u.k. intelligence services the revelation was made at a full inquest last five years after live an endo died of radioactive poisoning in london. next week take a look at the evolution of technology and try out a multi-million dollar flight simulator coming your way when moscow outtakes of the skies. great. comfortable. unique. so did the. moscow. well i welcome to the moscow out so on this week's episode i'll be exploring the subject of flights taking a look at the history of aviation in russia and the latest simulator is aircraft designs and at port terminals so during last honorees as we journey from the soviet skies to modern day developments starting off here at the political museum in moscow. the museum has simple exhibits showcasing assumption flight models of akram palace engine mechanics even see how the aviation industry to developed in the largest country in the world. history of civil and line is in the city change can be traced all the way back to the russian revolution in one thousand nine hundred eighty when the new bullshit government so as one of the main ways to organize the

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u.k. intelligence service and revelation made out a full inquest long here is articulate but enco died of radiation poisoning in the run. up next we take you to the center of wooden boat making in the russian city of petrovo it's stay with us. petra's of all the sky is a city on the bank of lake in russia's northwest. saw peter the great founded it in the early eighteenth century as a supply base for the russian navy today just one of the leading centers the wooden boat making. tons of books. roger babson's turning to porn someone up until. she she i live just a short distance from the trees of old school nothing has changed in the past two hundred years. the island looks like an open any museum. once a year it becomes a meeting point of vessels that belong to a bygone era. but almost to call setup a private shipyard more than twenty years ago. since then the shop has been crammed with wooden boats even under construction already for sailing. for console each launch is an exciting and festive occasion. the shipyards owner is unlikely to ever get bored with sending vessels on then maiden v

u.k. intelligence services revelation was made of four inquests launched five years after lived in co died of radiation poisoning in london. next we discover whether people are happy with hollywood movies on the big screens or if they're hungry for something a little different that's coming up in the spotlight stay with us. well again the world coming to spotlight begins a new show on our team i'll bring our bank today my guest on the show is alex. kollywood movies are dominating big screen world what some make in terms of the budgets of small countries but the lasting success of noncommercial movies that's very stressed the world shows that people are hungry for alternative cinema so can this provide anti-dote to spectacular blockbusters the two one international contemporary film festival is ongoing you must go and the program director. knows the answer. critics say cinema is going through his story. the so-called independent police top box offices but hollywood blockbusters because we know profound and to stick with the whole critics complain cinema has become very predictable it's hard

u.k. intelligence the operation was made a full inquest launching five years after the neko died of radiation poisoning in london. when you to come your way you know less than half an hour's time here on r t but for an hour we take you to a place where both making will always keep its links to the past or the russian city of parts that's coming your way right now. petra zawacki is a city on the bank of lake in russia's northwest. saw peter the great founded it in the early eighteenth century as a supply base for the russian navy today says one of the leading centers the wooden boat making. tons of books. roger babson's turning the corner somewhat of a. cheesy island just a short distance from the trees of old school nothing has changed in the past two hundred years. the island looks like an open any z. and. once a year it becomes a meeting point the vessels to belong to a bygone era. pavel macho called scent of a private shipyard more than twenty years ago. since then the shop has been crammed with wooden boats even under construction already for sailing. the console each launches an exciting

u.k. intelligence services revelation made a full inquest launched five years after litvinenko died of radiation poisoning in london. with protest movements in full swing in europe across the us kaiser report looks at what ramifications that could have for governments and banks stay with us that's coming up. but i'm to because the report i'm max kaiser stacy herbert talked to me a bit i understand this is our two hundredth show it's the bicentennial and for it the global insurrection against banker occupation is raging this week there in athens in the streets ten percent of the population is out there max for the two hundredth episode well it's fantastic and you know the whole point of it is to bring about a global insurrection against banker occupation and you know of course it started in north africa middle east then it heated up in europe then it swung over to new york under occupy wall street and these other occupy movements and now it's i think really reaching back through europe and i think athens could be the first country to trip a banking collapse and the european banking collapse if th

