well joining us now is yulia at alina from the organization vigil in st petersburg the group helps gay men and women face the challenges of coming out in russia yulia welcome to the day you know the report we just saw there that i think that's the first report we've been able to find some things in this week that we've actually been able to laugh with all this week you know we've heard different stories about being gay and lesbian in russia but but they also seem to have a sense of gloom and doom in them because of what is happening in putin's russia and also because of the rejection that these people face at home is it really as bad as it seems and is it getting worse. hi there. thank you. bill and i'm a wife kind of a difficult question because. of at the moment you can all all want to have any boy i don't know if they can but i think that life begins in that. way. i'm thinking about on the law i think in the mean time if i'm actually but for some people. well talk to me a little bit about your organization mean you're there to help men and women who are trying to come out and try to

well joining us now is yulia at alina from the organization vigil in st petersburg the group helps gay men and women face the challenges of coming out in russia yulia welcome to the day you know the report we just saw there that i think that's the first report we've been able to find some things in this week that we've actually been able to laugh with all this week you know we've heard different stories about being gay and lesbian in russia but but they also seem to have a sense of gloom and doom in them because of what is happening in putin's russia and also because of the rejection that these people face at home is it really as bad as it seems and is it getting worse. hi there. thank you. all and i'm a wife kind of a difficult question because your film festival and getting to know all what's happening boy i don't know if they came but i think that life begins in that when i think way now that. i'm thinking about on the law i think in the mean time it actually. will be from people. well talk to me a little bit about what your organization mean you're there to help men and women who a

yulia novels man made his frustrations known on the sidelines. and in the stands out. it wasn't the final talking points of the afternoon that's on a belong to yannick festa get out. of his head that maybe three wanted to visit his high school mine and see his mumbai at the reno this season and. everyone thought but finally provide a statement of intent i don't wait to a bundesliga begun to boot. but i think i think they've gone up a notch today i would guess is they can get themselves a big part in this as a one with the band they used to having so heads up for a match but not like this now was man apologized and just like the happy got back found it's time to leave off and find out what the rest of the lake got up to. the compact. apologize face seemed to give it away it doesn't look like he's brimming with confidence. to fans don't appear to be either post their team took the lead against hamburg after just seventeen minutes who would never quite see happening faster. shortly after half time three wrecking doubletons leads . to the twins first point is to get. hambu

change it wants to support firms that save energy and invest in new environmental technologies reporter yulia henry met two young entrepreneurs going down this way and creating new jobs as a result. this industrial zone in tunis is home to a number of innovative companies. since twenty fifteen the tunisian government has been expanding its commitment to environmental technology. afro light is just a year and a half old and already has a workforce of thirty the company makes every day dumps which are cleaner and more efficient than the older incandescent light bulbs. twenty four year old many ben has is the daughter of the company's founder and is set to take the reins. there's the government is calling on young people to get involved. it offers funds for developing new projects i qualified for a subsidy. and i also try to encourage other young people to invest in this new technology. energy costs are high in tunisia the country imports most of its electricity mainly from algeria and industry consumes a large part of that supply. the onus is therefore on companies to reduce their energy use. t

did look good yulia. gets to live it up with one. of. their flock is driving the tip of their day is basically a do big company turn to them and go off to scream this is what's food in there but they're. doing always say n.d.s. . indians this becoming more and more fundamental challenge. no exclusion in nature i feel. they come to get in of any negative we each of you on your world. and. the two thousand and eight economic crisis turn some countries into pigs these are the countries with we korea colonies that needed austerity policies if you are in a situation of flow bloat even the recession austerity is a very bad idea it doesn't work and it makes millions of people very unhappy those who are unemployed see their wages decline after almost a decade how good are the results she saw lho said to new york city's will by the people. i mean. why are the same measures still in place who want. to weaken. the truth they consider this is the consequence. to the decision. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us a full on. th

storm of yulia today, let us join our presenter. in 1987. we can talk no to tom hill, a tree and woodland management expert in the south—east. can you tell us about the clean—up effort, how long it took us are still going today? the initial clean—up certainly took a couple of yea rs. clean—up certainly took a couple of years. it was done with a lot of machinery. since those early years, we have realised that natural processes play a big part in restoring the woodlands to their full beauty and health and so letting nature do its thing has become far more important in the way we look forward now. looking to the future, we can say we learned lessons from the storm and change we manage woodlands and the natural environment in the future? absolutely, there is a greater appreciation for the trees and what they bring to our lives generally and hopefully moving forward is, eve ryo ne and hopefully moving forward is, everyone canjoin and hopefully moving forward is, everyone can join us and hopefully moving forward is, everyone canjoin us in

