serbia will. block membership of the way the international organization that article was changed to serbia will not block at the european integration process of course of it doesn't say international organization anymore so serbia many still continue to block off course along with its main main ally in the security council russia the membership of course the united nations. also serbian leaders he said that they have managed to avoid the recognition of course though however being the first to deal with the government also concede their right to peace now thought it is to actually run cost of all on their own but i mean this about which i'm sort of jumping quickly does address the issue of bargaining chip because serbia used to say that it was not going to let calls of zero be used as a bargaining chip in its session process but essentially that's that's effectively what's happened now isn't it it is it is even though serbia wanted that because of the north to become bargaining chip that was not wh

>> and gun related violence is not so rare here in serbia.ngs like this, mass killings like this actually happened -- in previous years at least twice. unfortunately this is not uncommon, probably because so many wars happen here. 1991, he participated in the war in 1991, but showed no signs of post-traumatic stress disorder. yes, the situation is dire and people are under heavy pressure. it is difficult for people here and it might be why things are by far the worst so far in this country. >> you very much. -- thank you very much. still ahead, preparations are under way for margaret thatcher's funeral next week. the run-up to the election i is that -- in venezuela is being dominated by memories of you a shot as. hello, again. a reminder of our top stories. hasnew president of kenya been inaugurated. the ceremony was attended by thousands of people. north korean employees at a joint complex did not turn up for work. they warned that they would pull out tens of thousands of workers from industrial areas. a gun man has killed 13 people in serbi

not because so-called prosperous future for serbia will never come all the problems that serbia had to deal with in the past decades are just another way of making do state and nation we bicker e.u. doesn't want us in europe do you want our resources our money our territory all right. joining us live here on r.t. many thanks of the thank you for your time today thank you thank you. well it's good to have you with us here on r.t. while some countries buying on the door to get into the e.u. and others are finding the membership rules are driving them into desperate measures greece is up for grabs with the largest fire sale in history from pristine coastlines to ancient palaces just to keep its economy afloat details coming a bit later in the program. for now though it's been ten months since julian assange entered the ecuadorian embassy in london seeking asylum and he's stayed holed up there ever since with ecuador and the u.k. locked in a diplomatic standoff over how to deal with the son the cost of policing the site is continuing to mount and the u.k. is set on extraditing the world's

even and the weeks after his election in serbia.s was quite new and he said he is apologizing for all the crimes committed in the names of serbia and the name of the serbian nation committed by individuals. he said that during an interview on a bosnian television station. that interview will be aired on may 7. a sharper the interview stirred a lot of commotion here. the reporter was pressuring him because she wanted to hear that it was genocide that serbian president did not goal borehole -- go ball 9 yards. he said it was a crime but he did not want to declare it genocide. serbian parliament just last year declared this as a massacre, not as a genocide and all serbian officials have to follow that resolution. nevertheless, even saying this, the serbian president said it was quite important for 10 -- reconciliation. >> it is interesting bay will not use the word genocide. the international force of justice tribunal for the former yugoslavia all used the word genocide. why has this apology, now? >> that is really interesting. everybo

capital city of serbia. less than two miles from the city center, serbia's largest and most infamous prison. centrale socmore. known locally as cz. >> my parents are from belgrade so there was a bit more emotion going to a prison in serbia than say other prisons around the world. cz has an ominous reputation for serbs. it's where inmates went in, and then you'd never see them again. >> cz opened its doors in 1950 and has housed countless political prisoners, including opponents of the late serbian president slobodan milosevic. many were still there when milosevic himself was incarcerated here in 2001, while awaiting trial for corruption and war crimes. today it houses some of the nation's most dangerous criminals. including the assassin of a former serbian prime minister. >> translator: they have committed all kinds of criminal offenses. basically every criminal offense on the books. these include organized crimes, war crime and other serious criminal offenses such as homicide. >> like american prisons, cz f

and the possible membership of eu for serbia. foreign ministers are due to formally approve the start of detailed associations for membership. this has been above the for five years or more. >> back to germany now, and the controversy surrounding the trial of a woman suspected of being part of a neo-nazi terror group. proceedings have been delayed because of problems surrounding the allocation of courtroom places to journalists. >> originally, foreign journalists were left out in the cold by a munich court, although eight of the suspects were turkish, but germany's highest court ruled that was unconstitutional, forcing an overhaul of the entire accreditation process. >> these six pages detail the munich court's new accreditation rules. they set out how journalists will be selected to cover the nsu trial. the court is no longer allocating seats on a first- come, first-served basis. instead, will now be chosen by lottery. first, the journalists will be split into three groups. the court has awarded 35 places to german media outlets

