the duran dot com also in london we have charles shoe bridge he is a security analyst and a former u.k. army and counterterrorism intelligence officer and in brussels we cross to any much shown she is a former british intelligence officer and writer or a cross talk rose in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate alexander macarius i'd like to go to an article that you just recently wrote and the title is very telling to resume and now demands russia provide prove itself innocence and that's a very curious form of jurisprudence isn't it isn't that backwards what she's asking go ahead. well that is exactly what she's asking because she's asking that by a certain specified time russia is supposed to say that provide the evidence that will prove that it was not russian the russian state that did this thing now that completely reverses the burden of proof which is that some beauty is assumed to be innocent until they're proved guilty and it that it is the person who makes the accusation who is supposed to prove it and.

the duran dot com also in london we have charles shoe bridge he is a security analyst and a former u.k. army and counterterrorism intelligence officer and in brussels we cross to any much shown she is a former british intelligence officer and writer or across time pros in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate alexander macarius i'd like to go to an article that you just recently wrote and the title is very telling to resume the now demands russia provide prove itself innocence and that's a very curious form of jurisprudence isn't it isn't that backwards what she's asking go ahead. well that is exactly what she's asking because she's asking that by a certain specified time rusher is supposed to say that provide the evidence that will prove that it was not russian the russian state that did this thing now that completely reverses the burden of proof which is that some beauty is assumed to be innocent until they're proved guilty and it that it is the person who makes the accusation who is supposed to prove it and this is a complete reversal of a principle th

belfast agreement those institutions are not working incidentally but the belfast agreement to end u.k. army slaughter of catholics and ira bombs in london are arguably not in the spirit of u.k. foreign policy today britain de facto supports what damascus calls terrorism it supports saudi bombing of yemen even inviting a saudi prince to london next week when it comes to oil interests in order to the pentagon it seeks the overthrow of governments one in particular venezuela the nation with the world's largest known resources of oil a march in support of president maduro is shed ewald in london for ten days time with dora's foreign minister.

fast agreement those institutions are not working incidentally but the belfast agreement to end u.k. army soldier catholics and ira bombs in london are arguably not in the spirit of u.k. for. in policy today britain de facto supports what damascus calls terrorism it supports saudi bombing of yemen even inviting a saudi prince to london next week when it comes to oil interests not arguably allied to the pentagon it seeks the overthrow of governments one in particular venezuela the nation with the world's largest known resources of oil a march in support of president maduro is shed ewald in london for ten days time but dora's foreign minister or hate joins me now thank you so much jeff foreign minister for coming again on going underground first of all the news that general elections have been delayed one day since last year we've been talking with the opposition we had today other protests in dominican republic it was working very well we had very important that vance's and finally when the opposition and the government had to saying we traveled to santo domingo the president maybe now was

scientists today investigate i'm joined now by philip ingram a twenty seven year veteran of the u.k. army intelligence corps worked in iraq northern ireland and yugoslavia philip thanks for coming on just before we get on to the atrocity in wilcher why you appearing on the this kremlin controlled network that two resumes countenance will handing off been given new editorial direction as to what it is and to say or not to say so you know i believe in free speech and you're giving me free speech so we'll get the message out well let. get this you believe the prime minister which says the only credible explanation it went from highly likely to credible explanation to plausible is that russia is responsible for the attempted murder of the scribbles i do. do for a number of reasons but you you mentioned just before i came on about other countries that there's been reports that they produce no beatup style agents nobody talks for a group there are so many different chemicals that could fall within the group and as a group but the international community knew very very little about it remember t

the duran dot com also in london we have charles shoe bridge he is a security analyst and a former u.k. army and counterterrorism intelligence officer and in brussels we cross to any much shown she is a former british intelligence officer and writer or across time pros in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate alexander macarius i'd like to go to an article that you just recently wrote and the title is very telling to resume net.

the duran dot com also in london we have charles shoe bridge he is a security analyst and a former u.k. army and counterterrorism intelligence officer and in brussels we cross to any much shown she is a former british intelligence officer and writer or across top roles in effect that means.

