the united kingdom the united states government is awful contamination you know it's almost certainly taken place mr flynn i just want to press you on this a little more these allegations and counter allegations denials have been going on for a long time now saying this morning is true as you believe it is what is the significance for people like you antiwar and pain. well it's very significant because we went into iraq allegedly defied weapons of mass destruction and it's appears that we took a very nasty weapon in our souls we didn't find any weapons of mass destruction but the case against the war is collapsing rapidly there's an inquiry going on in the priory which is establishing the basis for war which convinced a majority of m.p.'s to vote for it was a false species to be based on untruths and those of us who voted against that war feel vindicated by stand just two days ago in the house of commons the deputy prime minister referred to the iraq war as an illegal war which is the extraordinary thing to say that means the people who took part in it the soldiers of the apology coul

the u.k. decision. united kingdom, the united states, others, have strengthened requirements in terms of travel documents that are needed in this day and age, but this was a u.k. decision to make. >> is there a possibility of reviewing the treaties with native american nations to look at this travel document issue, given the times in which we live? it seems there is a full class of american citizens that will not be able to travel. if they have trouble go to view aka -- to the u.k., then they will have the same problem traveling on their nation's passport. >> this is an issue that the united states government has had with state authorities, tribal authorities, for some time. much of this conversation and much of the species hrolf more around the department of homeland security -- and much of these issues revolved more around the department of homeland the tree. we have confidence that it should be a secured document to identify those who wished to travel around the world. whether that tried it is working to bring its

the united states and the united kingdom enjoy a truly special relationship, celebrate a common heritage. we cherish common values, and we speak a common language most of the time. we honor the sacrifices of our brave men and women in uniform who have served together, let together, and even lay at rest together -- bled together, and even lay at rest together. our alliance thrives because it advances our common interests, but is preventing the spread of nuclear weapons or securing mobile nuclear materials, according terrorist attack, or confront a climate change, or promoting the global economic development, when united states and united kingdom stand together, our people and people around the world are more secure, and they are more prosperous. >> president obama stressing the common ground. the strain has, in the link that has been made by some american lawmakers between the beleaguered oil maker bp and the release last summer of the lockerbie bombing, the man convicted of britain and europe's worst terror attack in 1988. lawmakers are alleging that bp lobbied hard for the release, and

legislatures on fundamental constitutional and political reform, which affects all parts of the united kingdom will affect the composition of the devolved legislatures. will the prime minister therefore undertake urgently to enter into discussions with the representatives of the devolved administrations and, if necessary, revise his proposals in the light of what they have to say? let us have a proper respect agenda. >> hear. >> of course these discussions need to take place, and they will take place -- [laughter] let me answer the question very directly, because i listened very carefully to the statement by the deputy prime minister, my right honorable friend the member for sheffield, hallam, on this issue. the date and the nature of the referendum are westminster parliament issues and it is right that they should be brought before the westminster parliament first. it does not make sense to take them in front of other parliaments and assemblies first. that is the way to do it -- >> order. let me say to the house that members should not shout at the prime minister in that way. first of all, it

your majesty, for your dedication to the united kingdom and the commonwealth, to the united nations and our common values, we say thank you and welcome and we wish you continued good health and we are happy to have you here today. thank you very much. [applause] >> would like to invite her majesty, queen elizabeth ii, to address the general assembly. >> mr. president, secretary general, members of the general assembly -- i believe i was last here in 1957. since then, i have traveled widely and met many leaders, ambassadors, and statesman from around the world. i address you today as queen of the 60 united nations member states and as head of the commonwealth of all 54 countries. i have also witnessed great change, much of it for the better particularly in science and technology and in social attitudes. remarkably, many of these sweeping advances have come about not because of the government's, committee resolutions, or central directives although all of these have played a part, but instead because millions of people are around the world have wanted them. for the united nations, these s

