over 100,000 people in tahrir square today, back with their tents and slogans. mubarak may be gone, but he and his top officials have not been put on trial, reform is slow or nonexistent. the revolution here is clearly not over, but now many of the young activists who started this revolution five months ago fear it's being hijacked by the military and islamic groups. we visited the cairo headquarters of the secular revolutionaries who toppled mubarak with their campaigns on facebook and twitter. they're nearly out of money. they're office, grubby, cheaply furnished, with old commuters and a photo copy machine. sheryl says young organizers like her are losing power to the egyptian brotherhood. >> reporter: just compare the real estate, in january the muslim brotherhood's office was a small apartment with a tiny sign outside. their headquarters now, a palatial six story villa, with guilded furniture, chandeliers, and the group's logo, crossed swords and the koran. the brother hood is rich from donations from around the arab world. it's leaders like osama arian are

see thousands of protesters frustrated with the rate of reform are filled cairo's tahrir square it was being dubbed a million man march to protest against the interim government and. also from flotilla to flight pro palestinian activists what further ships for planes to reach guards there after a combo of humanitarian vessels was halted in greece. dozens of activists interrogated think that if only one manages to step through we speak to her in just a few moments. to one girl live. and in the final blas the last of the launch of atlantis marks the end of the u.s. space shuttle program and the end of an era as we report. this is r.t. world needs eight pm here in moscow right now our top story for you thousands of egyptians have been gathering in cairo's tahrir square demanding a faster pace of reform just five months after ousting hosni mubarak as president dubbed there's a million man march the rallies expected to be the biggest demonstration since the uprising protesters want to keep up the pressure for the change on the country's in . to room military rulers and seen former regime of

and in egypt, protesters are back in the streets, back in tahrir square. it's been five months now since mubarak was forced out, since we were there to cover it. there was so much hope back then, but there's now growing anger over the slow pace of change and growing concern about who holds the power. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel finds himself back in tahrir square once again tonight. richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. we certainly are back here in tahrir square, and so are the demonstrators. today saw the biggest protests since the ones that brought down president hosni mubarak and people here are not at all satisfied with the pace of reform and they say they're going to stay in this square until their demands have been met. the revolution is back on. over 100,000 people in tahrir square today, back with their tents and slogans. mubarak may be gone, but he and his top officials have not been put on trial, reform is slow or nonexistent. the revolution here is clearly not over, but now many of the young activists who st

we certainly are back here in tahrir square, and so are the demonstrators. today we saw the biggest protests since the ones that brought down hosni mubarak and people here are not at all satisfied with the pace of reform and they say they're going to stay in this square until their demands have been met. the revolution is back on. over 100,000 people in tahrir square today, back with their tents and slogans. mubarak may be gone, but he and his top officials have not been put on trial, reform is slow or nonexistent. the revolution here is clearly not over, but now many of the young activists who started this revolution five months ago fear it's being hijacked by the military and islamic groups. we visited the cairo headquarters of the secular revolutionaries who toppled mubarak with their campaigns on facebook and twitter. they're nearly out of money. they're office, grubby, cheaply furnished with a few old computers and a photocopy machine. sheryl says young organizers like her are losing power to the groups like the egyptian brotherhood. >> reporter: just c

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thousands of protesters frustrated with the rate of reform of filled up cairo's tahrir square and other cities across the country to voice their anger against egypt's interim government. also coming up from the flotilla to fly pro palestinian activists swap their ships for planes to reach gaza or offer a calm voice humanitarian vessels was halted in greece. dozens of activists interrogated international if only one manages to step through we speak to her in just a few moments. two one zero and liftoff plus the final blastoff a last of the launch of atlantis marks the end of the u.s. space shuttle program and the end of an era. hello there very good evening from moscow my name's kevin owen you're watching the r.t. international news channel it's now eleven pm here in moscow and to our top story thousands of egyptians have been protesting in cairo's tahrir square demanding a fast pace of reform just five months after ousting hosni mubarak as president dubbed deserve a million man march the rally is the biggest demonstration since the uprising protesters want to keep up the pressure for ch

