The European Union has restricted sales of drugs used in the US to execute convicts. Over 40 inmates have been killed by lethal injection in America this year alone, and supporters of the move to disrupt supplies hope it will cut that number. But as RT's Ivor Bennet explains, restrictions could actually make the situation worse. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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For latest updates, follow RT on twitter.com and www.facebook.com We've had enough! That's the message being sent from many around the world to big business and government, as people in almost a thousand cities take their anger to the streets. The 'Occupy Together' movement, which began in New York, is now demanding global change. Let's now zero-in on two of the rallying cities and talk to our correspondents, Ivor Bennett in London, and Daniel Bushell in Brussels.

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British MPs are staging a debate seeking the urgent renegotiation of what they see as a biased extradition treaty with the US. Agreed in the chaotic aftermath of 9-11, it allows Washington to demand the extradition of any UK Citizen - without evidence of any crime - and Britain is bound to comply. But, as RT's Ivor Bennet reports from London, patience is running low. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Italy's much-disputed 54-billion-Euro austerity package to slash the country's crippling debt will go through a final debate at the lower house of Parliament on Monday. It would increase taxes and cut government spending to balance the budget by 2013. But constant changes to the plan and squabbling between lawmakers has damaged people's faith in it. And as Ivor Bennett reports, there's a town that's decided it doesn't want to wait for the cuts. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com

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A new conflict's erupted between Britain and the EU - this time, over the UK's treatment of so called 'benefit tourists.' Brussels has given London an ultimatum to relax benefit laws - saying the country must dole out handouts to anyone who asks for them. But, as RT's Ivor Bennett reports, Britain's new spirit of non-cooperation may complicate the matter. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com

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In Libya, NATO jets have attacked a government weapons depot just south-west of the capital Tripoli. It came as forces loyal to Muammar Gaddafi launched a wave of attacks on rebel-held areas across the country. Fierce fighting has been reported in the the city of Misrata, the last rebel stronghold in the west. The opposition there says it's critically low on food and supplies, and warns of an imminent humanitarian crisis. But despite almost daily bombing runs, coalition jets have been unable to break Gadaffi's siege of the port-city. And, as RT's Ivor Bennet reports, some NATO nations are finding it harder to justify the cost of the campaign. www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com

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Follow latest updates at twitter.com and www.facebook.com Japan may be losing control at the Fukushima nuclear power plant after a rise in radiation levels meant attempts to stabilise the situation had to be halted. The government's top spokesman said one of the reactor's key containment vessels is feared to have broken and radioactive material leaked out. The authorities had earlier been using military helicopters to drop water onto the troubled reactor but later aborted the mission. RT's Ivor Bennet who's in the region, says many people are trying to flee from areas facing immediate danger...

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The UK has declared it's severing all ties with Iranian banks. The US has also announced it's joining Britain and Canada in targeting hit Iran's economy with new sanctions over its controversial nuclear program. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Follow latest updates at twitter.com and www.facebook.com Japanese state tv has showed pictures of an apparent explosion at the Fukushima nuclear powerplant. Radiation levels there are said to have increased rapidly. The plant has been facing a meltdown after the 8.9 magnitude earthquake hit the country on Friday. RT's Ivor Bennet reports from Tokyo

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Further information is available in play lists on my channel and please see video responses. RT, Oct. 15th, 2011: "We've had enough! That's the message being sent from many around the world to big business and government, as people in almost a thousand cities take their anger to the streets. The 'Occupy Together' movement, which began in New York, is now demanding global change. Let's now zero-in on two of the rallying cities and talk to our correspondents, Ivor Bennett in London, and Daniel Bushell in Brussels.

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The management at Russia's Domodedovo Airport is facing a criminal investigation after a suicide bomber was able to carry out a devastating attack there on Monday. President Dmitry Medvedev says it was poor attention to security which led to the blast at the country's biggest airport. The suspected suicide bomber killed 35 people and left around 180 injured. The explosion, which took place in the international arrivals area, is Russia's worst terrorist atrocity since twin bombings rocked Moscow's metro system last March. Over a hundred people caught up in the airport blast are being treated in hospitals across the capital. Report by RT' Ivor Bennet was brought to a premature end by a guard at the airport, which is operating at a heightened level of security.

