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navalny. any by supporters of alexei navalny. any eo - le by supporters of alexei navalny. any people really pointing to the fact that the numbers that turned out a pretty significant. i that the numbers that turned out a pretty significant-— pretty significant. i think they are, pretty significant. i think they are. yes- _ pretty significant. i think they are, yes. alexei _ pretty significant. i think they are, yes. alexei navalny- pretty significant. i think they i are, yes. alexei navalny himself called for this day of protest across the nation and it's significant that so many people heeded that call right from the far east of russia to hear in the western side of the country. it was the scope, breadth and depth of those protests that are significant, but it's really as well what happened here in moscow that the authorities in the kremlin, vladimir putin himself, will be looking to because alexei navalny has been sent to police custody many times before, he has been in police detention centres but he has never actually been
navalny. any by supporters of alexei navalny. any eo - le by supporters of alexei navalny. any people really pointing to the fact that the numbers that turned out a pretty significant. i that the numbers that turned out a pretty significant-— pretty significant. i think they are, pretty significant. i think they are. yes- _ pretty significant. i think they are, yes. alexei _ pretty significant. i think they are, yes. alexei navalny- pretty significant. i think they i are, yes. alexei navalny...
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the of the main facemasks, calling for alexei navalny's release.- alexei navalny's release. the fact that peeple _ alexei navalny's release. the fact that peeple are — alexei navalny's release. the fact that people are coming _ alexei navalny's release. the fact that people are coming out - alexei navalny's release. the fact that people are coming out in - that people are coming out in support of alexei navalny and against putin, is a vindication of the former�*s decision to come back to russia. a lot of people are thinking he was incredibly brave to return from germany after that novichok poisoning but he did come back and he has begun the protest movement. he back and he has begun the protest movement-— back and he has begun the protest movement. . , , . , , , movement. he has, yeah. i guess this is what he was — movement. he has, yeah. i guess this is what he was hoping _ movement. he has, yeah. i guess this is what he was hoping would - movement. he has, yeah. i guess this is what he was hoping would happen. | is what he was hoping would happen. i think you knew
the of the main facemasks, calling for alexei navalny's release.- alexei navalny's release. the fact that peeple _ alexei navalny's release. the fact that peeple are — alexei navalny's release. the fact that people are coming _ alexei navalny's release. the fact that people are coming out - alexei navalny's release. the fact that people are coming out in - that people are coming out in support of alexei navalny and against putin, is a vindication of the former�*s decision to come back to...
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this is the first time that alexei navalny has been... alexei _ that alexei navalny has been... alexei navalny has been detained before _ alexei navalny has been detained before. 0ur colleague said it is the first time _ before. 0ur colleague said it is the first time he has been imprisoned. we do _ first time he has been imprisoned. we do not — first time he has been imprisoned. we do not want to —— they do not want _ we do not want to —— they do not want to— we do not want to —— they do not want to make a martyr of him. you don't _ want to make a martyr of him. you don't want — want to make a martyr of him. you don't want more people to side with him. don't want more people to side with him you _ don't want more people to side with him. you want to ignore him and that is what _ him. you want to ignore him and that is what the _ him. you want to ignore him and that is what the police are doing. the real thing — is what the police are doing. the real thing is momentum. this is one weekend _ real thing is momentum. this is one weekend. what will happen next we
this is the first time that alexei navalny has been... alexei _ that alexei navalny has been... alexei navalny has been detained before _ alexei navalny has been detained before. 0ur colleague said it is the first time _ before. 0ur colleague said it is the first time he has been imprisoned. we do _ first time he has been imprisoned. we do not — first time he has been imprisoned. we do not want to —— they do not want _ we do not want to —— they do not want to— we do not want to...
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alexey navalny.... — alexei navalny, the most high profile critic of vladimir putin's
alexey navalny.... — alexei navalny, the most high profile critic of vladimir putin's
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in that the way media, alexei navalny. welcome to hardtalk. he must establish what kind of contact you have with alexei navalny right now, you have any means of contacting him? the onl wa means of contacting him? the only way of — means of contacting him? tue: only way of contacting means of contacting him? tte: only way of contacting him is through his lawyers, not even, his only has lawyers are allowed to visit him and they do not enter a privacy and so it is supervised contact but still, a place to pass basic information on what is going on. but they're not orchestrating progress from this a little bit too much. actually, he is not able to do it, but his political structures. they are now managing this and it is capable of at least for some time of keeping them moving forward along with the directions. he left berlin for moscow. what kind of left berlin for moscow. what kind 0’ ., ~ left berlin for moscow. what kind 0’ . ~ ., left berlin for moscow. what kind�* . ~ ., ., kind of what kind of condition is the end- — kind of what ki
in that the way media, alexei navalny. welcome to hardtalk. he must establish what kind of contact you have with alexei navalny right now, you have any means of contacting him? the onl wa means of contacting him? the only way of — means of contacting him? tue: only way of contacting means of contacting him? tte: only way of contacting him is through his lawyers, not even, his only has lawyers are allowed to visit him and they do not enter a privacy and so it is supervised contact but still, a...