thousands of protesters frustrated with the rate of reforms are filling up cairo's tahrir square and what's being dubbed a million man march against the interim government. from flotilla to fly until a pro palestinian activist ships for planes to reach gaza after a convoy of humanitarian vessels was halted in greece. he told is on high alert expecting the final of those campaign is made. despite tell if it's a place to stop them from flying joining me in a few moments for an update. and the last ever launch of shuttle atlantis marks the end of the u.s. space shuttle program and the end of an era leaving tens of thousands potentially without jobs and we'll bring you live pictures that have. six pm in moscow good to have you with us here on r t our top story thousands of egyptians are gathering right now in cairo's tahrir square demanding a faster pace of reforms just five months after the ousting of president hosni mubarak dubbed as a million man march the raw is expected to be the biggest demonstration since the uprising protesters want to keep up pressure for change on the country's

on r t thousands of protesters frustrated with the rate of reform of the field of cairo's tahrir square and other cities across the country the voice of their own gear against egypt's interim government we've got the latest for you tonight also. from flu to the flight to lower profile a syrian activists want their ships for plagues to reach garza now after a convoy of humanitarian basis was halted in greek. dozens of activists interrogated international calls only one manages to set me to speak to him in just a few moments. to launch zero and lift plus the final blastoff the last seven launch of atlantis marks the end of the u.s. space shuttle program and the end of an era. that's in business russia wants to increase its annual crude oil production to five hundred or nine million tons per the countries whose primary capacity needs urgent modernization and turning performance is bullets and i think that's from the. hello this is r t my name's kevin now and it's ten pm now you're a moscow and our top story for you thousands of people have been protesting in egypt's tahrir square all day a

>> certainly from the perspective of the protesters who are in tahrir square, who are back in tahrir at they're seeing really is two fundamental issues that are at play here. one is whether or not the military leadership of this country understood what this revolution was about. secondly, whether or not the transitional government is actually in power to do anything about it. the key issues for the protesters, there's a long list of issues, specific issues whether it's putting former members of the regime on trial, whether it's raising the minimum wage, whether it's purging the security services from officers who may have been involved in the killing of protesters. it was only when the protesters escalated their sit-in, went to tahrir square, went to suez, blocked off some of the roads on some of the major highways, that it jolted the military and transitional government into action. i think they've gained the upper hand. there's no doubt there's a little revolution fatigue in the country, but no doubt this is what's at stake at egypt. >> would bit fair to say, ayman, the luster of th

it gins flocked to tahrir square to protest against the interim government which they say stole their revolution for freedom and democracy. a fatal paper cuts for the news of the world britain's best selling newspaper is killed off by its own toxic tabloid tactics its former editor who became the prime minister's press spokesman is arrested. israel on high alert as pro palestinian activists walk their gaza aid flotilla for a flight ala turning to air travel copter their ships are held in greece. dozens of protesters prevented from reaching israel has been doing and it pulls one hundred small stop competing planes innuit kid cities i'm pleased to join you in few minutes from will. and in business russia's fascist gap is set to widen this year this time when full well revenues more influence minutes. three pm in moscow and mattress are very good to have you with us here on r t our top story thousands of angry protesters have started gathering in cairo's tahrir square unhappy that the revolutions goals are not being achieved and gyptian activists have been calling for a million people to

thousands of protesters frustrated with the rate of reform filled up cairo's tahrir square and other cities across the country to voice their anger against egypt's interim government we've got the latest for you tonight also. from fla to the flight to learn approach palestinian activists want their ships for planes to reach guards and now after a convoy of humanitarian vessels was halted in greek. dozens of activists interrogated in international court only one manages to sit we speak to them in just a few moments. to one zero and lift plus the final blastoff the last of a launch of atlantis marks the end of the u.s. space shuttle program the end of an era. in business russia wants to increase its annual crude oil production to five hundred or nine million tons but the country's refinery capacity needs urgent modernization turn me for a full business bullets twenty minutes from now. hello this is our team and it's ten pm here in moscow and our top story for you thousands of people have been protesting in egypt's tahrir square all day and into the night now to voice their anger at the

