of course, craig murray then arrived with family and support as an a butler champagne. nothing to celebrate. but still it has been 70 years since someone in scotland was last imprisoned on a charge of contempt by the media. scott his pen expressed his grave concern over the imprisonment of craig murray and calls for his release. the writer is the 1st person to be imprisoned in scotland for media contempt for over 70 years. we fear this ruling will have a chilling effect on reporting and free expression. murray was convicted and details published in his blog during the sexual misconduct trial of a former scottish 1st minister alex salmon, in which crucially, the identities of the women alleged to be victims could have been revealed through the so called jigsaw effect. while simon was acquitted of all 13 charges, but strict laws in the u. k. allow alleged sex assault, fixes to remain anonymous even so, journalist fair, the craig worries, imprisonment now says worrying president proposes without borders are considered the prison sentence. disproportionate and the well jour

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if at all, some craig murray, supporters of compared his case to that chilliness such indeed, wikileaks found in us expedition. proceedings were covered thoroughly by the diplomat turn blogger. we talked about the story in some debt with a former justice secretary and a coordinator of the craig murray justice campaign, and they both say in their view the punishment substantially unfair. i would agree that this case has a chilling effect on journalism in this country. specifically in scotland, scott's law and u. k. law differ quite significantly in many ways, but especially in scotland. we've seen that there in that in the last few years, there's been an increase in crackdown on democracy on transparency on what can and can't be reported. and this, this judgement is a very clear sign that there is an efforts to put fear into the heart of journalists and public commentators reporting what can be reported by mainstream media. well, scott, this is doc b for logos is a dark day for the scottish traditional system. take a moment, things have gone wrong. first of all, the judges recently seeme

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and the difference that is being made in the judgement of craig murray as a very interesting one. the difference between journalists and public commentators and bloggers and the judges assertion that public commentators and blog as should receive a different type of sentence for the same offense as journalist. because started as the supposed to adhere to john on the stake codecs isn't and standards is an unusual one. for the same sentence, the codecs which somebody has broken in advance should not master should lead to the same sort of penalty. and in this case, the penalty does not match the crime that is claimed to have been committed. a former us ambassador to moscow who has since become one of russia's biggest critics, has revealed that the move to info warrior has been a lucrative one. after the boast was posted online, however, mike, on the fall was forced to eat his words or his constantine roach. coff has commentary. as soon as he quit as us envoy to russia in 2014 michael mcfaul became perhaps moscow was most poisonous hater. and a former diplomat admit it's worked out ju

the judgment of craig murray as a very interesting one. the difference between journalists and public commentators and bloggers and the judges assertion that and public commentators and blog as should receive a different type of sentence for the same offense as journalist. because started lists are supposed to adhere to john on the stake, codecs isn't, and standards is an unusual one. for the same sentence, the codecs which somebody has broken in advance should not matter. it should lead to the same sort of penalty. and in this case, the penalty does not match the crime that is claimed to have been committed. when else some new, some brief more around the world. wildfires are raging across southern europe with 800 recorded italy alone. over the weekend, panic, tourists and locals have fled affected areas in sicily. and heat. wave fed by hot from africa has brought sporting temperatures to the region in recent days. whatever increase price similar, so her themes, homes have been destroyed by wildfire. 25 people have been rushed to hospital.

we spoke with a former scottish justice secretary as well as with a couple of the nature of the craig murray. justice campaign, they both see murray's punishment is substantially unfair. i would agree that this case has a chilling effect on journalism in this country, specifically in scotland. scott's law and u. k. law differ quite significantly in many ways, but especially in scotland. we've seen that there in that in the last few years, that's been an increase in crackdown on democracy on transparency on what can and can't be reported. and this, this judgement is a very clear sign that there is an effort to put fear into the heart of journalists and public commentators reporting what can be reported by mainstream media. well, it's called but i think this is doug b for bloggers is a dark day for the scottish traditional system. take a moment, things have gone wrong. first of all, the judges recently seemed to be mr. murray. i should be treated differently from the mainstream media. now i think that are several arguments to be made against stock. firstly, the most flagrant breaches, old pers

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if a sold some of craig murray's supporters have compared his case to that of julian sanchez. as the diplomat turned to blogger reported extensively on the wiki leaks, founders, us extradition proceedings. we discussed this story with the coordinator of the craig marie justice campaign, who says the punishment is substantially unfair. i would agree that this case has a chilling effect on journalism in this country, specifically in scotland. scott's law and u. k. law differ quite significantly in many ways, but especially in scotland. we've seen that there in that in the last few years, that's been an increase in crackdown on democracy on transparency on what can and can't be reported. and this, this judgement is a very clear sign that there is an effort to put fear into the heart of journalists and public commentators reporting what can be reported by mainstream media. and the difference that is being made in the judgement of craig murray as a very interesting one. the difference between journalists and public commentators, the bloggers and the judges assertion that public com