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"we're for navalny," it says. "alexei, alexei" they shout. mr navalny�*s supporters came to the police station where he was being held. a makeshift court room had been set up inside. it would rule on whether the kremlin critic should be sent to jail. in a freezing cold russian winter, piping hot tea was a welcome relief. it's bitterly cold here. it's -20. but supporters of mr navalny are waiting for the result of the court hearing and shouting, "let him go." in a video message from the court room, mr navalny denounced the hearing as a mockery of justice. after he was ordered to be kept in custody for 30 days, he called on russians to take to the streets and not stay silent. alexei navalny is the russian opposition leader most capable of organising large—scale anti—government protests. it's why the kremlin sees him as a threat. navalny was and is danger number one for vladimir putin in russia. it's very difficult to fight against massive public protests. mr navalny is convinced it was the kremlin that ordered his poisoning by nerve agent
"we're for navalny," it says. "alexei, alexei" they shout. mr navalny�*s supporters came to the police station where he was being held. a makeshift court room had been set up inside. it would rule on whether the kremlin critic should be sent to jail. in a freezing cold russian winter, piping hot tea was a welcome relief. it's bitterly cold here. it's -20. but supporters of mr navalny are waiting for the result of the court hearing and shouting, "let him go." in a...
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"we're for navalny," it says. "alexei, alexei" they shout. mr navalny�*s supporters came to the police station where he was being held. a makeshift court room had been set up inside. it would rule on whether the kremlin critic should be sent to jail. in a freezing cold russian winter, piping hot tea was a welcome relief. it's bitterly cold here. it's -20. but supporters of mr navalny are waiting for the result of the court hearing and shouting, "let him go." in a video message from the court room, mr navalny denounced the hearing as a mockery of justice. after he was ordered to be kept in custody for 30 days, he called on russians to take to the streets and not stay silent. alexei navalny is the russian opposition leader most capable of organising large—scale anti—government protests. it's why the kremlin sees him as a threat. navalny was and is danger number one for vladimir putin in russia. it's very difficult to fight against massive public protests. mr navalny is convinced it was the kremlin that ordered his poisoning by nerve agent
"we're for navalny," it says. "alexei, alexei" they shout. mr navalny�*s supporters came to the police station where he was being held. a makeshift court room had been set up inside. it would rule on whether the kremlin critic should be sent to jail. in a freezing cold russian winter, piping hot tea was a welcome relief. it's bitterly cold here. it's -20. but supporters of mr navalny are waiting for the result of the court hearing and shouting, "let him go." in a...
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people have been telling me they are because of alexei navalny himself —— they are not tearful alexei navalny himself, they don't support him as a politician but as a symbol for political change. a lot of people are quite young and has spent their entire lives living under vladimir putin and they've said they have had enough and want change, they want the right to choose a different future. ., ~' , ., the right to choose a different future. ., ~ i. ., �*, ., , future. thank you. that's the latest from the russian _ future. thank you. that's the latest from the russian capital. _ edward lucas is a russia specialist and author of the new cold war. he says the critical thing to watch out for is whether the demonstrations continue throughout the country. vladimir putin and his kleptocratic cronies will be watching with some concern. the key question is whether the protests have momentum, if people who have turned up in these very cold conditions, facing the truncheons and other threats that the authorities levelled against them, feel that there is more of us this week than last week and
people have been telling me they are because of alexei navalny himself —— they are not tearful alexei navalny himself, they don't support him as a politician but as a symbol for political change. a lot of people are quite young and has spent their entire lives living under vladimir putin and they've said they have had enough and want change, they want the right to choose a different future. ., ~' , ., the right to choose a different future. ., ~ i. ., �*, ., , future. thank you. that's...
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navalny himself. find is going to happen to alexei navalny himself.— is going to happen to alexei navalny himself. and anna, tell us a little bit _ navalny himself. and anna, tell us a little bit more _ navalny himself. and anna, tell us a little bit more about, - navalny himself. and anna, tell us a little bit more about, the i us a little bit more about, the huge numbers we are seeing right across the country, just how significant is that? it is how significant is that? it is very significant _ how significant is that? it 3 very significant because, for one thing, two points here. first, there have been really quite sustained protests in russia's far east all the way back in the summer and the length for which they have been sustained is really quite remarkable. and second, typically, protests and russia usually happen in moscow and st petersburg but not the far east and the fact that really if you think back months ago, that this is spreading much further throughout the country is quite difficult. ~ �* . throughout the country is quite difficult. ~ ~ ., ., ~ difficult. well, anna, th
navalny himself. find is going to happen to alexei navalny himself.— is going to happen to alexei navalny himself. and anna, tell us a little bit _ navalny himself. and anna, tell us a little bit more _ navalny himself. and anna, tell us a little bit more about, - navalny himself. and anna, tell us a little bit more about, the i us a little bit more about, the huge numbers we are seeing right across the country, just how significant is that? it is how significant is that? it is very...