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u.k.'s intelligence services. a day i'm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t there is a growing air national pressure for an investigation into exactly how libya's ousted dictator moammar gadhafi died the u.n. expressed concern over a video footage taken following his capture which shows khadafi taken alive before he was killed meanwhile nato said it's winding down its bombing campaign of the country are keys and he said no way has the latest from libya. now there are so many conflicting reports as to how moammar gadhafi was actually killed very different variations of video brutal video which went viral certainly on the internet i lost the mainstream media selling those images the world watching some people of course and all others just horrified to see this man despite the fact that many people knew that he was completely lost you know to me he's very much hated by most of the people here a lot of people horrified by some of those images western officials certainly praising the situation v

u.k. his when he was working for british intelligence services a long stretch investigation was launched five years ago when litvinenko died of radiation poisoning in london and artie's i bennett reports on how recent discoveries could harm britain's reputation. according to britain this is a man on the run and today lugovoy hasn't left russia since two thousand and six because of an international arrest warrant he's accused of murdering alexander litvinenko in london almost five years ago both former k.g.b. agents but lugovoy says he's got nothing to hide so as a credible very good nobody really did me a free inquest hearing even though british officials claim i'm hiding from justice and my lawyer is annoyed found out about it by sheer chance i do not found out about it i think the british press would have accused us once again of hiding from justice. looking always lawyers last week echoed calls from libby knew because we don't know for a full inquest which is now finally been ordered but that's prompted yet another twist in a case already steeped in intrigue a lot of. my lawyers and i put

u.k. with the recession so it's it's rank hypocrisy alright emerson forum i fired off an intelligence officer joining us live on the line from germany thank you very much for your analysis. a russian woman accused of spying in the u.k. has begun her fight in court against deportation. admits having an affair with the politician she used to work for but denies accusations of being a russian intelligence honeytrap for the m.p. party's ivor bennett is following the case in london. the main point it was focused on in the trial so far has been to live yet as relationship with mike member of parliament she was working for as a researcher up until two thousand and ten short before her arrest and you know it's always rumored after her arrest that she was conducting an inappropriate relationship with him because he's married and has emerged as fact yesterday that she was conducting an affair with him for four years from two thousand and six when they met to two thousand and ten shortly before her arrest now it also most yesterday in the trial that she was actually writing about this in her diary. from

u.k. his way to admit it was working for british intelligence the law trash an investigation was launched five years about or have been a good diet of radiation poisoning in london aussies are the bank reports on the recent discoveries good posts and i'm comfortable question british intelligence according to britain this is a man on the run and very lugovoy he hasn't left russia since two thousand and six because of an international arrest warrant he's accused of murdering alexander litvinenko in london almost five years ago both former k.g.b. agents lugovoy says he's got nothing to hide. from you know nobody really expected me to pre inquest hearing even the british officials claim that i'm hiding from justice my lawyer is annoyed found out about it by sheer chance had we not found out about it i think the british press would have accused us once again of hiding from justice. this little boy's lawyers last week echoed calls from libyan cause window for a full inquest which is now finally being ordered but that's prompted yet another twist in a case already steeped in intrigue and. my law

and it worked for british intelligence and a cornet in london have agreed to hold an inquest into the of deaths and has been the cause of a major rift between russia and the u.k. his request for a pool likely to be a few minutes without it has been rejected by sky. without next mystery tree. hello there was come to this sport good to have a company again they so first let's take a quick look at what's making this headlines around the world. no more russians moscow scrambling cup will not see any home representatives in the women's singles final. disagree or to spend its end of the draw so will lead an all reps so honda france role at the malaysian know to be up to setting cost as part of plan that's it and sockets. use it against france could repeat that success of nineteen eighty seven when they beat the frenchman to claim back at the rugby world cup. but let's start with football where in the russian premier league three matches have been played on saturday all of them involving struggling side state title chasers given an extra day of rest following their your pain games during the wake in the l a match f.c. cross picked up all frequents in the state beach