i like being in tahrir square. i want to see the posters on the wall saying "mortars for democracy," that someone else might not see. another friend just got up facebook page. she is always busy reading books in the paper. usually formate, also. -- for me, also. i cannot concentrate when people are pinging all the time are seeing what was written. if they stop for that every time someone writes something critical, praiseworthy, challenging, you cannot focus. i do not think you can think straight. i put as much of this technology out of my hands as i can can survive, because i am overwhelmed. i get up and this morning and read newspapers. i'll love all that. but you have to know when to stop and go out and report yourself and not get distracted. just to wrap up several points here, the people would say to me, it is easy for you to say. averages over. you have a column in the "new york times pico you do not understand. i inherited jayne west and -- james reston's office, and i would not insult him that he did not wak

look at where so far an idea has not been copyrighted and it's allowed to spread and that's from tahrir square hash tag occupy wall street a shift in revolutionary tactic so this is from adbusters in on september seventeenth two thousand and eleven there encouraging at least twenty thousand people to show up the last three occupy wall street and don't leave just like that the people in tahrir square didn't leave until their demand that mubarak stepped down with matt the americans are saying don't leave until obama forms a presidential commission to investigate whether or not there spend financial fraud right what we've been talking about the global insurrection against banker occupation for months and months on this show and we've been trying to encourage as much of this pushback against banker occupation whether it's in cairo or tuna but it's sort of wisconsin now. it's coming to new york and they're starting to grace this idea of a tent city in the public to push back against gangsters but as you're pointing out there their demands are quite they and obtuse exactly but they're also focusing

people to show up on wall street occupy wall street and don't leave just like the the people in tahrir square didn't leave until their demand that mubarak step down with matt the americans are saying don't leave until obama forms a presidential commission to investigate whether or not there are spent financial fraud right what we've been talking about the global insurrection against banker occupation for months and months on this show and we've been trying to encourage as much of this pushback against banker occupation whether it's in cairo or tunis or madison wisconsin now. it's coming to new york and they're starting to embrace the side of a tent city in the public to push back against banks but as you're pointing out there their demands are quite vague and obtuse on thing exactly but they're also focusing just on the tactic terror square was not about these people meeting and demanding that mubarak leave it was more than that was the idea that they no longer needed to live in fear of mubarak's secret police of which were five hundred thousand torturers it was the idea of the fear they got

our top story thousands of people are protesting in egypt tahrir square all day and into the night now to voice their anger at the interim government over the country sluggish rate of reform demonstrators want to keep up the pressure for change on the country's interim military rulers and see former regime officials brought to trial his innocence now is in cairo for us and this is a report. when i was coming here to talk to you are mistaking how well organized today really was basically civilians are doing the security checks there to wrecking the traffic and as i was saying i was impressed with the organizing of the protesters really it seems like what they want is to have a peaceful protest but as we were coming i speak to you here we're doing our or my shots from the only really international t.v. station that is that is that is that the term that the egyptian authorities have allowed to work here is a turkish company i only got here none of the staff was in the hotel it was very quiet and we were told that it was very dangerous in fact to be here because apparently some of these th

story thousands of people are protesting in egypt's tahrir square to voice their anger at the interim government over the country's sluggish rate of reform dubbed as a million man march the rallies expected to be the biggest demonstration since february's uprising protesters want to keep up pressure for change on the country's interim military rulers and see former regime officials brought to trial parties and he said no way has more from cairo thousands of protesters are back on palm sunday or they're calling it the second phase of the info because they say their freedom will soon leave then they got rid of mubarak you know their high banking officials but now egypt be the same way it was before january so a little bit little would face a little mubarak so mean to mark's father was there having them running the country the. people are still here they come back to where the revolution was born and now they want to take to the universities they want to take back the factories to the worst places and make take it away or it's really good we don't know how many people was on there going