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i think alexei navalny, they've now arrested him. ithink if alexei navalny, they've now arrested him. i think if there ever were a case that the 31 countries that have magnitsky acts were to work together and punish these russian abusers, this is the case. zhanna nemtsova is the daughter of the assasinated russian opposition politican, boris nemtsov. she took part in one of today's protests in nizhny novgorod, in central russia and spoke to us a little earlier. ijoined the i joined the marches ijoined the marches of my father, and i was very much surprised with the numbers. i think... and i was very much surprised with the numbers. ithink... it's difficult to estimate, but i think around 10,000 people took to the streets today. lots of young people. and i guess that it is the biggest growth since the early 90s, and all protesters were very peaceful and i'm very much proud of my fellow citizens. i was not afraid, i was ready for everything. i was ready to be detained, i was not. there were some detentions. the head of navalny�*s was
i think alexei navalny, they've now arrested him. ithink if alexei navalny, they've now arrested him. i think if there ever were a case that the 31 countries that have magnitsky acts were to work together and punish these russian abusers, this is the case. zhanna nemtsova is the daughter of the assasinated russian opposition politican, boris nemtsov. she took part in one of today's protests in nizhny novgorod, in central russia and spoke to us a little earlier. ijoined the i joined the marches...
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our top stories: thousands arrested in russia as supporters ofjailed opposition leader alexei navalny take to the streets. these scenes of riot police and detentions suggest the kremlin is more worried than they are letting on. dutch police at schipol airport arrest sir chir lop, the alleged head of one of the world's biggest drugs gangs. italy accuses coronavirus vaccine companies pfizer and astrazeneca of serious contract violations. and tributes are paid to larry king, the american broadcaster and talk show host, who has died aged 87. hello and welcome. russian police have detained more than 2,000 people at protests in support of the jailed opposition leader, alexei navalny. large gatherings have been taking place across russia, including the eastern cities of vladivostok and kha barovsk. in the siberian city of yakutsk, protesters braved temperatures of minus 50 degrees. the main demonstration was in the capital, moscow, from where our correspondent steve rosenberg reports. in moscow, you can feel the anger. police had warned people, any protest would be broken up. any protester r
our top stories: thousands arrested in russia as supporters ofjailed opposition leader alexei navalny take to the streets. these scenes of riot police and detentions suggest the kremlin is more worried than they are letting on. dutch police at schipol airport arrest sir chir lop, the alleged head of one of the world's biggest drugs gangs. italy accuses coronavirus vaccine companies pfizer and astrazeneca of serious contract violations. and tributes are paid to larry king, the american...
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this is the first time that alexei navalny has been... alexei navalny has been detained before. 0ur colleague said it is the first time he has been imprisoned. you do not want to make a martyr of him. you don't want more people to side with him. it isa it is a balancing act. you want to ignore him and that is what the police are doing. the real thing is momentum. this is one weekend. what will happen next weekend? maybe it will be back to —25 degrees. what about the weekend after. can alexei navalny keep it going? that is his rallying cry from detention. we saw on the streets of belarus, protests can be very significant, although in the short—term, things do not change too much. michael, what do you think the thinking will be in the biden white house? in other words, internationally. how will they want to respond to this? they will presumably want to encourage and welcome the flourishing of independent protest, but know that the more they show support for it, foreigners have sent him back to our country to ferment dissent, like lenin.
this is the first time that alexei navalny has been... alexei navalny has been detained before. 0ur colleague said it is the first time he has been imprisoned. you do not want to make a martyr of him. you don't want more people to side with him. it isa it is a balancing act. you want to ignore him and that is what the police are doing. the real thing is momentum. this is one weekend. what will happen next weekend? maybe it will be back to —25 degrees. what about the weekend after. can alexei...
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, alexei navalny, he's a slightly controversialfigure, not alexei navalny, he's a slightly controversial figure, not everyone in russia, farfrom everyone supports it but people have told me he is a symbol of the change that many people say they want to see here. perhaps not the majority of russians, perhaps a minority but still a very vocal one marching through the streets making sure the kremlin here is that message, despite the best efforts of the authorities to silence them. thank ou. that authorities to silence them. thank yom that is _ authorities to silence them. thank you. that is the _ authorities to silence them. thank you. that is the latest _ authorities to silence them. thank you. that is the latest from - authorities to silence them. thank you. that is the latest from the i you. that is the latest from the centre of moscow where those huge demonstrations are continuing. edward lucas is a russian specialist and author of the new cold war. thank you for being with us. how dangerous are these demonstrations the vladimir putin? i dangerous are these demonstrations the vladimir p
, alexei navalny, he's a slightly controversialfigure, not alexei navalny, he's a slightly controversial figure, not everyone in russia, farfrom everyone supports it but people have told me he is a symbol of the change that many people say they want to see here. perhaps not the majority of russians, perhaps a minority but still a very vocal one marching through the streets making sure the kremlin here is that message, despite the best efforts of the authorities to silence them. thank ou. that...
