and eighteen years respectively for the murder of a human rights lawyer and a reporter in moscow stanislav markelov. pulled over i was gunned down in broad daylight in the center of the capital two years ago. part and now it's time to head over to our. takes you for a walk along it's fresh sky and that's the main street in the russian capital lots of fun to be had in this edition of moscow. hello our welcome on the hit show we'll be exploring all the latest stories in the last night's best diet a good way also straight of the rushing of a racially a way out of the many people think it's a bad one not good odds today in the sense elvis is like life and fame and i will again this is part of the stuff that really i was afraid to outpace musical of a story just so it's out historical landmarks in itself within easy walking distance of most of most was making downtown numb arcs and attractions such as the crime in the bolshoi theater to name a few this hotel easily has were the best locations in russia situated at the very bottom of the messiah it's the classic starting point for today's progra

and eighteen years respectively for the murder of a human rights lawyer and a reporter in moscow stanislav mark a lot of us and i'm a star i'm sure the words gunned down in broad daylight in the center of the capital two years ago. the greatest victory and the greatest loss is our special report europe spring of one hundred forty five coming up. it was a spring like many others. looks cherries and nightingales. but those unfold their way across the country liberating town after town and village after village remember it differently the nightingale sang lamp to cherry's music and the women seemed to. be poised and cheap stumped by night interruption if searching the tuning he started hastily as he said you're a life v.a. but there would only have before we found you in a national party system locum it's liberators including soviet soldiers and their rebuilt national armies with. flowers and the woman braces. rushed to me and hugged me so hard. i was so happy when she finally let go. everybody shot from any kind of weapon signal pistols to machine right into the air . romance a welcome delib

which is nice and i will be in all swiss last sixteen battle with federer playing off court friends stanislavwawrinka we're going to set stone yesterday to overcome local favorite show will be to tsonga let me tell you she's exit means there's not a russian left in the main straw the fall season still seeded album in straight sets and on your favorite there have been better if you crave it. all as i said the women's top see caroline wozniacki is out thrashed by danielle had to cover six one six three the danish tally with the player who's been occupying the top spot in the world for over thirty weeks and is yet to win a grand slam but wozniacki denies she's feeling any extra pressure as another major passes by. i when i was younger people told me yeah right you will never be where you're from we don't have the mentality. you know. for me i know what. i'm a great player i'm doing well you know i haven't lost. a leg stuck behind whoever is former champions for long because not so those who become leaders rebecca marino well thirty did is one of the over beat and to see it early on of that and i

but he is looking good staying on beating this season with a six four six one thrashing the swiss stanislav wiring care. plan britain's andy murray is also in the last day with a straightforward dismissal of party to start us from italy sixty six three to score here and there he will play from wire in the courts. but in the women's game it was an easy win i bet israel she hard here french open champion francesca schiavone also threw for the last eight home favorite thing at a tough three set victory against daniela and well it was close but not close enough for university now the russian pair going at it thirty. hungry and twice former champions league ganguly actually did three sets to beat and nobody make that he gets for another champion will be putting tennis to one side for the time being former world number one dinara safina is taking an indefinite break to cure her aching back the twenty five year old russian missile next week french open where she's a twice beaten find this surface says she doesn't want to talk to herself any longer as nagging back pains have been giving her trouble

talking about it to the former leader of the country the first president of independent of those stanislav sketch. the currency prize assume it's because pred panic among the population people have been allowed to pay the u.s. dollars in euros for petrol and tourist services i still see it as a recognition of the defeat of about the russian ruble in this situation present a solution for suddenly made a statement he could release political prisoners many analysts said he was trying to bargain financial aid from the west. but a day later to have missed a look at political rivals was sentenced to long prison terms the crackdown on the opposition leaders has made the aid from the i.m.f. virtually impossible and still can receive a one billion dollar trade from russia but can only do so if it sells more to some key state assets experts say mr shand who's finding himself in a very shaky situation if he doesn't find a way to stabilise the feverish national economy he may lose the grip of the country has been ruling by the strong hand during the last seventeen years. with a good day mr scott which

belarus is plunging the country into a financial abyss we speak with a former bellerophon leader stanislav should have a chance to shine a light on the political implications of the looming crunch. hello again or welcome to spotlight the interview show on r.t. i am now going to name my guest on the program. which i've ridden the news yesterday that a man in minsk has bought thirty two refrigerators and brought the no the problem is the severe financial crisis and by the russia that's turning into nover all economic crisis at least it may turn into such a crisis prices are skyrocketing nobody knows what's going to happen tomorrow people are buying all they can the country desperately needs cash injections from the outside can this economic situation influence the self isolated political regime and we'll be talking about it from the former leader of the country the first president of independent spends laugh which. the currency crisis he missed his pride panic among the population the people have been allowed to paint the us dollars and euros for petrol and tourist services proceed as a reco

