is very typical for the u.k. court system. the court has to determine the cause of the. court's recognized. was in fact killed doesn't support your version about him as a result of an accident. to that will be hearing this preliminary its objective was to deter. i mean the interested parties in the case these parties have been recognized myself mr litvinenko presented to absolve the u.k. government on the court's own initiative mr kaufman unless i'm mistaken there is no suggestion was made to recognize the russian government as an interested party as well i don't know that for certain people i know is that the coroner's court has submitted some questions to the russian embassy which is i understand quite a size the same question he says over and over whether we are him please of the. begin i have to repeat that that we were employees of the key g b during the use a saw a period and then we work for the federal guard service. there the next question is whether if he blew up residential houses in moscow in one thousand nine hundred ninety provoke a war in chechnya question

didn't is very typical for the u.k. court system. said the court is to determine the cause of. the current us courts recognize the name wasn't typed killed or doesn't support your version about him and as a result of an accident. the court has yet to look into that who would be hearing this preliminary its objective was to determine the interested parties in the case these parties have been recognised myself mr litvinenko representatives of the u.k. government on the court's own initiative mr coughed and unless i'm mistaken there is no suggestion was made to recognise the russian government as an interested party as well i don't know that for certain but losing it all i know is that the coroner's court has submitted some questions to the russian embassy which is i understand. sized the same question he says over and over whether we are him please of the. begin i have to repeat that that we were employees of the k.g.b. during the use a saw a period and then we work for the federal guard service. i didn't actually question is whether if as he blew up residential houses in moscow

u.k. supreme court he lost the high court battle last month to hold three will for questioning over alleged sex offenses as long as this case is politically motivated and is linked with the release of thousands of classified u.s. diplomatic cables the whistleblower now has a fortnight in which to formally lodge an appeal in his stay in britain is certain to stretch into twenty twelve. or so in japan it must be one of the most expensive car crashes in history take a look at these pictures of the routine crumple supercars including ferrari's would say these and a lamborghini strewn across a busy highway it amounts to. damage and happened after a group of enthusiasm for a ride to harass were witnesses say the cars were reaching speeds close to one hundred miles an hour when the crash occurred ten drivers one lives to although the injuries on the believed to be seen. coming out shortly be lavelle and i guess this f. the results of russia's parliamentary elections and cross talk but first will be latest news from the world of business with you via. poland a very warm welcome to the program and a

u.k. supreme court he lost a high court battle last month to hold his removal for questioning over alleged sex offenses darters have now ruled can make an application to the case highest court if the appeal have been denied that we can expound it would have been on the way to stockholm within ten days. at least of all the five tons of heavily radioactive water happened poorly leaked from japan's fukushima nuclear power plant some may have reached the pacific ocean according to the station's operator it given that given rise rather fresh concerns of the facility still poses an enormous threat to the environment nine months after it was struck by an earthquake and tsunami. eleven people are dead after a concrete wall collapsed in indonesia barring several homes and a housing complex people are still. investigating water cools the twenty three foot high wall to come crashing down which occurred during a heavy rain storm eight other victims suffered broken bones in a head when they need hadn't been. headline our special report on our obsession with all their lives taking priority of the people

u.k. supreme court he lost a high court battle last month to hold his removal for questioning over alleged sex offenses which sanj says his case is politically motivated in this link with the release of thousands of classified u.s. diplomatic cables the whistleblower now has a fortnight in which to formally lodge an appeal meeting his stay in britain is stretching to twenty twelve. this must be one of most expensive car crashes in history surely take a look at these pictures from japan a fourteen crumpled super cars including ferrari's the sadie's even a lumber gainey strewn across a busy highway it amounts to millions of dollars worth of damage happened after a group of enthusiasm went for a ride. didn't turn out well witnesses say the car's reaching speeds close to one hundred miles an hour when the crash ten drivers were hospitalized for their injuries not serious. in just a few minutes it's crosstalk paid lavelle is guess debate what the future holds for russia's parliament after sunday's election it's business now though with nuclear. hello and a very warm welcome to the program and a

u.k. supreme court now he lost the high court battle last month to hold his removal for questioning over alleged sex offenses a son says his case is politically motivated and is linked with the release of thousands of classified u.s. diplomatic cables to whistleblower. now as a fortnight in which to formally lodge an appeal being a stay in britain certain to stretch into twenty twelve. week after being extradited to the netherlands for brive rico state of law was appeared at the international criminal court he became the first former head of state to face judges at the court prosecutors say around three thousand people died in the violence that followed by was released to concede electoral defeat last year but has been charged with crimes against humanity including rape and. british m.p.'s are staging a debate seeking we're going to go see a show of what they see as a biased extradition treaty with the united states agreed in the chaotic aftermath of nine eleven it allows washington to demand the extradition of any u.k. citizen without evidence of any crime and britain's bound to comply but it's

u.k. supreme court he lost a high court battle last month to hold his removal for questioning over alleged sex offenses and says his case is politically motivated and is linked with the release of thousands of classified u.s. diplomatic cables the whistleblower now is got a fortnight in which to formally lodge an appeal meaning you stay in britain this stretch into twenty twelve. in japan and it must be one of the most expensive car crashes in history take a look at these pictures of fourteen crumpled super cars including ferrari's missing. these in a lamborghini strewn across a busy highway it amounts to millions of dollars of damage and happened to a group of enthusiasm went for a ride to have a shima witnesses say the cars were reaching speeds close to under miles an hour in the crash ten drivers were hospitalized although the injuries believed to be serious that went badly wrong. a stop to a two year title drought a big day in the world of golf gets a sweeping victory find it we're talking about that in about twenty minutes not in our sports bullet in next so we have got the business f