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he must establish what kind of contact you have with alexei navalny right now, do you have any means of contacting him? the only way to contact him is through his lawyers, not even the relatives, but the lawyers are allowed to visit him two or three times a week and they do not enter a privacy and so it is supervised contact but still, we managed at least to pass some basic information on what is going on. but they're not orchestrating progress from the cell is a little bit too much. actually, he is not able to do it, but his political structures he has built, is capable at least for some time of keeping them moving forward along with the directions. we discussed this with him when he he left berlin for moscow. what kind of what kind of condition is he in? is the end. recovering from a near—death experience with the nerve agent and he did recover. clearly, he is not physically he was. how is he now? he recovered physically quite well. important condition for his decision to go back to russia because he realised he would face serious risks a while back in russia and he wanted to be
he must establish what kind of contact you have with alexei navalny right now, do you have any means of contacting him? the only way to contact him is through his lawyers, not even the relatives, but the lawyers are allowed to visit him two or three times a week and they do not enter a privacy and so it is supervised contact but still, we managed at least to pass some basic information on what is going on. but they're not orchestrating progress from the cell is a little bit too much. actually,...
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five months ago, alexei navalny fell sick on an internal russian flight. in a coma, he was airlifted to berlin for urgent treatment. toxicology reports from germany, france and sweden confirmed the opposition activist had been poisoned by novichok nerve agent. last month, president putin dismissed accusations that the russian state was behind the attack on mr navalny. "if our agents had wanted to kill him", he said, "they'd have finished the job." but for weeks, the authorities here have been dropping not—so—subtle hints that mr navalny should stay away from russia. hints he decided to ignore when he left berlin. "as a citizen of russia", he says, "i have the absolute right to return home." he did come back to russia. but tonight, alexei navalny is not at home with his family. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. there's been sharp criticism of the arrest. from the us, joe biden�*s incoming national security advisor, jake sullivan, called for mr navalny to be released, and the perpetrators be held accountable — signifying that the new us—russia rel
five months ago, alexei navalny fell sick on an internal russian flight. in a coma, he was airlifted to berlin for urgent treatment. toxicology reports from germany, france and sweden confirmed the opposition activist had been poisoned by novichok nerve agent. last month, president putin dismissed accusations that the russian state was behind the attack on mr navalny. "if our agents had wanted to kill him", he said, "they'd have finished the job." but for weeks, the...
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everybody watched in horror as alexei navalny nearly died. he was in a coma for three weeks from this nerve agent. every politician, every person saw this and were outraged, and those same people are even more outraged than instead of investigating this crime, they've now arrested him. so, i think if there ever were a case that the 31 countries that have magnitsky acts were to work together to punish these russian abusers, this would be it.— this would be it. thank you very much. you're watching bbc news. let's take a look at the latest uk government coronavirus figures. there were 33,552 new covid infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period. on average, the number of new cases reported per day in the last week is 37,157. there were 37,899 people in hospital with coronavirus over the seven days to thursday. 1,348 deaths were reported — that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. on average in the past week, 1,248 deaths were announced every day. the total number of deaths so far across the uk is 97,329. the
everybody watched in horror as alexei navalny nearly died. he was in a coma for three weeks from this nerve agent. every politician, every person saw this and were outraged, and those same people are even more outraged than instead of investigating this crime, they've now arrested him. so, i think if there ever were a case that the 31 countries that have magnitsky acts were to work together to punish these russian abusers, this would be it.— this would be it. thank you very much. you're...
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—— alexei navalny�*s wife. she what more do you know? -- alexei navalny's wife-— navalny's wife. she posted a dark imaue on navalny's wife. she posted a dark image on instagram, _ navalny's wife. she posted a dark image on instagram, saying, - navalny's wife. she posted a dark| image on instagram, saying, sorry for the lighting, it is dark in the police station. that was an hour ago, there was thousands of likes, if you can apply likes to this photo, on instagram and thousands of comments, showing how much support she has. and out of that anti—corruption foundation navalny anti—corru ption foundation navalny is anti—corruption foundation navalny is hidden, only one person, as far as i can tell, is still free, the rest of them are either apprehended or arrested in a pushkin square in moscow. h0 or arrested in a pushkin square in moscow. ., . , or arrested in a pushkin square in moscow. ., ., , ., , , ., moscow. no tammy many people who aren't aware — moscow. no tammy many people who aren't aware of— moscow. no tammy many people who aren't aware of yulia's _ moscow. no ta
—— alexei navalny�*s wife. she what more do you know? -- alexei navalny's wife-— navalny's wife. she posted a dark imaue on navalny's wife. she posted a dark image on instagram, _ navalny's wife. she posted a dark image on instagram, saying, - navalny's wife. she posted a dark| image on instagram, saying, sorry for the lighting, it is dark in the police station. that was an hour ago, there was thousands of likes, if you can apply likes to this photo, on instagram and thousands of...