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civilian investigators for five years modeling after a program that is already underway in the united kingdom, but the idea is getting opposition from san francisco police union leaders. union leaders are worried that civilian investigators might miss crucial evidence and they are also worried that the plan could seriously hrnd the special prosecution of suspects if there was questions about how evidence was collected. the program will train 15 civilian investigators to interview witnesses and victims and to collect crime scene finger print and dna evidence and take crime scene photos, that program is set to get underway here in san francisco in january of next year. we are live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >> 5:02. as we mentioned earlier it has been a violent night in antioch, police are trying to figure out if three overnight shootings may be connected. the first one happened and it was deadly. it was about 12:18 this morning, it happened on ban onway. then about a half-hour later a store clerk was shot at a 7- eleven store on hillcrest avenue. the very latest s

imagine twenty times the amount of devastation in city centers around the united kingdom. the ira never won their war in ireland but the british lost theirs on the streets of the city of london. did you think this was going to change the politics of northern ireland when this bomb went off oh no doubt about it and i schall the devastation and realise what a launch those bombs were ushered in eighteen months we'll be talking peace. at the height of the troubles the ira churned out car bombs as if on a production line. but you don't need a secret army to launch a car bomb attack. even the smallest terrorist cell can make a one off fertilizer bomb. in one nine hundred ninety three the same year as bishopsgate car bombers would return to america and strike again at new york's financial district. the target was the world trade center. on friday feb nineteenth a massive explosion ripped through the underground parking garage of the north tower. david williams was the chief f.b.i. investigator. were we walked into the trade center it was kind of like walking into a cave. to hear p

the united kingdom the united states government for these awful contaminations it's almost certainly taking place russia's unprecedented heat wave continues with a record breaking temperature across the country and with no immediate end in sight to the high mercury readings artie's tong barton looks at how people are coping with the tropical weather here in moscow. here a park in the center of moscow people are enjoying the sun they're strolling around the temperature here is still about thirty six degrees centigrade celsius so the temperatures have been truly so far been truly record breaking this is the fourth time in july that the temperature on a bad day was the highest ever recorded in the outskirts of the city people actually seen and smelled smoke and that's that's been coming from large forest fires that have been raging not very far really outside moscow and there's those fires all over russia sort of white in the picture out to send it to russia as a whole the farmers have experienced president drought part of the worst for a century and i think other places or other ways t

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. >> this was the largest act of terrorism ever committed in the united kingdom and the release of the perpetrator was completely wrong. he showed them no compassion. they were not allowed to die surrounded by their families. in my view, he should not have been given that luxury. this is not a decision made by british petroleum, this was made by the scottish government. under our form of government, this was a decision for the scottish executive. >> david cameron knows that the americans are concerned about the issue and he said that he would ask a senior civil servant to look at all of the pit or to see whether more documents should be made public. -- to look at all of the documents and see if any of them should be made public. >> lindsay lohan has started her jail term for violating her probation. the star of "the parent trap," has been convicted for drunk driving had been ordered to go to a substance abuse program but she missed seven of the classes breaking the terms of her role. here in europe, the french international football rebiry has been put under criminal investigation beca

now on this very day in one hundred forty five the leaders of the soviet union the united kingdom and the united states gathered in the german city of potsdam danger up a new map of europe from the end of nazi occupation during world war two leaders from the three allied nations having secured the unconditional surrender of nazi germany sat down together in an attempt to establish a post-war order as a result germany was divided into four zones and controlled by the forces the conference which discussed the possibility of soviet forces joining the allied fight in the far east started just weeks before the us dropped the atomic bomb on japan. that is on the director of the world history institute says the conference marked the last time the allies work together before the cold war they also showed how partners can put aside their differences in pursuit of a common goal. to convince a growing with the main purpose of a portsdown conference was to draw a final line on the war was the last time the allies were working together and not engage in the cold war it also showed that as in every