thousands of protesters are filling cairo's tahrir square in what's being dubbed a million man march to protest against the interim government that they say stole their revolution. from flotilla to fly to pro palestinian activists while their ships for planes to reach gaza after a convoy of humanitarian vessels was halted includes. at the last ever launch of shuttle atlantis marks the end of the u.s. space shuttle program leaving at the end of an end of an era leaving tens of thousands also without jobs we'll bring you live pictures of that in a few hours from. four pm in moscow match reza very good to have you with us here on r t our top story of a million strong marches expected to happen in egypt is thousands gather in cairo's tahrir square demanding a faster pace of reform he aims to keep pressure on the country's military rulers who have been in power since hosni mubarak was ousted as president in february archies and he's in our reports from tahrir square. protesters state are going to keep fighting to the ends of the way it all played out of course back in the winter was that

dorie thousands of angry protesters have started gathering in cairo's tahrir square unhappy that the revolutions goals are not being achieved egyptian activists have been calling for a million people to gather there are teas a nice and now way is in takhar square we'll have a live report from her in a little bit. first though the former editor of britain's news of the world tabloid has been arrested over a phone hacking scandal and colson went on to be the prime minister's press spokesman but worked at the paper one is alleged to have intercepted phone calls from murder victims and dead soldiers families one hundred sixty year old paper will print its final edition sunday tabloids being axed by rupert murdoch following the increasingly damaging allegations a furious reaction gathered pace of this week when it emerged that the paper may have accessed the voicemail of a missing teenager milly dowler who was later found murdered it's thought some of her parents desperate messages were white possibly giving false hope that she was still alive media analyst phil reeves tells arky the scand

thousands of protesters frustrated with a greater performance filled cairo's tahrir square and other cities across the country to voice their own gear against egypt's interim government. also from flotilla to fly to other pro palestinian activists want the ships for planes to reach guards there after a convoy of humanitarian vessels was halted in greece. dozens of activists interrogated in benghazi international airport only one manages just to speak to her in just a few moments. two one zero and liftoff plus the final blastoff the last of the launch of atlantis marks the end of the u.s. space shuttle program and the end of the room. and then business this hour russ increases its annual crude oil production to five hundred and nine million tons but the country's refinery needs modernization the need for a full business bulletin in fact it's from. a low this is our team my name is kelly know it it's no nine pm moscow time and our top story from the capital thousands of people have been protesting in egypt's tahrir square all day and into the night now to voice their anger at the inter

thousands of demonstrators frustrated with egypt's interim government have filled in cairo's tahrir square and other cities across the country. and officials didn't have begun here on top of me or protesters thank they won't leak will be egypt they began fighting for finally because it's a reality join me anything now away from cairo for the latest. is willcox attempts at dozens of protesting activists to reach gaza dozens are detained symbolized by the majority of the delegation did not even make it to tel aviv i'll bring you more in just a few moments. to one zero live plus the final blastoff the last of the launch of atlantis blogs the end of the u.s. space shuttle program and the end of an era. a very good morning from moscow for me kevin i mean you're watching r t it's just after midnight here now and i'll top story thousands of people are protesting in egypt's tahrir square all day and into the night now the protests their anger at the interim government of the country sluggish rate of reform demonstrators want to keep up the pressure for change on the country's interim military rule

thousands of protesters frustrated with the rate of reform are filling cairo's tahrir square and what's being dubbed a million man march protesting the interim government. from flotilla to fly to a lot of pro palestinian activists sweep their swap their ships for planes to reach gaza after a convoy of humanitarian vessels is halted new greets. the final launch of atlantis marks the end of the u.s. space shuttle program an end and the end of an era leaving potentially tens of thousands without. seven pm in moscow i match president have you with us here on r t our top story thousands of people are protesting in egypt's tahrir square to voice their anger at the interim government over the country's sluggish rate of reform dubbed as a million man march the rallies expected to be the biggest demonstration since february's uprising protesters want to keep up pressure for a change on the country's interim military rulers and see former regime officials brought to trial or he's a nice and now way has more from cairo. the protesters are back on holiday or they're calling it the second phase of t