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personalise this as a struggle between navalny and putin — the truth about alexei navalny is that he faces a new court hearing, after which he may well be charged with new crimes, crimes that could keep him in prison for many years to come. isn't that really the problem you've got — that navalny may well be behind bars for a very long time, and without him, your movement has a fundamental problem of leadership? 0ur movement has proven that it's able to operate with alexei navalny as a symbol. when he was under house arrest in 2014 for a year, cut off internet communication, when he was in coma in berlin for a month, when he was detained for several months in the past, we always were able to operate, we know what to do. and in the case when alexei is imprisoned, well, he becomes a symbol, a flag, a natural point of consolidation for all those dissenters of putin's regime, for any reason. and i think, actually, putin realises that quite good. but right now, you're right. so all our efforts are concentrated on those upcoming court hearing. and that's why we are staging those protests
personalise this as a struggle between navalny and putin — the truth about alexei navalny is that he faces a new court hearing, after which he may well be charged with new crimes, crimes that could keep him in prison for many years to come. isn't that really the problem you've got — that navalny may well be behind bars for a very long time, and without him, your movement has a fundamental problem of leadership? 0ur movement has proven that it's able to operate with alexei navalny as a...
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local time in moscow is 7pm, but we've recently heard that awesome allies of alexei navalny encouraging people to return to the streets next weekend. more on that in a moment. senior doctors have called for the maximum 12—week gap between the first and second dose of the pfizer coronavirus vaccination to be halved. in a private letter to england's chief medical officer, which has been seen by the bbc, the doctors union, the bma, called the delay difficult to justify. the government argues the longer gap can saves lives by allowing more people to receive a first jab more quickly. 0ur health correspondent anna collinson reports. it's the largest vaccination programme in british history and to many, so far, it's been a success. but there are calls for the pfizer/biontech second dose to be given more quickly. the manufacturers have no data to back up the 12—week delay and some senior doctors want it reduced to six weeks. that would still allow many more people to have a first dose compared to a three—week interval, but at least it will be in keeping with international best practice gu
local time in moscow is 7pm, but we've recently heard that awesome allies of alexei navalny encouraging people to return to the streets next weekend. more on that in a moment. senior doctors have called for the maximum 12—week gap between the first and second dose of the pfizer coronavirus vaccination to be halved. in a private letter to england's chief medical officer, which has been seen by the bbc, the doctors union, the bma, called the delay difficult to justify. the government argues the...
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five months ago, alexei navalny fell sick on an internal russian flight. in a coma, he was airlifted to berlin for urgent treatment. toxicology reports from germany, france and sweden confirmed the opposition activist had been poisoned by novichok nerve agent. last month, president putin dismissed accusations that the russian state was behind the attack on mr navalny. "if our agents had wanted to kill him", he said, "they'd have finished the job." but for weeks, the authorities here have been dropping not—so—subtle hints that mr navalny should stay away from russia. hints he decided to ignore when he left berlin. "as a citizen of russia", he says, "i have the absolute right to return home." he did come back to russia. but tonight, alexei navalny is not at home with his family. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. well, there's been sharp criticism of the arrest. from the us, outgoing secretary of state mike pompeo said he was "deeply troubled" by the news. joe biden�*s incoming national security advisor, jake sullivan, called for mr navalny to be relea
five months ago, alexei navalny fell sick on an internal russian flight. in a coma, he was airlifted to berlin for urgent treatment. toxicology reports from germany, france and sweden confirmed the opposition activist had been poisoned by novichok nerve agent. last month, president putin dismissed accusations that the russian state was behind the attack on mr navalny. "if our agents had wanted to kill him", he said, "they'd have finished the job." but for weeks, the...
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police in russia crack down on protests by supporters of the jailed opposition leader, alexei navalny. hundreds have already been detained across the country. these are live pictures from moscow where the thousands of demonstraors have gathered. senior doctors call for changes in the vaccine roll—out in the uk — they want the 12—week gap between the first and second dose of the pfizerjab to be halved. what we do need to be assured of is that people are properly protected because if the level of protection with the second dose is compromised by a longer delay, that, of course, will impact on the doctors that i represent because they are facing the virus at close quarters as they look after patients. borisjohnson warns the new variant of the virus may be more deadly than previously thought. return to wuhan, one year on from the lockdown — we go back to the chinese city where the pandemic began. and back on the tracks — two disused rail routes closed to passengers for more than 50 years are to reopen with a new investment package worth nearly £800 million. hello and welcome if
police in russia crack down on protests by supporters of the jailed opposition leader, alexei navalny. hundreds have already been detained across the country. these are live pictures from moscow where the thousands of demonstraors have gathered. senior doctors call for changes in the vaccine roll—out in the uk — they want the 12—week gap between the first and second dose of the pfizerjab to be halved. what we do need to be assured of is that people are properly protected because if the...