serbia and close above average stay landmark deal in brussels inand kosovo have reached a landmark dealwill have their own police after they broke away in 2008 while many countries recognized it independently but serbia did not. there havepopularity been proten guatemala after a judge suspended the trial of the former dictator. the 86-year-old is charged with genocide and crimes against humanity committed in the early 1980's. we go to guatemala city. the three17 years of decades-long silda -- civil war, these men and women are still demanding justice. among them, this woman, who was just 21 years old when the military surrounded her village, killing dozens including her brother . >> we have been asking for justice for years. we don't what what happens to was to happen to our children or future generations. >> the magic holds responsible for the killings is the former dictator. he ruled guatemala during the one of the bloodiest periods of the civil war. in march, he was put on trial for genocide but this week, the case was thrown into chaos and proceedings were suspended after judges fai

serbia does not recognize the country's sovereignty. >> finally, it has been quite a comedown for mally the monkey. one minute, he is living it up with the world's biggest pop star, and the next, he is locked up with just a soft toy for company. >> that's the reality for justin bieber's pet monkey, seized at munich airport when the canadian singer led it without the proper paperwork. >> he has been given four weeks to come up with the paperwork. >> after all that excitement, it might be for the best anyway. >> the now world-famous captain monkey is being kept at this war -- at this animal shelter in munich. he made headlines when he was confiscated from his famous owner. shelter workers said they were asked by customs officers to care for the primate, but it took them four days to find out the animal belonged to a pop star. authorities have given bieber four weeks to find the proper documentation for his pet. >> if he has not gotten in touch with us by then, the customs office will probably release the monkey into our care and definitely. then we will find it a good home, but it will no

serbia and its a breakaway province of kosovo have reached an e.u. brokered deal on a normalizing ties between the two countries belgrade is striving for membership agreed to cede its control over northern kosovo but its police and appeal court will remain in the region the move has been condemned by the country's opposition which calls for the country's political neutrality and demands. to be dropped because of oh you know laterally declared independence in two thousand and eight the region has been highly volatile for decades with years of ethnic violence along its northern border with serbia. well after the break r.t. takes a look at colombia's booming modern day gold rush. its technology innovation. developments around russia we. covered. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. to news a secret lover of taurine to mccurry was able

even though serbia wanted that also but not to become bargaining chip that was not what brussels had in mind and needs in particular some major members of the european union like germany they clearly. either you make a deal with cost of all or you will never. continue your road towards the european union. that the. union. members will fight. for how they will deal with it remains to be seen but indeed european union is on solving that issue because they have been very much in control. they fought for secure. like members of nato to secure independence of course where they're not going to give up now. while some countries buy another door to get into the e.u. others are funny with memberships rules a driver the human to desperate measures as we find out greece is up for grabs it seems with the largest fire sale in history from pristine coastlines to ancient palaces all just to keep its economy afloat he says about that coming up very shortly tonight. but next to moscow of course put the head of a british investment firm on an international wanted list and they should arrest warrant to

serbia and its breakaway province of kosovo have reached an e.u. brokered deal on normalizing ties between the two countries belgrade which is striving for you membership agreed it to cede its control over northern kosovo but its police and appeal court will remain in the region the move has been condemned by the country's opposition which calls for the country's political neutrality and demands that the e.u. bid to be dropped kosovo unilaterally declared independence in two thousand and eight the region has been highly volatile for decades with years of ethnic violence along its nose in border serbia. and up next a decade after the u.s. led invasion of iraq we take you on a trip across the country baghdad taxi it's next here on our team. oh no lazy bureaucratic trivial censorship strikes again but. this time in russia a bill has been signed into law that will put fines on individuals and legal entities for using vulgar in the media one major flaw of many with this is that they really don't know which words are going to be considered vulgar i guess

