immobiliser made it 1—0 on the night to lazio ten minutes after half—time but one minute later salzburgedible happened when salzburg scored three in six minutes, and they are through to the last four. marseille overturned a first leg deficit to beat leipzig with dimitri payet among the scorers. the favourites atletico madrid are into the semis despite losing at sporting lisbon. the spaniards, who won the trophy in 2010 and 2012, go through 2-1 trophy in 2010 and 2012, go through 2—1 on aggregate and arsenal are through after a 2—2 draw at cska moscow. danny welbeck and aaron ramsey scoring. arsene wenger said that staying focused after the big win last week was difficult. you can see with a big difference after the first game it is difficult to turn up with the same urgency thanif to turn up with the same urgency than if the difference is very small, and that played a part in the way we played in the first half. staying with football news and the first two semi—final places have been decided at the women's asian cup, china thrashed host nation jordan to make it three wins out of three w

for how this national review's new vision would have been deployed in salzburg the wanted to do just. what if some muscle but also got to remember with a lot of bones because they. did you can your bill sponsored says you wouldn't know a preview of the ball need to keep the ball new going for months easy really new and you would need to do show up soon. statements we've had since then the questions in that ultimatum will seem even more absurd you on the fourteenth of march mrs may send to the director general of the technical secretary of the of the c.w. mr jim drew the proposal to conduct an independent analysis of the results of the british investigation of the so incident in salisbury the same time our british colleagues forget that acting in the framework of the o.p.c. w. which we believe is the only correct way. they not only have rights but they also have certain obligations including the including obligations towards us as fully fledged members of the organization and we have clearly reminded them of that during this special meeting of the executive council of the a p c w that

the overnight action to the poisonings in salzburg. was the overnight action just about assad or was it explicitly a warning to russia as well the secretary general is warning that the cold war is back and he is fearful we don't have the institutional structures to contain it . how do we restore a sense of calm and security well first of all i refer to the salzburg what happened in salzburg because it was the use of a chemical weapon a nerve agent on the streets of the united kingdom the action that took place last night was an action which was focused on degrading and deterring the operational capability and the willingness of the syrian regime to continue to use chemical weapons as i said there have been many instances when we have seen them using those chemical weapons but i believe it should also be a message to others that the international community is not going to stand by and allow chemical weapons to be used with impunity we have for nearly a century now had a general understanding under the the chemical weapons convention tha

probable origin of the substance already a few days after the chemical attack in salzburg it is stated that on the seventh of march the cabinet of ministers knew. that the chemical substance. was produced in russia with a very high degree of probability that the british intelligence services consider that they have determined the location of a secret russian laboratory where the nerve agent was produced and furthermore begin and would be very attentive to what i'm about to say this sources of british security intelligence services cannot cannot speak openly about the

liquid form it says it will take months to clean up all traces of the toxin nine sites in the city of salzburg will need special screening that includes the restaurant the script visited before they were found unconscious on a park bench. british prime minister treason may has met with caribbean leaders after the government was forced to apologize over its treatment of british residents who are being treated as illegal immigrants as many as fifty thousand people who came from the west indies to britain after world war two have been affected may said she was genuinely sorry about the anxiety caused by the home

they'll be a short statement on burundi before this particular subject to the subject of the attack in salzburg on the fourth of march is discussed by the council james like

recovers from last month's attack on him and his daughter in the british city of salzburg his niece victoria who is a russian citizen has been declined a visa to visit relatives. says she was not surprised by the decision i knew she would not be granted a visa she's questioned whether the british authorities have something to hide if they're preventing a relative from visiting. looks into the story. imagine your cousin and uncle are hospitalized and in critical condition you'd likely freak out and rush to their sides this is victoria script all surrogate screwballs nice to do just that she as a russian citizen needs a u.k. visa but she was denied we have refused the visits visa application from victoria script on the grounds that her appreciation did not comply with the immigration rules victoria says she saw it coming just before the no from the u.k. there was this phone conversation allegedly between the script all cousins. to us we just fell out of mine and. not in my list of potential users are. you know yet here we. live in the can you just really get those but for. me of the book that