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freedom to alexei navalny. there were reports that hundreds had been arrested at rallies and up to 60 cities across the vast breadth of russia. they were out for one man. the opposition leader, alexei navalny. he may remain injail but his leader, alexei navalny. he may remain in jail but his supporters were in full voice. translation: i am tired. just like many, i am tired. iam i am tired. just like many, i am tired. i am 26, i am tired. just like many, i am tired. iam 26, i have i am tired. just like many, i am tired. i am 26, i have lived my whole life under putin and every yeari whole life under putin and every year i hear the same old promises. in russia the current authorities are doing — in russia the current authorities are doing everything they can in order_ are doing everything they can in order to — are doing everything they can in order to cement their power. more than 5000 miles _ order to cement their power. more than 5000 miles to _ order to cement their power. more than 5000 miles to the _ or
freedom to alexei navalny. there were reports that hundreds had been arrested at rallies and up to 60 cities across the vast breadth of russia. they were out for one man. the opposition leader, alexei navalny. he may remain injail but his leader, alexei navalny. he may remain in jail but his supporters were in full voice. translation: i am tired. just like many, i am tired. iam i am tired. just like many, i am tired. i am 26, i am tired. just like many, i am tired. iam 26, i have i am tired....
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the anti—kremlin activist alexei navalny is detained
the anti—kremlin activist alexei navalny is detained
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but thousands came to pushkin square to support the kremlin�*s fiercest critic, alexei navalny. "freedom to navalny," they cried. and, "russia without putin." on her way to the protest, mr navalny�*s wife, yulia, was detained by police. so were hundreds of others. for taking part in what the authorities called an unsanctioned gathering. for years the russian authorities made out that alexei navalny had minimal support across the country, that he was in no way a threat to them, but these scenes of riot police and detentions suggest the kremlin is more worried than they've letting on. in a direct challenge to vladimir putin, whom he accuses of ordering the nerve agent attack on him, alexei navalny returned to russia last weekend and was arrested for an alleged parole violation. russia isn't investigating his poisoning, it's investigating him. the kremlin denies any involvement in the attack. there were pro—navalny rallies across russia today. things heated up in vladivostok. in yakutsk it was —50 but there were protests here too. but the kremlin rarely gives in to pressure,
but thousands came to pushkin square to support the kremlin�*s fiercest critic, alexei navalny. "freedom to navalny," they cried. and, "russia without putin." on her way to the protest, mr navalny�*s wife, yulia, was detained by police. so were hundreds of others. for taking part in what the authorities called an unsanctioned gathering. for years the russian authorities made out that alexei navalny had minimal support across the country, that he was in no way a threat to...
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. >> alexey navalny will be held for 30 days. he says he is not afraid because truth is on his side. but in this important election year for putin, truth might not be enough to set him free. maleen: the italian prime minister has won the first of two votes of confidence as he tries to prevent the collapse of the ruling coalition. he is fighting for political survival after the former prime minister called his party's support from the government last week. he has won a vote in the lower house and now need support from the senate on tuesday. if that fails, his administration could be replaced with a technical government. brexit was always unpopular in scotland. 62% voted to stay in the eu, even as the rest of the u.k. tipped the balance to leave. now the realities of brexit, coupled with london's handling of the pandemic, have led to renewed support for scottish independence. here is a report from the capital of edinburgh. >> the royal mile is deserted, under lockdown. but with just a faint echo of events that have taken place over
. >> alexey navalny will be held for 30 days. he says he is not afraid because truth is on his side. but in this important election year for putin, truth might not be enough to set him free. maleen: the italian prime minister has won the first of two votes of confidence as he tries to prevent the collapse of the ruling coalition. he is fighting for political survival after the former prime minister called his party's support from the government last week. he has won a vote in the lower...
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alexei navalny, can ou do better than that. alexei navalny, can you see — do better than that. alexei navalny, can you see these _ do better than that. alexei navalny, can you see these demonstrations l can you see these demonstrations leading to more than just process? putin's regime put them down quite strongly. it putin's regime put them down quite stronal . . putin's regime put them down quite stronal . , , ., strongly. it will be interesting to see whether _ strongly. it will be interesting to see whether they _ strongly. it will be interesting to see whether they release - strongly. it will be interesting to see whether they release alexei | see whether they release alexei navalny in order to quieten down some of this unrest. what will be very interesting to see is howjoe biden responds to this because already it is quite clear that his administration is going to take much to fit line on repression and other aspects of what is going on in russia. but alexei navalny, a hero for our times, russia. but alexei navalny, a hero for ourtimes, a man who russia. but alexei navalny
alexei navalny, can ou do better than that. alexei navalny, can you see — do better than that. alexei navalny, can you see these _ do better than that. alexei navalny, can you see these demonstrations l can you see these demonstrations leading to more than just process? putin's regime put them down quite strongly. it putin's regime put them down quite stronal . . putin's regime put them down quite stronal . , , ., strongly. it will be interesting to see whether _ strongly. it will be...