serbia and. kosovo have reached the e.u. brokered deal on normalizing ties between the two countries belgrade which is striving for membership agreed to cede its control over northern kosovo but its police and appeal court will remain in the region the move has been condemned by the country's opposition which calls for the country's political neutrality and demands the e.u. bid to be dropped kosovo unilaterally declared independence in two thousand and eight region has been highly volatile for decades with years of ethnic violence along its northern border with serbia. two people have been injured by gunshots fired out of marijuana celebration marking a counter-culture holiday in denver up to eighty thousand participants gathered in a park when shots were fired police are looking for up to two suspects celebration is the first colorado in washington made marijuana legal for recreational use. up next a decade after the u.s. led invasion of iraq we take you on a trip across the country baghdad taxi is next here on our team. oh

world update now starting with the european commission that talks must begin on serbia's possible membership of the e.u. and comes after belgrade approved the european union brokered agreement with its breakaway territory because of o. and the deal grants cause of us ethnic albanian leadership control over the area while serbian minorities will receive autonomy is within cause of a region declared independence from serbia five years ago and although widely recognised it was formally rejected by belgrade. and you are a man of rock it has successfully launched from nasa spaceport and america's eastern seaboard and the un tyra's rocket is a key milestone for the private u.s. company behind the launch of the plans to begin regular cargo deliveries to the i.s.f. . the u.s. and south korea have decided to push ahead with joint military drills despite warnings from north korea a joint at ten thousand strong forces engaged in exercises on south korea's east coast and tensions have been high in the peninsula since the north carried out its third nuclear test in february but while the many fear that f

kosovo declared independence from serbia in 2008. a deal could clear the way for serbia to start negotiations toward e.u. membership. nicholas maduro was sworn in today as venezuela's new president. he was confirmed the winner in sunday's election by a slim majority, after which his main challenger, henrique capriles, demanded an audit. maduro's supporters wore red and lined the streets of caracas leading to the national assembly where he took the oath of office. the crowds also honored hugo chavez, who hand-picked maduro as his successor before he died. the federal aviation administration issued a statement today clearing all boeing 787 dreamliners to fly again by next week. the planes have been grounded for more than three months because of a battery system prone to overheating. boeing redesigned the system and the f.a.a. approved the changes. the grounding has cost boeing an estimated $600 million. the boy scouts of america said today they will ask their national council to vote on a proposal that would permit gay boy scouts but c

membership but very angry serbs are reading into the government's deal which may open serbia as long awaited accession talks now. under arrest warrants issued for the head of a british investment firm who's accused of illegally buying one hundred million dollars worth of gazprom shares in a bid to gain influence of the russian energy giant. ten months that's costing u.k. budget millions during their son tells our team why he sees no need to his state or an embassy and explains why he's pursuing a seat in the senate to. get even just after ten pm here in moscow this is our live from the center of a no internet and the developing news to tell you but is a big headlining there the surviving suspect in last week's boston terror attacks been issued with sealed charges in hospital it means the details are not officially know but a leaked charge sheet says it involves using a weapon of mass destruction that carries a death sentence or life in prison nineteen year old. guard in intensive care after being severely wounded in the throat in a shootout with police investigators task now is to es

okay, this is the problem between america and serbia for which we were bombed. i said, okay, you know, i'm a serb from chicago. i lied, be i basically i'm a serb from chicago, and there's a huge serbian community in chicago, and they elected obama as a senator, first, because he's coming from jim, and they mostly vote democrat. and they say recognition of kosovo is a pig thing for us, because it creates a problem between two of our countries. so if you become president, how will you treat this issue? and then somebody in the campaign see that i've started a very interesting topic. so what happened next is that there was an answer from obama himself on this site. of course, written by an intern, but basically, somebody was watching this thing and say, okay, this is a topic we need to address. so this was not only the tool to address the people, but it was also the tool to see what the people want and to deal with the real topics. so this is very unique use, and a lot of these campaigns now are based on this david plouffe model. 2009, that broadcasted on youtube.

