Israel

In Gaza City, Harry Fear interviews a UN field director. Robert Turner fills him in on the Relief and Works agency’s progress in building new schools for Gaza’s displaced children. In Ukraine, Roman Kosarev reports on the latest developments in the Malaysian plane crash investigation.

Roman Kosarev arrives at the crash site of Malaysian Airlines MH17 to find that, 24 hours after the tragedy, bodies of the passengers are still there and the only people who’ve visited the place are journalists. Meanwhile, Harry Fear’s work in Gaza City is tested when his equipment starts to fail.

Harry Fear reports on the psychological trauma suffered by children in Gaza. Irina Galushko is at the Ukrainian border, interviewing a former refugee who gave her house to a family that fled the war in Ukraine.

RT correspondent Harry Fear heads off to report about Israel's bombing of civilian infrastructure and discovers there’s more than meets the eye. Meanwhile, Manila Chan, a recent recruit at RT's Washington, D.C. office, goes on a tour of RT's US studios and talks about her job.

Harry Fear talks about the challenges he faces in Gaza as he arrives late for a live report and then has to interview a grieving family for the second time. Irina Galushko goes to a Russian town bordered on three sides by Ukraine to talk to Ukrainian refugees who fled to Russia.

Harry Fear ventures out at night in the Gaza Strip to talk to a family of a young victim who has died in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Paula Slier, meanwhile, investigates how the conflict affects both nationalities living in Israel.

A naval bombardment kills four children on a beach in Gaza, right next to Harry Fear's hotel. He interviews eye-witnesses in an attempt to find out how this tragedy could have happened. On the other side of the conflict, in Tel Aviv, Paula Slier watches on as Hamas shells explode overhead to the sound of sirens.

Irina Galushko resumes her field work after a much needed break. She goes to one of the refugee camps for Ukrainians fleeing the horrors of war to see how things work there, meet the refugees and hear their stories. Harry Fear is in the Gaza Strip interviewing civilians who live there in the midst of the escalating Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

This episode introduces new faces in the News Team series. Harry Fear, a freelance journalist and filmmaker, reports on Israel's bombing in the Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, Paul Scott, an RT news correspondent with a background in sports journalism, travels to Rio de Janeiro to report on the World Cup final that coincides with President Vladimir Putin's tour of Latin America.

RT correspondents Aleksey Yaroshevsky and Paula Slier return to two of the world’s biggest conflict zones, but this time during a calmer period. Aleksey is in post-coup Kiev, reflecting on the most violent days of the conflict. Meanwhile, Paula visits the West Bank to film the now already routine protests against the Israeli wall.

In Berlin, Peter Oliver is having fun reporting on some of Germany’s more bizarre laws. Meanwhile, Paula Slier leaves Israel, where she covered protests against the bombing of Gaza, for Ukraine in hopes of getting to Donetsk and reporting on the current situation there.

Maria Finoshina explores the humanitarian situation in Lugansk. Meanwhile in Berlin, Peter Oliver attends a protest against Israel's shelling of Gaza.

Night has fallen in the Gaza Strip, and Harry Fear is heading to one of its most dangerous areas in search of United Nations refugee shelters. Meanwhile in Ukraine, Roman Kosarev finds leaving the country is more difficult than anticipated.

Harry Fear is in the Gaza Strip struggling to put a film crew together as both his cameraman and fixer deem his new assignment too dangerous. Meanwhile in New York, Aleksey Yaroshevsky goes to watch his favourite football team, Liverpool FC.

Harry Fear goes to Beit Hanoun, a city on the northeast border of the Gaza Strip, to investigate the shelling of a UN school there. He is joined by British activist Rina Andolini who is pursuing a humanitarian mission. Unfortunately, Harry is not joined by his translator, making a dangerous trip even harder.

Harry Fear goes to the neighbourhood of Sheikh Za'id in East Gaza City. A one-hour ceasefire is all the time he has to film a report there. Meanwhile in Ukraine, Roman Kosarev gets alarming information that means he'll need to flee the country.