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alexey navalny wasted no time. he ripped into the court, ripped into his detention and also ripped into russian president vladimir putin. let's have a look at what happened. kremlin critic alexey navalny not backing down despite being kept in jail after a russian court hearing that he called a sham. this is demonstrative lawlessness aimed at intimidating me and everyone else, he said. it's not even done by the judges because the judges here are just obedient slaves. it's done by people who have been stealing from our country for 20 years. navalny was detained immediately when he landed in moscow after recovering from poisoning by the chemical weapon novichok. tens of thousands came out last weekend to demand his release despite a massive police response. far from being intimidated, navalny, who was only allowed to attend his own hearing via video link from the notorious moscow jail where he's detained, called on russians to keep protesting. i support those who protest, he said. they are the last barrier preventing
alexey navalny wasted no time. he ripped into the court, ripped into his detention and also ripped into russian president vladimir putin. let's have a look at what happened. kremlin critic alexey navalny not backing down despite being kept in jail after a russian court hearing that he called a sham. this is demonstrative lawlessness aimed at intimidating me and everyone else, he said. it's not even done by the judges because the judges here are just obedient slaves. it's done by people who have...
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the anti—kremlin activist alexei navalny is detained in moscow, afterflying back to russia for the first time since he was nearly killed by a nerve agent attack last year. the american music producer, phil spector, who helped define the sound of the 60s — and the creator of the �*wall of sound' has died in prison — aged 81, while serving a sentence for murder. america on high alert, in the run—up to the inauguration, ofjoe biden. and coming up in half an hour, her on bbc news — our world our world tells the story of the holiday—makers who found themselves trapped by a in california's sierra national forest. the head of the nhs in england, says one person is being admitted to hospital with coronavirus every 30 seconds. sir simon stevens also warns that despite the roll out of vaccines, the pressure will remain intense for several more weeks. but four times as many people are now being vaccinated in england, as those being infected, and ten new vaccine hubs will open tomorrow. here's our health correspondent, jim reed. the pressure on hospitals this winter shows no sign of easi
the anti—kremlin activist alexei navalny is detained in moscow, afterflying back to russia for the first time since he was nearly killed by a nerve agent attack last year. the american music producer, phil spector, who helped define the sound of the 60s — and the creator of the �*wall of sound' has died in prison — aged 81, while serving a sentence for murder. america on high alert, in the run—up to the inauguration, ofjoe biden. and coming up in half an hour, her on bbc news — our...
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administration must now take the global lead to protect alexey navalny. the sanctions must be imposed by joe biden and the u.s. this would be extremely painful for putin's entourage and will affect the stability of his power. it would also show alexey navalny himself and the tens of thousands across russia protesting for his release that they have powerful allies. the kremlin is bracing for more protests as calls for the release of alexey navalny grows. there's been a person-to-person phone call from president biden to president putin. despite all of that, it seems the russian authorities are showing no signs again of easing up that pressure. >> all right. thanks for your coverage on this important story, which we'll keep following. matthew chance in moscow. >>> we'll be right back. please do stay with us. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it
administration must now take the global lead to protect alexey navalny. the sanctions must be imposed by joe biden and the u.s. this would be extremely painful for putin's entourage and will affect the stability of his power. it would also show alexey navalny himself and the tens of thousands across russia protesting for his release that they have powerful allies. the kremlin is bracing for more protests as calls for the release of alexey navalny grows. there's been a person-to-person phone...
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it's very important because alexei navalny did a tremendous jobl alexei navalny did a tremendous job in releasing this video two weeks ago now which has now had more than 100 million views. he really produce this wonderful video which shows how this wonderful video which shows how this palace has kind of been owned by putin for many years. and in fact there was a whistle—blower who first appeared in 2011 who described a scheme how many had been siphoned from a fund for donations for medical equipment and this had been siphoned towards the building of putin's palace and navalny really kind of produce this video which really showed the extent of the president's lavish wealth. this has really struck a nerve with the kremlin and it's struck a nerve with the russian population because hooton has always pretended that he is the sort of leader of russia who is the sort of leader of russia who is all about restoring russia's greatness. —— putin has. we have never seen inside these types of mansions before in his palace and navalny was able to get hold of interior plan of the palace whe
it's very important because alexei navalny did a tremendous jobl alexei navalny did a tremendous job in releasing this video two weeks ago now which has now had more than 100 million views. he really produce this wonderful video which shows how this wonderful video which shows how this palace has kind of been owned by putin for many years. and in fact there was a whistle—blower who first appeared in 2011 who described a scheme how many had been siphoned from a fund for donations for medical...
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in fact, the troubles continue for alexei navalny. his next trial date is next tuesday and that could see him going behind bars for years, his protesters calling once again for demonstrations in front of the court where he's being tried, fredricka. >> fred pleitgen, thank you very much from russia. >>> with me now is joe lieberman, a former presidential candidate and he has been democrat and republican over the years. he endorsed president biden in the last election, and they join me by phone. together you have created an op-ed called "a vision for russia." what is your reaction to what's playing out in russia right now for alexei navalny. >> i think russians are the turning point. what's happening in the streets in support of navalny, but really is inspiring and cour courageous. we feel pretty strongly that the country has drifted, and while he's taken hostile action against us and against our values, invading iran, seizeing iran, and maybe the russians will like people like this. the reality is they don't, and it's really come to a
in fact, the troubles continue for alexei navalny. his next trial date is next tuesday and that could see him going behind bars for years, his protesters calling once again for demonstrations in front of the court where he's being tried, fredricka. >> fred pleitgen, thank you very much from russia. >>> with me now is joe lieberman, a former presidential candidate and he has been democrat and republican over the years. he endorsed president biden in the last election, and they...