. >> serbs from northern kosovo have rejected an agreement signed between serbia and kosovo intended to normalize relations. some described the agreement as an act of treason. the serbian prime minister, opening of the belgrade marathon, he was confronted by angry serbians not happy with the recent agreements. this man is asking the prime minister whether he sleeps calmly after signing that agreement. across the street, a banner says, you sold kosovo. these people are trying to pressure the government and parliament into not accepting the deal reached in brussels. they feel that serbian interests in kosovo have been di trade by their own leadership and regard the signing as an act of treason. >> the number of people gathered in belgrade center was not huge. but their voices are loud. >> our government does not respect our constitution. it is very simple. >> is illegal. it's not democratic. it's a treason. >> the feeling of being betrayed is much stronger among serbs from northern kosovo. they will decide on monday whether to accept the brussels deal and what their next steps will be.

presidentlieve the wants to be the president of serbia.all events are political -- politically charged, but this one more than most. >> the united states president barack obama has unveiled a budget designed to reduce the deficit. the $3.80 trillion spending plan will face intense negotiations in congress. it creates income tax hikes on high earners and deep cuts to social spending. >> if we want to keep rebuilding our economy on a stump or more stable foundation, we have to get smarter about our priorities a more stable foundation, we have to get smarter about our priorities. aboutcally smart solution jobs. -- hasate has waged raised about reducing our deficit and making investments necessary to grow our economy. this budget answers our argument -- that argument because we can do both. we can grow our economy and shrink our deficit. >> tens of millions of dollars been handed to the afghanistan government. in eastern afghanistan, it is hoped that some of the money will end up there. >> the spring thaw means that the overflow of the dam. it

this is the problem between americans serbia for which we were born. they say basically i'm from chicago and there's a huge serbian community in chicago and they elected obama as senator because he's coming from illinois. they mostly vote democrat. they say recognition that goes to those debates for us because it creates a problem between our countries. the more people start commenting on more people in more people and somebody in the campaign see a started as an interesting topic. what happened next is an answer from obama himself, of course written by adventure, but somebody was watching this thing and say this is a topic we need to address. it was also the tool to see what people want and deal with the real topics. these campaigns now are in the model. 2009 broadcasted on the youtube. green revolution started being organized in being broadcasted at the social media elections. people gather on the street using social networks to communicate, text messages, facebook, networking. consequences one of the protesters and got hit by a sniper by a national

membership that's what many angry serbs are reading into the government's deal which may open serbia as long awaited accession talks. and arrest warrants issued for the head of a british investment firm who's accused of illegally buying one hundred million dollars worth of gazprom shares in a bid to get influence the russian energy giant. ten months that's costing u.k. budget millions giuditta sarge tells r t why he sees no nearer end to his state. and explains why he's pursuing a seat you spray the incentive. for it even just after nine pm here in moscow this is r.t. very good to have you company. the surviving suspect in last week's boston terror attacks reportedly awake and responding in raw.

kuntsevo declared independence from serbia into thousand eight, declared independence. to kick-start the failing economy, this. -- the supreme government was looking for reforms. one involves lifting a ban on casinos. >> it is a gamble, but according to the president, casinos like this in the turkish north of cyprus could help solve -- their broken economy. the president plans to lift the ban on casinos to bring in the foreign currency as part of the plan to deal with the crippling conditions of the e.u. bailout. willing so, the president risk the wrath of the orthodox christian church. he attended mourning service on monday, marking the country's national day. the president is due to travel to athens, with local media reported he will be asking for $2.50 billion in aid from greece, a report that the president down plays. it is not the duty of greece. they owe nothing to us. on some streets, where the people are having to come to terms with the new economic reality, the plan to legalize casinos in the south was welcomed. >> it is not enough that we are in the situation

we even had a tornado touching down in serbia. the weather has not been good here at all.ant to show you video out of hungary showing you the flooding that's been occurring here. because of the heavy rain and the rapid snow melt that's been warming to the south after a very cold spring. then in croatia we're going to see in the next shot we are also looking at severe flooding here, too. many of the local roads have been closed to traffic. and, yeah, this hasn't stopped everyone. people are still trying to get through by book, even driving through the floodwaters which is so dangerous. very, very dangerous. do not drive your car. there is a little bit of good news. the waters seem to be receding now. we'll look at your temperatures now across europe. chilly to the north certainly. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. for all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us.

