he's from star totty don't come. if. it is easy to look it's. easy to feel. some. six. ft. five. asked. to. be a. welcome back to spotlight we're not in just a reminder that my guest on the show today is that is that sajad the iranian ambassador to russia and your excellency we've started talking about the april round of negotiations of iran and the group of six do you think a compromise is possible. well i think that he thought only of france in the five plus one group were to observe international arrangements and moral principles in dealing with. a solution would be easy to find. but unfortunately in the past we have seen the western nations internationally use the nuclear issue as a pretext for exerting pressure on iraq. i will give you an example at some point the west made a proposition to ram suggesting that instead of producing our own three point five percent enriched uranium we could acquire twenty percent enriched uranium from that stuff but that was seen as a very promising confidence building measure with help from turkey and brazil we dock to do resolutions in tehra

is from star totty dot com. hello this is r t live from moscow is kevin owen here tonight with our top stories from the last seven days and first call finance peace mission could be the last chance for syria to avoid a civil war russia outlines its outlook of the conflict to the peace envoy here in moscow today. also the killing of a to lose government uncovers a bigger problem in france's experts highlight the dangerously widespread social exclusion of minorities despite decades of attracting immigrants. and punishment for bad behavior by a promise to north korea if it goes ahead with its controversial satellite launch. back in half an hour's time with the news in full here on r t moscow next though we meet the people who devoted their lives to saying no to nukes in the front line quest against nuclear arms. the nuclear age is the first sixty years oh. i can describe exactly how an underground test was. the re one zero or more you couldn't hear anything about their was no noise at all of the the ground lifted u

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these firms totty dot com. the headlines on r.t. and the accusations over who's behind the weekend of bombings in syria fly between rebels and the government with damascus claiming saudi arabia and qatar left traces of their involvement at the crime scenes. post a revolution the old ways are still dominate in egypt with critics accusing the new is the most strong parliament of turning the constitutional assembly into a farce. u.s. police received death threats after a crackdown on occupy protesters marking the six month anniversary of the movement with peaceful demonstrations. tartus got some us sporting action here on r.t. with. well welcome to sport on r.g.p. broadcasting from the school with lieberman calls for him and these are just some of the stories that we're covering for you this hour. calm down starts a coach melody corbin urges players to keep their cool ahead of the moscow darby with arch rivals say sky. plus dancing for joy world number one victoria azarenka thrashes maria sharapova again to claim the indian wells aroun

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whose friends talk totty dot com. the headlines on our t.v. and the breaking of the deadlock russia says it's ready to back a u.n. action on syria indorsing the peace plan put forward by the world's body's envoy to the country but moscow warns it will continue to oppose any draw that forces an ultimatum on the syrian government. dozens are killed and over a hundred injured in the latest spate of violence across iraq just a day after the night kind of verse three of the start of the u.s. led invasion that comes ahead of a key arab league summit to be held in baghdad the country's first since the american troop withdrawal in december. and thousands of construction workers in the u.k. are struggling for employment demanding justice after learning there were placed on a secret black list supported by the police they believe they were singled out for whistle blowing about the safety issues on building sites it's time now for the latest from the world of sports with. well welcome to sport coming to see a live from moscow with me re montreal straight

planes down totty don't come. to keep the stupid. thing to. blow in welcome across the uk i'm beautiful about the return of lot of mir putin to the russian presidency how did the campaign change russian politics how will russia transform over the next sixty years and has a new dialogue started within society about the country's future. to take. cross-talk a new period in russian politics i'm joined by john laughlin in paris he is director of studies at the institute of democracy in cooperation in london we have married a chef the she is the chief editorial writer and a columnist at the independent and here in the studio with me is ben eris he is editor in chief of business new europe or across the uk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want but i'm going to go to you first here in the studio was this election a game changer how what was this election different from previous elections it was different in the sense that you know it was a lot more democratic in some versions and it's it had to play to the gallery in the way tha