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. >>> hello, and welcome to "bbc world news," broadcast in the united kingdom and around the world. the venezuelan government has given the colombian embassy 72 hours to pack up and leave. following accusations by the colombian government that venezuela tolerates left-wing guerrilla groups operating on its soil. the move comes after colombia showed videos and photographs to supporters at a special session of the organization of american states. in washington, our correspondent reports. >> ties between venezuela and colombia have been strained for months. the colombian government's accusation that venezuela harbors left-wing leaders on its soil was the final step for president chavis -- chavez. >> because of this aggression, we have no other choice but to break our relations with our brother nation columbia of. >> he unleashed a furious attack on the venezuelan president, branding him a criminal and madman, all of it watched by the somewhat bemused argentine football legend maradona, who was in venezuela to promote football in the oil-rich nation. in washington, the organization of a

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releasing the lockerbie bomber, the largest act of terrorism ever committed in the united kingdom was completely wrong. he showed his victims no compassion. they were allowed to die in their -- were not allowed to die in their beds. neither should that callous killer have been given that luxury. that was not the decision taken by bp. it was a decision taken by the scottish government. we are -- where power is in scotland, that is the decision they took. i know that the committee is looking into these missions -- issues. my foreign secretary has said the government's position. >> president obama laid out his opinion on the release of abdel al-megrahi. >> we should have all the facts. they should be laid out there. i have confidence the prime minister's government will be cooperative in making sure the facts are there. that will not negate the fact that as the prime minister indicated, it was a poor decision. and one that not only ran contrary to how we should be treating terrorists, but also it did not reflect the incredible pain that the families were affected still suffer to this day

in the united kingdom is available in the house bill and the one who took the old way even if. it doesn't hold much of the millstone hutto some country house. the bull tells. the crims to feed. the oil the ruben's hotel. the u.s. government's program to help those facing foreclosure comes under attack as a community organization steps in to help desperate homeowners. defense secretary admits. troops used depleted uranium during the iraq war in two thousand and three which may have led to high radiation levels across the country. freezing your future clinic the only one in europe where you can put your brain or body on. a second chance at life.

in the united kingdom is available in the house bill and. the old way even if. it gets a little certain the hotel some country house. the bull tells the rim brant the crew me to feel. the oil pull the ruben's hotel. barassi exposure is the biggest leak in u.s. military history reveals major cover ups over the war in afghanistan but is it old news rather than revelation. space to call home it's ten years now since the international space station first became habitable when a russian module with life support systems docked with the orbiter. and abandoned to be adopted party looks at the concept of baby boxes where mothers can anonymously leave for newborns with hope for a better life. a . little after eleven pm here in moscow now welcome if you just joined us you're watching our t.v. with the top stories for you and a massive leak of more than ninety thousand secret u.s. military files as expose cover ups over the war in afghanistan the classified documents include reports of deaths.

as the bp board was meeting greenpeace activists in the united kingdom shutdown dozens of service stations have announced they're changing the boss and i think that we want to do is make them not just rearrange but actually look at the whole future direction of the company. >> tony award is not leaving british petroleum he espied overseeing the company's biggest project which is a joint venture with russia. >> as leaked documents on the african war are causing a lot of anger the president talked about all this publicly today he is trying to play down city's very concerned but he doesn't think there was any really new information leaked. the top u.s. military officer disagrees he argues the leak could put american lives at risk. he said there is concern now about people in pakistan and afghanistan who work for the u.s.. the documents were posted on the with the leaks website. a corruption trial wrapping up there is going to court today attorneys get to very different descriptions of the former illinois governor in their closing arguments today. if prosecutors say he's a scheming politicians

