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a new hollywood film starring bin laden spitting image takes a humorous look at the post nine eleven world. well from the very beginning the spy scandal between russia and the u.s. read like the pages of an espionage novel famous author of the frederick forsyth offers his interpretation of the recent covert operation. fear. i'm here with frederick forsyth internationally renowned crime fiction writer seth and we're talking about the recent spy swap between the u.s. and russia where ten spies were deported from the u.s. in exchange for four in russian presence most of all so i thank you so much for talking to r.t. today that this seems to have been a very lengthy process in which no actual secrets were passed on do you think that these particular spies would ever have produced information that would have been of any value well it's difficult to say what they would eventually. manage to get hold

of certainly what they were doing when they were discovered during very quiet suburban lives it does for a lot of people they have not penetrated any major institution like cia. or f.b.i. or the pentagon or some nuclear facility that and any of that they might have been used as me go betweens but one doesn't think that as the primary information source they were nowhere near as sensitive material and these kind of deep sleep i mean what kind of person would do that it seems to be quite a special type of scale it is to do to leave your homeland to go to somebody else's and really. sink in this society to such a degree that you can puff for one of them is an exceptional skill it takes years of practice the idea that they just arrived with no training is nonsense they would have been years in a like an all-american village some more

a person the urals becoming americans over an extended period and then to arrive in a new you may never see your homeland again and that it's a problem for most people terrific sacrifice to make and how serious a threat still think these people will some sleepers in history have indeed been immensely valuable. to the person they're working for by. it's very very unusual most traitors for example spies who spied against russia or the u.s.s.r. during the cold war were themselves russians or ukrainians or you know and traders in the west were british or americans. very rare to find someone who can pass. for me gordon lowndes dale who was the must a mind of what we call the portland bill spy ring many years ago was indeed colonel . of the k.g.b. but he was gordon canadian businessman. and he was asleep but it's very unusual

it's the most unusual. form in which espionage takes place and this is so that it's actually still ongoing just this week we had the arrest of another yet another spy in the united states only twenty three years old which seems extraordinary young what kind of training do you think he would have had at such a young age well i don't know what i don't know how he was able if he was indeed able to plus the thing about america it's an easier. to penetrate than in british society because i mean america is an ethnic melting pot and you can say hey you know i'm a bum a polish immigrant i love america i'm a polish american and i have a name like cobalt ski would also be totally american with a name like of also because it's harder to say i am very open to go and my answer is go back three hundred years in britain when you're not. these things can be checked so you have to have what's called a legend that's going to be very very perfect takes years of working on and usually

has it with gordon lonsdale that was once a golden globe still was canadian boy who died and his entire life story was taken over by the k.g.b. . who created a new one around their own their own men that i was usually done to take over someone who died by. who whose ancestry can be proved. that sides don't do you think that this latest arrests which came off the only others and often we thought that this was in fact david do you think that means that this story may continue i should know i think they probably reached the end i suspect the newcomer the last one was probably something the something of the f.b.i. discovered going through the papers of the one of the ten. but the ten who i think not all of them were known even to each other. i suspect the betrayal if

that's so we're giving away all of them started with a tip off the whole thing to me reeks to pull off and let's not forget the f.b.i. been working for years on them there's wasn't as of a day or monday we saw the go to pop we rest of them saturday they were following them for years and checking them out and checking their backgrounds out and finding obviously of entry flaws that said this is not the person he or she purports to be somewhere i'd imagine in there they got the name of the eleventh. do you think that the the arrest of these people at that time was possibly most of a sense i don't know i it's all because i'm. it came just. crime as a president medvedev was. sort of sharing a hamburger with the american president so maybe the american president barack obama wasn't very pleased that it would should be at that moment. it could be

a decision that the director the f.b.i. said we delay perhaps he thought they might fly the coop if they didn't do something quickly but anyway they were there was one shot of the two heads of government cheerily sharing a hamburger about three days later. this is a humiliating story for four from moscow the ten eleven of their agents picked up one got away to cyprus. but that can can not have been available very embarrassing for moscow and let's talk about that one that got away what do you think could have happened to him obviously he skipped bail was gone oh one has to remember cyprus he got to sort of cyprus where he was arrested and some magistrate with more as presume a bigger bank account than he's got brains gave him bail despite the protests of the american consul inside the courtroom. as soon as you go bail he vanished well for obvious reasons i mean there are a lot of wealthy russians who live in cyprus and some have you private airplanes