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but as i said we have a deep concern for alexei navalny safety and security in the larger point, his voice is the voice that many,y, many russians and it should be heard, not muzzled. >> you don't have anything that comes to? >> were not really not anything but we want to get the whole review done and then we'll take itit: from there. >> mr. secretary as head of the correspondent association thank you for coming on your first day as a powerful signal and it doesn't go unnoticed by us. in your confirmation hearing you spoke in support of the abraham accords under the previous administration. a couple of descriptions your administration could take, there is a review going on right now about military sales, to united emirates into saudi arabia, how do you see this going forward do you plan on the f-35's p going o the io e and with morocco. as the united states to recognize as a previous administration said the western sahara. >> the cure much. >> a couple of things on that. as we said we very much support the abraham accords we think israel normalizing relations with its neighbors and o
but as i said we have a deep concern for alexei navalny safety and security in the larger point, his voice is the voice that many,y, many russians and it should be heard, not muzzled. >> you don't have anything that comes to? >> were not really not anything but we want to get the whole review done and then we'll take itit: from there. >> mr. secretary as head of the correspondent association thank you for coming on your first day as a powerful signal and it doesn't go...
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so the folks around alexei navalny originally as i said they wanted to go to the fsb headquarters, they then on shofrt notice told people to meet here and at another location to try to get that momentum that you were talking about. you can see really the shorts trying to stifle that momentum in any way that they possibly can, especially with those dee he thinks it -- detentions. a lot of people have been detained. you can feel that the momentum, they're still trying to get it but it will be difficult to even get the protests here under way with this massive security and police presence. it certainly is -- it certainly is almost unlike anything i've seen here in the russian capital, the amount of police officers out there, the amount of detentions that are made very early on of people who are really just standing around many of them, kim. >> let's get at the wider issue, why people are coming here. obviously navalny is the catalyst but ultimately is this more than just about just him or even about politics? is it about the frustration and anger over living conditions, even the pandemic?
so the folks around alexei navalny originally as i said they wanted to go to the fsb headquarters, they then on shofrt notice told people to meet here and at another location to try to get that momentum that you were talking about. you can see really the shorts trying to stifle that momentum in any way that they possibly can, especially with those dee he thinks it -- detentions. a lot of people have been detained. you can feel that the momentum, they're still trying to get it but it will be...
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and alexei navalny's group doesn't plan to stop. they've called for the next major protests across all of russia for this weekend. and just to give you an idea of how emboldened alexei navalny's group feels it is right now, those next protests set to happen next sunday. those are set to. what, the main ones here in moscow, right near russia's intelligence service the fsb which is an intelligence service that alexei navalny says poisoned him and why he had to get the treatment in germany several months. laura. >> great reporting as usual, fred, thanks. >>> 41 minutes past the hour. it's earnings season. a record quarter in microsoft, a covid era of learn from home, work from home. sales up 17%. cloud services jumped 50% from the chief quarter. cloud services essential tools for employees working from home. surging demand, too, for video games. retailers are having a hard time keeping the new k box consols in stock. and microsoft had to ask chipmaker amd for making more. and as working from home drags on now. tech companies have becom
and alexei navalny's group doesn't plan to stop. they've called for the next major protests across all of russia for this weekend. and just to give you an idea of how emboldened alexei navalny's group feels it is right now, those next protests set to happen next sunday. those are set to. what, the main ones here in moscow, right near russia's intelligence service the fsb which is an intelligence service that alexei navalny says poisoned him and why he had to get the treatment in germany several...
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just bring us up-to-date with what's happening to alexei i with what's happening to alexei navalny since his return to russia. extraordinary, in a sense, that he decided he would go back. and he's been detained ever since he did get back, but what is happening with him now? how much longer will he be detained for?— now? how much longer will he be detained for? well the key date for him is tuesday. — detained for? well the key date for him is tuesday, february _ detained for? well the key date for him is tuesday, february two, - detained for? well the key date for him is tuesday, february two, he l detained for? well the key date for| him is tuesday, february two, he is “p him is tuesday, february two, he is up in court on tuesday. that's because when he was detained, it was for allegedly violating the terms of a previous suspended sentence for embezzlement, which he had always said was politically motivated. so he was given a three and a half year sentence. that is now potentially going to be converted into real present time, so potentially a custodial sentence. that decision will
just bring us up-to-date with what's happening to alexei i with what's happening to alexei navalny since his return to russia. extraordinary, in a sense, that he decided he would go back. and he's been detained ever since he did get back, but what is happening with him now? how much longer will he be detained for?— now? how much longer will he be detained for? well the key date for him is tuesday. — detained for? well the key date for him is tuesday, february _ detained for? well the key...