day rallies demanding the resignation of president saakashvili and in a violent clash it's the u.k. russia and the u.s. all of calderon's of easy to investigate violent repression of anti-government protests. sports is next with kate stay with us here on r.t. . but i thank you for joining me for the sports series and here's what's coming up. another one bites the dust vera zvonareva is not out by teenage anaesthetic either change about russian battle at the french open. marching on to sky held one wants him to come but leapfrogs interest to go top of the action premier league . club undergone a feat of suspense mohamed bin hammam and jack warner over privately allegations president sepp blatter is cleared of any wrongdoing. and ready for flying sebastian vettel wins his first monaco grand prix after the incident the race ahead in the contract a trip. to tennis and it's not looking good for the pre-tournament favorites at the french open as vera zvonareva has gone out to thoroughly a russian. in the fourth round so far it was the highest ranked player left in the women's draw after kim clij

independence day rallies demanding the resignation of president saakashvili and in violent clashes in the u.k. russia and us have called on tbilisi to investigate the violent repression of the anti-government protests by world leaders attempt to map out the settlement in the libyan conflict r.t. asks the rebels what they want to see happen the chairman of the national transitional council talks to r.t. about what he believes is the formula for peace and prosperity in libya. i say that mr bozo we'll thank you so much for your time then. i have the pleasure i welcome your questions and there's been significant changes in the international atmosphere at the beginning of the g eight in france russia agreed to demands from the libyan people congress for qaddafi resignation and abolition of his regime russia's new position was outlined by president did of the khadafi should step down immediately what's your opinion on the recent changes in the world and of russia's position in particular. first of all i am not surprised by russia's position we've always valued russia's point of view for example during the

u.k. u.s. and russia. a world leaders attempt to map out a settlement to the libyan conflict r.t. asks the rebels what they want to see happen chairman of the national transitional council tells us of what he believes is the formula for peace and prosperity in libya. i say that mr bowser we'll thank you so much for your time. pleasure i welcome your questions there's been significant changes in the international atmosphere at the beginning of the g eight and france or russia agreed to demands from the libyan people congress for a doctor's resignation i'm not bullish on his regime russia's new position was outlined by president we did a pilot who said the doctor should step down immediately what's your opinion on the recent changes in the world and in russia's position in particular. first of all i am not surprised by russia's position we've always valued russia's point of view for example during the vote in the security council russia abstained and did not use its veto which was indicative of its attitude to the issue if russia had used its because no cities in the east of the cou

independence day rallies demanding the resignation of president saakashvili and in a violent clashes u.k. russia any us have called on tbilisi to investigate the violent repression of anti-government protesters. up next cancer rates are unusually high in coastal areas of somalia where barrels of nuclear waste are frequently washing up on the beaches and who is dumping them there and is someone making money well somalis pay with their health our special report coming up. this is one of the most dangerous places on earth fought over by armed is the most groups pirates and bandits somalia is a country with no law and order a no man's land where an armed escort is essential at all times. this film will record a seven hundred kilometer journey across the somali desert in search of a rumor that won't die. mysterious containers filled with toxic liquids but suddenly began appearing on somalia's coast this anomaly in december two thousand and four destroyed everything here. it also washed ashore a strange objects. there's poison inside of this. all sounds like the flu if it's left like that eventually i

of governments are calling for an investigation into the handling of the protests including the u.k. russia and the u.s. . war coming your way in half an hour next the russian aviation's latest soaring success profiled in technology update stay with us. mr. belin. hello and welcome to technology update this month marks the fourth annual assembly of the international helicopter industry here in moscow it's a chance for companies to show off innovative concepts big business when they buy their own birds and for us to find out what's changing in the world of russia and china. this year's show was the biggest bash yet raising the high standards set in years past the city's crocus expo center over one hundred sixty companies that manufacture and design fly sell in supply helicopters in there from sixteen countries not to be outdone by some of the most popular european american models flown out for the show virtually every russian company involved in chopper construction was on hand for industry insiders as a place to exchange ideas business cards and maybe even bank account numbers to nail down

