to there or to those of their business or their political political views i think that's of interest as well to see something of the human being behind the public figure are you not afraid of bin hosts in the rush of the program taking into consideration all their publications on the media. attention to russia today came up and to supported the question i thought maybe from the son of the daily mail but a bit on the other side the other adequate scan back through the. russia today broadcasting and a counted fifty only but m.p.'s thirty eight tory m.p.'s fourteen s m b m p seven liberals three shouldn't feed into the u.p.a. in the green of all appear on russia today programs so you know. if it's good enough for john mcd

independence on the turmoil if they get their interview on r t he's from new talk show host alex salmond about how he felt violence erupted during the referendum. push a tragic day to. see. the file. to my colleague there. live from our international news center in moscow this is r.t. good to have your company my name's elan o'neill our top story this hour they russian defense ministry has sent letters to two major u.s. funded media outlets and their subsidiaries notifying them that they may soon be designated as foreign agents the move comes in response to r.t. being forced to register as a foreign agent in america ok let's get some reaction to this and cross live to option who's the host of our team going on the growing show always good to have you on the program just on this your thoughts on russia's move to retaliate against u.s. funded media outlets operating in russia tit for tat if you will. well u.s. authorities wanted a media war and russia is giving it right back to them obviously this russian announcement comes off the back of this new mccarthyite pharma federal reserve regist

scotland's former first minister has launched his new talk show on r t alex salmond was slammed in the press for joining the channel with headlines like these but he is confident he made the right decision. are you not afraid of been hosts in the rush of the program taking into consideration all their publications on the can of and to submitted questions i thought maybe from the sun the daily mail but a bit on the other side i the quick scan back through the. russia today broadcasting and a counted fifty liebert m.p.'s that the tory m.p.'s fourteen s m b m p seven liberals friesian fain to do you'd be in the green of all appear on russia today programs so you know. if it's good enough for john mcdonnell janet corbin diana john redwood crispin blunt liam for you and black for vince cable and carl and lucas that i can probably stand there the criticism that the the experience does well in his first show alex salmond spoke exclusively to the ousted president who was sacked in october and is now facing charges of sedition and rebellion in spain issued an international arrest warrant after

now in his new show here on our sea the former scottish first minister alex salmond spoke exclusively to the ousted president calls put him on was sacked in october and is now facing charges of sedition and rebellion spain issued an international arrest warrant after he fled to belgium where he is currently on bail on friday a belgian court delayed till next month his decision on whether to extradite him want to madrid speaking to od see he recalled the region's referendum day and told alex salmond how he sees the future of catalonia. let me take you to that the that extraordinary day in the first of october and tell me what your emotions were that the in the one hand there was the celebration of the whole millions of your fellow country people coming out to exercise or vote for self-determination on the other hand it was the the violence that we all saw on television screens from that the state police or what will the conflicting emotions that you felt as president of catalonia on that famous day there was a day of the victory of catalonia and the other hand of course there was a day

for his choice of channel a british newspaper the times didn't hold back saying that alex salmond lacks self respect and judgement even the current leader of the scottish national party someone's own party express heard to hide at the nost which i was and i would have advised him to seek another channel to ear the shoe and of course alex is not currently an elected politician and his feet to me whatever decisions he wishes to meet. indeed is what does it come to new york observer columnist andre told us everyone should be free to choose where you want to voice your own opinion. well i think it's very old the situation that we seem to be increasingly in where people want to know platform various individuals in various stations you see all the time news article saying isn't it disgraceful the x. politician sure the platform and somebody or isn't it terrible why politician turned up on various stations in various countries i believe in a plural say i believe actually that people should appear or whatever t.v. or radio station or whatever platform they want because it's important to create

explains all in a rare interview in the north tradition of artesia new talk show he tells host alex salmond how he felt the day mylan violence marked the referendum. to see. the violent face. of you watching this thursday the sixteenth of november this is r.t. international news with me. first off our breaking story that the world anti-doping agency has blocked russia's own anti-doping body from being reinstated after a lengthy scandal calling it non-compliant let's bring you up to speed now r.t. correspondent across all this hi again there give us an overview. as you can imagine this. issue has been going on for a long time there's lots to talk about it's quite complicated but let me start with the fact that there's been a lot of positivity actually towards russia by praising the efforts that russia have made towards doping they said that there was a huge amount of work to be done and they all said the board decided if we receive and i'm sure we will the necessary information that the russian anti doping agency would be able to resume its testing program and that was said by craig. the wor

to make up your own mind about the show it premiers as we say later this week on thursday be alec salmond show that's all the news for this hour i'll be back with more stories of the top of the hour this is our team international. that's geysers line it looks like they say maybe the girl. closer to this is this is a central plank support diagram is the problem right now so you stop to that. one hundred years ago russia was consumed by revolution and unprecedented violence is not an understatement to say the russian revolution or bolshevik could a car was a defining moment of the twentieth century how did it change russian. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself and taken your last wrong turn. caught up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry suddenly i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each friend. but then my feeling started to change you talked about war like it was again still some more fun to feel those that didn't like to question