look good yulia. gets to live it up with. her. dozens of protein a few supporters rally in barcelona spain deeply divided after the catalan parliament declared independence despite furious resistance from madrid. twitter targets r.t.e. blocking our advertising accounts in the latest attack on this channel. on the deadliest u.s. military combat operation of the trumpet ministration reveals some senators have no idea about america's troop presence in asia. thank you for watching the weekly headlines here at r.t. international broadcasting live from moscow. and we start in spain where thousands of profanity supporters are rallying in the council on capital the protest reflect a deepening crisis in society after the region for we declared independence on friday the move triggered outrage in madrid which such the entire local government and arranged a snap election for december well let's cross live now to charlotte do when you use the pro unity protest in barcelona or high that last year as we've been hearing it's been a rollercoaster

company radio echo of moscow is one of the few broadcast outlets that remain critical of the kremlin yulia latynina another journalist at the station fled russia last month after an arson attack on her car. part two of our syria related program now the coverage of the refugee story next door in lebanon and the resulting rise of what some are calling a fascist climate there a few months back a provocative article appeared in a leading french language newspaper in beirut lawdy only issue three hundred people put their names to it journalists activists and intellectuals they were protesting against the incitement of hatred against syrian refugees among those accused of creating that climate or the country's highly politicized media outlets pick up a newspaper or turn on the t.v. and you might conclude that the problems that have plagued lebanon for years daily electricity cuts a lack of jobs pollution all began with the arrival of the refugees the toxic rhetoric often starts at the political level however since almost every news outlet in lebanon has some kind of political backing political a

good looking good yulia. gets to live it up with other. welcome back to crossfire all things considered to mind you were discussing u.s. russia relations. ok ed i want to go back to before we went to the regular toughing about. western perceptions global perceptions of president trump's. decertification or the move to sort of the iran nuclear deal go ahead and remember this is easier said well whenever the republican party in congress is not just a trump thing but the point is that here we have a completely different lineup i mean as it would be seen i think in western european capitals as well as in beijing and moscow all of responsible powers working together for a reasonable international agreement and to avoid yet another potentially disastrous conflict in the middle east against a roll of the wild out. the united states or at least the republican party of the you know it's global perceptions of the united states as well i mean if you look at the syrian issue of course people are all over the place we have you know iran and turkey isra

witold in st petersburg a group that helps ki-min and women face the challenges of coming out in russia yulia thank you for taking the time to be on the show good luck to you stay safe all the best. thank you my mind. well the date is nearly done but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at g.w. news or you can write directly to me off t.v. don't forget to use that hash tag of the day and remember no matter what happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everything. more intrigue on international talk show. famous face in the bridge a standoff between madrid and barcelona continues the question now is will catalonia is push for independence. spain. find out on quadriga. beach. in thirty minutes on. my family. for a majority of some of the. the best of the world and international brand. a shared passion. f.c. byron munich to truly understand all need these three words. to me as some young. men yet tell me i can see kind of you can't touch us refining them by. an exclusive journey into the sun of my own munich. yes i mean it's a kind of

witold in st petersburg a group that helps game and women face the challenges of coming out in russia yulia thank you for taking the time to be on the show good luck to you stay safe all the best. thank you my mind. well the day is nearly done but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at u.w. news or you can write directly to me off t.v. don't forget to use that hash tag the day and remember no matter what happens between now and then tomorrow is another day was the then everything. kicked off why. not take football personally. but how personal is it when stars play in countries that pay the most when a dictatorship exports its talent. when a football club sets up development programs for young players around the world we travel to asia to get the answers. to the. what does a football loving country need to reach its goals. we'll tell you how german soccer made it back to the top. in our web special w dot com. football made in germany.

these are the rains of hurricane or the yulia, looking set to pack a punch.the eu warns of deadlock after the latest round of brexit talks — as the two sides still fail to agree on the divorce bill. on this question, we've reached deadlock which is very worrying. while there is still work to be done, much work to be done, we've come a long way, it's important to recognise the significant progress we've made since june. police in new york and london are investigating after a string of sexual assault allegations against hollywood producer harvey weinstein. emma thompson has joined those condemning him. i didn't know about these things, but they didn't surprise me at all and they're endemic to the system anyway. sally—anne jones, the british woman recruited by so—called islamic state in syria, has reportedly been