u.k. to support its tough line on pakistan harboring terrorists and to bob it will be asking cameron to do more to combat british muslim extremism the u.s. will also rest and to reassure russia about the sighting of the missile defense shield in poland only knows the so-called special relationship between the u.s. and u.k. is far from over whatever that means for the rest of the world's gramma's reporting there coming up drug dealers in the russian capital are left seem red. this is how some moscow activists are trying to stop the madness threat in the country with waterproofed i. find out why vigilantes are taking these drastic measures and whether it's even legal. thousands of protesters have been rallying for several days now in georgia no we'll go to overthrow president mikhail saakashvili the opposition has vowed to take radical action by wednesday saying that the current regime must go by russia has can down dispersal of demonstrations with tear gas and rubber void saying it violates fundamental human rights opposition parties claim early elections are needed to stop what they are calling a criminal. the country to disaster so this really has quote unquote absolutely r

u.k. u.s. and russia. and up next debate brewing over who will replace dominique strauss kahn at the helm of the international monetary fund cross-talk coming your way. please. liz. can. follow in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle issues of relevance and even legitimacy as the jostling continues as to who will succeed the now disgraced dominic strauss kahn at the international monetary fund many still question the usefulness of this global financial institution is the i.m.f. a political tool of the west or an unfortunate necessity. can. start. to cross-talk the role of the i.m.f. today i'm joined by peter chola in london he is a program manager at the bretton woods project also in london we have daniel they nami he is a journalist and author and in cambridge we cross to jeffrey frankel he's a professor of capital formation and growth at the harvard kennedy school ok gentlemen this was cross talk that means you can jump in anytime one and i very much encourage it but first let's look at some of the is

u.k. told r.t. the pressure from russia could be key to finding a diplomatic solution that. we haven't really seen enough evidence that the gadhafi regime is prepared to lay down its weapons and stop its own campaign and of course it's very difficult with claims and counterclaims but for the moment i think to get out the regime lacks any credibility no one in the regime. at the moment i think can be trusted and in that sense it's very hard to see how this can come about with more pressure from countries like russia on the gadhafi regime perhaps things will be able to move in that direction but i would have thought that the rebels will want to visit moscow in order to increase their own international legitimacy of course we know that the rebels have been seeking diplomatic recognition from around the world but just getting recognition from from the west from countries like france and others won't be enough they know they need the support of security council permanent members like like russia and ultimately also china as i would have thought they have a strong interest in visi

u.k. government to want to do so on the ninth of may russia commemorated sixty six years since the defeat of nazi germany in the great war they kicked off with a traditional parade in red square with twenty thousand troops marching along. military might the spectacle was a can of veterans of the country's top ranking officials a minute of silence was observed in memory of the twenty seven to twenty seven million people who died during the war victory day celebrations also took place in cities across russia and former thought you'd state however events were marred in western ukraine nationalist attack veterans r.t. as i say are fast the reports on how the incidents being seen as part of a far right europe. for holiday for millions a street brawl for some unlike most of the post soviet region on may the ninth this ukrainian city became a vicious display of neo nazis and. several thousand activists from radical nationalist parties book the engines the red army soldiers cemeteries preventing war veterans from getting inside and playing tribute some in this part of ukraine do not see me as a r

and we will have relations with the u.s., russia, the u.k., france, all the other countries. will continue to work in the most influential, better way that we can work in the region. our goal, of course, is to see peace reign in our region. that's our goal. >> rose: will you win reelection? >> it certainly looks that way at the moment. >> rose: do you believe the united states and its leadership understand turkey and its role and its potential? >> i believe they understand. i'd like to believe that they understand. because even before the... it was a country that had fulfilled its role in solidarity very well. and we're still in the same position. and given our strategic location i think we're a country that is important, that should be taken into consideration, and everyone should pay attention to its national unity. and that's why, western countries, including the united states, must act with us. just like we fulfilled our responsibilities with regard to what happened after 9/11. every nato member country must stand by us because one of the main goals of nato is also to fig