and standing in the way next with stanislav up when clinton squared off like with any of the laundry three sets off a local qualifier provided the scale of a top secret all and also means a three cents to progress next up for him as well as plenty of previously on i love that. man on the ladies' side of the draw teenager anastasio probably trying because i was trying to reassure out of her in round three pulling a close to four straight sets win by the batter it gives us a shot in a while it's the end of the right for not a russian hope for a mistake a fan of a bad rash to israel's shahar peer but your line of espionage is true populist precept just not as policy as national advance care so it's not a five seat delay on katich. now golfing great story by us terrorists has been laid to rest in his native village of adrenaline in northern spain and finds time major winner for more world number one died on saturday at the age of fifty four following a long battle with a brain tumor followed golfing stars attended the ceremony at the local church tiger woods wasn't there and paid tribute

but he's looking good staying unbeaten this season with a six four six one thrashing switzerland stanislav wawrinka. and britain's andy murray is also in the last eight with a straightforward dismissal of potato status from italy sixty six three the score in this one and he will pay for my in the courts. in the women's game ratio rafa over was an easy winner there with a sixty six two victory over israel she half pair french open champion francesca schiavone also through to the last day behind faber talking out a three set victory against danielle hunter to cover well it was close but not close enough easily never seen enough the russian went back to a thirty two year old on the hungry and provides a chance to dream chaps a labor party spain's annabel vered phoenix gallic yet. but another former rain champion reporting tennis to one side for the time being former world number one dinara safa is taking an indefinite break to cure her aching back either twenty five year old russian will miss next reach french open way she said twice beaten finalist so often it says she doesn't want to top yo

he is looking good staying unbeaten this season with a six four six one thrashing of switzerland stanislav by. britain's andy murray is also into the last day with a straightforward dismissal of potato starters for mislead six two six three the score in this one and he will play for miles in the quarter. in the women's game we're interactive i was uneasy when i visit israel she haarp a french open champion francesca schiavone also through to the last day the highly favored toughing out of three set victory against daniela one to cover while it was close but not close enough leaning person enough the russian went back to thirty two year old gretta on of hungary and twice for my champions league and if it needed three sets to beat and about me being that gary guess. what another former a champion will be putting tellus to one side for the time being former world number one dinara safina is taking an indefinite break to cure her aching back the twenty five year old russian who missed next week's french open way she twice been a finalist saxena saying she doesn't want to talk to herself any lo

this year instead hoping that all stumbles before the zombie finals standing in the way next is stanislav involving the spice girls local while thought anybody but andre in three sets a local point five of what is a school for tots also needed three sets to progress. and on the ladies' side of the draw a teenager an associate of a chunk of that has joined maria sharapova vary in round three following a close fourth straight set when they can be shot in a while it's the end of the road for another russian folk and the second bonobo and . israel's shot hard here but they are not is through off a three set tussle with our brands and so is number five see if he'll am going to bitch. now golfing great southern bias terrace has been laid to rest in his native village of katrina in melbourne's reign the five time major winner and former world number one died on saturday at the age of fifty four of them along with a brain tumor a fellow golfing stars attended the ceremony at a local church tiger woods wasn't there to pay tribute to the legendary and well just the way it played out it was just for

and will be an all stressed lost sixteen battle with federal playing off court friend stanislav coveringpath covering hurricane from two sets down to overcome local favorite true wilfried tsonga boston television is a sit in in the men's draw is not without a single russian he was seated twelfth of last year unseated i was done ten years in straight sets now the spanish started farah better ukraine's it's called ski. football now and i'm jihad on top of the russian premier league after a two one win at former leaders look what it was like i needed only a points to not just got off the top spot else to do just that lead to no office that was. partly because the boss was super busy just were reduced to ten men so in the last minute now costs on top of something but the fans which is a joke make no mistake the response back tonight will seem like a one hundred sword a six game unbeaten streak to an abrupt end. while it was right what's what's in the early kick off a spotlight now to try to do with me when it's time to grozny adnan's i feel rich that it will not break the deadlock i used a c

