that is something that was also mentioned by alexander lukashenko, the head of belarus, the ruler ofrview i did a couple of weeks ago, he suggested that could be something that vladimir putin might do. no mention of that over the last couple of days, and it'll be interesting to see whether the kremlin leader actually makes direct comments about this week. and just briefly, steve, obviously, it's a very unusual political moment, isn't it, for a sitting us president to take this action, this escalatory action, as many will see it, whilst we know that another president is coming in who has talked about a very different strategy on ukraine and moscow must also be looking at that huge change in the coming weeks. it's an astonishing situation. i mean, yes, joe biden took this controversial decision. he'll be out of office in two months. donald trump will be in. and vladimir putin knows that donald trump is someone who has praised him. donald trump is someone who has spoken publicly about his scepticism, about the scale of us military assistance for kyiv. so it will be really interesting to

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the other night's result saw bulgaria draw 1—1 with belarus.ugh to the final of the billiejean king cup, but only after a thrilling semi—final to beat poland. italy struck first in the tie, lucia bronzetti beating magda linette in straight sets to win the first singles match. and italy looked to be on course for a victory in the second tie, whenjasmine paolini won the first set against iga swiatek, but the world number two fought back to win it in three sets, meaning the match went into a deciding doubles match. in that decider, both swiatek and paolini returned to the court less than an hour after their singles match. this time, though, it was paolini who came out on top, alongside her partner sara errani. the pair won in straight sets to reach the final for a second successive year. well, italy will now play great britain or slovakia in wednesday's final. slovakia last won the title in 2002, whereas great britain have finished runner—up four times but never lifted the trophy. after beating the defending champions canada in the quarter—finals,

slim chance that northern ireland could be promoted from the third tier on friday night if they beat belarusulgaria drop points in luxembourg. if that all happens, then they'll be sure of finishing top of their group with a game to spare. there good competition. i think thatis there good competition. i think that is a real positive. i think young players into the team have done extremely well. there are more young players around and there are some players still who are maybe not youngin players still who are maybe not young in years but they are still relatively inexperienced at international level and they are coming in wanting to make an impact as welland are coming in wanting to make an impact as well and that's healthy. we still have players who have been around camino, josh mcguinness, joyce sable, paddy mcnair, obviously missing. there are still those players who have been around this good for a number of years as well. staying with northern ireland. golf, and rory mcilroy holds a share of the lead on 5—under par after the first round of the season—ending dp world tour championship in

could be celebrating promotion from group c, the third tier, we'll have more on their game against belarus in a moment, but for scotland, there could be very different emotions after their match at hampden park, they have struggled in the top tier, a single point from their four games, finds them rooted to the bottom, and if they fail to win against croatia they could be relegated tonight. sheelagh mclaren is at the game. scotla nd scotland are still looking for their first win in this group, but they come into this one with a bit of positivity after earning a draw against portugal here last time out. two games left to try to get off the bottom of the group and give themselves a chance of staying in themselves a chance of staying in the top tier of the nation �*s league. there's also a possibility they could finish in second place, and with that, become part one seeds for the world cup draw next month. to keep that dream alive, they will need to be croatia tonight scoring two goals in the process. what do fans think of their chances. fix, two goals in the process. what do fans think of thei

a few weeks ago i sat down for an interview with aleksandr lukashenko, the leader of belarus, and heis rebels, saying be careful of the question of long—range missiles, he said what would happen if the houthis came to vladimir putin and asked for missiles, missile systems that could be used to target aircraft carriers? he said as an example. so he seemed to confirm that this idea was on the kremlin's radar as one way of reacting to europe or america deciding to remove restrictions on the use of these long—range missiles. we have not heard anything like that in the last few days from vladimir putin, but his press secretary today did refer everybody back to his comments back injune, and that is when vladimir putin, as he sat down with media chiefs, came up with the idea of arming western adversaries. it is possible that could happen, but he also knows that in a few months�* time, donald trump is coming back to the white house. there's been a mixed reaction from the rest of the world. the british prime minister refused to comment, saying doing so would only benefit russia. french presid

been other countries participating with them around was applying to russia all this time for the belarusday one. north korea, been supplying to russia for a while as well. and now they are supplying troops. and then the western countries have been supplying to ukraine for a while and there's been a permission to use this against russian positions for a long time. technically the only thing we changed recently is that there's been a permission to grant strikes into russian territory. if you think about that, russia can use its territory to supply forces, command and control functions and so on and then attack ukraine, its neighbor across the border to ukrainian territory for that ukraine until recently he didn't have a right to strike back. any military officer or expert would tell you it's impossible to fight a war like that. if several years ago the western community and democratic community decided to help ukraine to fight for its freedom it would strange at same time ukraine couldn't strike the enemy territory. it didn't make sense. in south east asia, a sixth tourist has died in a su