u.k. b.p. should be the primary vehicle for all beat these operations in russia and ukraine and this is why the deal between b.p. and boston to explore the arctic shelf violates this agreement and was blocked by the stockholm i'll be tracing course the government says that the deal is too important to be abandoned the energy minister sergei shmuck. says that some kind of resolution should be balanced and therefore it is widely speculated that b.p. might go ahead and actually buy out its russian partners in the t m k d p but so far the size of the fail to agree on the price because b.p. says thirty five billion dollars for access were nervous stake in the joint venture is too high a price. and as a collective how markets are forming this first of all features continue to lose grounds with the rest of the head of the international monetary fund having uncertainty to the resolution of europe's sovereign debt woes last light sweet is trading at ninety eight dollars a barrel while brand is around one hundred twelve dollars an ounce how the european stocks are still in. the red the footsie is almost

u.k. really that important to the u.s. bearing in mind the emerging economies the brics countries brazil russia india china. well i think it is important from a psychological perspective because i think the past sometimes matter but as you said and i think is in president obama's speech was a very long speech it was very deep in it there was a big section in there that really talked about the relationships and partnerships of the future that means that you've got to have not just obama cameron op eds with each other but you've got to have op eds written with the presidents of presume and the prime ministers of india and the president of russia and you know there's a whole new emerging set of global stakeholders that somewhat make anachronistic this precious u.s. u.k. relationship in the same sense that it was looked at in the past and i and as i said i think it's a good thing a healthy thing to move forward and to maintain good communications and to talk about the challenges of the future but know that there are going to be other people other players and other nations at the table and i've said also that th

russia? the energy secretary has announced plans to cut the u.k. carbon emissions by 2027 and change the way britain produces energy. the proposals would promote a greener britain. >> coming to a hillside near you, a lot more of these. wind farms are often unpopular and they add to the bills but the government believes it is time to revolutionize british energy. we will see more fees. they would like to generate more power with less greenhouse gases. -- we will see more of these. all of this is designed to reduce the affect on the climate and to speed up new industries. today, the energy secretary caught up in his own controversy announced a tough new target. >> the fourth budget places the uk at the leading edge of the global industrial revolution. >> this plan is pretty dramatic. the starting point is 1990 when britain comes up with 783 million tons of greenhouse gas. in this current five years, the missions are down to just under 600 million tons a year. today's target is even tougher. a reduction of 50%. the green industries, this is just a sig

u.k. government to want to do so it. may ninth russia celebrating victory day one of the most important and memorable occasions in the country's history it marked sixty six years in soviet and allied troops defeated nazi soldiers in world war two a spectacular parade in red square aside twenty thousand troops marched. alongside military hardware our minute of silence was observed in memory of the twenty seven million soviets would die during the war in while in western ukraine veterans were fought for free people from that r.c. in beijing were attacked by iowa nationalist parties alexei ourselves witnessed the events. holy day for millions a street brawl for some unlike most of the post soviet region on may the ninth this ukrainian city became a vicious display of neo nazis and. several thousand activists from radical nationalist parties block the engines the red army soldiers cemeteries preventing war veterans from getting inside and paying tribute some in this part of ukraine do not see me tonight as a reason to celebrate leaving the s

have a long queue outside the movement one of russia's richest media types since it creates a new grandiose our project by merging his recent asset the u.k.'s daily newspaper the independent with a russian newspaper. special villages created for the children of being a stylist across russia to bring happiness to those surprise parental affection. and that's not all folks is the first comics apartment a lot of moscow university if you're too late for calls go check out the cartoon came to our website party dot com. while the u.s. has been ordering its dead soldiers the government is being accused of failing to help troops who make it back from war alive x. marines are left to adjust to life after service all by themselves and struggling to make sense and justify the deaths caused by the war in iraq has put ny or one of former soldier who's accountable a grueling insurance should light on the harsh life of returning soldier. thank you thank you very much into the infinite world of literature enters this twenty eight year old ex marine an american who abandoned her weapon four written words to tell a story she says is kept censored from u.s