u.k. now there is evidence of pakistan support for the taliban. one captured said he was trained by pakistani intelligence, the isi. >> they would arrive at 8:00 a.m. and leave at 4:00 p.m. and they were wearing military uniforms. they had the uniforms of the isi. they would give us specialized weapons training. >> the u.s. was certain by 2008 that pakistan had controlled the gunman who went on the rampage in mumbai. evidence piled up of a secret double game and afghanistan as well. >> our own intelligence was unequivocal in afghanistan. we saw an insurgency that was not only getting passive support from the pakistani army and a pakistani intelligence service but getting active support. >> it was only when the u.s. stock given pakistan tipoffs of impending drawn attacks that the attacks became successful. >> at the beginning of the drone operations, we gave pakistan advanced tipoff of where we were going and every single time, the target was and there anymore. you did not have to be sherlock holmes to put the cost to get there. -- the target was not there anymore. >> pakistan has denied the allegations. t

u.k. now there is evidence of pakistan support for the taliban. one captured said he was trained by pakistani intelligence, the isi. >> they would arrive at 8:00 a.m. and leave at 4:00 p.m. and they were wearing military uniforms. they had the uniforms of the isi. they would give us specialized weapons training. >> the u.s. was certain by 2008 that pakistan had controlled the gunman who went on the rampage in mumbai. evidence piled up of a secret double game and afghanistan as well. >> our own intelligence was unequivocal in afghanistan. we saw an insurgency that was not only getting passive support from the pakistani army and a pakistani intelligence service but getting active support. >> it was only when the u.s. stock given pakistan tipoffs of impending drawn attacks that the attacks became successful. >> at the beginning of the drone operations, we gave pakistan advanced tipoff of where we were going and every single time, the target was and there anymore. you did not have to be sherlock holmes to put the cost to get there. -- the target was not there anymore. >> pakistan has denied the allegations. t

intelligence gathering. i think that's absolutely true i mean in the case of the u.k. riots i don't know what's happening in america now but in the case of the riots in the u.k. a few months ago we were asked or rather the media was asked to provide footage that they've recorded to see whether you know there was evidence of criminality there that's wrong because the media may well be asking people questions they may they need to be able to film in a way that people are you know actually respect them and don't try to attack them as some sort of surveillance hype that it completely compromises the freedom of the media if that's what material is handed over so last us an absolutely wrong thing for the police to about who fishel calls to remove these videos is put down to protecting people's privacy of course that their security would want to hate speech who decides where the line is drawn oh well this is this is the question and it has to be a court and open court can look at the material the media can report what's going on and if material is asked to be removed at least

u.k. are pushing for a nationwide referendum. and a new twist in the case of former russian agent. admit he had ties with britain's intelligenceservices. all of us here in moscow. thanks for joining us libya's interim government says it's looking to hold elections within the next eighteen months as the war torn country prepares to celebrate the day of liberation following the death of gadhafi but the unclear second stop.

intelligence faces. that former k.g.b. agent alexander litvinenko was also working for my six. and up for debate should the u.k. leave the euro skeptics in britain call for a nationwide referendum on the future of its membership. story still to come but first new york has seen yet another series of corporate protests which were followed by another round of arrests the police are being heavy handed towards those who were peacefully expressing their opinion. has this report. as the numbers of the protests continue to increase so does it seems that heavy handed tactics by the new york city police department we witnessed several arrests about thirty two activists were arrested for demonstrating peacefully outside of police precinct to bring attention to the so-called stop and frisk policy that is widely used here in new york where many innocent civilians can be stopped on the street with very little actual suspicious was searched and eventually taken to jail if something is found on their physical body. we saw high level high profile activists taken away in handcuffs purnell west for all day except on the others se