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Russia's Katia Zatuliveter will not be deported from the UK. A special commission has ruled that the 26-year-old, accused of obtaining classified information while working for a British MP with whom she had an affair, was not a Russian agent. After the court ruled that Zatuliveter may stay due to a lack of evidence of her being a spy, her lawyer stated that the whole situation showed incompetence on behalf of the security services. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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15/10/2011 We've had enough! That's the message being sent from many around the world to big business and government, as people in almost a thousand cities take their anger to the streets. The 'Occupy Together' movement, which began in New York, is now demanding global change. Let's now zero-in on two of the rallying cities and talk to our correspondents, Ivor Bennett in London, and Daniel Bushell in Brussels.

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The UK is reportedly being urged by Jordan's king to lead a "diplomatic drive" to remove the Assad regime in Damascus. France, a key partner in the campaign to kill the Gaddafi regime, is also on the list of would-be captains of an anti-Assad push. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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www.youtube.com Police in London are on high alert as an estimated ten thousand students gear up for a rally against education cuts and tripling tuition fees. This comes almost a year after similar protests in the heart of the British capital descended into violence. RT's Ivor Bennett who's keeping across developments talked to one of the organisers of the protest rally.

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What could possibly bring Ashton Kutcher, CEO of eBay and founder of Twitter to chilly Moscow? An official mission from the US government, of course. A delegation of technology and social media leaders have arrived in Moscow as part of White House efforts to improve ties with Russia.

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As fears of spreading radiation escalate, many are escaping Japan, leaving their homes and holiday plans behind. However, for those who stay, the future looks more than uncertain. The sheer force of the tsunami is hard to comprehend: houses and vehicles were bent at impossible angles by water power. Many of those who survived the disaster say they had never experienced such a powerful earthquake before. Journalists are not allowed along the devastated coast: the police are on high alert in the area. People are generally ready for the worst, which might hit any minute. RT correspondent Ivor Bennet, who is currently in Japan, has himself experienced what it means to be in the midst of the crisis. "Suddenly there was panic: warnings of a five-meter wall of water heading our way. We sped inland as fast as possible, chased by others," he said. "The last wave took just nine minutes after the earthquake to reach eight kilometers inland, we did not have long. This was a false alarm, but those already on their knees are bracing themselves for more." At a relief center in the city of Sendai, the newly homeless are given blankets and a cardboard sheet. All 19 floors of the building are full, with everyone from infants to the elderly. Nights spent in the center are not particularly welcoming: bitterly cold and for some, sleepless. However, for many this place may be home for weeks to come. Everyone has a story to tell about their moment of terror. "You are thinking that this is it <b>...</b>

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A new conflict's erupted between Britain and the EU - this time, over the UK's treatment of so called 'benefit tourists.' Brussels has given London an ultimatum to relax benefit laws - saying the country must dole out handouts to anyone who asks for them. But, as RT's Ivor Bennett reports, Britain's new spirit of non-cooperation may complicate the matter. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com

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The British Parliament is to vote on whether to stage a referendum on the UK's membership of the EU soon. The UK Conservative Party MP says Union involvement harms Britain's sovereignty. Patrick Mercer is a widely known Euro-skeptic and he does not hide his negative opinion about Britain's membership of the EU, arguing "Britain has surrendered far too many powers to the EU." RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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re-upload from RT 29.11. 2011 www.youtube.com Russia's Katia Zatuliveter will not be deported from the UK. A special commission has ruled that the 26-year-old, accused of obtaining classified information while working for a British MP with whom she had an affair, was not a Russian agent. After the court ruled that Zatuliveter may stay due to a lack of evidence of her being a spy, her lawyer stated that the whole situation showed incompetence on behalf of the security services.

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re-upload from RT 21.11. 2011 www.youtube.com The UK has declared it's severing all ties with Iranian banks. The US has also announced it's joining Britain and Canada in targeting hit Iran's economy with new sanctions over its controversial nuclear program.

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Our in depth look at the city of St Petersburg continues now with a stroll down the city's shortest street - but which has a long history. Our man Ivor Bennet has the story.