group a jury found intolerance and hatred was the main reason why they decided to kill a lawyer stanislav mark a law who represented victims of violence at the hands of fascists like haled was gunned down in broad daylight in central moscow together with journalist and a stasi about the double killing sparked public. will keep you updated on this breaking news story as it happens here on our t.v. get updates around the clock on everything we're covering here on our team and here's a look at what's on the line for you right now. turning back immigrants who came to the u.s. with ideas of a better life are now fighting themselves moving elsewhere as emerging economies begin to prosper. remarkable adventure of a russian explorer who just returned from a solo trip to the alaskan wilderness watches b.t.o. zanardi dot com and don't forget to check out our you tube channel. clearing out and other stories making headlines across the globe protesters in syria are preparing for what they call a day of defiance against the regime this comes as tanks have been withdrawn from a clamp down in daraa and

moscow two years ago a jury found intolerance of hatred with the main motives for the murder of boys stanislav lucky enough to document presented victims of fascist violence his killers nikita taken often and asked to see her sister live through an outlaw ultranationalist group well taken off received a life sentence as this was handed an eighteen year. was gunned down in broad daylight and among the other with journalist it's a see above beautiful double killing sparked public. a u.s. deal to deploy a missile defense facility in romania has angered russia which says the project may threaten its security agreement is part of a bigger plan for a missile shield in europe in which moscow wants an equal part but russia's envoy to nato says the alliance and washington don't seem too keen. those who were under the impression that the military dialogue is running ahead of the political dialogue the american policy clearly refuses to consider russia's interests they're also refusing to provide us with guarantees that the proposed he was a missile defense system is not targeted at russia the americans

but he is looking good staying on in the season with a six four six one thrashing of switzerland stanislav in care. and britain's andy murray is also in the last eight with a straightforward dismissal of tito to start us from italy sixty six three the score and he will play from there in the court. but in the women's game maria sharapova was an easy sixty six to win over israel here french open champion francesca schiavone also through to the last state of the home favorite topping out of three set big three against daniela and while it was close but not close enough a university in our russian went out the thirty two year old good at the art of hungary and twice for the champions league ganguly had to labor past spain's annabel medina that he gets. another former rome champion will be putting tennis to one side for the time being former world number one dinara safina is taking an indefinite break to cure her aching back by the twenty five year old russian mission next week french open where she's twice been a finalist saturninus says she doesn't want to talk to herself any longer it's nag

two years ago i jury found intolerance and hatred for the main motives for the killing of lawyers stanislav markelov it angered far right groups by supporting liberal he says his kid is big and he is a congress that you have been. linked to and outlawed ultra nationalist groups cannot with the jailed for life by hussies was given eighteen years they were also found guilty of murdering a journalist and this us here. it was you who was with mark along the time of the crime style downgraded russia under the bridge. some of the stories making headlines around the world right now and to egypt has been the first in hundreds of christians and muslims in downtown cairo leading schools injured it comes hours after mobs attacked a church to release a christian woman who they say was being held against her will because she wanted to convert to islam the overnight after twelve people and the two hundred injured severing that religious tensions have been growing since its military rulers assumed control following the al sting of president barack. an attempted revolt by inmates which turned into a gun ba

the killings was because of the ideological differences now the missionary it planned to kill only stanislav calico was a very well known human rights lawyer here in russia he represented several victims of hate crimes he was involved in the case. of a courier mail read the russian army who was convicted of killing a chechen woman this was a very high profile case here in russia and after serving some portion of his jail sentence was released on parole and mark felt was very very critical and he actually gave a news conference a particular subject in after. a press conference press conference i'm sorry he was killed by the murders it happened in broad daylight in the center of moscow he was walking down a street towards and here is a natural station and asked us the above were accompanied him to ask a couple of questions and that was when both of them were approached by. and killed in broad daylight in a very cold blooded manner so. brutal totally. were there and. convicted killers then known as russia's well you know what do you know about that. oh they're very unlikely couple you know they

many years ago a jury found intolerance and hatred for the main motives for the murder of lawyer stanislavmarkelov that often they represented victims of fascist killers and on and off and again. are links to were outlawed ultra nationalistic groups while taken off received a life sentence was handed an eighteen year market off was gunned down in broad daylight in central moscow together with a journalist and i see a bubble of a double killing sparked a public outcry. the u.s. deal to try a missile defense of the thing in romania as i get russia which says the project may threaten its security the agreement is part of a bigger plan for a missile shield in europe and which moscow wants an equal part of russia's envoy to nato says the alliance and washington don't seem too keen. you were under the impression that the military dialogue is running here of the political divide they were going policy clearly refuses to consider russia's interests they're also refusing to provide us with guarantees that a proposed u.s. missile defense system is not targeted at russia the americans want to deploy