explains all in a rare interview and the launch edition of our team's new talk show he tells host alex salmond how he felt a violent mob referendum day. here at r.t. h.q. in moscow where it's now one pm this thursday i'm calling bright welcome to the program first our big story today the world anti-doping agency has blocked russia's own anti-doping agency from being reinstated after a lengthy scandal calling it non-compliant. as far as possible. should be allowed to keep. international sports competitions but in the meantime the greed for compliance for the russian ph and she has been fulfilled in many ways but there are two issues which remain unfulfilled however water also said it is cooperating with the russian agency in dealing with doping violations and meeting the requirements across developments. let me start with the fact that there's been a lot of positivity actually towards russia by wada praising the efforts that russia have made towards doping they said that there was a huge amount of work to be done and they all said the board decided if we receive and i'm sure we will the necessa

leader explains all in a rare interview in the launch edition of our new talk show details host alex salmond he felt us bonds marred referendum and. see. the file face. cooled down there are a lot of injuries. the search for alleged russian meddling in the u.k. builds momentum with researchers claiming social media accounts influenced the break said. live from moscow to the world this is r.t. international my names you know neal good to have your company our top story this hour the world doping agency has blocked russia's anti doping agency. from being reinstated after a lengthy scandal calling it non-compliant as far as possible police should be allowed to keep. international sports competitions but in the meantime agreed. compliance for the russian one to do ph and she has been fulfilled in many ways but there are still two issues which remain unfulfilled however want to also said it is cooperating with the russian agency in dealing with doping violations and meeting the road map requirements are. cross the developments for us here you're a cheater let me start with the fact that there's b

new talk show he tells host alex salmond about how he felt shocked about the violence marring the referendum. mistake. start a new era. that will start calling for. people smugglers or aid workers a u.k. think tank claims volunteers helping refugees cross borders are treated as criminals by brussels we hear from a former soldier who fell foul of the old guard. all the latest headlines and a roundup of the stories that shaped the week first to britain's prime minister may have set a new low for relations with russia and his speech on tuesday after accusing moscow of military aggression and election meddling but all surprisingly scant on details and apparently the key issue of works it seems far less important. chief among those today of course is russia but it is russia's actions russia's illegal onix ation of crimea so i have a very simple message for russia because we know there's a strong and prosperous russia russia has the reach and the responsibility russia can russia does not to secure the best possible brics it the day after may's claims the times newspaper alleged russian interferenc

opinions and not say for all of its failings those do that and if you like you can watch the alex salmond show it starts here on thursday that's it for me for the moment i'm back with more news and the headlines in half an hour. i. legally they all. told. me yes to all this is how the muslims who live live. live live. live live live. live in a little. plug and walk off selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chickenhawk forcing you to fight the battles but ultimately do socks for the tell you that will be gossip and tabloid myself a little was the day. the bottom has been telling you i'm not cool enough and that's my problem plz. all the hawks that we along with our lives watched some other. was let. live. hello and welcome to crossfire all things considered i'm peter lavelle one hundred years ago russia was consumed by revolution and unprecedented violence it is not an understatement to say the russian revolution or bolster big coup d'etat was the defining moment of the twentieth century how did it change russia and the world. crosstalk in the russian revolution i

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saudi arabia is demanding money from senior officials recently arrested crown prince mohammed bin salmond says it's an anti corruption operation but many say it's a way for him to increase his power so how far will he go this is inside story. we're . we're. hello there and welcome to the program i'm laura caro he's stoking huge tension in an already volatile region saudi arabia's thirty two year old crown prince mohammed bin solomon has made a number of controversial decisions that many believe could forever change the kingdom and the entire region the developments in saudi arabia and what they mean for the rest of the world has been the focus of a conference in london on saturday that's where former diplomats and middle east analysts have been meeting to discuss the crisis and saudi arabia's future might have been solomon or n.b.s. as he's known was appointed saudi arabia's as a throne just six months ago but in that short period he's amassed a lot of power earlier this month he ordered the arrest of around two hundred princes government officials and business been and what he called an

welcome to the alex salmond's szell we have another great show lined up for you today this time it's a mixture of politics and sport i'll be talking to the living legend the man they call the flying scotsman sub jackie stewart a grumpy what all champions league. times over and still one of the most famous sportsman on the planet yet jackie can't say the alphabet due to his chronic dyslexia we spoke about his fabulous career his campaign on dyslexia and his latest cause the struggle against dementia plus joining me in the studio to state his case we don't mean streets greatest ever spend all that hours of campbell but exodus where he has you in his sights and we'll be hearing from to be damaged telling us why the arctic is the new center of the world but first please i'm a should never think about the leader in scotland through that it's a room let's put him on in that front of you now examine show why haven't the mainstream media not done this before he was b.b.c. news i.t.v. news of channel four news was it deemed not to be newsworthy also said i thought the interesting thing about