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she's now in belarus, an ally of russia. unreachable for us. so all we can do is call.is conversation is pointless. i have nothing to do with this company now, goodbye. ukrainian cities under constant attack from missiles, drones, aircraft — weapons often built with western electronics. they fully should understand that this is to kill people. this is the reason why russia needs this. we contacted beck. it says it's had no dealings with russia or kyrgyzstan, hasn't broken sanctions and knows nothing about the shipments. it believes some of the equipment listed wasn't even made by the company, and that customs documents may have been falsified. 4,000 miles away, the people who know the truth won't tell us. in this city, one of many back doors to russia, sanctions breaking in the shadows. angus crawford, bbc news, bishkek. well, on the day that news of the use of storm shadow emerged the defence secretaryjohn healey announced that a number of ships, tankers, drones and helicopters will be decommissioned to save up to £500 million over five years. which ones, and what will

belarus was part of russia's engagement since day one.ea has been supplying to russia for a while as well. now they are supplying troops. and then the western countries have been supplying to ukraine for a while as well. there has been a permission to use these against russian positions for a long time. technically the only thing that was changed recently is that there has been permission for ukraine to strike russian territory. so russia can use its territory to accumulate and supply forces, and then attack ukraine, its neighbor, across the border. ukraine until recently did not have a right to strike back. so any military officer would tell you it is impossible to fight the war like that. several years ago, the western community decided to help ukraine to fight for its freedom. it was very strange that at the same time the ukraine could not strike to the enemy's territory. host: i want to ask more about that. do you think that will change anything realistically when, yes, for example, ukraine can use attacks russian soil, but isn't this

from a standing start of virtually no political prisoners five years ago, they now have more than belarus, more than russia. it is an expert in every position. one wouldn't walk into russia and to business without that front of mind. i think they need to think very hard about how they are going to be treated by the rest of the world if they contin to go down this road. >> sebastien, your father is a devout catholic. you are also catholic. the vatican has been conspicuously absent from the list of foreign voices that have criticized his detention. while there have been 10 catholic leaders who have signed a petition in support of your father, including the archbishop of new york, pope francis has refrained from waiting in. why do you think the vatican has been silent? >> i don't pertain to know the politics of the vatican. i think, as catholics around the world, in the end, they were not accountable to the vatican, they are accountable to god. i do wish the vatican called for his release as well and helped secure it but, in the end of the day, it doesn't change the strength of my father's f

while bangladesh, belarus, egypt, india, and mexico are among the easiest with minimal syrian practical experience to shop. well, thank you so much for teaching me how to drive in germany. and what's the verdict? do you think i would have passed as it, as i can do, has to get the past, but just barely. there were 2 or 3 little things you could pay more attention to in the future. by the way, things will fund bundle, expect them back to me. i never use it much with the rest chip chop. okay, perfect. thank you so much. i really appreciate it. thanks it. got it. okay, so you finally passed your test for right. that means you don't need to worry anymore, right? well, not quite. for 2 years, you're on probation. that means if you commit any violations during this time, you risk losing your license. okay, you're not really qualified driver, simple kind of so. so there are a lot of steps involved, but to be honest, it does make me feel safer, driving on the roads here, knowing that everyone around me clearly had to be a very good driver in order to be able to pass their test. the cars are glob

steve: a weeks ago, i sat down with the leader of belarus.t up this subject and he used as an example the iranian-backed houthi rebels. he said be very careful with this question of long-range missiles. he said what would happen if the houthis came to vladimir putin and asked for missiles, missile systems that could be used to target aircraft carriers, he said as an example. inferred that this idea was on the kremlin's radar of one way of reacting if europe or america decides to remove frictions on the use of these long-range missiles. we have not heard anything like that the last couple of days from putin, but his press secretary did refer everybody back to his comments. that is when vladimir putin, as he sat down with media chiefs, came up with this idea of arming western adversaries. it's possible that could happen, but he also knows that in a couple of months time, donald trump is coming back to the white house. donald trump, an american president who has said quite nice things about vladimir putin. he has praised him as a smart president

