visited flooded areas in the province so soft on time about 25 people have been arrested in st petersburg russia after protesters rallied in support of kremlin critic alexian of on the order of earlier in the uk. protesters were taken one by one to nearby police buses now vonnie has been jailed for 30 days for breaching parole conditions the russian opposition politician was arrested at a moscow airport on sunday after returning from germany where he was treated for poisoning those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera the stream. talking to owners there are we know sort of tell us are in a case where us are compensated civilians when we listen to the only music you hear . the most beautiful music in the world and silence we meet with the global news makers and talk about the stories that matter now does iran. have any ok welcome to the strange they is a conspiracy theory that the covered 19 vaccine is in a fairy as a way to microchip people around the world this is not i repeat this is not true but why do people believe conspiracy theories are a more to do about that i am looking forwa

cities across the country and that's not unusual you know usually in russia people kind of protest mainly in moscow and st petersburg but these protests in support of nonviolent have been much much more widespread we'll have to wait and see whether they keep keep it up or not. sure when moscow thanks for that update. germany and austria are offering to help portugal deal with one of the world's worst kovac 19 portugal has the highest number of deaths per inhabitant of any country germany's military is sending medical aid and doctors austria is preparing to take in some of portugal's critiquing ill patients portuguese doctors say the situation is becoming desperate. tight checks portugal's border is this entry point into spain only those with a valid reason are allowed through. portugal have seen a period of relatively relaxed restrictions now people are confined to their homes except boys central outings nursery schools shops and cafes the shot the government has entered crisis mode. where i think it could be even stricter there are still too many people on the streets. because in many portuguese still haven't under

russia to demand be freed from jail w.'s yury resettle reports from the protests in st petersburg. i have. leaked 2 of the opposition's challenge to vladimir putin thousands have gathered again in the center of st petersburg. and they are again demonstrating for the release of opposition politician alex enough. i had of the protest of the austerity is called and of many areas of the city center. for many people here this is the 1st time they have ever attended a protest until recently they didn't care about alexina volley but his arrest at a moscow airport on return from germany it outraged to many russians and many are also here to demonstrate against corruption perceived to police violence and elect of democracy in russia they showed up even though organizers didn't receive a permit for the protests from the also reaches. him in the most seriously leads out while authorities are deeply in light of the secondly i'm against corruption and thirdly i'm against political prisoners in our country or the people who tell the truth in russia should be free they're going to start i'm not here so m

there were protests across russia, from st petersburg... ..to siberia and the russian far east. e a kremlin u—turn and mr navalny�*s release? no sign of that. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. natalia pelevina from russia's opposition parnas party, founded by the assassinated politician boris nemtsov. she's known and worked with alexei navalny for many years and participated in today's protests in moscow. she gave the bbc her view of what the protesters hope to achieve. all of us want... well, i'm pretty sure most of us want navalny to be out ofjail because that's just a nuisance, what's going on with him. it's complete lawlessness. we want him freed immediately, but how many of them see him as a president of russia? that's a different story. that's not everybody at all. people want him freed, but not necessarily as the president of russia, as the successor of putin, so it's a different situation. but people who are coming out to the streets to protest, they all want things to change. that's what they're coming out there for, for change. they see things that are stale and corrup

there were protests across russia, from st petersburg... ..to siberia and the russian far east.s release? no sign of that. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. a team of experts from the world health organization has visited the seafood market in the chinese city of wuhan, where the world's first major outbreak of the coronavirus was confirmed. the visit was part of an inspection that began on friday, with the aim of identifying the origins of the pandemic. the government says britain wants to join a pacific trade partnership, comprising 11 countries, including australia and japan. known as the cpt—pp, it could offer tariff—free access to a potential market of around 500 million people. in 2019, pacific trade partnership nations accounted for a little over 8% of uk exports, roughly the same proportion as germany alone. tomorrow, mps will debate the plight of millions of people still living in flats covered in flammable cladding, three and a half years after the grenfell tower disaster. many say they're suffering financial hardship, due to sky—high insurance bills. at one tower blo