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in the united kingdom is available in the house bill and. the old waving her to make it illegal search of the mill stone hotel country house. the. towns to remember the crimean defeat. the oil the rubens hotel. the u.s. senate debates obama's course in afghanistan critics doubt the fact that most of the new thirty three billion dollars cash injection for the camping. spot in the u.s. continues as a lot of woman is arrested for possession of controlled military equipment. and a judge in russia's far east bad websites with extremist content including the popular video sharing site in a ruling that's already raising fears for freedom of speech and. more hot debate for you now on cross talk as diplomats try to restart middle east peace talks peter lavelle of the us israeli alliance is a small part of the problem as the solution that's coming your way in just a moment. if you. want to. welcome to cross talk about toward a two state solution the talks for talks think the obama administration has publicly mended fences with israel after a chill in

the fingerprints and the blood is on the hands of the united kingdom government, the scottish government, the american government as well as big business. >> reporter: now, even if b.p. broke no laws at all, the new controversy is certainly more bad p.r. for the embattled oil giant. meanwhile, megrahi will remain free since at this point no one can do anything about that. katie? >> couric: and, bob, how will u.s. officials get to the bottom of all this? >> reporter: well, mostly they'll have to use public outrage to pressure officials in the u.k. for better answers about potential links between b.p. and the terrorists and there will be plenty of political noise, congress has a hearing later this month. also, the british p.m. is in town to meet president obama next week and b.p. will certainly be on the agenda. >> couric: in other news tonight, one way the government plans to pay for health care reform is by cracking down on medicare fraud. tonight, elaine quijano tells us dozens of people have been arrested including doctors, patients, and clinic owners accused of scamming medicare out o

in the united kingdom is available in the house bill and if you want to go to the old waverly hotel they can hold her to the millstone hutto country house. the bill clinton's the rembrandt the groom the chesterfield the montague hotel the royal the rubens hotel. the latest headlines and the week's top stories here's our team international threat members of two terrorist cells have been arrested on suspicion of planning attacks on russian cities both groups are believed to have links with global terrorism. startling statistics three decades twenty five million deaths and over sixteen million infections much to talk about at the international aids conference which starts today. kidnap infusion the us media claims that an iranian scientist who says he was abducted by american secret services was spying for washington. drawing up record high temperatures in russia are causing widespread crop failure forcing desperate farmers to seek state support.

his election victory in may this year indicates the strength of the bonds that tie india and the united kingdom>> singh also said he wants to double the amount of bilateral trade over the next five years. >>> pakistan is experiencing the heaviest rainfall recorded in the past 35 years. monsoon rains have triggered flooding and mudslides, leaving close to 80 people dead, according to local authorities. 250 to 300 millimeters of rain pounded parts of the northwest region over a period of 36 hours. military troops and rescue teams are trying to help thousands of people who remain stranded in their homes. however, the bad weather is hampering rescue efforts, and helicopters cannot be sent in. the death toll may rise as pakistan's weather officials warn that torrential rains are forecast to continue in the northwest. >>> the association of southeast asian nations plans to arrange a regular defense ministers conference with eight countries in the pacific basin. this year's host, vietnam, announced on thursday that the first asean meeting will be held on october 12th in the capital, hanoi. natural dis

in the united kingdom is available in the house bill and. the old way even if. it gets in the mill stone hotel some country house. the bull tells. the criminal to feel. the oil the rubens hotel. the light from the russian capital this is a russian investigation into the sinking of a south korean warship in a u.s. led invasion investigation that blames the communist north that's according to a self korean newspaper. the stop the war coalition in the u.k. says recently leaked documents. could mark the beginning of the end for the campaign in one thousand pages detail civilian deaths at the hands of nato troops. piles of dangerous chemicals could reach the russian border within a week after being washed into a river by floods in north eastern china. but also reporting on t.v. fix morgan scorching temperatures gripping moscow as the mercury reaches a second record in a week a little relief is expected over the weekend with rain fall comes. the moment the news continues in less than half an hour in the mean time we have. and co-host stacey herbert's giving us an insi

seven million dollars each company from southeast asia next week at farnborough airshow in the united kingdom earlier c.e.o. said the company would supply the first three super jets this year. and that will keep you update this hour i'll be back with more in fifty minutes from. the. in-laws go out is available in the marines grand hotel which colson royal marriage or orange renaissance coolio.