their group in league c. and could secure promotion with a game to spare this evening, they face belarusndsor park — where a win could also have big implications for the qualfication path to the next world cup. whether we had the armband or not, he is always going to be one of your leaders on the pitch, i think he has deserve that opportunity. since i have come in, he has been available and played every game, he plays every minute, as a manager, what more can you ask? well, as well as the football.... the home nations are also in action in the rugby too. scotland play portugal at murrayfield tomorrow, before england face south africa. wales play australia on sunday... ...and ireland get the weekend going tonight — when they face argentina at dublin's aviva stadium. it's a big night for andy farrell and his team — after losing three of their last five tests. it's what concentrates the mind. you see where your characters are. we want to win a lot of the games. i think this is perfect because we've got another top club draw opposition and we want to test ourselves. we feel we let a few peop

a few weeks ago i sat down for an interview with the leader of belarus and he brought up the subject, used an example the iranian backed houthis rebels, saying be careful of the question of long—range missiles, he said what would happen if the houthis came to vladimir putin and ask for missiles, missile systems that could be used to target aircraft carriers? he said as an example. so he seemed to confirm that this idea was on the kremlin�*s radar as one way of reacting to europe or america deciding to remove restrictions on the use of these long—range missiles. we have not heard anything like that in the last few days from vladimir putin, but his press secretary today did refer everybody back to his comments back injune, and that is when vladimir putin, as he sat down with media chiefs, came up with the idea of arming western adversaries. it is possible that could happen, but he also knows that in a few months' time, donald trump is coming back to the white house. donald trump, an american president who has said quite nice things about vladimir putin, has praised him as being a smart

steve. ..belarus, nicaragua. weeks ago where there was a summit of brics. very interesting event. so no—one is trying to isolate us diplomatically — with exception of uk, of course. 0n children, yes, one has finally to read what we are saying about children. there was one accusation invented by ukrainians — about 50,000 children are taken to russia. we have provided all kinds of explanation to un. yeah, mrambassador, idon't want to get stuck on that, because the point is, if vladimir putin... you mentioned children. ..if vladimir putin ever appears before the international criminal court, he'll have his chance to make his case, just as the prosecutors will have the chance to bring their evidence against him. but let's not get hung up on that, because that trial is not going to happen any time soon. the question for you, to end this interview, is what's the endgame for russia? because, as we've discussed, you right now control 18% of ukrainian territory. zelensky says there's no peace while that persists. you say

been other countries participating with them around was applying to russia all this time for the belaruso russia for a while as well. and now they are supplying troops. and then the western countries have been supplying to ukraine for a while and there's been a permission to use this against russian positions for a long time. technically the only thing we changed recently is that there's been a permission to grant strikes into russian territory. if you think about that, russia can use its territory to supply forces, command and control functions and so on and then attack ukraine, its neighbor across the border to ukrainian territory. ukraine until recently he didn't have a right to strike back. any military officer or expert would tell you it's impossible to fight a war like that. if several years ago the western community and democratic community decided to help ukraine to fight for its freedom it would strange at same time ukraine couldn't strike the enemy territory. it didn't make sense. he is one of the highest paid athletes in the world, a mixed marshal arts fighter with millions of

russian people and international borders separated them created the independent countries of ukraine, belarus and the other soviet the former soviet republics. till he got a mission wrapped up not only in his ambition, but his conception of himself my friend the foreign minister says people always want to heard of his closest advisors are in the clip is in catherine the great. that is true. that's how he thanks and that makes him dangerous. it makes him dangerous to hundreds of millions of people in eastern europe and central asia. he's preventing by launching an aggressive war against ukraine. the largest land o more on the continent of europe since the second world war. approximately 50 million ukrainians killed, wounded, displaced her refugees. pretty significant for the world, for the glow for nato. once many observers of russia nothing in capulet's turtles about being a ministry that how the government works. in the book of the constitutional structures but then you have an informal group of people who actually run the country. discuss it a little bit about how russia's t government? par

only two dictatorships left on the european continent — these are putin's russia and lukashenko's belarus liberty. it may not bend as fast as we'd like but the direction is in no doubt whatsoever. i have absolutely no doubt that russia will become a democracy, that i will be back. you know, when our plane was taking off from vnukovo airport in moscow en route to ankara on august 1st, the fsb officer who was my personal escort sitting next to me, turned to me and said, " look out the window. this is the last time you're seeing your motherland." ijust laughed in his face and i said, "look, man. i am a historian. i don'tjust think, i don'tjust believe, i know that i will be back home in russia, and it's going to happen much sooner than you can imagine." if i canjust ask, finally, what are you looking forward to most? a holiday? a normal christmas at home? a moment where you can stop and understand, if you can, everything that you've been through? processing would be a good start. this — just being able to slow down for a little bit, to process everything that's happened to us, to talk to the