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u.k. italy japan and the us later on canada and russia jumped into the bunch forming the g eight as it is now these summits usually have the various heads of state meeting to discuss the pressing issues of our time health care terrorism law enforcement labor energy government justice foreign affairs foreign trade but strangely it seems that since one thousand nine hundred five more and more draconian policies that resulted in this fight i mean because of all the hard work and central planning going on there with a fundamentally broken global economic system breaking our backs should we not be more concerned with transparency among our leaders instead as usually happens the g eight will be surrounded by hundreds of armed men in riot gear with armored vehicles and tear gas getting the streets effectively walling off the police from access to the inner dealings going on between the nobles so what's really going on in the g eight and why should you be concerned joining me now is the co-founder of code pink medea benjamin and our own adam vs the man military analyst take the little bird thanks

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u.k. government to want to do so. on the ninth of may russia commemorated sixty six years since the defeat of nazi germany in the great patriotic war the day kicked off with a traditional parade in red square with twenty thousand troops marching alongside military life spectacle was attended by more veterans and the country's top ranking officials and that of silence was observed in a very of the twenty seven million people who died during the war big three day celebrations also took place in cities across russia and former soviet states however events were marred in western ukraine were violent nationalists attacked veterans artie's i.c.r.c. has the records and how the incidents being seen as part of a far right serve in europe. holiday for millions and still need room for sun unlike most of the two salute region on modern life the secret is simply came and visions displayed of new nazis and. several thousand afternoons from radical nationalist parties book the engines the red army soldiers cemeteries conventional war veterans from gives you i

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u.k. government to want to do so. on the ninth of may russia commemorated sixty six years since the defeat of nazi germany and the great patriotic war but they kicked off with a traditional parade in red square with twenty thousand troops marching alongside military might a spectacle was attended by war veterans and the country's top ranking officials a minute of silence was observed in the memory of the twenty seven million people who died during the war victory day celebrations also took place in cities across russia and in former soviet state however events were marred in the western ukraine where violent nationalist attack veterans are his life here shafi reports on how the incidents being seen as part of a far right search in europe. holiday for millions and still need abroad for sound unlike most of the post soviet region on may the ninth the secret is since he became a vicious display of new analysis from. several thousand activists from radical nationalist parties book the engines to red army soldiers cemeteries events and war veterans

u.k. b.p. should be the primary vehicle for all beat these operations in russia and ukraine and this is why the deal between b.p. of course have to explore the outer shell violates this agreement that was blocked by the stockholm arbitration forced the government says that the deal is too important to be abandoned the energy minister sergei schmeichel says that some kind of resolution should be found and therefore it is widely speculated that b.p. might go ahead and actually buy out his russian partners in the t. and k b p but so far the sides of the fail to agree on the price because b.p. says thirty five billion dollars for back says we're nervous stake in the joint venture is too high a price. there's a look at the markets now crude oil futures continue to lose ground with the arrest of the head of the international monetary fund adding uncertainty to the resolution of your it's sovereign debt was light sweet is trading under ninety eight dollars a barrel while branches around one hundred twelve dollars a barrel is out in asia japanese nikkei closed in the red with weakness in some commodity

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u.k. to support its tough line on pakistan harboring terrorists and tacoma will be asking cameron to do more to combat british muslim extremism the u.s. will also rest in to reassure russia about the sizing of the missile defense shield to code it only knows the so-called special relationship between the u.s. and u.k. is far from over whatever that means for the rest of the world's. lore and the reporting from the british capital still ahead for you this hour here on our drug use and after the red faced goal vigilantes are getting in the face of russia's drug dealers forcing the threat of off the streets. to find out her recently return to space crew came back to earth with some unusual additions to that. a moscow courtis reduced to the prison sentence. from fourteen to thirteen years because of her. second conviction of the former you course head who was found guilty last year of stealing hundreds of tons of oil from his own company and laundering the proceeds of course he was already serving a prison term for embezzle money today's ruling means he'll will remain in prison until two thousand and sixteen his lawyers say they will go on to appeal the verdict in the europe