there were protests across russia, from st petersburg to the urals and the far east.orce a kremlin u—turn and mr navalny�*s release? no sign of that. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. and we will get more on that story a little layer in the programme, we hope to speak to someone who attended those protests. —— a little later in the programme. germany has said it will send military medics and equipment to portugal, as the country is struggling to cope with the pandemic. portugal now has the worst death rate in the eu and almost all icu beds in the country's hospitals are full. today the government closed the border with spain and declared a travel ban for the next 1a days — in the hope of reducing the spread of the virus. duncan kennedy has more. in portugal, the grinding toll of covid is stark and unrelenting. workers at this funeral home in lisbon say they're overwhelmed. their country now has the highest covid death rate among all the 27 members of the european union. translation: it's chaos. it's really chaos. so many people are dead. there is no room to put so ma

down on these demonstrations once again many people are being arrested here in st petersburg and in other cities throughout russia it's a display off force from a state determined to end these protests. germany and austria are offering to help portugal deal with one of the world's worst coded 1000 out breaks for trickle has the highest number of deaths for inhabitant of any country germany's military is sending medical aid and doctors austria is preparing to take in some of portugal's critically ill patients portuguese doctors say the situation is becoming desperate. tight checks portugal's borders this entry point into spain only those with a valid reason are allowed through. portugal had seen a period of relatively relaxed restrictions now people are confined to their homes except for a sensual outings nursery schools shops and cafes a shot the government has entered crisis mode. i think it could be even stricter there are still too many people on the streets. to get as many portuguese still haven't understood that we've gone from being a good corona country to one of the worst on ground is in proposals that ar

there were protests across russia, from st petersburg to the euros and the far east.teve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. the uk is applying tojoin a trade agreement with 11 countries around the pacific with talks likely to start this year. the comprehensive and progressive agreement for trans—pacific partnership includes countries such as australia, canada, japan and new zealand. the uk already has free trade deals in place with several of the members. between them, the club's constituents are home to around 500 million people and generate more than i3% of the world's income. the government says joining the bloc would reduce tariffs on uk exports such as whisky, cars and service industries. the united states was originally in talks to be part of the bloc, but former president donald trump pulled out when he took office. well, earlier today, the uk's international trade secretary explained her motive for applying to the asia—pacific free trade pact. this is a group of countries which represents £9 trillion of gdp. the point is, they're fast—growing countries. so countries

there were protests across russia, from st petersburg to the urals and the far east.y people still living in flats covered in flammable cladding three and a half years after the grenfell fire say they're suffering financial hardship due to sky—high insurance bills. at one tower block in cheshire, premiums have gone up by more than 1,000% since safety issues were first reported there. 0ur correspondent, sarah corker, has the details. waterfront living on the banks of the river mersey. this is the decks in runcorn. gail bought a two—bed apartment here ten years ago. 0ur lifelong dream, our own property. but since then, fire safety faults have been found in all six blocks, including dangerous cladding. and insurance bills have soared. rising from £34,000 a year to more than half a million pounds in just two years. and for gail, who works in retail, that means finding an extra £2,000. well, i just cried. where are we supposed to find that kind of money? and if you can't find that money, what have you been told could happen? we're out. we will forfeit the apartment. it's s

there were protests across russia, from st petersburg to the urals and the far east.osenberg, bbc news, moscow. the government says britain wants to join a pacific trade partnership, comprising 11 countries including australia and japan. known as the cpt—pp, it was only formed in 2018 but could offer tariff free trade with a host of countries in the asia—pacific region. 0ur global trade correspondent dharshini david has been telling more about the potential deal. this is about the uk's big ambition for post—brexit britain. about tying in more closely, with markets that are faster growing, albeit further away. and alsojust delving deeper into links when it comes to things like robotics and banking. so services and digital trade. we don't talk about those a lot, but we do them pretty well. and the ultimate hope is that we are going to see the us, perhaps, change its mind and join. if that happens, we get a trade deal with america by the back door, and you then get a very powerful trading bloc indeed. but back to the present, because all of that is a way down the road, a