scientists today investigate i'm joined now by philip ingram a twenty seven year veteran of the u.k. army intelligence corps worked in iraq northern ireland and yugoslavia philip thanks for coming on just before we get on to the atrocity in wilcher why you appearing on the this kremlin controlled network that two resumes countenance well handing off been given new editorial direction as to what it is and to say or not to say so you know i believe in free speech and you're giving me free speech so we'll get the message out well. get this you believe the prime minister which is the only credible explanation it went from highly likely to credible explanation to plausible is that russia is responsible for the attempted murder of the scribbles i do. do for a number of reasons but you you mentioned just before i came on about other countries that there's been reports that they produce no be top style agents nobody talks for a group there are so many different chemicals that could fall within the group and as a group the international community knew very very little about it remember the o.p.c.

the duran dot com also in london we have charles shoe bridge he is a security analyst and a former u.k. army and counterterrorism intelligence officer and in brussels we cross to any much shown she is a former british intelligence officer and writer or across time pros in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate alexander macarius i'd like to go to an article that you just recently wrote and the title is very telling to resume the now demands russia provide prove itself innocence and that's a very curious form of jurisprudence isn't it isn't it backwards what she's asking go ahead well that is exactly what she's asking because she's asking that by a certain specified time russia is supposed to say the provide the evidence that proves that it was not russian the russian state that did this thing now that completely reverses the burden of proof which is that some of it see is assumed to be innocent until they're proved guilty and that it is the person who makes the accusation who is supposed to prove it and this is a complete reversal of a principle that has u

scientists today investigate i'm joined now by philip ingram a twenty seven year veteran of the u.k. army intelligence corps worked in iraq northern ireland and yugoslavia philip thanks for coming on just before we get on to the atrocity in wilcher why you appearing on the this kremlin controlled network that to resume is counted and will handing off been given the editorial direction as to what it is and to say or not to say so you know i believe in free speech and you're giving me free speech so we'll get the message out well let. get this you believe the prime minister which says the only credible explanation it went from highly likely to credible explanation to plausible is that russia is responsible for the attempted murder of the scruples i do. do for a number of reasons but you you mentioned just before i came on about other countries that there's been reports that they produce no study agents or talks for a group there are so many different chemicals that could fall within that group and as a group the international community knew very very little about it remember the o.p.c. w. .

u.k. says syrian army soldiers have taken control of the region's main highway effect. really dividing into several parts the area in green is known rebel controlled territory syrian state media say the army has taken the challenge. and. that means the largest town in the enclave has been surrounded the rebel forces on to speeching those claims this comes as syrian state t.v. showed a group of rebel fighters in their families evacuating on a government bus most of the population however remains trapped in the besieged city syrian state t.v. showed these images of a small group of al nusra front fighters and their families boarding a bus in eastern guta it's said to be taken to areas controlled by the government and it's promising them safe passage to rebel held live province even though the government views them as terrorists. despite the profound devastation and most opposition groups are rejecting the government's offer to evacuate. earlier and emergency aid convoy delivered desperately needed supplies to residents this should be enough to feed twelve thousand people

u.k. . the syrian army's hold on eastern grows as a rebel group reaches a deal with russia to evacuate civilians. at least fifty killed after a bangladeshi ally in a crashes at nepal's katmandu. i'm reporting on the multiple threats to wildlife here from climate change to tears. i'm joined by. a greek football boss takes a gun to a title fight and it ends with the top player suspended. the british prime minister to resign may says it's highly likely that russia was behind the attempted murder of a former spy and his daughter this month sergei and euna script still critically ill in hospital after they will poison with a nerve agent that the prime minister says was developed in soviet times on a b. phillips has the story. the british police and military are still combing all over the town of salt but they and the government now believe they have some monsters that surrogates create paul and his daughter yulia were poisoned with a nerve agent developed by russia and that leads the prime minister to one of two conclusions either this was a direct shot by the russian state against our country or the

thousands of civilians are leaving after being surrounded by turkish troops and free syrian army fighters. and the u.k.'s prime ministers a reason may has been to the site of last week's nerve agent attack on a former spy and his daughter in the city of seoul spring a short time ago the u.k. france germany and the u.s. issued a joint statement holding moscow responsible for the attack. foreign ministers from three countries are meeting in the attorney in capital to discuss a funding crisis at a u.n. agency for palestinian refugees representatives from jordan sweden and egypt are in room for talks with the un secretary general and the underachieve the agency that helps more than five million palestinian refugees is experiencing one of its worst financial crises the u.s. the largest earner decided in january to cut millions in funding christopher gunness is the chief spokesman for the united nations relief and works agency he joins us now from rome chris gunness how much money do you need to get back to where you were well we began today with a deficit for two thousand and eighteen of four hundred and f