and some have private yachts and i think probably only he was on one europe very fast to see him go. this is a thing that was sold very quickly more quickly than it would have been for example during the cold war why why do you think that was what was behind the solving of it i think the reason. the original arrests the trial or the arrangements with stream equipped and the decision to swap them was very quick. from america's point of view i think derives the fact that they were they they realized they actually weren't sort of top top top level people. they were an embarrassment to moscow. they were almost a joke to the american media who couldn't take them seriously i mean guy you can say what have you done in ten years we have penetrated the golf club you know it's it's not actually. i think that was behind the let's get that out of here. and it's

also the muscovite let's get them back quickly and cover this rather embarrassing episode up as best we can that's what they're doing. benefited the most from this hastily arranged swap over the usa usa it was a propaganda coup. it reminded i mean the watching world that spying isn't over still goes all both sides are at it and they know they are we all know they are but perhaps we need reminding because it's been twenty years since the end of the cold war many of us for maybe their spy anymore in that way are they do and so do we. the media during this whole for all we became fixated with on the chapman do you think she's the image of the new international spy. i was. most readers already intrigued and amused by the energy i was officer which is a pretty woman. and there is this almost media fixation of the

matahari sexy spy. when i was doing spy novels i mean everybody thinks expire you must be jerky we cajun you use a call go but the very few professional intelligence all of those. that i ever met middle age women in tweets i mean there's not actually. anything like an entrapment so i think i'm chapman with that short of a looking over right shoulder. to really really turned on the media but let's face it i think anna chapman ever either. seduced you know as a senior officer or slept with a politician or security any blinding piece of information a boss don't the most go so. as she seems to want to come back here to live in britain which you live for five years and that she's

a british national because she married a british. i hope that they allow her to come back was a spy anymore and why shouldn't she come back i i take a light hearted if you of the whole episode because i just i don't think any any real damage was done to the u.s. i want to bring. mr chapman. what would you think about this is a plot for a novel who would make a wonderful comedy novel yes. almost a comedy of errors. and i think i could have readers laughing at the whole idea of crazy espionage all spies what they used to be. more quotes of what they used to be . we what's that state. used to be much more serious because this place if there had been a nuclear war between the u.s. or warsaw pact on the one side and make on the other basically between the usa and

the u.s.s.r. we would all have been facing the wipe out of civilization it was that bad that seriously called a de mutually assured destruction. i don't think anyone is is seriously thinking before one instant the model of moscow is going to even try a first nuclear strike even though they have nuclear weapons and the same applies to the usa i think what's a state is not the wipe out of civilization it used to be that's why it was when it was very very fraught in the cold war it's not for us people have been quite shocked by this particular story because you know your man on the street didn't realize that that was still spies up racing in you know between between the u.s. and america do you think we still need spies what the media. i certainly i don't think he would you would have us explain to any major government the they don't need spies because every major governor would say look.

you know the rival culture is to us they do have secrets it would be immensely helpful to us to learn about them. intentions plans technical breakthroughs new discoveries particularly in the weapons field. that are just a part of the rivalry one tiny puppy there's a part mr forsyth thanks very much for talking to all day.

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hello and welcome thanks for joining our sports round up i'm natasha and here is what's coming up in the program. and i could stay in charge of the argentine national team for the next four years. because bollock rejoins the club he played for early on in his career byron liver accuser. and open day rory mcilroy leaves at gold's oldest major after shooting the bast first round scoring the championships one hundred thirty nine year history. golf with football news diego maradona may not be done with argentina's national squad just yet the legend will be offered a new deal that would keep him in charge through to the summer of twenty fourteen when brazil stages the next world cup the qualification process for this last one was shaky and the quarter final exit was largely viewed as underachievement bob the

origin time football association apparently still believes india got armando association president julia granddaughter will meet the forty nine year old next week even though mara daughter had hinted he would quit after the four male defeat to germany. meanwhile david back home has already made it clear he is not interested in coaching england even if. became available backs also talked about living in l.a. during a global web chat if you were wearing the managerial suit well i felt you know you look the part where you look like you could have been leading the team and i thought it was a rehearsal for you. know it's a role i could see you and you know of got no. interest in being a manager. you know it's something i've never been interested in this no passion of mine. manager before to so many things to enjoy about living and you know obviously the lakers is a bonus. you know like i said i am

a big boss wolf and to be able to go to the lakers. you know. more post world news now may have bollixed chelsea days are over the thirty three year old germany captain has signed a two year contract with a buyer leverkusen leverkusen finished fourth in the bundesliga last season on the coach and ballack hopes he can contribute positively to a school with a bright future but he'll have to recover his fitness and full fest not easy for a thirty three year old boy aged his ankle in may and missed the world cup but hopes to be back for the start of the new season. with additional of them still doing build up the training strength training in the next few days who will try to do a bit of running for the first time if everything goes smoothly. and jump into team training in the next two or three weeks this is my order to be ready for the first day of the new season to boxing now i will defend his w b o and i.b.o.

