Dozens of pro and anti-migrant demonstrators gathered for rallies near Eurotunnel’s British terminal in Folkestone on Saturday. Police used force to disperse the protesters as tensions heated up between the rival rallies.

Bidit Dey, political commentator and lecturer at Brunel University, joins RT

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The Zimbabwean government has requested the extradition of the US dentist Walter Palmer, who killed the southern African country’s most celebrated lion, Cecil. The American trophy hunter lured the lion out of a national park and tracked him down.

Patrick Henningsen, geopolitical analyst, joins RT

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There has been an outpour of support on social media for two journalists from a German news website accused of state treason for leaking information on online surveillance. The probe was suspended on Friday shortly after its existence was made public.

Annie Machon, former MI5 agent, joins RT

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A suspected “price tag,” or retaliation, arson attack by right-wing Jewish settlers killed an 18-month-old Palestinian child in a house in the occupied West Bank and injured several other people, according to Israeli police.

Gideon Levy, Haaretz journalist, joins RT

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The United States has imposed further sanctions against Russia over the events in eastern Ukraine and Crimea. Eleven more people and 15 more companies have been put on the sanctions list.

Richard Becker, from Answer Coalition, joins RT

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After Facebook’s video strategy turned out to be a success, the social network giant’s CEO is now eager to completely revolutionize the way we communicate by mastering virtual reality technologies.

Artificial intelligence expert on virtual reality, James Barrat, joins RT

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Scotland Yard has contended that the Russian state was involved in the murder of Alexander Litvinenko as the force broke its silence at the inquiry into the spy’s death from poisoning.

British historian and author, Martin McCauley, joins RT

Oil prices will no longer fall, as demand is surging and production going down, said OPEC Secretary General Abdalla Salem El-Badri after meeting Russian Energy Minister Aleksandr Novak. However, the cartel is not going to cut crude output.

Gary Ross, Founder, PIRA Energy group, joins RT

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The Minnesota dentist accused of killing a beloved Zimbabwean lion has gone into hiding after a social media storm that included death threats. In a statement to the press, he claimed the hunt was legal. Hunting tourists kill about 600 lions annually.

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The deal with creditors was “not of our choice,” Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has said, adding that Greece faced the dilemma between a difficult compromise and disorderly default.

RT's Ameera David and Edward Harrison talk to James Galbraith, professor of government at the University of Texas in Austin.

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