t.v. volgograd pays its last respects to the victims of two terror attacks while medics labored to save the lives of sixty five others including young children in critical condition. sectarian slaughter in the central african republic proved too much for foreign troops to handle with reports of the beheading of children raising alarms at the u.n. . a low blow new york residents have a new reason to be wary on the streets as a potentially deadly game of violence spreads fear across the city. and as e.u. rules relax making it easier for internal migration the british get wary over a possible wave of unskilled workers and criminals will call.

t.v. volgograd pays its last respects to the victims of two terror attacks while medics labor to save the lives of sixty five others including a three month old baby girl. sectarian slaughter in the central african republic proved too much for foreign troops to handle with reports of the beheading of children raising alarm at the u.n. . a low blow in new york residents have a new reason to be wary on the streets as a potentially deadly game of violence spreads fear across the city. and as e.u. rules relax making it easier for internal migration the british get wary over a possible wave on skilled workers and criminals all calls for the prime minister to safeguard the border.

t.v. volgograd pays its last respects to the victims of two terror attacks while medics labor to save the lives of sixty five others including a three month old baby girl. sectarian slaughter in the central african republic proves too much for foreign troops to handle with reports of the beheading of children raising alarm at the u.n. . a low blow in new york residents have a new reason to be wary on the streets as a potentially deadly game of violence spreads fear across the city. and as e.u. rules relax making it easier for internal migration the british get wary over a possible wave of unskilled workers and criminals all calls for the prime minister to safeguard the borders go on needed. it's twelve noon in moscow you're watching archie international with me and he said now way we have a look back at the week's top stories for you this sunday and we begin in volgograd which began the new year stricken by grief as the city mourned and buried the victims of two bombings during the last days of december thirty four people died in the attacks while twice that number remain in hospitals man

t.v. volgograd pays its last respects to the victims of two terror attacks while medics labored to save the lives of sixty five others including young children in critical condition. sectarian slaughter in the central african republic proved too much for foreign troops to handle with reports of the beheading of children raising alarms at the u.n. . a low blow new york residents have a new reason to be wary on the streets as a potentially deadly game of violence spreads fear or process the city. and is e.u. rules relaxed making it easier for internal migration the british get wary over a possible wave of unskilled workers and criminals calls for the prime minister to safeguard the borders go unheeded. you're watching the weekly this sunday here on our team international with me a nice analogy well grad began the new year stricken by grief as the city mourned the end buried the victims of two bombings during the last days of december thirty four people died in the attacks while twice that number remain in hospital in intensive care this hour we bring you the story of another survivor a nine y

t.v. the southern russian city of volgograd bids a final farewell to the thirty four victims of two terrorist attacks r.t. brings you the story of a three month old survivor whose relatives are torn between help for her recovery and grief the loss of her mother. a french military intervention fails to stem a wave of bloodshed gripping the central african republic with the un now warning of a looming humanitarian crisis. the situation is nitze out of control in the central african republic is capable to to control this violence r t speaks to the aid group doctors without borders about the carnage ravaging the state as even hospitals and medics come under fire.

t.v. the southern russian city of volgograd bids a final farewell to the thirty four victims of the two terrorist attacks r.t. brings you the story of a three month old survivor whose relatives are torn between hope for her recovery and grief at the loss of her mother. a french military contingent fails to stem a wave of bloodshed that's gripped the central african republic but the u.n. now raising the alarm of a looming humanitarian crisis there. the situation isn't it to be out of control in the financials the central african republic is not capable to control this frightens r.t. talks to the aid group doctors without borders about the carnage ravaging the state will even hospitals and medics become targets. tough economic time.

t.v. morning in volgograd in the last two days the major russian city has seen a series of terrorist bombings as the funerals begin for the victims president vladimir putin valves to annihilate the criminals behind the attacks the latest from the scene ahead and what are the new stories you missed in two thousand and thirteen from bradley manning to get mo our t. has covered many of the stories that other news networks seem to overlook coming up we'll break down this year's most under-reported news and goodbye mayor bloomberg new york's nanny state mayor will soon be out of office but he will not leave without of bang or should i say a ban from these cigarettes to sugary big gulps we'll take a look at the bans that will define his decade in office.

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t.v. the russian southern russian city of volgograd it's a final farewell to the thirty four victims two terrorist attacks r.t. brings you the story of a three month old survivor and his relatives are torn between hopeful her recovery and grief of the loss of her mother. a french military contingent fails to stem a wave of bloodshed gripping the central african republic with the united nations now warning of a looming humanitarian crisis. the situation is nitze out of control in the middle of the central african republic is not capable to control this frightens party speaks to the aid group doctors without borders about the carnage ravaging the states as even hospitals and medics come under fire. tough economic times for the government's losing popular popular support paving the way for a resurgence of far right movements just months before the european parliamentary elections. and sought to get some world class elimination we were poured on a one of a kind lighting system that will make the upcoming olympics sparkle through the winter darkness. you're watching are two live from moscow and lindsey

t.v. . thousands of police officers cower this issue of volgograd arteta was trying to bypass a tower at times as medics fight for the lives of the wounded as he reports on the youngest victims of the body. the u. has opened its doors to roommate and balgair an immigrant lifting seven year old restrictions and causing many in prison to worry about a possible in floods. and fun and games lead to serious injury and with us police dealing with the spread of random attacks on members of the public reportedly as part of gang initiation.