possibilities was to empty the account for how this russian produced nerve agent good him being deployed in salzburg the whatsit to teach is. what if she must have a process of got to remember the laboratory is that any drug you can here bill. spawn's it says you wouldn't know a preview of the ball need to keep the ball new going for months easy really new a new show up soon. statements we've had since then the questions in that ultimatum will seem even more absurd. on the fourteenth of march mrs may send to the director general of the technical secretary of the of the c.w. mr drew the proposal to conduct an independent analysis of the results of the british investigation of the so incident in salisbury the same time our british colleagues forget that by acting in the framework of the o.p.c. w. which we believe is the only correct way. they not only have rights but they also have certain obligations including the including obligations towards us as fully fledged members of the organization and we have clearly reminded them of that during the special meeting of the executive council of the a p c w th

daughter begin to recover after last month's attack in salzburg his niece from russia is refused a visa to britain and. also this hour r.t. speaks with the former director general of the international organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons about the screwball case and also how he was pushed from his seat because he was against the u.s. invasion of iraq i got a phone call from john bolton from washington who said that. to tell me that i should resign said your management style is not agreeable to washington. also this hour the u.s. blocks a u.n. security council move to investigate the deaths of protesters on the gaza border after at least nine palestinians were killed in a fresh round of violence including a journalist. and washington will not get a military base in garner the country's president made that announcement following mass protests comes as the u.s. and other countries seek ways to become more entrenched in africa. morning welcome to r.t. international live from moscow i'm daniel hawkins wherever you are today thanks so much for joining us here on the program th

scrip all the daughter of a former double agent both of whom will poisoned in the british city of salzburg just over a month ago that era to the takes us through the timeline. from the russian authorities perspective this statement that's been released by the met police from u.s. cripple has a few concerns now there's some key points in the statement firstly she doesn't want to be contacted by the media she knows that she has the support of the russian embassy but she has asked and said that she doesn't want their help at the moment and she has also asked that her cousin victoria doesn't contact her old visitor now we have heard from victoria publicly and she's rather frustrated she attempted to get a british visa and was denied it she wanted to visit yulia is a very i ask the u.k. and you personally to reckon sitter the decision to refuse my these are they are scared that i will find out something more that yulia will tell me something yes they try to manipulate me not the kremlin m i five at first i was happy that yulia called but it was clear that she wasn't speaking her own words she w

reported that he was poisoned alongside a father little over a month ago in the british city of salzburg has been discharged from hospital scruples were said to have been poisoned by the so-called class of nerve agent developed in the soviet union it was never officially called by that name it's said to cause permanent damage and even death it's believed to be the most deadly set of substances of its kind we can go now i believe to some live pictures just in a second we get the camera there that is a press conference by the doctor involved in the screwballs treatments take a listen to director here at salisbury district hospital i'm joined by lorna wilkinson our director of nursing. i want to give you an update on the progress of the two remaining patients that we're treating here at the hospital circuit a a new script. i will not be taking questions following the statement. following the incident on march the fourth so sweet district hospital received three people who required in-patient care circa annually a strip how and detective sergeant nick bailey nick was discharged on march the

crew powell both you and her father former double agent were poisoned in a british city of salzburg over a month ago she's since been released from hospital and is being kept at a secure location now you know says that she knows she has the support of the russian embassy but she doesn't want their help right now she also asked her cousin victoria not to contact or. victoria earlier appeared on russian television saying she was denied a british visa to visit you and father in the meantime the chemical weapons watchdog in charge of the whole investigation has reportedly finished its probe into the salzburg incident it's forwarded its results to the british side on the o.p.c. w. rules the u.k. has to share that information with other members of the organization within twenty four hours examines what we know so far. there was no trial no discussion no evidence no proof there was only judgement and punishment is highly likely that russia was responsible the juveniles russia culpable culpable culpable for the attempted murder the pundits needed even less than a movie chock sounds russian means