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the united kingdom. government for the awful contamination that almost certainly taking place. it is ten minutes past the hour here in the russian capital you are with are now the risks posed by cheap goods made with chemicals come under investigation in our special report we explore the hidden dangers of innocent looking toys and copies of designer goods that's in the next hour right here on r.t. . the areas which are made to police children. and their health. insurance illness is the only person. to secure ourselves against. women in estonia face the highest gender pay gap in the entire european union according to a eurostar report that women earn an average of thirty percent less than their male counterparts with most politicians turning a blind eye to the problem women are scared to protest about their equal rights. today the sun is shining on olga it's a break from her hard working life learning money to raise her son but as a single mom she has to sweat it out to the factory just to bring in a me get paid. just to put it to grads it's thirty three degrees celsius in their

the united kingdom . government for the awful contamination that almost certainly taken place. british m.p. paul flynn there on the dangers of depleted uranium weapons. well you are with are still ahead for you this hour putting life on ice. and the head of aid refrigerator gets stored in this liquid nitrogen field of the crowd there was says he can't make any promises but this one might just be a way to get him to like we reserve the only facility in europe that claims to offer the prospect of life after death by freezing their clients' brains and bodies . also ahead on your bike russia's prime minister joins a cloud rider showing off their wheels in crimea. but the wage gap between men and women in estonia is the widest in the whole of the european union that's according to the e.u.'s own figures most women are a third less than men and it's the russian speaking minority that suffers the most . investigates. today the sun is shining on olga it's a break from our hard working life running money to raise her son but as a single mom she has to swear to town to the factory just t

in the united kingdom is available in. the uk to see one who took. her turn to get him closer to the mill stone which no country holds. the. materials to remember the creamy the feel. the oil the rubens hotel. led the u.s. congress to green light billions more dollars for the we're now down a sound some of the lake is still on the move say funding to more people paying with that like. access to deny a noble you tube in parts of russia's far east to support pulls the plug on the popular video sharing site for spreading extremism. with their ethic tells you to collect on a dream sit in check retirement hangs in line bounce to help with the government. and on the business desk we'll be looking at russia's biggest privatized sation in more than fifteen years i'll have that i'm more in just twenty minutes on. a very warm welcome. from moscow i'm alex habits an additional thirty three billion dollars is heading to the afghan war effort home after the move was approved by the u.s. congress the huge cash injection comes despite a lack of thousands of classif

among those attending were iraqi kurds who in earlier times had taken shelter in the united kingdom fleeing persecution by saddam hussein. now business and political leaders in their own semi-autonomous region, they were back with a message ---- kurdistan is a haven of peace and the gateway to iraq. >>salih: kurdistan is a stable, secure part of iraq and has a friendly business environment, and i cannot think of a better place to set up a base to service this promising, emerging market of kurdistan and the larger iraqi market. >>reporter: anyone taking up the invitation would be joining some big names already there >>rahman: i would like to encourage those of you who haven't yet been to kurdistan to go and see for yourselves what is possible, to see for yourselves why brands like pepsi, coca cola, lafarge, rotana, lufthansa are investing and doing trade with kurdistan and iraq. >>reporter: but despite the promise of a bright future, the dark past was also present. >>bakir: the people of kurdistan have survived a difficult and tragic history. under the previous regime we suffered what has no

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one point seven million dollars the company from southeast asia next week on for air show in the united kingdom only assume c.e.o. said the company would supply the first three super jets this year. looking at the markets now european markets are mixed this hour london is trading next to negative while dax is gaining about a quarter of a percent barclays. puts you down two point two percent and diner is gaining almost over a percent in frankfurt here in russia equity markets i'm moderately up this hour the r.t.s. is over less than a percent and m i six is gaining around a less than a quarter of a percent most of the blue chips are trading in the black on the wires six north korea kills burbank and gas on top when there's a list gaining one point three and one point seven percent on the r.t.s. well those hydros losing half a percent on the my six. that's all for now but you can always log on to our website artie dot com slash business and five more stories there are join me at twenty past the hour humph.