airport and road closures britain has even called out its army to battle the chaos after some of the worst weather it's seen in decades. the u.k. is digging out and bracing for more the extreme cold gripping europe has brought more than three days of unusually heavy snow to the british isles up to fifty centimeters of snow are expected in some parts airports and public transit are suffering from major delays and closures roads are shut people are stranded hundreds of vehicles have gotten stuck on roadways even all wheel drive ones have been no match for the treacherous conditions as one four by four driver found out it's quite hard to describe really there's a kind of apocalyptic sea and there's no emergency services no criticism of roads i mean there are hundreds of trucks you know cause this is everywhere. cost of owning cars scored extraordinary emergency services and even the british army are carrying out rescue operations though a gas shortage warning has been lifted residents have been stocking up on other essentials the wintry weather has taken many in the u.k. by surprise but for some it's just a matter of preparation

again the army has been deployed to the streets of seoul spring in the u.k. to remove contaminated food follows the nerve agent poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter both of whom remain in a critical condition. reports the focus of the investigation and paste have shifted to the cemetery and souls bury where there are the remains of a script files wife and son both of whom died in recent years and the police have deny that either of their bodies or their remains have been exuma however. a police ted has gone up in that cemetery and police officers have been seen removing objects from the scene the other major development in the story is the fact that the military has now been deployed to help with the investigation into the attack among those military experts who have been deployed there are contamination experts and also specialists who are helping to remove vehicles and objects from the scene including ambulances that may have been contaminated while they were treating the victims the home secretary visited souls' gray which is of course the sc

u.k. based monitoring group. says regime forces have seized around half of the region the syrian army and its allies claim to be in control of the entire area and what has not changed civilians caught in the firing line and united nations efforts to stop the fighting not working we begin tonight with this report. on a childhood from hell. the syrian civil defense workers must dig children out from the rubble after yet another bombing raid taking them to safety if anywhere in east ghouta is safe the united nations high commissioner for human rights says it's urgent to reverse course and refer the syrian regime to the international criminal court. this month it is east which is in the words of the sector general hell on earth. next month or the month after it will be someone else will people face an apocalypse an apocalypse intended planned and executed by individuals within the government apparently with the full backing of some of the foreign supporters. pro-government militias reinforced syria's regular troops. and the government itself is backed by iran. and especially russia which says it is coordinating with t

army fighters encircled it. russia's foreign ministry has called u.k. prime minister teresa mayes allegation that moscow was behind a nerve agent attack in england deeply and say specs on one side moscow was working on retaliatory measures for britain's expulsion of twenty three russian diplomats. in a labor is moving its corporate headquarters some london to the netherlands the anglo dutch conglomerate and sister decision is not to but it is a restructure it comes at a crucial point in britain's negotiations to leave the european union. south africa's dismissed an australian minister's comments that white farmer should get special basis as they face quote horrific circumstances minister peter dutton says a civilised country like australia should help the side of the ports of land seizures and violence in south africa's government says no one is in danger president cyril ramaphosa has vowed to speed up the legal redistribution of land from wealthy whites to poor blacks. i can say nom that we will not allow land grabs we will not allow land invasions and

flow again the army has been deployed to the streets of seoul spree in the u.k. to remove contaminated food it follows the new the agent poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter both of whom remain in critical condition. reports the focus of the investigation and paste have shifted to the cemetery and souls bury where there are the remains of sergei script house wife and son both of whom died in recent years and the police have deny that either of their bodies or their remains have been exuma however. police ted has gone up in that cemetery and . police officers have been seen removing objects from the scene the other major development in the story is the fact that the military has now been deployed to help with the investigation into the attack among those military experts who have been deployed there are contamination experts and also specialists who are helping to remove vehicles and objects from the scene including ambulances that may have been contaminated while they were treating the victims the home secretary visited soulsby which is of course th