demonstrators have already been arrested in cities in eastern russia police have also sealed off parts of the capital moscow and the city of st petersburg several of of all these close associates have been detained in recent days he himself was arrested on his or. turn to russia from berlin he was treated there after an attempted assassination. well for the latest from the russian capital moscow over joined by d.w. correspondent emily sure when emily how low to you we can see it's looking a bit early cold where you are and we also have been hearing that the authorities have been going to great lengths to deter people from coming out to protests today have either of those things worked are people staying home. i think it's kind of hard to know at the moment here in the russian capital we do know that as you say that the police and the authorities have gone to great lengths to basically prevent the protesters from gathering at all this time around after a huge mass protests last week where thousands of people came out in the capital they've actually blocked off a huge section of the capital itself they've blocked roads there you can be ab

russia. from st. petersburg to moscow to vladivostok and many places in between. and it is directed right at president putin. should he fear the movement that's rising around kremlin critic alexei navalny? i'll ask the experts. >>> finally, i will give you a preview of my latest documentary, "the divided states of america." i explore the crisis america finds itself in today and how we got here. >> when we cannot agree on what is true, when we cannot agree on the basic facts that politics should be about, you cannot have a functioning democracy. >> tune in at 9:00 p.m. eastern on cnn and cnn international. >>> but first here's my take. we can all see the outlines of a post pandemic world. with vaccinations ramping up in the u.s. and britain, with israel and the uae racing toward herd immunity, it is easy to imagine that a return to normalcy is just around the horizon. the only question seems to be, how long will it take? but we might be seeing a false dawn. despite the amazing progress we have made, the truth is our current trajectory virtually guarantees we will n

what i've seen even then than what happened in 20112012 it's spreading all across russia it's not just moscow and st petersburg indeed it was and we saw those pictures and we will talk about the protests in the mobilises talk about arcade iraq. has he come to the president's rescue then or has he become you might say a complicit sort of scapegoat helping out his friend. it's seen as you know you know obviously anything that the kremlin is is usually shrouded in any degree of mystery but it seems as though they need to put up somebody as long as it's not putin and they were able to put put forth this person who is a billionaire again a close friend it is and frankly somebody who's been sanctioned by the united states since 2014 we saw those demonstrations want to just read a week ago and subsequently in the days preceding go after that we've seen the valley's family members associates political supporters arrested is this a mistake for the kremlin and how much of a mistake. well it's so the kremlin it seems as if it isn't or isn't it very difficult position the valley pretty presents a very serious problem. the

i live in the third biggest city in russia after moscow and st petersburg.t terms so a bunch of people walk from pointa, point a, lenin square, the main square in novosibirsk, so i was there from point a two point b. hagar there from point a two point b. how many people — there from point a two point b. how many people would you estimate were taking part in the walk? iuntimely many people would you estimate were taking part in the walk?— taking part in the walk? when i first arrived _ taking part in the walk? when i first arrived at _ taking part in the walk? when i first arrived at point _ taking part in the walk? when i first arrived at point a, - taking part in the walk? when i first arrived at point a, about i taking part in the walk? when i | first arrived at point a, about 20 minutes before the start of the walk, i think there were about 700 or 800 people, walk, i think there were about 700 or800 people, but walk, i think there were about 700 or 800 people, but many people joined the walk and i think there was about three to 4000 people. hagar was abou

keep on happening at the very moment when we speak not only in moscow and st petersburg but also in some other towns across russia and alexander what do we know about the face of no volley he's currently detained and his trial is due to start next week. yes indeed he is now or detained his trial is to start next week at the beginning of the week what they're going to this is going to be actually a hearing and this hearing is about on the charges that he. violated the terms of his suspension sentence and the prison authorities are going to ask the judge to change his suspended sentence to the real crime jail in the meantime there is other charges that they brought up recently and that is charge of embezzlement of his own anticorruption found now that charge carries with it itself a maximum of 20 years in the jail but what we're going to see next week is this 1st if hearing that he violated the terms of probation whilst he was basically in germany where he was recovering from the consequences of being poisoned with nerve agent xandra thank you very noisy with all the police sirens up behind to the huge police prese