first occasion team was able to determine the exact origin of the agent used in the salzburg attack of the u.k. still insist that russia is responsible though claiming that only moscow could have produced the substance russia that was responded with some of its own revealing details as take a look at some of the shock type agents were allegedly produced then even payton did in the united states over one hundred times that's what moscow is saying and the u.k. continues to withhold information on the probe that makes it hard for russia to discuss london's conclusions. russia will not accept any national or international results of any investigation without access to full information including materials from the british probe without consular access to our citizens and most importantly without the obligatory participation of russian experts in all actions to establish the truth all that happened in salzburg on march the fourth a former am i five asian tiny mashad said that even though the u.k.'s position has weakened somewhat learns the one likely to backtrack on its allegations against r

and i said to a yeah vermonter of our top story doctors in salzburg he have now confirmed unesco paul has been discharged from hospital following last month's love agent attack but she's asked the media to respect her privacy a father saga is also on the road to recovery but at a slower rate they have no discharged from salzburg district hospital. has asked for privacy from the media and i want to reiterate to request her father has also made good progress. on friday and i'm straight he was no longer in a critical condition. although he's recovering more slowly than yulia we hope that he too will be able to leave hospital in due course. that's it for this hour see just a few moments for more global news updates. up shame downstream you know the name change where all the feel of the upstream you had better off in here because all the all the garbage and everything flows downstream and in the financial world if you live in proximity to where the money is being printed the cotillion effect is meaning that you get first use of that money and then compounds out to rape me you get a compoun

the corner it goes on the diplomatic offensive we've seen fresh comments in recent hours on the salzburg case from foreign minister sergei lavrov and from russia's ambassador in london on wednesday russia called a meeting of the international body that oversees chemical weapons the o.p.c. w and brazenly suggested a joint investigation by the u.k. and russia the idea was quickly voted down but the british ambassador at the u.n. again referred to it using a very british literary reference the villain in the sherlock holmes books allowing russian scientists into an investigation when they are the most likely perpetrators of the crime insoles be would be like scotland yard in fighting game professor moriarty so i don't think that's a tenable way forward instead i fear that the russian motive in calling for a security council meeting today is another step in the pattern of obfuscation and contempt for international institutions it was at the beginning of march in the british city of seoul spree that the former spies surrogate script and his daughter were incapacitated by a nerve agent known t

watchdog has rejected russian claims that traces of a second nerve agent were found in the city of salzburg in the u.k. that's where the former russian spy sergei scribble and his daughter were poisoned last month what was really striking about the session today was the russian continues to provide huge amounts of disinflation to others including on this occasion a russian government official actually accusing the united kingdom of poisoning the script and inducing them into a coma before they could poison them so that the u.b.c. w. could then go and investigate that is an outrageous accusation was made by a russian official in the o.p.c. w. today and those kinds of false narratives need to be stopped. nigeria's capital is one of the most highly modernized cities in africa but the original residents of the federal district of abuser continue to live in homes built of mud and they complain that fundamental rights are being ignored vall reports from a butcher. and discussions never seen in the village of pico outside the nigerian capital since it was chosen to build a new capital forty years

the semifinals of the europa league, while the two teams who had big comeback in the last eight, salzburg face each other in the other much in the last four. aston villa gave their hopes of automatic promotion a boost with a hardfought1—0 win over leeds united in the championship this evening. the only goal came before the half—hour, with louis cronen heading it in from a fine jack really should cross. ——jack grealish. a tough ten days for pep guardiola. two losses to liverpool saw city knocked out of the champions league on either side of the derby defeat to manchester united, which delayed their premier league title celebrations. pep guardiola will be keen to take all three points in a difficult match against spurs tomorrow night, and he is fully backing his players. they know that i am there. i will support them until the end, until the last moment. because we know it is not over and anything can happen. it is impossible, you know, they have lost and we can win again. the situation is the same. so we lost, 0k, part of the game. in super league, a dramatic night at headingley as wigan w