and free syrian army fighters encircled it turkey launched the military assault in january to clear syrian kurdish forces that control the region russia's foreign ministry has called the u.k. prime minister to resign may's allegations that moscow was behind a nerve agent attack in england completely insane a spokeswoman said moscow was working on retaliate saree measures for britain's expulsion of twenty three russian diplomats the un security council discussed the incident at an emergency meeting on wednesday. well boris johnson the foreign secretary has been giving a round of interviews this morning he said that the expulsion of twenty three russian diplomats had gone far beyond what landed near putin would have bargained for and that the capacity of the russian state to spy here in the u.k. had been if this aerated that is severely weakened i quote for decades to come he said that there was something in the russian denials of its responsibility that was smug and sarcastic one of the biggest companies in the u.k. is closing down the london arm of his head office and moving his headquarters to the netherlands the decision by unilever will hit u.k. business sentiment as t

back the army has been deployed to the streets of souls bringing in the u.k. to remove contaminated vehicles the spoiler's the nerve agent poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter both of whom remain in a critical condition. the focus of the investigation and paste have shifted to the cemetery in seoul's bury where there are the remains of a script files wife and son both of whom died in recent years and the police have denied that either of their bodies or their remains have been exist however. police tell it has gone up in that cemetery and police officers have been seen removing objects from the scene the other major development in the story is the fact that the military has now been deployed to help with the investigation into the attack among those military experts to been deployed there are contamination experts and also specialists who are helping to remove vehicles and objects from the scene including ambulances that may have been contaminated while they were treating the victims the home secretary visited soulsby which is of course the scene

million new macdonald a million accolades what a delight if only to these army had the vision and then state of these three the u.k. wouldn't be in such a mess and from dave yellin who says much praise for various john major interviews this week but alex thomas interview of the former president of violin minimax leaves was better it watch to understand island border and why it's so important to support the e.u. project and to feel bret's it when philistine says hi alec could you please see if you can a few of the prickly most i'm going to see them later me here keep up the great work with the tail and it will tell charlie including the proclaimers that's an open invitation to come on the alex salmond chill and finally from loans winston i'm really enjoying the show and in particular the last few episodes and the impact to bret's and ireland great presentation style a pleasure to watch your show or thank you very much laughs now back to tires where you'll notice that normal service in the set has been resumed. among the star turns at last sunday's march for women in london was a speaker with the most famous name of

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u.k. membership with some key e.u. regulatory agencies. >> associate membership of these agencies is the army way to meet our objectivesse products only need to undergo one series of approval. these agencies have a critical role in setting and enforcing relevant rules. negotiatee able to membership, you would be evil twin sure we could continue to provide technical -- would be able to continue to provide technical expertise. mark: the spanish government is dismissing the latest efforts by catalan separatists to advance their independence move with madrid saying that a planned catalan government in exile would have no legal authority. a video message was released, saying separatists exiled in decided to create a catalan shadow government. it is a busy week in europe on its political comment or. two votes could set the political landscape of the european union. italy holds a national election. the antiestablishment five-star party is seen as the biggest risk to the euro and italian bond spreads. germany social democratic party also announces the result of its vote whether to join a grand coalition with chancellor angela

u.k. . hello i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up the syrian army's hold on eastern ghouta grows as a rebel group reaches a deal with russia to evacuate civilians. at least fifty killed after a bangladeshi airliner crashes at the poles katmandu airport. we report from the pristine continent of antarctica on the threat tourism is is to its wildlife. we begin here in london where the british prime minister has told parliament that it was highly likely that last go was behind the poisoning of a russian double agent sergei script ball and his daughter junia have been in hospital in a critical condition since march fourth when they were found unconscious outside a shopping center in the southern english cathedral city of souls bree tourism a told lawmakers that either the russian state was directly responsible for the poisoning or had allowed a nerve agent to get into the hands of others russia has denied any involvement in the attack it is now clear that mr script and his daughter were poisoned with a military grade nerve agent of the type developed by russia thi

u.k. call conviction islamic state follower who showed schoolchildren images of beheadings as he was attempting to create an army of young extremists that story's ahead and coming up to your not international western media speculate about an arms race between russia and america after president putin reveals details of his country's new and cutting edge nuclear arsenal put look close we look behind the headlines and see if they really reflect the reality of the situation plus two we're exclusively from the controversial leader of the dutch party for freedom has taken a battering at home for promoting russia netherlands relations during a recent visit here to moscow. and this is r.t. international just mentioned just turned midnight here in russia now start a brand new day is in this sunday the fourth of march good morning first in the headlines teacher at an islamic academy for eleven to fourteen year olds in england has been found guilty of trying to assemble an army of child terrorists to carry out attacks in london here's how the chief of the city's anti terror police described. during his time at the school.