this comes after supreme court judges refused 62—year—old craig murray, the former british ambassadorbreaching a court order. prosecutors had said mr murray deliberately risked jigsaw identification of women, who had made complaints against mr salmond. scotland's former first minister was acquitted of all 13 sexual assault charges. rockets have been fired at kandahar airport, as the taliban continues its offensive against the afghan government. two of the missiles hit the runway and the airport has now been closed to all flights. the militants are trying to seize three major cities they've entered parts of herat, lashkar gah, and kandahar, which is afghanistan's second biggest city. our correspondent secunder kermani spoke to us from the capital kabul. well, we saw heavy fighting overnight, particularly in lashkar gah, capital of helmand province. both afghan and american air strikes being used against the taliban positions inside the city. you'll remember that yesterday the taliban had advanced at one point to around, we're told, 300 metres from the governor's compound right in the c

this comes after supreme courtjudges refused 62—year—old craig murray, the former british ambassadorr breaching a court order. prosecutors said mr murray deliberately risked jigsaw identification of women, who had made complaints against mr salmond. scotland's former first minister was acquitted of all 13 sexual assault charges. young people in england are to be offered incentives, including discounts from uber and deliveroo, to get their covid—19 vaccinations. further inducements could involve restaurants and cafes. just over two thirds of 18—29 year olds have had a firstjab. with more, here's our political correspondent, nick eardley. his report contains some flashing images. would a free one of these encourage you to get a covid jab? ministers hope so, announcing today incentives for people to get vaccinated — money off cab trips, discounts on takeaways. in east london, at what was billed as a vaccine festival, organisers were hoping free meals and music would encourage people along. everybody loves a freebie, don't they?! by all means, you can come on down and get the vaccination

and so his supporters know this and, you know, they've also chunk that in support of craig murray was another political prisoner. now he's been locked up for 8 months. i mean, this is really, it's fundamentally about press freedoms, but unfortunately, does not mean discussed anymore. and it's only about us on just helping even then the court, the court fighting with united states. this is such a disaster. okay. richard, good to talk to you. thanks for joining us for us or the cortelia today could have you on program. thanks. thanks very much. next wildfires keep raging in russia's acute here region in the far east of the country. thank smokes covered cities and reportedly reached as far as the north pole volunteers, firefighters, heavy machinery and able forces rolled involved in trying to extinguish the flames . it's also heavy and exhausting work as our team to meet republic discovered when you joined one helicopter cru heading to the front line. so i'm about to take my 1st helicopter right before a better reason. we're going to take a look over the fires of the region, just north o

this comes after supreme courtjudges refused 62—year—old craig murray, the former british ambassadorof women, who had made complaints against mr salmond. scotland's former first minister was acquitted of all 13 sexual assault charges. tourists have been evacuated from beaches in south—western turkey, where raging wildfires are now threatening hotels and homes. firefighters have been struggling since wednesday, to contain dozens of fires around several popular tourist towns —— which have now killed at least six people and injured another 200. in the turkish holiday resort of bodrum tourists were told to wait for rescue boats last night to escape nearby wildfires, according to local media. 0ur correspondent in istanbul, esra yalcinalp, gave me this update. it is now the fifth day in the series of fires that turkey has seen, to the largest extent in its history. firefighters are trying to put out the flames, both on land, and also in air through helicopters and planes that were given by russia, ukraine and azerbaijan. so far more than 100 fires have been going on in 32 cities. however,

craig templeton, bbc news. let's get a look at the tennis now. andy murrayevent at the tokyo 0lympics but made a winning start, beating richard gasquet at the cincinnati 0pen. murray, who has won the tournament twice, eased into the second round with a 6—4, 6—4 victory. britain's dan evans is out, though, beaten by diego schwartzman. i thought i did well. i think i moved pretty well for my first singles match in a while, on the hard courts. certainly, a little bit more confidence in my movement than i did when i played him here a couple of years ago. it was the first match i'd played since i had, singles match, since i'd had the metal hip put in, so i was a bit apprehensive. and he... you know, he uses all of the angles on the court really well and makes you move a lot. so you need to move well against him and i did that tonight. heather watson is also through to the second round of the women's event. she won in three sets against belarusian aliaksandra sasnovich and plays world number one ash barty next. naomi 0saka broke down in tears at her first press co

whistle blower craig maurice surrendered to the police for an 8 month prison sentence for charges related to blog post c wrote reporting on public officials trial. this makes greg murray the 1st person who has been charged with media contempt in over a half a century in the u. k. activists and journalists raised their concerns. the jailing of a british blogger should worry journalists on both sides of the atlantic. but we hardly hear a peep from american mainstream news, nor did we're very much chatter about it from the british press. but a journalist jailed and bella, ruth, iran, china, that really jerks our tears. that's just how we get off. it's likely that craig maria, close associations with julian assad. jan is thorough coverage of the as on case motivated, the u. k. courts against him. he was even supposed to appear as a witness. the arrest activists say will have a chilling effect on press. freedom and throwing. maria and jail may be just a desperate attempt to protest the u. k. and us security establishments from criticism. i mean these people are sensitive. you don't want to hurt their feelings . i mean, they might take it out on a middle eastern, military a