they suffered a 4—1 europa league defeat which saw them crash out to salzburg.o knock barcelona out of the xavi and sleep. juventus company beat their opposition. it was a red bull out in front and a crazy event for the chinese grand prix. daniel ricciardo checking —— taking the chequered flag as lewis hamilton finished fourth. his season yet to get going, while sebastian vettel was caught up in a late accident. on occasions, even the most predictable of sports can be unpredictable. no one expected to seek daniel ricciardo windy chinese grand prix. the australian was lucky to qualify sixth after the engine on his red bull blue and had to be replaced. the moment that shook up the shanghai international circuit came on the 30th lap. the two toro rossos tangled. mercedes and ferrari, who had been fighting for victory, didn't, and got caught out. when the action resumed, daniel ricciardo rocketed up the field. his red bulljudging from sixth to first in the space of ten laps. while his fight was clean, his teammate, max verstappen, was penalised the taking out sebast

the other results of the other europa league quarter finals the big drama coming in austria where salzburg overall the first leg deficit to try and six five overall against loss a.o. sporting lisbon beat it let it go and dread but the spaniards progressed to want an aggregate c.s.k. moscow drew with the english side arsenal advancing six three on aggregate after their first leg one. well don't forget you can always get the to be news on the go download or after google flyer from apple stuart that gives you access to the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications of breaking news you can also use that out send us photos and videos. brian thomas for the entire news team thanks so much for being with us that's all we have time for don't forget there's more at our website interview dot com emory does up with you at the top of the hour for me though i like to say have a great weekend. the people of the world over information they provide the pinions they want to reduce stress d.w. on facebook and twitter and up to date and in touch follow us.

in the other semi final first leg tonight marseille were 2—0 winners over rb salzburg. austria is thursday night. wembley stadium, the home of english football, could be sold to shahid khan, owner of the american football, the jacksonville jaguars. shahid khan also owns fulham football club, who are hoping to secure a lead to the premier league this season. he's offered a package of around £900 million. its part of plans to increase the number of nfl games to be played in london. the fa discussed the potential sale at a board meeting today, they say that if the sale does go through, it would allow greater investment in grassroots participation football. the former liverpool and england captain steven gerrard is on a shortlist to become the new manager of rangers as a possible replacement for graeme murty. gerrard who was capped 114 times by egnland and a member of the liverpool side that won the champions league in 2005 and is currently working as a coach at liverpool academy after turning down mk dons after he retired in 2016. it's been a busy day for britain's heavywe

than fifty people have been injured after two passenger trains collided in the austrian city of salzburgthe crash happened at the main station in the early morning hours an investigation is underway to determine the cause of the accident and hundreds of people in indonesia have watched on married couples being beaten with canes for showing affection in public to allege prostitutes were tortured and six young people were lashed for full of taisha space these are the last public beatings to be held in the conservative province authorities say that they will soon be moved indoors to prisons former new york mayor rudy giuliani is joining us president donald trump's personal legal team he is one of three lawyers dealing with the probe into possible russian interference in the twenty sixteen election giuliani was also the chief prosecutor in manhattan in the one nine hundred eighty s. and also the mayor of course. well north and south korea have opened a telephone hotline ahead of next week's historic summit leaders of the countries planned to speak on the phone before meeting face to face in

than fifty people have been entered after two passenger trains collided in the austrian city of salzburgthe crash happened at the main station in the early morning hours an investigation is underway to determine the cause of the accident. police have fired rubber bullets at protesters and mike kang in south africa president zero. has cut short his trip to london for the commonwealth summit due to clashes it's the first significant test of his peacemaking skills since he took office in february. and hundreds of people in indonesia have watched unmarried couples being beaten with canes for showing affection in public to allege prostitutes were tortured and six young people were lashed for filth flirtatious behavior these are the last public beatings to be held in the conservative watch a province authorities say that they will soon be moved indoors to prisons. north and south korea have opened a telephone hotline ahead of next week's historic summit leaders of the countries planned to speak on the phone before meeting face to face and effort to end the nuclear standoff with the north south