settled by default because the accused including iran's supreme leader did not appear in court so i present the u.k. based our boys association says u.s. courts up their size and playing a part in a smear campaign against iran. the usa courts if it accepts to hold a trial in the absence of the accused it would be violating all norms of justice anywhere including what the u.s. law requires the usa is trying to extricate itself from iraq and afghanistan i don't think it is in a position to go into another country and iran is three times as big as iraq well i think there are plans in into that direction but i think i don't think the usa at the present moment is capable of doing that i don't think it has the force to do that or the economy but i think the western powers at the present moment using a number of issues the policy thing so they would talk about nuclear power in iran but they wouldn't talk about the nuclear power in israel and when it comes to the war on terror war on terror depends on who is the friend of the west the country which is friendly to the western countries it doesn't support te

u.k. thank. a u.s. military court has a pretrial hearings in the case of alleged whistleblower bradley manning by rejecting a defense request that the presiding officer steps down they claim has all the role investigating the founder of wiki leaks makes him finest private manning who served as an intelligence analyst in baghdad is accused of leaking classified military and diplomatic data to the whistleblower website he has already been held in detention for nineteen months and could face life in prison or even a death sentence if found guilty former cia officer ray mcgovern says the american people did need to know about an aged abuses carried out by the u.s. army. these charges are greatly overwrought. gates this term so there has been no indication of serious damage to u.s. personnel or those who cooperate with the united states what's the damage is is the revelation of things that the american people should know about and that's what bradley manning was doing by his own players own e-mail see indicated that he wan

u.k. and france a barely passed by a margin of fifty point four percent to forty nine point seven percent in germany it was sent to the constitutional court which in the end the voting yes and the u.k. it eats through parliament under unprecedented pressure so while it's safe to say the e.u. experiment was one hatched in the mind of a few wise men pushed onto the people of europe at this point it just might be too big to fail not saving the euro at this point means a lot of pain and suffering for a lot of people and not only in europe now finally i want to respond to a kind of you or liberty in anarky tweeted that us russia today i recommend it to people who don't believe whatever they're told and more importantly to those who do at r.t. dot com and at the alone a show so thank you for the recommendation i like to think that my finest not only challenging the m.s.m. but also all of our preconceived notions about how the world works that's of my ranting today but i'll be back with more as usual later in the week. the sky. the light will come and. so lest you carriers will be singing. all right so tonight we have a glimmer of hope from sena

u.k. economy are simply unacceptable. bradley manning, the american soldier accused of leaking classified documents to the wikileaks website has made his first appearance in a military court. 10 people have been killed. several others injured in western kazakhstan. clashes took place between police and strike oil workers campaigning for higher wages since may. >> this is a celebration that the authorities were hoping to see. scuffles between protesters and police turn into the deadliest unrest in kazakhstan's recent history. the protesters are oil workers who have been on strike since may. the oil company, the main employer in this town, declared their action illegal and fired them. in protest, the workers have been occupying the main square since july. the frustration boils over on friday, when local government burst in to halt independence day celebrations. they set a christmas tree on fire. a number of government buildings were also set ablaze. the authorities say the protesters attacked police officers who were forced to fire back. >> according to initial data, 10 people were killed as a result of mass disorder. there are also some wounded, including police officers.

court. the yacht was attacked in 2008. the french forces stormed the vessel two weeks after it was captured. one of the u.k.'ading universities, the london school of economics has been heavily criticized in a report for accepting large donations with donations. the university said it will implement all the report's recommendations and it had already brought in many of the advised changes. let's head to singapore. the central banks have taken new steps to support the global financial system. >> that's right, and the action it assigned basically to prevent a credit crunch that might threaten the survival of the euro zone. they approved of the move after signs the european banks stopped lending to each other. for more we go to michelle. >> the reaction was swift, within minutes of the announcement, share prices rose in markets across the world, including the u.s. >> with this news out of europe that the liquidity crisis might offensive board verted at least for the time being, the financials have led the way today. >> what impressed the market was action taken here inside america's central bank. the federal res

servants are protesting schools hospitals airports courts government buildings all being affected by the strike which is the largest in over a generation and the u.k. since the winter of discontent according to the guardian. the newspaper the u.k. one hundred thousand of its one thousand seven hundred schools in england and wales are closed or partially closed and roughly six thousand non-urgent operations in hospitals were cancelled the occupy london movement made their voice heard today storming the offices of mining companies disaster up the and heart that targeting the highest paid c.e.o. in the u.k. they made it all the way to the roof of the building and hung a banner that read all cower to the ninety nine percent before police regained control so where did the british government go wrong and where is the sort of social unrest that were seen springing up all around the world taking us our birman joins me now is a contributing writer to the nation and author of the book herding donkey's the fight to rebuild the democratic party and reshape american politics ari welcome back to haiti thanks for having me thanks for joining us two million peopl

u.k. they were told to leave the country the protesters stormed british diplomatic calm . pounds in tehran western officials blame iran's leadership for allegedly endorsing the attacks crowds of students gathered at tehran's court to show their support for the diplomats and chant anti british slogans. clashes between rioters and the police in southern route of seen at least one person killed over twenty wounded furious demonstrators blocked the pan-american highway protesting against the expansion of a local prison and the skirmish flared up when police arrived at the scene to disperse the crowd and clear the way for vehicles is the country's second violent protest just this week twenty were injured in peru's nor in a demonstration against a mining project in that was on tuesday. police are prepared for riots in south africa as thousands of protesters begin gathering in durban to raise awareness about climate change billed as a global day of action demonstrations come as a summit on the topic reaches its half way mark in the city the negotiations are focused on the next period of agreements on how they will be shaved who will participate and under what rules a top u.n. official says that she's confident industr