UK
UKIP leadership hopeful Steven Woolfe says he is recovering following an altercation at a meeting of MEPs in Strasbourg which left him hospitalized.
News line
- 32 liters of highly radioactive water leak from Fukushima plant
- Finland says Russian jets violated its airspace twice on Thursday
- Wing fragment discovered on Mauritius confirmed to be part of MH370
- 9 Turkey-backed rebels killed in Syria
- Russian embassy probing why 3 Russians were arrested in US
- Russia calls for emergency UNSC meeting to discuss De Mistura’s Aleppo peace proposal
- Bad Vibes: Couple’s kinky exploit ends with lost sex toy & trip to emergency room
A young woman was left red in the face when an erotic experiment ended up in A&E, after a seven-inch-long sex toy “disappeared” inside her. - Sale of tear gas & water cannon to ‘human rights-abusing’ Gulf nations worth millions to UK
The UK government has once again been accused of “arming repression” in countries such as the UAE and Saudi Arabia, after nearly £46 million worth of British export licenses for crowd control items were issued to Gulf States. - Fracking gets go ahead, as govt overrules locals in ‘denial of democracy’
Fracking will go ahead in the UK despite objections after ministers overruled a local government ban on the controversial drilling method. - British companies rake in billions from Pentagon military contracts
UK defense firms have earned more than £47 billion ($60 billion) from US military contracts during Barack Obama’s eight year presidency, an analysis of Pentagon spending has found.
- UK pedophile snagged with 137k obscene photos of children spared jail to have his own kid
A pedophile who was caught red-handed with around 137,000 pictures and 4,336 videos of children has been spared prison time for the most surprising and controversial of reasons – because he wants to become a father. - UK Muslims view anti-extremism efforts as ‘spying programme’
Muslim communities in the UK regard Prevent – the government’s anti-extremism strategy – as a “spying programme” which targets followers of the Islamic faith, according to the UK’s terror law watchdog. - Bad Vibes: Couple’s kinky exploit ends with lost sex toy & trip to emergency roomA young woman was left red in the face when an erotic experiment ended up in A&E, after a seven-inch-long sex toy “disappeared” inside her.
- UK Chancellor on Wall Street to reassure nervous bankers about London’s financial future
British Chancellor Philip Hammond is in the US, cozying up to Wall Street power-brokers in an effort to convince them London will keep its position as the world’s leading financial hub after Brexit. - Fracking gets go ahead, as govt overrules locals in ‘denial of democracy’Fracking will go ahead in the UK despite objections after ministers overruled a local government ban on the controversial drilling method.
- Sale of tear gas & water cannon to ‘human rights-abusing’ Gulf nations worth millions to UKThe UK government has once again been accused of “arming repression” in countries such as the UAE and Saudi Arabia, after nearly £46 million worth of British export licenses for crowd control items were issued to Gulf States.
- British companies rake in billions from Pentagon military contractsUK defense firms have earned more than £47 billion ($60 billion) from US military contracts during Barack Obama’s eight year presidency, an analysis of Pentagon spending has found.
- UKIP's Steven Woolfe hospitalized after being punched at Euro Parliament meetingUKIP leadership hopeful Steven Woolfe says he is recovering following an altercation at a meeting of MEPs in Strasbourg which left him hospitalized.
- ‘Alive & kicking’ Al-Qaeda poses ‘very direct threat’ to UK – Defense secretary
A resurgent Al-Qaeda poses a growing threat to the West as Islamic State is driven out of its strongholds, British Secretary of Defense Michael Fallon and security experts told media. They warn its branch in Syria, Al-Nusra Front, may be planning attacks. - More young people now identify as bisexual than gay or lesbian in UK
The number of young people identifying as bisexual has overtaken the number of those who consider themselves gay or lesbian for the first time, new figures have revealed. - Major Brexit court challenge could declare Article 50 plans undemocratic, illegal
The government is to face a major legal challenge to its Brexit policy next week when ministers will be accused of bypassing democracy if it triggers Article 50 without parliamentary consent. - Ready to alco-pop? 84k bottles of soft drink could blow up in UK shops any moment
Around 84,000 bottles of Rubicon fizzy mango drink have been recalled due to concerns that the lemonade would turn to alcohol, and the entire stash would blow up.
Shows
- Going Underground
Three times a week Afshin Rattansi and his team go underground to discover the stories that...Corruption of the City, Black Ops Advertising and Iraq Propaganda (E394)We speak to Professor Guy Standing talks about the Corruption of Capitalism. Professor Mara Einstein, talks about her new book Black Ops Advertising and how adverts seep into your social media. Plus Lembit Opik reviews the week’s news. LIKE... - Sputnik
Sputnik orbits the World with George Galloway, looking behind the stories which made the news, as...Episode 144It's all over bar the shouting – although shouting there will be. Jeremy Corbyn won an even bigger landslide victory at the Labour Party conference, despite 240,000 people being deprived of their votes for one reason or another. And who could...
Bulletin board
RT America -- October 06, 2016
South Beach already flooded as Florida braces for Hurricane Matthew President Barack Obama has declared a state of emergency in Florida as Hurricane Mathew closes in as a category 4 storm. And with winds of 140 mph, it’s the most powerful...
RT America -- October 05, 2016
‘President’s campaign can’t be based on bigotry’ – Bernie Sanders to RT’s Ed Schultz Senator Bernie Sanders is keeping his promise of doing everything he can to help Hillary Clinton defeat Donald Trump. Ed...
RT America -- October 04, 2016
‘We live in a pay-to-play culture’ – Editor of The Nation magazine Hacker Guccifer 2.0 has released documents that allegedly link the Clinton Foundation to pay-to-play schemes. To discuss the newly released documents, editor...
Op-Edge
RT asks
© Autonomous Nonprofit Organization “TV-Novosti”, 2005–2016. All rights reserved.