on happening at the very moment when we speak of not only in moscow and st petersburg but also in some other towns across russia crowds in belgium's capital are gathering to demonstrate against coronavirus restrictions they're rallying against the country's tough lockdown and its 9 pm curfew a ban on non-essential travel to and from belgium was also introduced on wednesday . police in the netherlands are bracing for more protests on sunday andras have already been arrested during consecutive nights of anti curfew riots it's the worst civil unrest that netherlands has seen in 4 decades israel will transfer 5000 vaccine doses to palestinian medical workers according to a government spokesperson country has drawn sharp criticism for excluding palestine's occupied territories from its speedy corona virus vaccine. former us president donald trump has parted ways with his lead impeachment lawyers a week before his trial that's according to u.s. media he's accused of inciting the siege at the capitol building earlier this month . the reuters news agency is reporting that about 10000 foreign troops in afghanistan will

stories and i say more than 4000 people have been arrested across russia as they 5 bands on protests this was the scene in st petersburg a short time ago where demonstrators were demanding the release of the jailed opposition politician and let's you know valley alexander got for us more now from . the organizers.

al-jazeera activists say more than 3000 people have been arrested across russia as they defy bans on protests this is the scene in st petersburg just a short time ago where demonstrators are demanding the release of jailed opposition politician alexei navalny. hundreds have been arrested in belgium's capital during and mocked on protests crowds are rallying against the country's tough restrictions and its 9 pm curfew a ban on non-essential travel to and from belgium was also introduced on wednesday . germany's military is sending medical staff and equipment to portugal as a deals with one of the worst coronavirus outbreaks health ministry data shows that there are only 7 intensive care beds left on the mainland. members of the world health organization team have visited a market in the chinese city of han as they investigate the origins of the pandemic the animal market distributed food to the entire city and is thought to be where the virus was 1st detected the team has visited 2 hospitals that were at the center of the early outbreak there also visit a covert 19 museum dedicated to the early history of the pandemic before dr

russia to demand be freed the. reports from opposition stronghold st petersburg. in week 2 of the opposition's challenge to vladimir putin thousands have gathered again in the center of st petersburg as they are again demonstrating for the release of opposition politician alex enough. i had of the protest of the austerity is called and of many areas of these cities and. for many people here this is the 1st time they have ever attended a protest until recently they didn't care about alex enough ali but his arrest at a moscow airport on return from germany outraged to many russians and many are also here to demonstrate against corruption perceived to police violence and a lack of democracy in russia they showed up even though organizers didn't receive a permit for the protests from the osce or its use. in the most seriously a way leads. directly in light of the secondly i'm against corruption and thirdly i'm against political prisoners in our country to the people who tell the truth in russia should be free there should be study i'm not here so much because of no va

urals and you can see the border and that it really is unusual for russia usually people kind of take to the streets in moscow and st petersburg but today and also last week at mass protests we saw that seems to have changed for these protests calling for a scene of a news release i'm only since last week's protests we know that several of them only as close associates have also been arrested how what's going on with them. well even before this protest today we saw kind of a bit of a what seemed to be a crackdown on the opposition here in moscow for example several of these closest allies were detained released detained again for example alex enough brother. was put under house arrest now he'll be at house arrest until mid march the same is true for several of. these close allies as well and in the past few days we've also heard reports from various opposition journalists or critical journalists from critical media outlets that they've had the police kind of outside their door for police searches the editor in chief of media is on the one of a critical media outlet here in russia for example was detained yesterday and then rel

very moment when we speak not only in moscow and st petersburg but also in some other towns across russia. because in belgium capital a gathering to demonstrate against coronavirus restrictions against the country's top lock down and its 9 pm curfew a ban on nonessential travel to and from belgium was also introduced on wednesday. police in the netherlands are bracing for more protests on sunday hundreds of already being arrested during consecutive nights of anti curfew riots it's the worst civil unrest the netherlands has seen in 4 decades israel will transfer 5000 vaccine doses to palestinian medical workers us according to a government spokesperson the country has drawn sharp criticism for excluding palestine's occupied territories from its vaccine roll out for us present donald trump has parted ways with his lead impeachment lawyers a week before his trial that's according to u.s. media use accused of inciting the siege at the capitol building earlier this month and voices news agency is reporting that around $10000.00 foreign troops in afghanistan will reap will stay past the may dea

