here are the words of kira yarmysh, who you work with, a long—time navalny activist.changes. "we are all perfectly aware of this." now, one change that some are discussing in the anti—putin opposition outside of russia is a need for much more joint enterprise, for a coalition of forces, perhaps including, for example, mikhail khodorkovsky�*s 0pen russia movement. there's maxim katz, who has a vast anti—putin following on social media. he's based in israel. are you now looking to act jointly with these other anti—putin forces? we are acting jointly, like every single political force in the russian opposition... well, with the greatest of respect, you're not. here's a direct quote from mr navalny not so long ago when asked about coalitions, he said, "i'm going to be direct — to hell with your coalition." exactly! exactly. we are strictly opposed to any, like, formal coalition to a round table debate itself. and we always were very strong proponents of the idea of ad hoc coalition. we don't need to have a lengthy discussion with a politburo to decide that these political

kira yarmysh, who is alexey navalny's was alexey navalny's spokes woman spokesperson said there is a problem though, and the latest problem is that the body of navalny has not yet been handed over to the team, to the family and so they could mean there are some delays taking place to the funeral services that have been planned. the funeral is beds beginning about an afternoon with that good that could slide according to navalny's team, there have been a whole host of obstacles that have been set up by the authorities to delay and >> disrupt these proceedings. for instance since last night the navalny team said they were unable to get a hearse to book a hearse to take the coffin from the church to the south cemetery where it's going to be finally, when volunteers are finally going to be laid to rest, it was a whole problem getting a church and a cemetery books in the first place. no one wanted to take the body of alexey navalny. and of course, there was a big delay as well in the handover of the remains of alexey navalny to the family, it took the authorities about eight days in order

kira yarmysh said someone had broken mr volkov�*s car window, before spraying him with tear gas and hittingern balkan countries applied to join now sees new leaders expected to announce whether to move forward at a summit next week in brussels. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's ta ke let's take a look at stories making news in the uk. downing street has called the comments allegedly made by the conservative donor, frank hester, about the mp, diane abbott, "racist and wrong". mr hester has insisted the remarks had nothing to do with gender or skin colour. he's reported to have made made them in a private meeting in 2019. two people have been released on bail, after police removed 35 bodies and a quantity of ashes, from a funeral parlour in hull. detectives say they're investigating a truly horrific incident, and families are understandably distraught and heartbroken. officers say they've received more than a thousand calls from concerned members of the public. nhs england has confirmed that puberty blockers will no longer be routinely prescribed to children at gende

here are the words of kira yarmysh, who you work with, a long—time navalny activist. we are all perfectly aware of this." now, one change that some are discussing in the anti—putin opposition outside of russia is a need for much more joint enterprise, for a coalition of forces, perhaps including, for example, mikhail khodorkovsky�*s 0pen russia movement. there's maxim katz, who has a vast anti—putin following on social media — he's based in israel. are you now looking to actjointly with these other anti—putin forces? we are acting jointly, like every single political force in the russian opposition... well, with the greatest of respect, you're not. here's a direct quote from mr navalny not so long ago when asked about coalitions, he said, "i'm going to be direct — to hell with your coalition." exactly! exactly, we are strictly opposed to any, like, formal coalition to a round table debate itself. and we always were very strong proponents of the idea of ad hoc coalition. we don't need to have a lengthy discussion with a politburo to decide that these political actions

kira yarmysh said someone had broken mr volkov�*s car window, before spraying him with tear gas and hittinghe should be set free under the terms of a previous deal with federal prosecutors. the socialite was found guilty of helping disgraced financier jeffery epstein sexually abuse young girls. she was sentenced to 20 years in prison injune 2022. an armed man who hijacked a bus in rio dejaneiro has given himself up to police after a three—hour siege. the 17 people who were kept hostage have been released unharmed. the incident happened at rio's busy intercity bus terminal. police say he was convicted criminal who was on the run. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. downing street has called the comments allegedly made by the conservative donor frank hester about the mp diane abbott "racist and wrong". mr hester has insisted the remarks had nothing to do with gender or skin colour. he's reported to have made made them in a private meeting in 2019. two people have been released on bail after police removed 35 bodies and a quantity of ashes, from a funeral parlour in hull. det

yarmysh, reported this. it was also not possible to rent a hall for saying goodbye to the politician church where navalny will be mourned today, audio and video recording has been banned, although the church members themselves installed a video camera the day before above the altar around the cemetery where the oppositionist will be buried.

yarmysh reported. it was also not possible to rent a hall for saying goodbye to the politician. in the church where navalny will be mourned today, audio and video recording was prohibited, although the church members themselves installed a video camera the day before above the altar, around the cemetery, where the funeral will be held oppositionist installed antennas on lanterns, which, sota suggests, can be used to jam communications or for special communications. and passports will be checked at the entrance. the website of dox, which was recently declared an undesirable organization in russia, says that plainclothes policemen will be on duty at the funeral . the document about this was allegedly in the possession of the editors of the publication. i will remind you that opposition politician oleksiy navalny died in a russian colony on february 16. official cause of death from the russian authorities. natural, state-run russian media reported that, allegedly because of a blood clot, navalny's associa

and navalny's supporters understand that we heard from his spokesperson kira yarmysh saying, listen, this is just the beginning of harder times and harder struggles ahead >> harder. indeed. i'm going to broaden our conversation out here to the panel is still with us. josh rogin, seung min, kim, sarah longwell, karen finney josh in terms of how clarissa was characterizing this about now being afraid and what's ahead. >> what do you see? >> right? well, i think there's two different audiences for this type of rushing crackdown. one is us. eventually, despite the livestream being cut off, we're going to get the videos. they're going to get, we're going to find out the people in the west, people in open societies are going to get this information. the other crackdown the aim to add the russian people and that's the one that's actually a lot more serious. that's the one where putin has a lot more control. and if he's able to minimize the impact of this demonstration of these brave people coming out to risk their lives to show support for not just navalny, but for what you've represented a