it takes time to put on a dry suit as well as making thora checks on the equipment before finally getting used to the cold water. divers always had under the ice tethered to a safety line which is controlled by a team member above take their over your head your rope your role the first dive is always made by an experienced instructor you like to tosca is to learn to navigate on to the ice to exchange signals with your partner correctly and to control the equipment. i styling is fraught with danger the visibility beneath is only twenty to twenty five meters if the breathing apparatus fails the diver will not be able to surface immediately because of the ice above. the diver has to be aware of where the exit is. even in winter time life goes on under the white sea ice. on the seabed near the bolshoi christofi island there are underwater columns of kelp scattered about. cold water is the best environment for this seaweed. fish move slowly through the cold war to the sea bass are used to the divers and often let them come up very close. there looks a menacing and they're not even afraid of br

thora teams were afforded by the international criminal court to file a response to the. pre-trial train behind in the matter say from by the tenth of january. information concerning safe status and the libyan authorities intentions with respect to him polygonal forty's requested payment for filing their response security concerns my belief is that if the security concerns are so serious that they prevented the libyan authorities from filing a response to a court order then the necessary conclusion i have to draw is that the same security considerations would prevent a fair and effective trial in other words the libyan authorities should be ensuring safe is one hundred over to the hague in accordance with the arrest warrant could the fact that the whole investigation is taking so long be a red herring to make gadhafi is there to get away with us. the only person who has been seized of my request for an immediate investigation at this moment in time is the prosecutor. to question employees or even certain amount of bad faith on the part of the office the prosecutor who sai

heels in as they wait for a police crackdown after the deadline to leave their camps set by city or thora these past. and london security goes large for the upcoming summer olympics with tens of thousands of troops and high tech spy drones all that amid fears the spirit of the games will be damaged by the show of force. and coming up next here on our t.v. stay with us if you can as we sit down with m.e.p. martin from the u.k. conservative party to learn more about where the fallout over the years first e.u. bloc summit will be felt he watches nutz. today we're joined by more. from the u.k. conservative party and he's also the new head of the european conservatives and a reformist group at the european parliament thanks very much for joining us today the first question is the e.u. . president of the country over its controversial nuclear program statement british prime minister david cameron along with. merkel said that quote our message is clear we have no quarrel with the iranian people but the leadership has failed to restore international confidence in the exclusively peaceful nature o

critics cry foul as a bomber signs a bill into law giving the military more thora to detain people indefinitely without charge or trial if classed as terrorist suspects. plus the conflict in syria takes a new twist as arab league observers say the regime is pulled its forces back from flashpoint opposition strongholds demanded in the piece. costing lives twenty four hours a day this is r.t. a very warm welcome to. iran has successfully test fired several long range missiles on the last day of major naval exercises in international waters of the persian gulf it comes amid mounting western pressure on the country and its nuclear ambitions but iran says it's ready to counter any attack on countries like israel or the united states and has reacted angrily to new u.s. sanctions targeting its central bank and financial sector iran has been threatening to close the news what's most important all export. to the indian nation meanwhile the e.u. is mulling on him drago on the purchase of a radiant oil with a decision on that expected before the end of the month sire that mohammad marandi from the univers

have been making a stand against their government crying out over low wages rising corruption and or thora tarion tendencies hundreds of arrests dozens of injuries were reported during the clashes with police. listen to what it is that the people are demanding. things turn nasty in the streets as book arrest. protesters have been peaceful for the past few days but now the demonstrations turn violent. fighting as broken out between police and protesters just behind me you can see the protesters bringing up fences and now been expected to clash with the police line here they've started to throw bottles and other things at the police line and they're going to try and push these fantasies into the police line now. this is a voluntary one hope that they could avoid today but it seems that it has broken out after all there's a fence being thrown. earlier in the day thousands have poured into the remaining in capital to demand the resignation of the remaining president try and assess could this opposition politicians address the crowd will that mean you have come from all over the country means t

of benghazi they were protesting the slow pace on the direction of the reforms by the brand new war thora to use the demonstrators through start. building breaking windows damaging the car as well of empty seats chairman abdul jalil gunmen vented anger at the level of conversation they're perceived from the interim leaders for injuries sustained in their efforts to oust moammar gadhafi western companies meanwhile have flooded libya bombarding the state with offers to rebuild the infrastructure the government's help to destroy party talks on a boyfriend. they may have how to bring down the house. but they were very careful not to burn bridges as libya rises from the ashes of civil war become trees the poor the oil into the fire and now mining to gas sheen undoing the damage the believe that russia benefited more than all others from trading with that opposition is very widespread here and simply it's simply not true in two thousand and ten moscow was number seventeen on the least of libya's main trading partners accounting for just zero point four percent of its international trade the cou