beyoncÉ has a forthcoming new album and starts a world tour in serbia later this month.country she will not be playing a concert in is cuba. >> there was disappointment in the u.s. when the march unemployment figures were released. 88,000 jobs were added to the roles, far off the mark of what had been expected. it is the fewest in nine months. the unemployment rate itself actually fell to 7.6% because the number of people have stopped looking for work. we have this report. here are building the foundation avenue apartment complex. during the housing crisis, many are keen to get going again. >> it has been very difficult. we have had a flurry of activity prior to june of 2008. a number of projects that we closed in that year. since then it has been very quiet. this is our first new project since 2008. >> the rebounding housing market means construction workers are in demand. last month the u.s. added 18,000 jobs to that sector. less than previous months but still encouraging. this year is -- picking up. we have seen a lot of digging, a lot of fence. [inaudible] the constr

from the balkans war is in critical condition in a hospital in serbia after going on a rampage. the murders happened in a serbian village southeast of the capital belgrade. the man first shot his mother, his son, and two-year-old cousin before going house to house and shooting neighbors. he turned the gun on himself and wife as police closed in. one of the neighbors lost his mother in the attack. he says he is still -- he still can't believe what the gunman, who he knew well, has done. >> she loved him more than she loved me. look at where the bullet struck her. look at what he has done. >> a war of war -- words in the run-up to thursday's u.s. senate debate on president barack obama's gun-control bill. 13 republican senators are threatening to use use a delaying tactic known as filibuster to delay the legislation. vice president joe biden said the republican threat is embarrassing. of former cuban president fidel castro have emerged. the rare photos of 86-year-old was taken in an interview last month. the former leader has been suffering from poor health in recent years but rem

the country right below us in terms of per capita gun ownership, serbia. ok? and right below that, yemen. we are so far above the west, talking about the west. no one in western countries like us. >> and we have this conversation as the president was trying to show his understanding of that other community in america that doesn't seem to believe that he can possibly understand them. as he brought up michelle obama, his wife and said when we were campaigning through iowa, i remember she said to me, if i moved out here on a farm like this i too would want to own a gun. and conjures up the image of showing the president who is shooting at camp david a while back and michelle would have wanted a gun as well and that doesn't change the conversation for the people who couldn't possibly imagine the president would be on board with this. on the issue of background checks the question is those exemptions. the question is can you get some people a -- a mark pryor, somebody with a state -- where some big urban areas and i can't vote no on everything. i got to vote yes on

uninspected -- unexpected crime as they announced an emergency session such shootings are rare in serbia, though they are readily available. the shock from this will reverberate. bbc news. >> the bbc have learned that plans are underway in saudi arabia to build a giant border fence to seal off its troubled frontier with yemen. since the revolution of the arab spring, saudi border guards say security on the inside has disappeared -- on the yemeni side has disappeared and this will protect them. here's a report from saudi arabia. remote, unmarked, and dangerous. saudi arabia's mountain border with yemen is this country's achilles year, a covert entry , gun for drug smugglers runners, and outside operatives. many gartz have been killed here in shootout. -- many guards have been killed recently here in shootout. the plan to build a wall in defense. smugglerse the drug carrying in terms of weapons? >> in a lot of cases they carry weapons. 47s, and a lot of cases they carry small grenades. crossing, the border dozens of illegal immigrants have been detained in this building. they say they chec

moves towards a settlement for the kosovo situation and announcement last week by lady ashton about serbia kosovo agreement we've seen bosnia and its neighbors go from a state of war to where the nation has been able to rebuild and the people have been able to move on so there are some examples there's no doubt syria is much more complex but i don't think that means that the international community should not try mike if i can stay with you if assad left today what would change in syria well i think for one no you wouldn't have a leader that deliberately attacks his own people possibly use chemical weapons against his own people i think what you would have is a vacuum that would need to quickly be filled by behind a by whom a transitional government by the transitional deborah by her backed up by whom. who this is going to have to be backed up by the united nations resolution human peacekeeping forces and i also think a great component a great backer of this will have to be the arab league in fact just a step back i think that it's the arab league that is going to have to play a leading ro

serina has now prevailed in the last five encounters the thirty one year old then went on to beat serbia's relay yankovic's three sets in the charleston final. and on sunday motor g.p. champion paul de lorenzo got his title defense off to a sizzling start as the spaniard took a flag to flag win at the season opening night race in cattle seven time champion valentino rossi prevailed in a four man battle for second spot on his return to yamaha and mark marquez completed the podium for a memorable motor g.p. debut head of his on the team mate danny pretty rosa. now let's move on to winter sport and on saturday the biathlon season came to a memorable close for one russian family after bunch of paulin claimed gold in the men's final here in moscow and his sister anastasio because we're not won the women's event though she competes for slovakia which of our port fleet has more from the race of champions. by our phone is one of the most popular with sports in russia however with most of the events taking place in siberia fans from the capital had a rare treat there was a high class field featurin