and belarus, people are also braving huge lines to have their say. the scarcity of places to vote has led to logistical problems, but some people even troubling 2 other countries to make sure their voice is heard really nothing changes they're in moldova, there is no future. we came so that maybe we would have some kind of voice heard at least something would change. yeah, we didn't love that a week ago. i saw what was happening in europe. it's a big, big mess. big, big trouble awaits us. if we go that the, when they leave didn't you should. now there are people on the list what never been registered in my apartment, knowing that there's the possibility of cheating. i decided to come and cast my vote. personally with my family, i have come to pay my civic duty, but what state you in this archie brings you the latest news on the presidential election, moldova, which is set to define the country's future. the russian forces have secured another time and that done yet. republic, the russian minister of defense states dots alongside a dozen other supplem

the comic and commercial interest that country exist and must activated the coolest, easily russia, belarus, and all the congress if you raise you, are interested in collaborating, working together for peace and prosperity. you claim that he don't want to fight for t, i should consider didn't seem that citizenship. i'm ton in that possible. but that's the message from the as of a tie m print to an age service whose goal is to take care of lunar flights is from the bible fields a. yes, this is a so i want to address them in those ukrainians who have not yet joined to the armed forces or other units. think about whether you need this country at all. maybe with your unworthy behavior. you are saying that you do not need ukranian citizenship. it seems to me that you should voluntarily renounce ukrainian citizenship or stand up for the defense of the fatherland. but the twist is available for long can only submit an application to renounce hazel, you planning and citizenship to put in concert abroad. and marcia law prohibits manual from leaving the country. that's why this says that to the 24th

there are elections scheduled in belarus for next january. how big are your hopes for for a possibility of change even ever so slightly. ok, wouldn't to use the would election regarding bill rose is the invitation is foss is i didn't know retail all circus, but north elections it goes in the country with now will the toner to meet the ruins where civil society is the has to fleece know the country with people i have to fight on the ground with the course of the levels. refreshments with all the political openings for in prisons or in exile is like a political doors. and now it looks like a location because preparing for meals restoration for like the right events most for so cool directions. so this is resolved and will change anything for blower, since it will not make what question can legitimation again, if you will send the page of our history. and of course, i know encourage older than credit constitutional notes, recognize the selections, and i will read the fuel this consensus about the specials. nobody's going to say ok, you know what

comic and commercial interest that country exist and must activated the coolest, utility, russia, belarus, and all the congress if you raise you, are interested in collaborating, working together for peace and prosperity. encouraging men who don't want to fight. and so if it goes and in doing this, isn't it? i'm done in that off. what's the message on the as open time thinks and the service is going to take care of wounded pointers from the bible fields the the so i want to address them in those ukrainians who have not yet joined the armed forces or other units. think about whether you need this country at all, maybe with your unworthy behavior. you are saying that you do not need ukranian citizenship. it seems to me that you should voluntarily renounce ukrainian citizenship or stand up for the defense of the fatherland. present to us to the off . uh you can only submit an application to announce his or how you could answer the ship that you put in calling to live abroad. and marshall, no, i have is van from leaving the country this live. this is totally full of february 2022 over 6. now

i think you mentioned a free democratic fellow roost there are elections scheduled in belarus for next january. how big are your hopes for, for a possibility of change even ever so slightly. ok wouldn't use the would election regarding the rules. it's a invitation is, foss is a didn't know re to all circus, but north elections because in the country with now will the toner, to need to ruins with civil society is the has to fleece know the country where people i have to fight on the ground with the course of the level refreshments with all the political openings for in prisons or in exile, it's like a political doors. and now it looks like a location because preparing for meals restoration for like the riot events most for so called elections. so this is resolved and will change anything for blower, since it will not make what cushion can legitimation again, it will send the page of our history. and of course, i know encourage older them credit constitutional notes recognize the selections, and i will read the fuel. this consensus about decisions. nobody's going to say ok, you know what

and commercial interests that country exist and must activated the coolest i eat, to leave russia, belarus, and all the congress if you raise you, are interested in collaborating, working together for peace and prosperity. the russia. so in a partnership has become a pillow stability in world affairs. i. let's go into russia's security council secretary during a meeting with the chinese foreign minister. yes, it is the same as if some point that full ties, it become one of the cool elements in world politics and security, major, stabilizing facts and international affairs. the comprehensive partnership and strategic cooperation between brochure and china is a model of cooperation between 2 hours in the morning weld fall from being a military political alliance like those the damage during the cold war. the relations between 2 countries take the palm of in the states highs. russian chinese ties have built on the principles of mutual respect and the quantity. trust and known names appear in st. each other as internal affairs for us, for the 2nd time this year, the top of the hills have met w

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