thora is accused of destabilizing egypt the seems to be a strand of opinion inside the military inside the state machine that. is very disillusioned with the old friendship with the worst and maybe trying to find evidence to prove that some of the trouble on the streets some of the trouble in tahrir square has been in some way fostered by these n.g.o.s washington tirelessly repeats the old adagio of the importance of its relations with egypt as a key player in the middle east but blight talk may hide a very different agenda washington doesn't want stabilization they want to be permanent arnie's so that they can you know use that as a lever in the entire region egyptian activists aren't too happy with western help which they say can do more harm than good. i mean i don't like the way foreign countries put pressure on egyptian authorities that the pressure has to come from the egyptians and we as a human rights organization should provide it. motherly from us whatever their real reasons for the reigns of n.g.o.s offices the increasing internal strife in the country could portend a shipwr

italian or thora to say a sixty body has been found the wreckage of the ship capsized off italy's west coast email and was discovered wearing a life jacket in part of the boat that was not submerged the ship's captain is in custody and may face manslaughter charges it's claimed he abandoned the line before passengers and evacuated which he denies. these are in fact live pictures of that continuing rescue operation of that story we just mentioned. while fragments from russia's failed mars probe purpose grants have a form back to work but it's not a clear exactly where most of the probe burnt up in the atmosphere but about two hundred kilos of material made it through russia's military believes the deadly landed in the pacific ocean over a thousand kilometers off the chilean coast but this take experts claim there might also be pieces of course in the atlantic just off result the one hundred seventy million dollar probe was launched two months ago was supposed to collect so samples from a martian moon. but i told our t.v. look at how a change of power in georgia eighty years ago impacted

dig their heels in as they wait for a police crackdown after the deadline to leave their camp by all thora to use past . and london security goes large for the upcoming summer olympics with tens of thousands of troops and the high tech spy drones all that amid fears the spirit of the games will be damaged by the show for. worldwide news live from moscow city center this is c with me room received welcome to the program. syrian troops said to be pushing further into damascus into the suburbs around the city after seizing control of a key checkpoints and moving the front line away from the capital and as the unrest runs high moscow has offered itself as a stage for dialogue between the regime and the opposition rejecting talks with president assad but it's sarah first reports there are concerns that outside players determine to throw fuel on the fire behind all the refuse. with the stance of gunfire and that hillary. faced tests from the states and the increasing. international opinion britain needs to lead the way in making sure we tighten the sanctions the travel bans the. freezes. can be

massive six hundred sixty two billion dollars price tag but critics say the military will now have more thora to detain and interrogate people denying them of their basic constitutional rights. the right to come out of the program here on r.t. insight into enigma one of the few people able to shed some light on the new leader of the world's most secretive country the man north koreans are being urged to defend to the death. there's not much new year cheer from economists predicting a return to recession in europe for two thousand and twelve in fact leaders use new year messages to warn of hard times ahead for their countries german chancellor angela merkel. said europe was facing its most severe test in decades french president nicolas sarkozy has warned that the debt crisis blanketing the continent was far from over many governments have been forced to slash their spending to meet debt obligations as economic growth in europe has been at a standstill for months investment advisor patrick young says he doubts the single currency has a viable chance of survival over the next twelve months. unf

russians the chinese all the major powers the french the germans have an interest in preserving kinds of thora tarion systems you know even if they support of an ear of democracy that allow the status quo to remain which is you have countries which are geared towards accepting lots of military aid or lots of military purchases from various countries that come up to hundreds of billions of dollars orienting their economies towards exports and growth in a way that benefits you know the major global corporations and not their local people and keeps prices artificially low on the global market for many things that are important in the west so so in this year are they are they going to be forced to actually change their ways no certainly not because this is going to take years not certainly one year so the question really becomes is do you have globally and this is where new media and the ability of people in wisconsin in cairo and russia and moscow to talk to each other from below is so crucial are you going to have a discourse articulated from below that is coherent that is global that has simila