and second, typically, protests in russia usually happen in moscow and st petersburg but not the fart that really if you think back months ago, that this is spreading much further throughout the country is quite significant. let's bring you some breaking news now. the first miner has reportedly been rescued and has been taken to hospital after being trapped in a gold mine with around 20 others in eastern china. rescue workers have been drilling new shafts to reach the group trapped below the surface, at the hushan gold mine, in the north—eastern shandong province. it follows an explosion at the mine two weeks ago. small holes have also been drilled to supply food and medicine to the men. the condition of the freed miner is not known. we miner is not known. will be following this story and we will be following this story and we will bring you the details as they come into the newsroom. two tremors have been felt in chile a few minutes apart. the first was a quake of magnitude seven off antarctica, the second quake with a magnitude of 5.6 struck near the border with argentina, about 30

and second, typically, protests in russia usually happen in moscow and st petersburg but not the fart that really if you think back months ago, that this is spreading much further throughout the country is quite significant. two tremors could be felt in chile a few minutes apart. the first was a quake of magnitude seven off antarctica, the second quake with a magnitude of 5.6 struck near the border with argentina, about 30 kilometres east of the capital santiago. chile's national emergency office said no major damage was reported. dutch police have arrested the alleged head of an asian drugs syndicate on a warrant issued by australia. tse chi lop, a chinese—born canadian national, is listed as one of the world's most wanted fugitives. he was detained on a stopover in the netherlands on friday. 0ur correspondent, phil mercer says it's a significant moment for australian investigators. this man is the alleged head of one of the biggest drugs gangs in the world. this is an individual, as you say, born in china with canadian citizenship who has been tracked by australian authorities from

there were protests across russia, from st petersburg to the euros and the far east. �* , ., . ., easte a kremlin u-turn and missed navalny's - east. but will they force a kremlin - u-turn and missed navalny's release? u—turn and missed navalny's release? no sign of that. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. almost 600,000 people received their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine in the uk yesterday, a new daily record. officials say the impact of the immunisation programme should be felt in the overall infection rate in the next two weeks. but dr susan hopkins from public health england is warning that coronavirus restrictions should only be eased "very slowly, and very cautiously." here's our health correspondent, jim reed. here at this basketball stadium in newcastle, the vaccine roll—out continues. across the uk, more than half a million received theirjab yesterday, a new record, 2000 at this site alone. it yesterday, a new record, 2000 at this site alone.— yesterday, a new record, 2000 at this site alone. it means a lot, and i am this site alone. it means a lot, and i am pleased _ t

st. petersburg. an established communism in russia. this is very worrisome to the american government. they suspect that lennon, rightfully expect by the way, has been receiving money from the germans to disrupt the russian war effort. this is validated when the soviets sign a separate treaty with the germans at the treaty of --. lenin has his own problems. even though he's out of the war with the germans he is fighting his own internal war against the white forces. lennon needs as much support -- lenin needs as much support through the world as possible. now, if you buy standard leninism, it is only a matter of time until there is a world revolution that will usher in communism. but he is hoping to expedite the system. so in august of 1918 he actually pens letters to the american worker. now, as the red scare starts to go, it is easy for the counter radical forces to point exactly to what the other side is saying to damn them with their own words. again here, lennon is making no bones about it. first of all he is telling the americans in the world, there are more of you out there then

st. petersburg and establish communism in russia.now, this is very worrisome to the american government. they suspect that lenin, rightfully has been receiving money from the germans to disrupt the russian war effort, and this seems to be validated in march of 1918 when the soviets sign a separate purse treaty with the germans. now lenin has his own problems. even though he's out of war with the germans, he's still fighting his own internal war against the white forces, and lenin needs as much support through the world as possible. now, if you buy standard marxist leninism there's only a matter of time before there's an international war revolution that will usher in communism, but he's hoping to expedite the ]aÑ actually pens letters to -- whoops, letters to the american worker. now as this red scare starts to go. it's easy for the radical forces to point to exactly what the other side is saying to damn them with their own word and here lenin is making no bones about it. first of all, he's telling the americans in the world hey ther