you can see frustrations' boiling over every friday in tahrir square when people are processing about one thing or the other. you can have tens of thousands of people in one square and they are protesting what they are not all protesting about the same thing. they have very different grievances. the actual election, there are no dates. sometime in september or october. that will have to happen before we can assess what the revolution has wrought. >> to dec benefiting from that? you mentioned the muslim brotherhood. >> who do you see benefiting from that? >> the muslim brotherhood has been far more organized. they have their own political party. they have a grass-roots movement. they have been very intelligent about moving to the center of the political spectrum. they have not talked about sharia or the women's roles in society. they have talked about the economy, investment. this is all very down the middle politics. >> did you sense any nostalgia for the stability of the past, repressive though it was? >> i'm afraid not. i did not see any of that. people seemed very happy to be rid o

tens of thousands of people packed into cairo's tahrir square as the islamist leaders called for the first nationwide demonstration since the fall of president mubarak. this marks a growing rift in the protest movement. >> once again, protesters filled tahrir square to capacity. they packed into the center of cairo from early morning despite the heat. this crowd is different, many of the men are wearing beards and the white shifts of devout muslims. the women are almost all covered up. this was an islamist demonstration with a very clear message. this is the way they are showing they are a force to be reckoned with. they can turn out huge crowds. they would like to have their say in the future of each of. everyone here has a vision for the future of egypt. -- they would like to have their say in the future of egypt. >> anything touches our religion, we will descend in the square. >> we want islamic government with sure real law according to the teachings of the profit. -- we want is on the government with -- >> no one knows how much support they have. today, they remind everyone that

. >> months after a pause in the bart left power, the protesters are still in tahrir square.ince they forced him from office, they demand -- their demands have changed in tow, calling for swift action by the military council on the issues of wages and free elections. their patience is wearing thin. >> for five months we have been trying to get action from this government for the initial demands of the revolution, and still nothing. increased police officers are still dealing with people in american way. -- >> police officers are still dealing with people in an arrogant way. on the police, though, each of government jobs they have made some progress that will appease the public. the interior ministry announced that hundreds will be removed from their jobs, including 18 generals who are accused in the killing of protesters during the spring of rising. protest groups have welcomed the move, which was a key demand in february. but there is still much they are on how be with, not least the pace of change in egypt. -- not happy with, not least the pace of change in egypt. election

. >> once more they have flooded into tahrir square.the largest demonstrations as the crowds here unseated president mubarak five months ago. since then, the egyptians have become steadily more frustrated about the pace of change. they say that behind the scenes the same officials are still in control of powerful positions, like the interior ministry. >> after five months of revolution we have seen no changes. a few days ago we have seen violence, teargas. >> one banner has a caricature of hosni mubarak with the words, "we will get you." but one thing that frustrates the protesters is that the military rulers seem to be dragging their feet in bringing the president and inner circle to trial. >> there is growing bitterness amongst many egyptians about the way things are going. that is bad news for those trying to run this country. >> their anger has already boiled over in suez, where there were riots earlier this week over policeman accused of shooting protestors. elsewhere, there are complaints of high food prices and lack of security.

. >> once more they have flooded into tahrir square.the largest demonstrations as the crowds here unseated president mubarak five months ago. since then, the egyptians have become steadily more frustrated about the pace of change. they say that behind the scenes the same officials are still in control of powerful positions, like the interior ministry. >> after five months of revolution we have seen no changes. a few days ago we have seen violence, teargas. >> one banner has a caricature of hosni mubarak with the words, "we will get you." but one thing that frustrates the protesters is that the military rulers seem to be dragging their feet in bringing the president and inner circle to trial. >> there is growing bitterness amongst many egyptians about the way things are going. that is bad news for those trying to run this country. >> their anger has already boiled over in suez, where there were riots earlier this week over policeman accused of shooting protestors. elsewhere, there are complaints of high food prices and lack of security.