is seeking to undermine britain's case that moscow was responsible for the attack in the city of salzburg because mother doesn't know good good good good . i don't even know what to say it's some sort of theater of the absurd can you come up with a better fake story we all know what the worth of british intelligence is based on the experience with tony blair we have total u.k. colleagues that you're playing with fire and you'll be story. a court in germany has ruled that the former catalan leader wished him all can be released on bail while awaiting a decision on his possible extradition to spain which the man has been held at this prison. for just over a week after he was arrested soon after crossing the border from denmark he's facing charges of rebellion over the catalan region's campaign for independence the court ruled that he can be extradited over accusations of corruption but not on the rebellion charge. brazil's supreme court has ruled that former president lu is in asio lula da silva must start serving a twelve year prison sentence for taking bribes luna had asked to say out of

aged past marsay atletico madrid beating sporting two no and lots the zero one four two against salzburg liber who faced potential sanctions from european soccer governing body you wait after their fans attacked the manchester city bus ahead of wednesday's champions league tie amazing to watch these pictures as the bus made its way down narrow streets leading to enfield liverpool fans who set off layers and threw bottles and cans at the vehicle no one inside the bus was hurt but these officers were injured trying to bring the scene under control the way to says it will ruin any potential penalty at the end of may five days after this year's champions league final. here's a reminder the top stories that we're following for you a german court has refused to extradite former cattle on leader. to face rebellion charges potentially preventing spain from trying him for the crime which can carry sentences of decades in prison which could still be. a lesser charge of corruption and british police have released the first public statements by all since the nerve agent. one month ago. the former ru

people have reportedly been injured after two passenger trains collided in the austrian city of salzburgthe crash happened at the main station in the early morning hours an investigation is underway to determine the cause of the accident officials in japan of enforce a no go area around of all kaino that's erupted for the first time in two hundred fifty years it's part of the range of a southern island of q should residents in nearby towns reported falling volcanic rocks and ash. tammy duckworth has become the first u.s. senator bring her baby to work just yesterday her fellow lawmakers unanimously passed a rule to allow babies under one year old aunt to the senate floor the u.s. is the only developed nation that doesn't offer paid maternity leave. north and south korea have opened a telephone hotline ahead of next week's historic summit leaders of the countries planned to speak on the phone before meeting face to face in an effort to denuclearize the peninsula their rivals have met only twice since the war ended in an armistice in one nine hundred fifty three at their last summit in two

is such a good script powell is no longer in critical condition after last month's poisoning in salzburg as the british media continues to speculate where the nerve agent was produced. and former u.s. intelligence officers back wiki leaks founder julian assange on issues being forced off line by the ecuadorian embassy in london over comments about catalonia. for the latest.

russian spy sort of a script is no longer in a critical condition following last month's poisoning in salzburg as the u.k. media continues to speculate where the nerve agent may have been produced. former u.s. intelligence officers throw their support behind a founder of wiki leaks who's been forced off line by the ecuadorian embassy in london over comments he made about catalonia. dorrian government give not just ecuadorian citizenship but an ecuadorian diplomatic passport.