u.k. court conviction islamic state follower who showed school children images of beheadings and was attempting to create an army of young extremists. western media speculates about an arms race between russia and america after with president putin revealed. details of his country's of new and cutting edge nuclear arsenal. and the dutch party for freedom's controversial leader. comes under fire at home for promoting a russian netherlands relations during a recent visit to moscow. you can visit our team dot com to get more on those and other stories becoming up to explore the latest financial scandals on the kaiser report stay with us.

u.k. court conviction islamic state follower who showed school children images of beheadings and was attempting to create an army of extremists the story ahead. to western media speculate about an arms race between russia and america after president putin reveals details of his country's new and cutting edge nuclear arsenal we look at whether those headlines reflect the reality of the situation. years clips of lee from the controversial leader of the dutch party for freedom has taken a battering at home for promoting russia netherlands relations during a recent visit to moscow. live this saturday night at eleven o'clock from r.t. h.q. moscow is kevin zero in with you with this thirty minute news update first the teacher at an islamic academy for eleven to fourteen year olds in england has been found guilty of trying to assemble an army of child terrorists to carry out attacks in london here's how the chief of the city's anti terror police described. during his time at that school. he was getting those children to reenact the westminster attack he was getting them to reenact not just the westminster attack but al

u.k. court conviction islamic state follower who showed schoolchildren images of beheading i was attempting to create an army of young extremists the full story coming up as well western media speculate about an arms race between russia and america after president putin reveals details of his country's new and cutting edge nuclear arsenal but we look at whether the headlines about it all reflect the reality of the situation and we hear exclusively to this of the controversial leader of the dutch party for freedom has taken a battering at hope for promoting russia netherlands relations during a recent visit to moscow.

u.k. court convicts an islamic state follower who showed school children images of beheadings and was attempting to create an army of young extremists. western media speculates about an arms race between russia and america after president putin reveals details of his country's new and cutting edge nuclear arsenal we look at whether the headlines reflect the reality of the situation. and we hear exclusively from the controversial leader of the dutch party for freedom who is under fire at home for promoting russia in other words relations during a recent visit to moscow.

the british army are carrying out rescue operations though a gas shortage warning has been lifted residents have been stocking up on other essentials the wintery weather has taken many in the u.k. by surprise but for some it's just a matter of preparation so it's a hard way nothing's on your doorstep but nothing so it just takes organization extreme winter conditions may continue through at least next week lacking sufficient funding and equipment for snow removal many local authorities can only hope that springtime weather is on its way. get your mind of our top story this hour campaign for italy's general election is entered its final day this after thousands turned out to protest the extreme right wing parties and wrapped up its campaign with a rally in the capital. this is the interview news live from berlin i'm brian thomas soon we will be with you at the top of the hour for the next program for me though in the entire news team thanks so much for joining us. stories that people the world over information. opinions they want to read stressed g.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch.

army and its allies in recent months. the board of cambridge analysts suspends of the firm seal alexander next after he was secretly filmed talking candidly about its operations the u.k. best company is alleged to have misused data it gleaned from some fifty million facebook users to manipulate public opinion in the run up to the twenty sixteen us presidential election cambridge analytic and facebook now face inquiries from authorities in the u.s. and europe former french president nicolas sarkozy is being held by police over allegations he received millions of dollars in illegal campaign financing for libya's late leader muammar qadhafi investigators are looking into claims the gadhafi regime gave saar cosi as much as sixty million dollars because he's always denied any wrongdoing. this in texas says set a hazardous materials team to fedex the airport near san antonio to investigate an explosion there package filled with nails and shrapnel exploded at the distribution center early on choose state the silicon into whether it was linked to a series of bombings in austin explosion on tuesday is the fifth in texas in the past nineteen days two men have been killed and s