internal audience here after all thousands of people took to the streets here in russia and not just in moscow and st petersburg as is usually the case we heard a statement from the kremlin spokesperson on sunday saying not only that these protests were illegal but actually not very many people came out to protest at all he said that many more people support bloody mir putin and we also which is very unusual heard from vladimir putin himself today usually well he denied the accusations leveled at him by alexina viney that he owns a palace he said that he doesn't own a house and neither do his relatives. and i think it's interesting that he commented because usually the kremlin downplays alexina of on these significance they usually don't even name him by name and now there with all these protests i think there are these protests of really forced their hand and their they've been forced to react. and to kind of comments to the internal audience here in russia stools of these protesters were detained over the weekend and one of the. well i think some of the people who were detained have already been released but

st. petersburg. the crowds of people are protesting all over russia today, and they are furious that a vocal critic of the russian government is still in jail. more than 5,000 people were detained today after clashing with riot police in moscow, st. petersburg and dozens of other cities, and they are supporting alexei navalny, opposition leader and fierce critic of vladimir putin, who survived being poisoned last year. the russian government denies any involvement in that. navalny returned to russia this month and was immediately arrested. this is just one of the national sec security flashpoints they see in the biden administration. joining me now is former national security adviser leon panetta. thanks for coming on. >> thank you. >> secretary of state blinken says the u.s. objects to the hard-tics by russian authorities for a second week straight. is that strong enough in your view in does president biden need to be more forceful about putin's crackdown right now? >> well, i'm glad that the secretary of state made that point. i think it's important to make when there are literally thousands taking

actions have been taking place from siberia in the east to moscow and st petersburg in the west knee was arrested on his return to russia from germany where he spent 5 months recovering from an attempt to kill him with a nerve agent supporters say his wife yulia is among those just being detained at a gathering in moscow. before the latest from the russian capital we're joined by d.w. correspondent and elise sure one hi emily well what more can you tell us about a novel naiads arrest. was arrested it seems on her way to the prison where the is being held she was cordon in kenya or one of the metros in the central or center of moscow and i think that she's become in a way now that now vine is in prison one of the symbols of this protest especially because there have been has been some talk about her potentially running for office in the upcoming elections as well in september especially if i could say no i mean her husband remains in prison where are the protesters dealing with the increased security this time around. so i think it's worth telling you just what's going on around me at the moment so essentially what we've

and second, typically, protests and russia usually happen in moscow and st petersburg but not the faryou 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, thank ou so difficult. well, anna, thank you so much _ difficult. well, anna, thank you so much for— difficult. well, anna, thank you so much for your - difficult. well, anna, thank you so much for your time. | difficult. well, anna, thank. you so much for your time. we will be watching this story as it developed.— will be watching this story as it developed. thanks for having me. two tremors could be felt and chill a a few minutes apart stopping the first was a quake of magnitude seven of antarctica. the second quake with a magnitude of 5.6 struck near the border with argentina, about 30 kilometres east of the capital santiago. details are still coming in and it is not clear whether the quakes caused any damage but of course we will keep you up—to—date on that one. dutch police have arrested the a

detained as protesters show they're willing to fight for what they see as justice, russia's second-largest city st. petersburgthe demonstrations illegal vowing to continue cracking down opposition. the u.s. has called for the release of navalny until the russian government to respect the rights of those protesting. he returned to russia earlier this month after being poison last summer remained in jail, court in moscow rejected appeal put forth by his lawyers on thursday, he has another hearing later this week where court could decide whether or not the opposition leader stays in prison for up to three and a half years. arthel: live in jerusalem thank thankyou. this is something president biden discussed with president putin on the call last week among other things. eric: that his appointed message against the power and rule vladimir putin and allegations about his mansions and his accumulation of wealth and their out on the streets protesting against him. meanwhile we will be back next weekend but we believe the snow is coming, we put in another plug in fox nation and our show the search for james r hoffa in