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of course was quick to blame moscow for the attack in salzburg claiming that novacek and solve it origin are the name is therefore a clear indicator of russia's guilt and the international chemical weapons watchdog said in that no controversial report for us russia is concerned that it supported britain's find.

goals in twenty minutes to win four one on the knights and go through six five salzburg of the only reigning domestic champions left in that competition and now play amassed say in the last four the french club overturned a one zero deficit to leipzig to make it through the first leg of both semifinals will take place on april twenty sixth with the return legs on may third video replay of technology will not be used in the english premier league next season tubbs the voted to extend trials of the video assistant referee or be our system for another year before deciding on whether to adopt it permanently also continued to be used in cup competitions the technology has been adopted by most of europe's major leagues for next season and will be used in the world cup in russia. the world cup in qatar in twenty twenty two kids be the first to be expanded to forty eight teams if top's abilify szell's get their way the ten members of conmen ball that's the south american confederation have written a letter to face for requesting an additional fifteen tains of the tournament in four years' t

and that there was no sign or no suggestion that ever been in salzburg. now the russian technical people within their government must have known this so there is a question about whether. probably whether perhaps for mr lavrov had not been briefed properly or maybe the foreign ministry people who briefed him didn't know the technical issues but it's rather difficult for the russians at this point because if they were to question any detail of any sample testing from the do more investigation they've put themselves on the back foot at this point and would so obviously the syrian regime and the russians included deny this attack just how strong and reliable would the evidence you know need to be in order to sort of progress this whole investigation while the evidence for a chemical attack is very strong there is very clear video evidence and over dence from still photographs the problem with that sort of evidence is you you can't always be absolutely certain that the video was taken at that location or at that time or that people have faked the videos but t

of course was quick to blame moscow for the attack in salzburg claiming that novacek would solve it origin are the name is therefore a clear indicator of russia's guilt in the international chemical weapons watchdog said in that no controversial report for us russia is concerned that it supported britain's findings concerning the identity of the substance it's a complicated story more ago takes a closer look at the growing controversy that there was no trial no discussion no evidence no proof there was only judgment and punishment is highly likely that russia was responsible we do hold russia culpable culpable culpable for the attempted murder the pundits needed even less than a movie chock sounds russian means russia did it establish that it is not a chaka matter is by definition of the translation of the name which means newcomer part of a program in a soviet union in the late seventy's and eighty's the points made there are a lot of questions to ask of this whole mess but over the last few weeks we've interviewed dozens of chemists experts and military specialists and hear their biggest

in salzburg and even putin mentioning that news that came out from the head of porton down that there was no definitive proof about the chemical used to poison surface script it was actually from russia and the russian president there mentioning a meeting to be held tomorrow at the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons where he said he was hoping to get to the bottom of it so that was the last question but otherwise the two leaders very much focusing on i guess part one of this trip by vladimir putin in turkey well let's speak now to osama bin laden correspondent in our own kind of who's been following the meeting between the leaders and will be following tomorrow as well as some of what the jew make of the news conference between the two presidents. well as expected day one was all about bilateral relationship between russia and turkey how this relationship has blossomed in the last fourteen months or so as we've seen and how and the direction that these two countries want to take it to words we've heard it all before we were speaking to people close to both sides sour

and another dramatic quarterfinal effect in leg length theo threw away a four two advantage over salzburg the austrians pulled off a stunning comeback going four goals in twenty minutes to win four one on the night and go through six five of the only reigning domestic champion left in the competition confirmation of aston's tie with athletico madrid there and the other match that serious congress salzburg will play french club must say the draw for the champions league semifinals take place later on friday. well the world cup in qatar in twenty twenty two could be the first to be expanded to forty eight teams if top football officials get their way the ten members of conmen bowl that's the south american confederation have written a letter to fee for requesting an additional sixteen teams of the tournament in four years' time as opposed to the current thirty two football's governing body have already planned to have forty eight teams at the twenty twenty six competition but they need twelve venues to pull it off qatar is currently building a stadium an option they could look at is to shar