t.v. today i'm sure. the day's news and this week's top stories here on our teeter national the southern russian city of volgograd mourns the thirty four victims of two terror attacks with dozens of people still in hospital party brings you the story of one of the survivors a nine year old girl whose life was saved by a stranger. french military contingent fails to stem a wave of bloodshed that's gripped the central african republic as the u.n. raises the alarm of a looming humanitarian crisis there. the situation is literally out of control in the cool front of the central african republic is not capable to control this for islands r.-t. talks to medical doctors without borders about the carnage ravaging the state as even hospitals and doctors become targets. europe see.

for more on what is happening in volgograd and to see how locals are coming to terms with the tragedy you can head to our t.v. dot com. lot rio has become of the eighteenth e.u. states to join the euro zone banks have started exchanging currency with the new year's arrival but according to polls over half of the nation citizens are anything but enthusiastic about the swap people fear that inflation will push up prices and that losses from joining the euro will outweigh benefits artie's paul scott reports . you know you have to understand if a country wants to be independent it has to have its own independent currency currency it prints itself and control itself. under it and his organization are calling for a referendum he says the latvian people have had the euro forced upon them and haven't been allowed their say complained the vast majority of the population are opposed to the move. there's always some who will benefit at the top end but the majority will lose out latvia will import goods from other e.u. countries at a cheaper rate which will mean we produce less and ruin the economy. recent statistics fr

for more on what is happening in volgograd and to see how locals are coming to terms with the tragedy you can head to our t.v. dot com. lot via has become the eighteenth e.u. states to join the euro zone banks have started exchanging currency with the new year's arrival but according to polls over half of the nation citizens are anything but enthusiastic about the swap people fear that inflation will push up prices and that. losses from joining the euro will outweigh the benefits scott reports. you know you have to understand if a country wants to be independent it has to have its own independent currency currency it prints itself and controls itself. under it and his organization are calling for a referendum he says the latvian people have had the euro forced upon them and haven't been allowed their say the claims of the vast majority of the population are opposed to the move. there's always some who will benefit at the top end but the majority will lose out latvia will import goods from other e.u. countries at a cheaper rate which will mean we produce less and ruin the economy. recent statistics from a lea

terror efforts and updates on the investigation into the volgograd bombings by heading to our web site r t v dot com also next hour here on our t.v. we're reporting on the youngest victim of the attack three month old of the car lost her mother and grandmother in the blast and has fighting for her life in a moscow hospital. the hospitals are under fire in the central african republic as violence in the country reached a crisis point this week even the international medical group doctors without borders was forced to cut its aid to the country's largest refugee camp the u.n. is now also warning of an imminent humanitarian catastrophe was disease rampant among more than a million displaced people have a home to face starvation a french military contingent has been battling militants there but has so far failed to bring added security to the country as are now reports. less than a year after french moods marched into mali france again is fighting in another of its former colonies in africa. let's address short of the situation in the central african republic as alarming if not greater than that your parents received a green light fr

t.v. live from our moscow studios i'm lindsey france thanks for joining me. the onset of the new year was a time of grieving for russia southern city of volgograd devastated by two terrorist attacks on monday a trolley bus was ripped apart by a suicide bomber that was less than twenty four hours after an explosion shook the city's main train station. yes. but. it was the two assaults left thirty four people dead and dozens more injured many of whom are still in intensive care one of those is a nine year old girl artie's medina cochon of i met with the man who rescued her. it was just another day for you volga grad's a main train station but suddenly at old changed. there was a loud clamp the force of it was so strong that it smashed the windows on the doors of the luggage room i got up and rushed in to help people it was the first of two explosions that rocked the city just east before then you hear the blast of the station set off by a suicide bomber route through a crowded area between the entrance and the security metal detectors and. then i noticed a man in a girls a run towards the girl asked her whether she could breathe she was losing consciousness i

now for more on what's happening in volgograd and to see how locals are coming to terms with the tragedy you can head to our t.v. dot com. blog via has become of the eighteenth you states to join the euro zone banks have started exchanging currency with the new year's arrival but according to polls over half of the nation citizens are anything but enthusiastic about the swap people fear that inflation will push up prices and that losses from joining the euro will outweigh the benefits reports. you know you have to understand if a country wants to be independent it has to have its own independent currency a currency it prints itself and control itself under is and his organization are calling for a referendum he says the latvian people have had the euro forced upon them and haven't been allowed their say and claim to the vast majority of the population are opposed to the move. there's always some who will benefit at the top end but the majority will lose out latvia will import goods from other countries at a cheaper rate which will mean we produce less and ruin the economy. recent statistics from a leading latvi

t.v. reporting from the world talks specifically r.p. interviews an intriguing story to tell you. in trying. to find out more visit our big. dog called. sounds of police officers scoured the city of volgograd after it was trying to buy two times as medics piple the lives of the wounded to report on the youngest victims of the violence. the new house opened its doors to romania and bulgaria aim of lifting seventy year old restrictions and causing many in britain to worry about a possible in flags. and fun and games lead to serious injury and death with us police dealing with this spread over random attacks on members of the public reportedly as part of a gang initiation.