russia to demand avani be freed. reports from opposition stronghold st petersburg. leaked. to of the opposition's challenge to vladimir putin thousands have gathered again in the center of st petersburg as they are again demonstrating for the release of opposition politician alex enough me i had of the protest the austerity is called and of many areas of the city center. for many people here this is the 1st time they have ever attended a protest until recently they didn't care about alexander valley but his arrest at a moscow airport on return from germany outraged to many russians and many are also here to demonstrate against corruption perceived to police violence and elect of democracy in russia they showed up even though organizers didn't receive a permit for the protests from the also reaches. him in the most seriously why it leads. directly in light of that secondly i'm against corruption and thirdly i'm against political prisoners in our country or the people who tell the truth in russia should be free they're going to start i'm not here so much because of no value s

in russia about 25 people have been arrested in st petersburg after protesters rallied in support of kremlin critic alexina parker and over the years the rebel protestors were taken one by one to nearby police buses of army has been jailed for 30 days so reaching parole conditions the russian opposition politician was arrested at a moscow head or airport on sunday he was returning from germany where he'd been treated for nerve agent poisoning charlie rangel has more. outside of moscow police station protesters demand alexina valley's release inside the kremlin's chief critic found himself in front of a judge in a hastily convened court an urge to supporters to take to the streets against vladimir putin. what is this toad sitting on a pipeline most afraid of what are these thieves from the bunker most afraid of you know the answer people protesting on the streets because that is the thing the political factor that cannot be ignored it's the most important thing but essence of politics so don't be afraid go out on the streets not for me but for yourselves and your future. the valley wa

in russia dozens of people have been arrested in st petersburg are very aware of the work of the rebels they have been protesting in support of kremlin critic alexina valmy a russian opposition politician was arrested at a moscow airport on sunday charlie angela has the details. outside of moscow police station protesters demand alexina valley's release inside the kremlin chief critic found himself in front of a judge in a hastily convened court an urge to supporters to take to the streets against vladimir putin. obviously what is this toad sitting on a pipeline most afraid of what are these thieves from the bunker most afraid of you know the answer people protesting on the streets because that is the thing the political factor that cannot be ignored it's the most important thing the essence of politics so don't be afraid go out on the streets not for me but for yourselves and your future. novelli was detained on arrival from berlin on sunday arrested for breaking parole on a suspended sentence the reason he missed his parole hearing is because he was in a coma after being poisoned with

visit it 5 hit areas in the province of south cali montana and in russia about 25 people have been arrested in the city of st petersburg after protesters rallied in support of kremlin critic alexina rami parker ever heard the roar of the protesters were taken one by one to nearby police buses now bonnie has been jailed for 30 days for breaching for all conditions of russian opposition politician was arrested at moscow airport after returning from berlin where he was treated for poisoning those are the headlines coming up next our knowledge is there witness. what is somebody's been doing with the money that it's boy we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in argentina's congress is debating a bill seeking to raise millions of dollars from the super rich poor families hit hard by them and counting the cost on al-jazeera. so my name's jenny brady i am the pulmonary and critical care physician. was born and raised in new york city. in a lifelong. occurring as long stretch. we're in the i.c.u. on a or 5 week street. and happens to coincide with the emergence of corona virus in b

russia. you got the sense of this huge country, as you are watching this from early morning until mid—afternoon, when it was in st. petersburgeal national organisation, coordinated protest. for the kremlin at the moment, i think that probably won't be seen as a huge threat, but if it continues, and if, as navalny and his camp say, they want these demonstrations to happen next week and maybe the week after, then you could be looking at something a bit more destabilising, really. you could be looking at something a bit more destabilising, really.- more destabilising, really. you say that we've had _ more destabilising, really. you say that we've had this _ more destabilising, really. you say that we've had this sort _ more destabilising, really. you say that we've had this sort of- more destabilising, really. you say that we've had this sort of protest| that we've had this sort of protest across the time zones in the way, what has enabled that to happen with fellow this is very, very interesting— fellow this is very, very interestin: , , �*, ' interesting because it's different from theft cell _ interesting because it's differ

detained in moscow alone now protests that have taken place all across russia from the far east to the russian capital to st petersburg and in some smaller city for her. to me. it wasn't even a community. so this indeed looks like the end of today's protest but on tuesday already alexina volley prominent russian opposition figure he is said to that's when his next hearing is and a lot of people here they want they want him freed and this is why they were driven to the streets so of course we'll have to see how this showing which is definitely smaller than last week and will affect the court ruling and whether or not we will see more people in the streets on tuesday. this is our table on the back to more of the awakes headline news shortly italy's taking action against the chinese video sharing app take talk after a tragedy involving a 10 year old girl it's among all stories still ahead in the week. and. there's nothing a narcissist hates more than to have their inflated ego collide with that of another narcissist just like in greek mythology it's a long and messy clash of titans but on avoidable if healing and order a