the norwegian has moved aside after austrian police raided the headquarters of the ibu in salzburg onsday evening. the world anti-doping agency says it has provided information on what prompted the rate -- the raids. a moment to remember for fans of a former -- formula erasing -- it is holding its first ever race in the eternal city. pope francis took time to bless a formula e car. this time he is a racing fan. he took time to meet some drivers and their family members before the main event saturday. and a reminder of our top story this hour. donald trump has promised a decision on syria fairly soon. his confrontation with russia's main ally -- syria's main ally russia, he said wednesday missiles will be coming. volkswagen's chief executive matthias muller has stepped aside to make way for a new boss, another insider, diess. it is their latest management shakeup in the wake of the diesel cheating scandal. don't forget you can get dw news on the go. download our app from google. play it from the app store. it will get you access from around the world and pushing the world and pushing n

was quick to blame moscow of course for the attack in salzburg claiming that nova chucks solve it origen is therefore a clear indication of russian guilt and the international chemical weapons watchdog said in that no controversial report for us russia's concerns that it supported britain's find is concerning the identity of the substance so a none the wiser more against the of takes a closer look at the growing controversy and growing complication of this story there was no trial no discussion no evidence.

he was preaching against her majesty's government for their conduct in replying to the attack in salzburg it's about time that this miserable little worm walked out of the embassy and gave himself up to british justice well earlier we know that claims were made by the ecuadorian government who said that julian assange had signed some kind of agreement saying that he wouldn't weed or say anything about politics of ecuador as well as other countries but again according to this source close to wiki leaks those claims have been false the british fashion designer vivienne westwood is a friend of our songs she told us why it's important that he gets back on line we're very concerned about the fact that she can sell visitors the moment and it's really important that he's got i access to the world by all the expose the t.v. manages to do he's a he's a war hero he exposed america war crimes they want to be concrete and you know this is just brenda nice really and i'm a fashion that brenda nice really and i'm a fashion just. seemed quite regularly and supportive whenever i can a petition calling fo

a month on from the attack on former double agents like a script and his daughter in the town of salzburg in southern england and moscow says its position is being ignored as inquiries into the case remain along by the u.k. russia's foreign ministry has now published another set of questions at this time directed to the international chemical long proliferation body the o.p.c. . author david swanson says that despite information being scarce the media has already delivered it perfect well it's not a judicial procedure this is not something brought to arbitration this is not the world court this is an accusation through the media and so russia is not being told very much and the public is not being told very much and of course that makes many of us sceptical but we just can't know whether the accusations are true or not until we're shown some evidence some western leaders are also claiming that the whole world is on their side against russia won't patience is wrong for wearing thin with president putin and his actions we stand with our british allies and the rest of the civilized world it

your city of salzburg which took place just over a month ago now. the double agent and his daughter were found unconscious on a park bench they were rushed to hospital and dog with a nerve agent poisoning which was later attributed to russia by the u.k. government citing lab findings. when i look at the the evidence from the people from from porton down they were absolutely categorical and i asked the guy myself i said are you sure and he said there's no doubt that typically you're not able look or down to say where it is from we haven't yet been able to do that. the u.k. later denied boris johnson had cited porton down for confirming russia was to blame all of a letter from the foundation for strategic research police it's almost impossible to link the poison to its source. in the case of know each other i think it's not possible to direct link. a country of prediction there is no proof for sure there accuse a shine is bade on suspicion not on proof because it's in this kind of affair you know it's very difficult to find a smoking gun. it's true th

and his daughter appear to be recovering follows the asians attacked last month in english city of salzburg however a family relative believes there would be no reason for you or to a home in moscow victoria spoke exclusively to the roughly video agency after she was denied a visa into the u.k. . is a very i ask you do you keep and you personally reconsider the decision to refuse my gleason. are scared that i will find out something more that he will tell me something yes try to me please you not the crime one but m i five at first i was happy that you were called but it was clear that she wasn't speaking her own words she was being prompted you can hear it in the recording but this is a start she was told yes you can talk which meant that she was being guided meanwhile the british foreign secretary boris johnson has branded the opposition labor party leader the kremlin the useful idiots that's jeremy called and refused to blame russia for the poisoning and he said he takes a closer look at johnson's recent statements. boris johnson's been caught out a fair few times in his role as british