u.k. to support its tough line on pakistan harboring terrorists and requesting that cameron tells more to come back to british muslim extremism the us will also of course interfere still russia about the sighting of the missile defense shield in poland all in all the so-called special relationship between the u.s. and the u.k. is alive and kicking and looks set to deep. because the visits. there and they are reporting from the british capital and still ahead for you on our t.v. this hour drug dealers left red faced vigilantes are getting in the face of russia's drug dealers forcing the rest off the streets. and find out if or recently returned space crew came back to earth with some unusual additions to their team. and way a moscow court has reduced the prison sentence of x. or particle of ski from fourteen to thirteen years that's after the former head appeal his conviction for stealing billions of dollars worth of oil and laundering the proceeds let's get the details from our not people about this paul view that's for us now natalia given today's ruling in this high profile case when it will cost of course to be released. well five more years will have to spend in prison f

u.k. to support its tough line on pakistan harboring terrorists and to call it will be asking cameron to do more to combat british muslim extremism the u.s. will also ask britain to reassure russia about the sizing of the missile defense shield in poland all in all the so-called special relationship between the u.s. and u.k. is far from over whatever that means to the rest of the world's. reporting right there now are still to come for you here one hour to your drug dealers in the russian capital see what. this is how some of the activists are trying to stop the madness threatening the country with waterproofed i find out why you vigilantes are going to such whether it's even in line with the law. thousands of protesters are rallying for several days now and the goal to overthrow president mikheil saakashvili your position has vowed to take. radical action by wednesday saying of the current regime of moscow by then russia has condemned the disposal of demonstrations with tear gas and rubber bullets saying it violates fundamental human rights of position parties meantime claim the elections are needed to stop what they're calling a criminal regime leading the country to disaster

u.k. to support its tough line on pakistan harboring terrorists and requesting the cameron tells more to come back to british muslim extremism the u.s. will also are to press him to reassure russia about the siting of the missile defense shield in poland all in all the so-called special relationship between the u.s. and the u.k. is alive and kicking and looks set to deep. but of course. that was artie's alarm at reporting from the british capital now moving on and nato planes have launched their heaviest air attacks on libya's capital tripoli since the start of the coalition's campaign but even officials say three people were killed and dozens injured the main target reported to be colonel gadhafi compound the margin comes as france and the decision to deploy helicopters to escalate their strike power but moscow says the alliance acting in libya has so far failed to act in accordance with the u.n. resolution the russian foreign minister met the rebel representative said moscow was part of attempted peace negotiations talking about nato has ramped up aerial campaign in libya investigative journalist simon isaf says the coalition has other interests in the region other than gadhaf

u.k. mining shares are mostly high as not of the prices are recovering it's going to russia now and the r.t.s. and them i say moved slightly forward compared to last year that's because u.s. consumer prices rose seasonally adjusted point four percent in april led by high gasoline costs as the water by the labor department and that's in line with expectations moving us futures forward therefore we are seeing stocks likely to be up two and a half percent one point three percent energy shares are mostly climbing except for gas from the still down by a quarter of a percent on fears that some of its customers might follow the example of lithuania which has announced plans to buy gas from the u.s. as prices there thirteen percent you know. in other news russia's natural gas producer noble tech has boosted its a net profits by almost seventy percent to six hundred eighty million dollars in the first quarter showing an expected result was mainly driven by high gas prices the company's stock is up one percent on the nicer. and russian bank pretax profit not including the largest lenders berber had jum

u.k. based energy company group dropped food percent after a sharp drop in profits. and here in russia the arches in the mice have slightly narrowed the losses they saw in the first few minutes or tuesday straight as they reopened after an extended weekend r.t.s. is down point five percent and the my six point three percent. here's some of the individual share moves well made just all among the main loses this hour with luke well down almost three percent as you can see and stayed. like kerry era force is also down despite strong first quarter results the company has tripled its net profit posted and russian accounting standards. the russia's top search engine down tax has been valued at seven billion dollars ahead of its upcoming i.p.o. in new york the company is offering sixteen percent of its shares with the hope of raising a billion dollars gallon says it's ready to sell an additional one hundred forty million dollars of shares if the listing is a success. well the world's top in the coal mining world's chemical is such to take place in the global top five of copper produces the co