detained in moscow alone now protests that have taken place all across russia from the far east to the russian capital to st petersburgand in some smaller city 3rd of your. movie what. was before you but you're right. so this indeed looks like the end of today's protest but on tuesday old ready alexina volley prominent russian opposition figure he is said to that's when his next hearing is and a lot of people here they want they want him freed and this is why they were driven to the streets so of course we'll have to see how this showing which is definitely smaller than last week and will affect the court ruling and whether or not we will see more people in the streets on tuesday. or the week's news now when italy is taking action against take talk after a 10 year old girl died while trying to complete a day on the chinese video sharing app it's been told to block users whose age can't be verified the so-called blackout challenge involves people choking themselves to temporarily pass out over the youngster was found unresponsive and dead in a bathroom. carrying that diana for the medics did everything they could to br

stories and i say more than 4000 people have been arrested across russia as they fight bans on protests this was the scene in st petersburg a short time ago where demonstrators were demanding the release of the jailed opposition politician and let's you know vali alexander got for us more now from. the organizers announced that that is it for today that they made their point by managing to reach the detention center where now vitally has been held the but that didn't come easy today 1st of all the original point where the protest as we're supposed to gather was completely sealed off the whole center of moscow the heart of moscow was sealed off with buses not running mats were not stopping so they started together at the reserve points and these points were changing in an hour because every time they would start gathering coming out on the streets then police would immediately detain people hundreds have been arrested in belgians capital during protests crowds are rallying against the country's tough restrictions and its 9 pm curfew a ban on nonessential travel to and from belgium was also introduced on wednesday. polices

prison where now is being held but protests also took place right across russia this sunday from siberia in the east to st petersburg in the west of the raster earlier this month has brought to a head tensions over corruption and a lack of democracy in russia as our correspondents found out on the streets today . told what to do being controlled but young people used to organizing them so that's why i came here today because i want to take and what is happening in my country you watch him go ready it's a disgrace. they've stolen everything from us. i live near oil and gas fields and there just standing is all that i mean yes little dog i have a 2 year old son and if putin stays in power for the next 16 years as he's planning through then my son will grow up with him and i don't think anything will come of it for years though. w. correspondent emily sure when said demonstrators were determined to gather despite a huge police presence. authorities in moscow tried their best to prevent these protests today from happening at all there was a huge police presence on the ground in moscow and the authorities have blocked of

vehicles but nobody on foot protests that have taken place all across russia from the far east to the russian capital to st petersburg and in some smaller cities record of giving her. her. body didn't. want to move there. was. anybody from your community. here in moscow again the crowd has been always on the move because since the very large chunk of the city center was cordoned off for the best friends basically the organizers they applied the same tactic that i saw in about a route they announced last summer that they announced a gathering point but then they changed it to the very last 2nd so essentially since then people will boil down to what to personally sunni's might look like almost like it became an attack so this pretty offices they were trying to beat protesters to take the place that had been previously announced by the reaganite this so this is what's been happening and century they've been moving and running around the capital and we have been chasing them along with other reports is so this indeed it looks like the end of today's. protests but on tuesday already alexina volley prominent russian opposi

detained in moscow alone now protests that have taken place all across russia from the far east to the russian capital to st petersburg and in some smaller city think you're. going to move what. was good for you but you're right. so this indeed looks like the end of today's protest but on tuesday already election of ali prominent russian opposition figure he is said to that's when his next hearing is and a lot of people here they want they want him freed and this is why they were driven to the streets so of course we'll have to see how this showing which is definitely smaller than last week and will affect the court ruling and whether or not we will see more people in the streets on tuesday. still to come this hour it's only takes action against the chinese video sharing out text or call for to. involving a 10 year old girl it's some of our stories still ahead on the weekly. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true what is. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in