A petition asking Sadiq Khan to resign has reached more than 50,000 signatures. Its creator was Matthew Lee.

RT UK speaks to Suliman Gani.

To celebrate RT’s ten-year anniversary we are bringing together the leading international experts to discuss these developments, exchange ideas and address the challenges facing the world today.

Session 2: Public talk: Q&A with U.S. Lieutenant General & frm. Director of Defense Intelligence Agency Michael Flynn on the crisis in the Middle East
Interviewer: Sophie Shevardnadze

Norway’s most expensive television series, which will describe a Russian invasion into the country, is to premiere in September. Moscow described the choice of the storyline as an ‘unfortunate’ decision.
However, the Russians aren’t the only baddies in the show, as the occupation of Norway is performed on behalf of the European Union.

Editor and founder of the online culture journal Radix Richard Spencer speaks to RT International on MTV's controversial "White Squad" campaign.

The study aims to find the descendants of Vikings, who invaded Normandy in the 9th century.

Around 100 locals with Scandinavian surnames agreed to take part.
But some French activists say the study will build on the idea that there are real Normans and fake Normans - and therefore spur xenophobia.

Political analyst Gearoid O'Colmain thinks such worries are unwarranted.

On the morning of June 22, 1941, radio announcer Yury Levitan, dubbed the ‘voice of the war’, made the announcement that the Nazi forces had attacked the Soviet Union, marking the start of the Great Patriotic War, as WWII is known in Russia.

On May 9, 1945, radio announcer Yury Levitan, dubbed the ‘voice of the war’, made the historic announcement that Germany had signed the Instrument of Surrender, putting an end to World War II.

On July 3, 1941, Soviet leader Joseph Stalin addressed the nation for the first time since the outbreak of what came to be called the Great Patriotic War, as WWII is known in Russia. In his speech, Stalin spoke of the grave danger hanging over the country and called for mobilization and fight for freedom, saying it was a matter of life and death for the peoples of the USSR.

Terrorist attacks that shook Europe this year have pushed many minorities to seek greater protection by the government.
Among them are Sikhs in the UK, who often find themselves victims of mistaken Islamophobia.
RT's Polly Boiko looks whether London is ready to protect them.

На ежедневном брифинге официальный представитель Госдепартамента США Мари Харф отвечает на вопросы журналистов по ситуации на Украине.

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Parliament House on Moscow's Freedom Square burns after being bombarded by federal forces on October 4, 1993 as a result of a conflict involving deputies of the Russian Supreme Soviet [Parliament] and the executive branch headed by President Boris Yeltsin - READ MORE http://on.rt.com/hbenw1

A third night of rioting in Stockholm has seen cars and buildings torched - in anger at what rioters say is the poor treatment of immigrants.The unrest began on Sunday, in Husby - a largely immigrant suburb in the north of the city - after police shot dead a 69-year-old man who was allegedly wielding a large knife in the street.
Live for some reaction from Ingrid Carlqvist, the Editor-in-chief of the newspaper Dispatch International. Date: 22/05/2013