egypt's tahrir square sees a target a wave of protesters in the strongest demonstrations since for these uprisings that all mounting speedier reforms from the interim government which they say echoes the regime they kicked out. two hundred people are believed to have died in turkmenistan after a series of explosions local reports say i mean this new article the government is blaming a firework incident but no word on casualties. or target how to say what cent pieces were asked to offer during a blistering summer. hello and welcome to the program summer is the perfect time to visit russia a long weekend here in st petersburg is a must the former capital is bursting full of history and culture so join me as we visit play the locks and take part in various fun filled activities and we start off here i suspect secular state isaac's cathedral originally the city's main church and the largest cathedral in the shop it was built between eighteen eighteen and eight hundred fifty eight the french going architects month around almost two centuries later the gilded joe mostly isaac still dominates t

six thirty pm in moscow these are your r t headlines thousands of protesters filling up cairo's tahrir square in what's being called a million man march there demanding faster of forms and the prosecution of former than the former president's top officials trying to keep the pressure up on the country's military rule. tell of eve on high alert ahead of the expected arrival of palestinian activists on a mission to ease the gaza blockade the majority of campaigners were blocked in european airports at the serial her quest to americans who made it through were deported. and the last ever launch of the shuttle atlantis marks the end of the u.s. space shuttle program and the close of an era potentially leaving tens of thousands jobless. coming your way next moscow out on a mission to uncover the sights and sounds of st petersburg stay with us. hello and welcome to the program summer is the perfect time to visit russia a long weekend here in st petersburg is a must the former capital is bursting full of history and culture a certain join me as we visit major locks and take part in various fun fille

easier headlines thousands of protesters filling cairo's tahrir square in what's being dubbed a million man march they're demanding fast and the prosecution of the former president's top officials are trying to keep the pressure up on the country's military rulers. television of on high alert ahead of the expected arrival of pro palestinian activists on a mission to use the gaza blockade the majority of the campaigners were blocked european airports at israel's request to americans were made it through were deported. the last ever launch of shuttle atlantis marks the end of the u.s. space shuttle program and the end of an era leaving tens of thousands without jobs . we'll bring you live pictures of the launch as it happens here on earth. and coming your way to moscow our team on a mission to uncover the sights and sounds of st petersburg stay with us. hello and welcome to the program summer is the perfect time to visit russia a long weekend here in st petersburg is a must the former capital is bursting full of history and culture so join me as we visit made the logs and take part in var

egypt's tahrir square sees a broader wave of protesters in the strongest demonstrations since her views uprisings going on weeks earlier reforms from the interim government which they say echoes the regime they take down some. current two hundred people out of leave to have died in turkmenistan dr susan explosions political report straight on the mission that. the government is blaming upon a working incident no one of them casualties. the sun hardly sets in cent pieces but it is telling me aaron that seconds is the chance to see how the city feels the long summer days. hello and welcome to the program summer is the classic signs of visit russia a long weekend here in st petersburg is a must with all my capital is bursting full of history and culture so join me as we visit made the locks and take part in various fun filled activities and we start off here i suspect secular state isaacs and peter originally the city's main church in the largest cathedral in the shop it was built between eighteen eighteen and eight hundred fifty eight a french born context month around almost two centurie

egypt's tahrir square scenes of tidal wave of protests has been the strongest demonstration since preppers uprisings and demanding speedy reforms from the interim government which they say echoes the regime they kicked out. and two hundred people up in the interim telling turkmenistan after a series of explosions local reports. i mean mission you are but the government is bringing up my work and the word on casualties. now the sun hardly sets since and petersburg at this time of year gives us a chance to see how the city fills the long summer days. hello and welcome to the program summer is the perfect time to visit russia a long weekend here in st petersburg is a must the former capital is bursting full of history and culture so join me as we visit major logs and take part in various fun filled activities and we start off here at the spectacular cathedral originally the city's main church in the largest cathedral in russia it was built between eight hundred eighteen and eight hundred fifty eight french born architects month almost two centuries later the gilded dome mostly isaacs still do