heavyweight carouse against alexander by that can all september eleventh that will take place said the comments bob kerrey in frankfurt klitschko who has a record of fifty four wins and three losses with forty eight knockouts last fault on march twentieth notching a knock out of eighty chambres he's won twelve straight fights since a loss to lehmann brewster in two thousand and four but it can meanwhile is thirteen year old russian native is unbeaten in nineteen ballots with fourteen knockouts he also lost fourteen launch and scored a fifth round technical knockout over javier more chambre as was also one of his victims in a unanimous decision in january two thousand and eight. golf now and rory mcilroy is off to the best of starts at the british open the northern irishman posting the lowest opening round score of sixty three on thursday to take a three shot early lead taking advantage of mixed weather conditions at santander is the. why as you want your old collected

a bridge and an eagle on the front nine before picking up six birdies in a devastating back nine for the amazing nine on the par sixty three and that's the best record in a hundred and seventy nine years now three time champion tiger woods started slowly but then stormed back late. retains good chances of regaining the title in scotland and american veteran john daly is also there the nine hundred ninety five open champion turned back the clock as he hit an impressive seven birdies in a round of six under sixty six daily known as wild thing saying he is more focused on the game than ever you guys perceive me as well you know i'm i'm not as wild as some people i've seen you know in my time but it's kind of a cool name i don't mind it but you know i think you know to concentrate more on the go off. you know dedicated to trying to trying to come back and there are certain things that i just don't want to do anymore you know order for me to get

there there's certain things i can do there's certain foods i don't know there's certain things i've given up an awful lot on. and i get up to smoking and i get up to diet cokes but other than that i'm doing pretty good. sports now and italian bullington there also has been cleared to return to racing as soon as this week and the doctor is going to compete at the german grand prix just six weeks out to breaking his leg in practice the seven time world champion already received approval from the zog ziering circuits chief medical officer ross who has completed two private tasks in the last week at the bern north to sassy's level of fitness and comfort the rider currently say its seventh trailing championship leader jorge lorenzo by over a hundred points. now young muscovites are getting involved in a popular movement and scold gatto workout and allows you to get physical training almost anywhere in the city as one of the most evocative ports now.

the wizards caught the music and these guys up on in iran is the most basic park i've been doing different sports for a while but then i saw a short movie about people working out in the streets and i realized was the thing i really wanted to do it's called get a workout and start it in america young guys from the suburbs use every spam in it to build their bodies many can order afford to g.m. . will do for them and it's got one big attraction for young muscovites one of the main idea is that you don't have to pay money it's totally free you can go anywhere you can go to the parks to the schools can find the places to train everywhere in the world and you can transit of people who also want to train a few. fitness tradition was strong in the old soviet union but as moscow has

grown places to exercise have become fewer and fewer so these guys have come up with the shoe week to get all the training be neat because they can work out pretty much anywhere. but it was to our g. and finally of the lacrosse world championships that kicked off a magistrate in the u.k. by the place that invented the sport as early as a thousand years ago looks set to miss the tournament due to paperwork the american hero quad team refused to accept us prosperous bots were allowed to travel to angle on by the us gov. the iroquois confederacy documents however most players still

lack of probably displays as while others need clearance from canada they are now stuck in new york after missing their flights to manchester but are still hopeful of making the trip the players however say that accepting american passports would be a blow to their identity. this is our nationally. i think. people start feeling the commute the connection to why we're standing so strongly on this this represents our national putting surely and this is what we're standing for the team when we go over to england and we present our korean shows at the players table and we wait on our our passports this is what it's all about we're not leaving the u.s. passports we're not laying down canadian passports ruling don't know surely passports which are the passports of the holding of surely the europe or the six nations confederacy that said for now about more news you can always log on to our

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