is already having to withstand the sort of criticism he was expecting with headlines bashing alex salmond's choice to appear here on r.t. british newspaper the times for example did not hold back. mr simon service for the propaganda outlets of a hostile foreign autocracy does indeed evinced our lack of judgment self-respect and shame when even the current leader of the scottish national party someone's own party expressed heard. had a been asked which i was and i would've advised him to seek another channel to hear the sure and of course alex is not currently an elected politician a nice fee to meet care whatever decisions he wishes to meet well i found that slightly old actually because normally the scottish national party the party that both members of is normally pretty cohesive well i think it's very all the situation that we seem to be increasingly in where people want to know platform various individuals various stations you see all the time news article say disgraceful the x. politician show the platform and somebody or isn't it terrible that wide politician turned up on various stag

alex salmond is part of a group that wants to take control of the scotsman newspaper.scotland. alex partridge. and finally, ministers like to show they're being straight with mp5. and so it was when boris johnson appeared before the foreign affairs committee. i don't want to be misleading. you're doing a very good job of it. on the contrary, i don't think the committee could possibly be misled by anything i have said since i haven't said anything on... laughter. exactly! a rare example of a politician not only failing to answer a question but making a feature of it. and that's it. but dojoin keith macdougall on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm for a full round up of the day here at westminster. but for now, from me, mandy baker, goodbye. good afternoon. for the vast majority it is a beautiful crisp autumn day, get out and enjoy it if you can. plenty of sunshine out there. this was the scene in argyll & bute, sunny spells. showers have been wintry over high ground in the north. sunny further south and east in london. some cloud around, bringing some showers across

of the alex salmond show to scotland's national day we travel to edinburgh when i interviewed scotland's greatest living historian tom divine who answers the key question whether scotland i also caught up with former labor m.p. denis kind of them who wants to see an even bigger celebration of this especially as they will hear from them both shortly and. discuss his design and lindsay black blob of talk who have picked up my eyes white cotton is the new black and joining me in the studio will be kenny macaskill former scottish cabinet sect of justice the man at the center of the most controversial decision by the scottish government the freeing of two thousand and nine of the only man convicted of the lockerbie bombing but for the tweets messages and e-mails let's have a look at a few of them before at random at five seven what. they have to say it was pretty good coming a range of subjects outside of politics and to be with jack is jewish and dimension was really interesting yeah we've had a huge reaction rand to the powerful comments on these subjects for example says the salmon show is

former scottish first minister alex salmond spoke exclusively with aston catalan president colors put him on for rare insight into the independence referendum i just remind you put him on was sacked as president and is now facing charges of sedition and rebellion spain issued an international arrest warrant after he fled to belgium where he's currently on bail here's a look at what colour's put them all had to say about that fateful referendum day and on the future of catalonia let me take you to that the that extraordinary day in the first of october. tell me what your emotions were that the in the one hand there was the celebration of. millions of your fellow country people coming out to exercise or vote for self-determination on the other hand it was the the violence that we all saw the television screens from the state police or what will the conflicting emotions that you felt as president of catalonia when that famous day it was a tragic day today because i see directly the violent in the face school in my hometown there a lot of injuries i was of injuries mr president you've cha

turmoil it triggered in a rare interview in artie's brand new talk show he opens up to host alex salmond about how he felt as violence marred referendum day. was a tragic day to. see directly the feelings facing schools in my hometown their jewish home of injuries. and we look at the possible consequences for a team or.

the arabia is what mohammed bin salmond defines it as if you have business interests in the kingdom and you have fallen on the wrong side of mohammed bin salman i would probably be pretty worried right now i would be concerned that at some point my name was also going to be on the list so there are of course incidences where i think it's well documented in bin laden group for example where the government and bin laden group in hand in hand for many many years but one group survived off kickbacks of you know preferential dealing off cook tenders these sorts of things have been some and it's been very very clear and very firm in dealing with a group like that a large group there now sort of half back in favor saudi which is the group which is half owned by. hariri from lebanon who was the former prime minister has also come under some strain as well and i think what he's done is he's trying to do two things he's trying to take up the big boys the big companies and say hey corruption at the institutional level is not acceptable but he's also taking on individuals so he's named individuals

first minister of scotland alex salmond is hosting a new talk show here on. the u.k. at the launch of and he explained why it's going to be special. how is your show going to be different from the mainstream shows on b.b.c. in one thousand be better. in terms of content and that's quite interesting i mean the attempts of the political interviews. very little takes place with the political platforms like the politics show and the politics sure though you know i admire the people who do the interviews of course but it's set up in such a way that the show is there to try and. divine information. agree issue or off the moment where the interviewer and in fewer than a confrontational position now that's a pathway violent style of interview i've done over the years and some people thought i was really reasonably good at not being a turnover of news shows but the whole process makes the interviewee defensive in terms of what they're revealing and i'm more relaxed form i think you'll get far far more to keep personalities there the first style of interview is again something