middle east and the war in libya, there is a real need for president obama and the u.k., in germany and especially russiao get on the same page about what they are doing in north africa and the middle east. there was an unexpected amount of progress. a strong stance against muammar gaddafi stepping down in libya. host: looking at the "the wall street journal" coverage of the summit, we see a pledge of billions of dollars in funding to newly democratic nations in north africa and the middle east. how firm is this pledge of financial support. there were not details hammered out about which countries get what. guest: the g-8 has a track record of making really grand promises. previously it was a to africa. this year the middle east was the focus. the figures have gone up and up from 10 billion to 20 billion to who knows where it will end. there will be a lot of skepticism, judging by their previous performance. the european union has made concrete promises. the u.s. has made concrete promises such as offering egypt at least $1 billion in debt relief. some of it will come through. in of a huge step for the p

and from russia with love blacksmiths from the urals were so impressed by the royal wedding in the u.k. he's made the newlyweds a special gift to find out exactly what it is about but it's a new cut short of a best video of the minute you tell as well. he. it's. the official allocation. i pod touch from the. video. feeds. on the. well it seems like the year so much talk about doomsday still hasn't occurred as you can see i'm still here and if you were going to talk about me the twenty first was declared to be the world by one religious group in the us or by the calculations of mr howell campaign the eighty nine year old founder of the group a huge earthquake should have started at six pm local time quite watched which locally was talking about quite sure but they. should have traveled around the world well it's well past six pm here in moscow of course it's one thirty five am thankfully also well here but to be absolutely sure i guess we need to wait until six in california that's what about four hours away and nothing happens then we can relax until december twenty twelfth when you as

point three percent to seven up around one percent move to russia and of course investor sentiment is being dampened by the lack of news from the u.k. and us from the markets are closed for a public holiday but so the markets actually managed to gain point four percent in a monday session second look at some of the individual share movers on the my sex gazprom shares were up around one percent on news it's close to finalizing in takeover bell respond by no voice of bell trans gas outstanding performance from him to rouse shares up was five percent up posting a profit of two hundred ninety million euros for the last year as all the posts in the last year before that bucking the trend was p.t.b. it's down one percent as media reports just the bank is running on a servicing and eastern and central europe concentration call for a dual sort of capital wraps up the days straight. this is very. indicative for the performance of the russian market as you know the us as unholy u.k. is also unholy so significant the russian market participants i wait. i think that you know the people who place in the market today a luxury dream boy futures f

i am from russia with love a blacksmith from the urals was so impressed by the wedding in the u.k. he has made the newlyweds a special gift by that what is it artsy dot com a reminder that you can catch all of our best videos on you tube channel to. the official. hong kong called touch from the top story. on the. palm of your. com. well it seems the much proclaimed end of the world still hasn't occurred at least i'm still sitting in the studio here in moscow we're all still here may the twenty first was declared to day by one religious group in the us by the calculations of mr howell camping being to nine year old founder of the group a huge earthquake should have started six pm local time all over the world every local time all over the world well i can say here is well past six pm in moscow it's twenty five now and thankfully all is still well and you can because we think that you may recall judgment day once before back in september one thousand nine hundred four for guess for now if they wait until the next bit of doom is forecast twenty twelve when the end of the world will co

u.k. but behind the smiles and handshakes there are still a strong differences to overcome with the british leadership. to russia visualizes wage their own a controversial war on the legal drug trade this as they feel the official fight against the threat to stop the burning the desired results. only for more of those stories at fifteen minutes time but first this is sports news with richard. hello and welcome they great to have you with us once. so if you through. places a second round at roland garros. a race against time ball saloon or in a rush to get to london ahead of saturday's champions league final it's about chemical russian iceland could froze the plans into disarray. says he's happy with his current job with turkey manager and has no intention of taking over chelsea at the moment. i'll start with tennis not running. place in the second round of a french open following a straight sets victory against croatia is maybe on a little church or russian who is looking to win the french open the first time made an excellent start against real change when she took. three i'm sure of our continued good form int