a surrogate screwball and his daughter were found unconscious on a park bench in the city of salzburg on march the fourth british officials later revealed the pair had been poisoned with a military grade nerve agent named chaka type which was first developed in the soviet union at the time promised that the reason may said those subjected to such a powerful nerve agent may never recover but is the nice of the former double agent she's been trying to get to the u.k. to visit her relatives a visa application though was rejected she's since written a letter to the british prime minister just for a few new people but now the whole world is stuck in about a political scandal down the heart of this scandal are real people who put together all documents missing from their placation and i hope that no bureaucratic tricks will prevent me from seeing my love once i ask the u.k. and you personally to reconsider the decision to diffuse my visa they are scared that i will find out something more that he will tell me something yes they try to many please me not the crime one but m i five i will fig

on march the fourth they were found unconscious on a park bench in the southern english city of salzburg where she's officially stated the pair had been poisoned with a military grade nerve agent called developed in the soviet union at the time promised it's a reason they said those subjected to such a powerful nerve agent may never fully recover when it became clear the script files were getting better a family relative victorious cripple attempted to get a u.k. visa to visit her family but her application was denied victoria say she has written to you to reason may asking for her visa to be approved. just what you need to put up with now the whole world is talking about going with. the heart of the scam know the real if you put your foot together all the documents music right there thank you but i hope it's not your credit tricks will prevent me from seeing my love or not it's usually when i ask you and you personally to reconsider the decision to use my voice when you are scared that i will find out something more you will tell me something but yes try to me please when you've not the

city of salzburg twitter as more. number of things have been said in this statement and from the russian authorities perspective it is rather worrying and some key point here she has said that she doesn't want to be contacted by the media she knows that she has the support of the russian embassy but she does not wish to have their help right now and also she doesn't want her cousin victoria to visit or now victoria has spoken out publicly and she's run the frustration because she tried to get a british visa which was denied and she says that she wanted to visit yulia and she feels that the phone conversation she had with yulia wasn't genuine is a very i ask the u.k. and you personally to reckon siddur the decision to refuse my these or they're scared that i will find out something more that yulia will tell me something yes they try to manipulate me not the kremlin m i five at first i was happy that yulia called but it was clear that she wasn't speaking her own words she was being prompted you can't hear it in the reco

accusations against moscow it begins with a description of the nerve agent allegedly used in the salzburg assassination attempt with the blame being placed squarely on russia the so-called evidence that includes allegations of previous malign activity by moscow among them cyber attacks or those interference in elections or what the presentation calls the occupation of crimea we u.s. diplomat jim generous believes the russian card is being played to divert attention from internal issues in the west. this is a coordinated political warfare against russia it's global in scale and really has nothing to do with solsbury this is a political pretext just like the cut like the kind of accusations we've seen against syria on chemical weapons to ratchet up the pressure on moscow to discredit the recent russian election and also i think it's aimed at the world cup this summer look i don't think we go under and underestimate the degree of danger we're talking about here this is not just tit for tat this just not the are we in a new cold war or not this is extremely dangerous that with the crisis that

evidence so i guess group our and his daughter were found unconscious on a park bench in the city of salzburg on march the fourth british officials later revealed the pair had been poisoned with a military grade nerve agent called novacek a type which was first developed in the soviet union other time to reason may the u.k. prime minister said those subjected to such a powerful nerve agent may never recover their joyous cripple is the niece of the former double agent she's been trying to get to the u.k. to visit relatives her visa application though was rejected and she's since written a letter to the british prime minister. i cannot describe the relief and happiness when we heard the us and sergei were alive now the whole world is talking about a political scandal but at the heart of the scandal are real people we want to see our relatives and support one another it's a basic human desire to be close to those you love it's a difficult time and i hope that no bureaucratic tricks will prevent me from seeing my loved ones i ask the key and you personally to reconsider the decision to refuse my