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Moscow says it is ready to assist in peace and dialogue efforts in Libya in order to prevent further civilian casualties on condition of an immediate ceasefire. In a telephone conversation with the Libyan prime minister, al-Baghdadi Ali al-Mahmudi, Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said a peaceful solution is possible only if all sides in the conflict act in accordance with the UN mandate. According to the Foreign Ministry website, the telephone conversation between Lavrov and al-Mahmudi took place on Saturday at the request of the Libyan side. Al-Mahmudi gave his assessment of the current situation in the country; he talked about the willingness of Tripoli to reach a political settlement of the conflict and expressed interest in Russia promoting the search of ways to peaceful settlement. Information provided by rt.com Thank you www.rt.com http

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As Italian lawmakers continue to debate a 54-billion-euro austerity package, more and more people are losing faith in its efficacy. Some are even trying to introduce own currency to avoid economic woes. Italy's much-disputed austerity package to slash the country's crippling debt will go through a final debate at the lower house of Parliament on Monday. It would increase taxes and cut government spending to balance the budget by 2013. However, there is one town in Italy that has decided it does not want to wait for the cuts. The town of Filettino in the middle of the country also claims to be an independent principality. To prove it, it has even started printing its own money -- the "fiorito". The new banknotes are featuring the image of the town mayor Luca Sellari, who is now a self-proclaimed prince. "I guess everyone dreams of being a prince when they're a little boy, and so did I. Now I get to live that dream," he says. Filettino is going solo in protest over government plans to slash council funding. Rome wants small towns to merge, halving the number of local authorities. With a population of just 600, Filettino and its mayor are for the chop. "It's a terrible idea because it makes no economic sense. We have everything here to be autonomous, and besides, our neighboring towns are at least 30km away, so it's not practically possible. It wouldn't even save that much money. Most regional administrations do nothing, they should get rid of them instead," Sellari claims <b>...</b>

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Amid fresh fears of nuclear contamination, inhabitants of villages and towns surrounding the Fukushima nuclear plant prepare for the worst. Some are trying to flee the country for fear of what might soon come. Residents of the Japanese city of Sendai are trying to stockpile what food is left and most shelves in local shops are already empty. The people are also getting ready to hide, fearing an invisible killer: radiation. Two explosions at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant, which occurred on Tuesday, put the country on the cusp of a nuclear meltdown. One damaged the reactor's outer casing and the final two reactors have now lost cooling capability, too. Radiation levels peaked near the plant at 400 times the amount normally absorbed in a year. There are fears radiation will spread across the country. Some fear that Japanese news outlets are not telling the whole truth. "It is the same information being broadcast on every channel," said Russian citizen in Japan, Tatyana Karpova. "You have to just guess many things, look for them in other places, because you cannot get them in the Japanese sources." "There is some very strict censorship which doesn't let us understand the true picture -- and that is not helping," she added. While residents prepare to go underground, foreign news crews are fleeing. Foreign nationals in the town are trying to escape from Niigata airport, but flights from there to Osaka and Tokyo are already fully booked for the next several days. Thus, the <b>...</b>

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Work has resumed at the Fukushima power plant after it was interrupted for the second time in 24 hours. Restoration work has been underway at the facility to deal with damage caused by the tsunami. Columns of white smoke were seen hovering over two units of the facility earlier on Tuesday. Both equipment repair and restoration work have been temporarily shut at the facility, Itar-Tass news agency reports. A similar incident occurred on Monday, when restoration work was suspended due to detection of smoke over the second and third units at the facility. Fukushima workers managed to connect the first and the fourth reactors of the plant to an external power source to help restore the cooling system at the units. Five of six units of the Fukushima plant have now been connected to emergency diesel generators, Kyodo news agency reported. However, the electricity supply to the problematic third unit has yet to be switched back on. The International Atomic Energy Agency announced on Tuesday that the level of radiation within 20 kilometers from the Fukushima facility exceeds the norm 1600 times. Authorities are said to be monitoring radiation in the seawater and environment surrounding the nuclear plant. Residents of a village near the site have been supplied with bottled water after officials said tap water was contaminated. The death toll of people killed in the earthquake and tsunami that hit the country on March 11 exceeded 9000 on Tuesday, the National Police Agency said <b>...</b>