group a jury found intolerance and hatred of the main reasons why the pair decided to kill lawyer stanislav not to love and often represented victims of fascist violence or killers was gunned down in broad daylight in central moscow together with journalist and see a bit of a double killing sparked a public outcry. the u.s. still to deploy a missile defense for city in romania has angered russia this last week which says the project may threaten its security agreement is part of a bigger plan for a missile shield in europe in which moscow wants an equal part but russia's envoy to nato says the alliance and washington don't seem too keen on that. we're under the impression that the military dialogue is running ahead of the political dialogue they reckon policy clearly refuses to consider russia's interests they're also refusing to provide us with guarantees that the proposed u.s. missile defense system is not targeted at russia the americans want to deploy interested or missiles capable of shooting down our nuclear weapons near our launch sites in ten years time they'll be able to shoot down

two years ago a jury found intolerance and hatred with the main motives for the killing of lawyer stanislav markelov who had angered far right groups by supporting liberal causes his killers indicator to come up and his accomplice that you have any link to an outlaw ultra nationalist group that was jailed for life while had ceased was given eighteen years they were also found guilty of murdering a journalist and. who was with michael off at the time the crime sparked outrage in russia and. well wiki leaks founder julian assange has laid into online social networks who are helping the united states collect information and spy on citizens during an interview with us here at r.t. he said the likes of facebook and google played significant roles in the arab uprisings. facebook in particular. is the most appalling spying machine that has ever been invented facebook google yahoo all these major you would sort of eventually have been interpreting things for us intelligence everyone should understand up. really good friends to facebook they are doing free work for united states intelligence agencie

years ago a jury found that intolerance and hatred with the main motives for the killing of lawyer stanislav might have you had angered far right groups by supporting the girl's corps and his killers nikita and his accomplice that you're going to. link to an al gore al true national news group was jailed for life well i think it was given eighteen years they were also found guilty of murdering journalist anastasio about what about who was with michael off at the time of crimes of outrage in russia and. now let's check out some other stories now making headlines around the world on this sunday egypt's fragile interim leadership has been tested with sectarian clashes overnight that killed at least twelve and injured over two hundred the violence erupted when muslims attacked a church to release a christian woman who they say was being held against her will because you wanted to convert to islam one hundred ninety people who were arrested will now face a military trial simmering religious tensions been growing ever since egypt's military rulers assumed control following the ousting of president

conviction of the killers of freelance journalist understand sirup a border and human rights lawyer stanislav mark a lot of children these type of murders do get solved in today's russia this is definitely a landmark victory in the fight against impunity in boston journalist murders not destroyed but also human rights defenders lawyers. and we see that as a very significant step forward rostam mahmud of currently in moscow where his lawyers are preparing his defense while for the family and friends about a part of their long wait for justice continues peace for all of us r.t. moscow. european court of human rights has ruled there's nothing to prove russia's prosecution for all magnates nicole called a color scheme was politically motivated the judges in strasbourg did however find that his rights were violated during his arrest in two thousand and three the ag said of all john yoo courson wants russia's richest man is currently in jail for embezzlement and money laundering brings us the latest on the case. in the decision of the european court of human rights that they'd be protecting the app

stanislav markelov and i still see a lot of other gunned down in broad daylight in the center of the capital two years ago. and right up next year an aussie people of el asks is guest whether the current dominance of english threatens other languages and helps to export western values crosstalk is next right here today. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from the realm. of the future. hello and welcome to cross talk back you're all about the english language continues to flourish does it threaten other languages with one in three people speaking english does this promote western values and with the rise of asia will english maintain its period position in the world. to discuss the language question i'm joined by robert phillips and in copenhagen he's professor emeritus at the copenhagen business school in paris we go to jump on the air he's the author of the book don't speak english parlayed globish and in hong kong we have a big red dog he is a distinguished visiting scholar at city university of hong kong and another member of our crosstalk team yell on the hunge

and human rights lawyer stanislav michael of chile these type of murders to get solved in today's russia this is definitely a landmark victory in the fight against impunity in passenger all this murderous not to strike but also human rights defenders lawyers. and we see that as a very significant step forward rostam mahmood of currently in moscow where his lawyers are preparing his defense while for the family and friends of anna politkovskaya their long wait for justice continues his role of aarti moscow. european court of human rights has ruled has nothing to prove russia's prosecution of former all magnetic mikhail khodorkovsky was politically motivated judges in style did however find that his rights were violated you're his arrest in two thousand and three the accent of all joy and you cos and once russia's richest man is currently in jail for embezzled want of money laundering and he says for a silly and brings us up to date on this case. in the decision of the european court of human rights a day in rejecting the appeal of course he and his lawyers claiming that the prosecution ha