territory kosovo the deal grants kosovo's ethnic albanian leadership control over the area while serbia serbian minorities will receive autonomy is within course of the region declared independence from five years ago and although the declaration was recognized by around one hundred countries including the us and most e.u. states it was strongly rejected by belgrade this latest agreement is seen as a major concession from the you hope the motion will open up e.u. membership talks. a new unmanned rocket has successfully launched from masters space port on america's eastern seaboard rocket is a key milestone for the private u.s. company which was behind the launch that plans to begin regular cargo deliveries to the international space station the u.s. space agency stumped up two hundred eighty eight million dollars for the project. hundreds of people have rallied in the indian capital new delhi for a second day to show their anger at police conduct after the rape of a five year old girl be accused officials of failing to investigate after the family of the child reported her missing polic

moves towards a settlement for the kosovo situation and announcement last week by lady ashton about serbia kosovo agreement we've seen bosnia and its neighbors go from a state of war to where the nation has been able to rebuild and the people have been able to move on so there are some examples there's no doubt syria is much more complex but i don't think that means that the international community should not try mike if i can stay with you if assad left today what would change in syria well i think for one you wouldn't have a leader that deliberately attacks his own people possibly use chemical weapons against his own people i think what you would have is a vacuum that would need to quickly be filled by behind a by whom a transitional government by the transitional deborah by her backed up by whom. who this is going to have to be backed up by the united nations resolution u.n. peacekeeping forces and i also think a great component a great backer of this will have to be the arab league in fact just to step back i think that it's the arab league that is going to have to play a leading role

but your attempts to broker a deal between serbia and its breakaway kosovo province have failed it was to normalize ties between the two regions asking belgrade to cede its hold over northern kosova in exchange for e.u. membership talks the stumbling block was a lack of guarantees to protect the minority in the region belgrade doesn't recognize cause of his independence and into ethnic tensions played. the region. fascisms dark role in world history is doing little to hold back in you generation of black in italy the governments try to hand out radical elements but the far right still managing to draw support from economically embattled italians nationwide as a renegotiation explains. this is the house of italy's modern day fascists and imposing building in rome it stood empty until ten years ago members of the ca's a pound movement barged through the doors put up their flag and became squatters after a decade of fruitless attempts neither the police nor the country's judicial system have managed to push the fascist movement out if anything members of cars abound say they are growing e

are serbia so if they had that then and they would be they could use that leverage to see stability and stability parent paradox yeah exactly you want to jump in there go ahead. yeah i think that is a real concern in washington i think a lot of people have that concern but i mean i think the ija will judge the majors are the promo see and use of force up to now i think they've set the rules very early by attacking has and saying that we're not going. and iran is the same entity you know we kind of said they are for a while and i think that there's no reason to think that israel could carry out operations hasbro with and that would provoke iran to move i mean i think the u.s. and soviet proxies for you know a bunch of years and so i don't i don't think that that would are necessarily iran might try to do that i don't think it will work but it's far is why the danger of iran having nuclear weapon iran borders pakistan to you. if you were talking about india and pakistan going to other way round borders pakistan to where there's a bunch of. tribal or ethnic groups there and i mean there's

reading into the government's deal which may open serbia as long awaited accession talks now. under arrest warrants issued for the head of a british investment firm who's accused of illegally buying one hundred million dollars worth of gazprom shares in a bid to gain influence of the russian energy giant. ten months that's costing u.k. millions julie their son tells t why he sees no end to his stay. and explains why he's pursuing a seat in the senate to. get even just after ten pm here in.

membership that's what many angry serbs are reading into their government's deal which may open serbia's long awaited accession to. the surviving boston bombing suspect gives his first answers to police who are trying to establish what allegedly triggered the young american of his brother to carry out a terror attack. and arrest warrants issued for the head of a british investment firm is accused of illegally buying one hundred million dollars worth of gazprom shares in a bid to gain influence of the russian energy giant. ten months it's cost the u.k. millions tells us why he sees no. explains why to see a seat for the australian senate. if you just joined us. here at the new sensors and i just passed a time and first the surviving suspect in last week's boston to.