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Yes, now I can say I'm open for editing Heroes! FINALLY finish to download all the episodes and I am very happy to be returning to vid this WONDERFUL SERIES. Heroes was the first show I watch, I was immediately in love with the history and that powers, not long after, when I saw, was already the biggest fan of the series. I feel sad for Heroes has been canceled, but I will always remember the series in my heart. Elle Bishop... You were the first character I really fell in love with! A mysterious character, interesting, beautiful, dangerous, BITCH (of corse) LOL You should not have died that way, I think if the producers had not killed you, Heroes would still be on today, you were the center of that series and when you died the series was not enough structure to pull himself together ;\ Yeah guys, this Monday actually get my classes and in April I'll have tests and March too, my life will be a good race from here on out, I'll have to study AS WELL to return to editing videos. I hope you all understand. While Collab Parts, don't worry about it, I will give some way for me to finish all. Song: Woods by Bon Iver Fandom: Heroes

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Amy Winehouse - Back To Black (Live Belgrade18-06-2011 drunk or stoned) RIP 23-07-2011 † LONDON: Troubled British singer Amy Winehouse was found dead at her flat in north London, police said. She was 27 years old. The Grammy award-winning soul singer struggled with well-documented drink and drug addictions. Her death is being treated as unexplained. "Police were called by London Ambulance Service to an address in Camden Square shortly before 4:05 pm (local time) today, Saturday 23 July, following reports of a woman found deceased," a police statement said. "On arrival officers found the body of a 27-year-old female who was pronounced dead at the scene. "Enquiries continue into the circumstances of the death. At this early stage it is being treated as unexplained." London Ambulance Service had been called to the flat at 3:54 pm (1454 GMT) and sent two ambulances. Winehouse rocketed to fame after winning five Grammy awards off the back of her 2006 second album "Back to Black" and the hit single "Rehab". In the run-up to her live return, Winehouse spent a week at an addiction treatment clinic in London, reportedly at the suggestion of her father, Mitch, over concerns that she was drinking too much before her shows. But Winehouse pulled out of her European comeback tour following a disastrous opening performance in Serbia on June 18. She was booed at the performance in Belgrade, as she appeared to be too drunk to sing. Some 20000 people gathered for the highly-promoted <b>...</b>

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Amy Winehouse- Some Unholy War (Live Belgrade 18-06-2011 drunk or stoned), RIP 23-07-2011 † LONDON: Troubled British singer Amy Winehouse was found dead at her flat in north London, police said. She was 27 years old. The Grammy award-winning soul singer struggled with well-documented drink and drug addictions. Her death is being treated as unexplained. "Police were called by London Ambulance Service to an address in Camden Square shortly before 4:05 pm (local time) today, Saturday 23 July, following reports of a woman found deceased," a police statement said. "On arrival officers found the body of a 27-year-old female who was pronounced dead at the scene. "Enquiries continue into the circumstances of the death. At this early stage it is being treated as unexplained." London Ambulance Service had been called to the flat at 3:54 pm (1454 GMT) and sent two ambulances. Winehouse rocketed to fame after winning five Grammy awards off the back of her 2006 second album "Back to Black" and the hit single "Rehab". In the run-up to her live return, Winehouse spent a week at an addiction treatment clinic in London, reportedly at the suggestion of her father, Mitch, over concerns that she was drinking too much before her shows. But Winehouse pulled out of her European comeback tour following a disastrous opening performance in Serbia on June 18. She was booed at the performance in Belgrade, as she appeared to be too drunk to sing. Some 20000 people gathered for the highly-promoted <b>...</b>

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Chapter 51. Classic Literature VideoBook with synchronized text, interactive transcript, and closed captions in multiple languages. Audio courtesy of Librivox. Read by Elizabeth Klett. Playlist for Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen: www.youtube.com

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Chapter 55. Classic Literature VideoBook with synchronized text, interactive transcript, and closed captions in multiple languages. Audio courtesy of Librivox. Read by Elizabeth Klett. Playlist for Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen: www.youtube.com

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