and literatures on fundamental constitutional and political reform which affects all parts of the united kingdom and indeed will affect the composition of the literatures. will the prime minister discuss with the administrations and it necessary revised its proposals in light of what it has to say and have a proper respect agenda? >> of course, these discussions need to take place and they will take place. but i listened -- let me answer the question very directly 'cause i listened very comments on this issue. the date and the nature of the referendum is a westminster parliament issue and it's right. it is brought before the westminster parliament first. it doesn't make sense to to take it in other parliaments and other assemblies first. that's the way to do it. >> order. let me just say to the house that members shouldn't shout at the prime minister in that way. first of all, it is rude. secondly, it delays the progress of our proceedings. and we really musn't have it. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can the prime minister reassure victims in my constituency that this government remains committed an

in the united kingdom is available in. the pool. the crim to feel. the oil the ruben's her. face. watching r t six thirty in the morning fear in moscow and new all the top stories control and a man haunted washington after the u.s. military reports of the afghan war revealed civilian deaths former american soldiers say the country should focus on examining the cold war their methods not to expose them some claim to have this new orders to kill everyone inside if. new sanctions on iran from the town that are calm will go far from russia moscow says the move falls outside a recent u.n. resolution and undermine its efforts to resolve the nuclear issue. once moving the goal boxed lothians living off charity slammed the government for doing nothing to help the country recover from the financial meltdown moving menu to fend for themselves lucky used to be the fastest growing economy but suffered more than other member states from the recession. i'll be back with more headlines in half an hour but between and now and then max cars are and stacy herbert.

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your majesty, for your dedication to the united kingdom and the commonwealth, to the united nations and our common values, we say thank you and welcome. we wish you continuing good health and we are happy to havee you today. thank you very much. [applause] >> i have the honor to invite your majesty, queen elizabeth ii, to address the general assembly. >> mr. president, secretary general, members of the general assembly, i believe i was last year in 1957. since then, i have traveled widely and met many leaders, ambassadors, and statesman from around the world. i address you today as queen of the 16 united nations member states and as head of the commonwealth of the 54 countries. i have also witnessed a great change, much of it for the better, particularly in the science, technology, and social attitudes. remarkably, many of these about not because of government, committee resolutions,,or central directives, although all of these have played a part, but instead because millions of people around the world have wanted them. for the united nations, these subtle yet significant changes in the

the united kingdom . government for these awful contamination it's almost certainly taken place british m.p. paul flint there on the dangers of the pleated uranium weapons. well you are with god still ahead for you this hour putting life on ice. and the heads of eight refrigerating are stored in this liquid nitrogen field crabbier we says it can't make any promises but this might just be a way to get a paper to my weaver is the only facility in europe that claims to offer the prospect of life after death by freezing their clients brains and bodies. also ahead a revving up to remember those who fought against nazi germany in the second world war. by could show off their skills and wheels in crimea. the wage gap between men and women in a stone is the widest in the whole of the european union this according to the e.u.'s own figures most women earn a third less than men and it's the russian speaking minority that suffers the most . and discovers. today the sun is shining on olga it's a break from a hard work

lockerbie bomber and mass murderer of 270 people, the largest act of terrorism ever committed in the united kingdom, was completely wrong. he showed his victims no compassion. >> reporter: democrats on capitol hill are calling for an investigation into claims that b.p. lobbied the british government to release megrahi in return for a multibillion dollar oil deal with libya. today, cameron defended his decision not to open an inquiry and he evaded the question of whether b.p. had a role in al megrahi's release. >> the role of b.p. and any lobbying they might have done is an issue for b.p. and an issue that they should explain themselves. >> reporter: b.p. has denied the allegations, but secretary of state hillary clinton traveling overseas called for an investigation of b.p.'s possible role in al megrahi's release. today president obama agreed but picked his words carefully to avoid public disagreement with cameron. >> we should have all the facts, they should be laid out there. >> reporter: the two leaders also found time to discuss the u.s.-british special relationship and even took a long tour of

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