among those seized was opposition leader, alexei navalny.scow, steve rosenberg sent this report. in moscow, this was the reaction to a protest against the president. riot police pushed demonstrators off pushkin square. the protesters had been shouting, "down with the tsar!" and demanding that vladimir putin serves his fourth term as president injail. there were protests in dozens of russian towns. police detained more than 1,000 people. crowd chanting. "do we need a tsar?" asked opposition activist alexei navalny who had organised the protest. "no", they shouted. soon after, police dragged him away too. earlier in the square, russian nationalists supporting president putin vowed to prevent a ukraine style revolution in russia. the anti—government protesters shouted them down. on paper at least, vladimir putin has little to fear from a street protest. a recent survey found that the vast majority of russians had no desire to take part in a political demonstrations. and yet, any public display of dissent makes the russian government nervous. th

reports that more than 1,000 people have been arrested across russia, including opposition leader alexei navalny, during protests against president putin. thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes in hawaii after earthquakes triggered by the eruption of mount kilauea. it was really smoking bad. you could smell it in the air. also in the programme: 200 years after the birth of karl marx, his work still resonates and his legacy still divides. one of the world's great football managers, sir alex ferguson, has undergone emergency surgery for a brain haemmorhage. manchester united, the club he managed for 26 years said in a statement that the surgery went very well, but that sir alex now needs a period of intensive care to optimise his recovery. messages of goodwill for sir alex have been pouring in from united players past and present. let's get more from hugh woozencroft, from the bbc sport centre. what more do we know about the situation? at the moment, the situation? at the moment, the situation is much more than what manchester united have said. we know that he has underg

russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, is arrested, as he tries to address a protest against president putin. an erupting volcano in hawaii triggers earthquakes, including the most powerful tremor to hit the state since 1975. and... we have lift off. a nasa mission to mars blasts off from california to begin a six month journey to study the composition of the planet. and chelsea take on arsenal in the women's fa cup final, we'll have the latest on that and the rest of the day's action in sportsday, at half past seven. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the british fugitive, jamie acourt, has been denied bail by a judge in spain, ahead of extradition proceedings. he was arrested yesterday in barcelona, after evading the police for two years. mr acourt, who's wanted for alleged drugs offences, was one of the original suspects in the murder of the teenager, stephen lawrence, 25 years ago; he's always denied involvement. tom burridge sent this report from barcelona. he was a top target for spanish and british police. today, jamie acourt is finally in police custody. he was arrested at

asked opposition activist alexei navalny who had organised the protest. "no", they shouted.agged him away too. earlier in the square, russian nationalists supporting president putin vowed to prevent a ukraine style revolution in russia. the anti—government protesters shouted them down. on paper at least, vladimir putin has little to fear from a street protest. a recent survey found that the vast majority of russians had no desire to take part in a political demonstrations. and yet, any public display of dissent makes the russian government nervous. that is because the kremlin has seen a people powerforce political change in countries on russia's doorstep. hence, this less than subtle hint from those in power here — that critics of the authorities can expect an even tougher time in president putin's fourth term in the kremlin. the governor of hawaii has declared a state of emergency after a series of powerful earthquakes hit one of the islands. the epicentre was beneath the erupting volcano, mount kilauea. the 6.9 magnitude quake sent people fleeing from buildings and briefly

russian opposition leader alexei navalny is arrested as he tries to address a protest against presidentutin. an erupting volcano in hawaii triggers earthquakes, including the most powerful tremor to hit the state since 1975. a space rocket has begun a six—month journey to take a probe to mars, to help scientists study what's beneath the planet's crust. at ten o'clock a full round—up of the day bus news. first its time for our world — in which yalda hakim investigates iraq's war on the drug — crystal meth. a hunt is under way. basra police, on the back of a tipoff, think they've found their target. a suspect they believe has been dealing in the highly addictive and illegal drug, crystal meth. kidnapping, extortion, organised crime are already part of daily life here in basra, iraq's second city. now there's a new threat, crystal meth. i've been invited tojoin the police frontline. this is the elite force that goes out every night on raids to try and crack down on organised crime in this city. they think the suspect is inside. major mithak is leading the raid. with him, officers from the

was it was opposition leader alexei navalny who had called them on to the streets. and they had been banned from standing for office in the recent presidential elections. i was chaos the crowd exists the city that belongs to putin i know they respond. me had just begun his speech when he was grabbed by waiting police arrested for disobedience and organizing and unsanctioned rally. novelli was only one of many people arrested by police in a weekend of unrest that mas the start of putin's fourth term in office. he spoke with our correspondent in moscow emily short when earlier asking her what the atmosphere was like at these protests today. atmosphere i would say was was tense from the beginning even as the demonstrators assembled on pushkin square in the center of moscow there were actually putin supporters waiting for them who basically started a shouting match with them they were shouting for putin and the demonstrators assembling there were shouting for russia without putin and were shouting against putin and soon after that the arrests started there were groups o

putin demonstrators have been arrested at a series of rallies across the country opposition leader alexei no vonnie was among them police seized him in moscow after he called the protests ahead of president vladimir putin's inauguration for a new term as president. down with the czar the rallying cry that brought together thousands of russians opposed to president vladimir putin they gathered in city squares across the country voicing their dissent and holding signs denouncing corruption. yeah dude who do i think that putin is and where if you're feeding this country has been doing it for eighteen years and has done nothing good for you to. do so i think you're. going to we don't have real competition in the country as soon as real competition appears and put it to start fighting for presidential terms we will finally have real changes in this country and you know i was it was opposition leader alexei navalny who had called them onto the streets. and they had been banned from standing for office in the recent presidential elections. i was here asks the crowd is this the city that belongs

alexei: it would be monitoring if i had an implanted chip. but i can toss away my mobile whenever i want, and the monitoring would be over. reporter: this state-run app can find out lots more about its users, and the 160,000 surveillance cameras around moscow, even more. according to the mayor, the aim is to make life safer and simpler. as soon as students carrying electronic cards pass through the turnstile at school number 627, their parents are informed of it by the same state-run app. no pens or notebooks are needed for 10th grade biology. the students look up supplementary information on the internet on the russian yandex search engine. alexander: they can't pay attention for an entire 45 minutes. these kids think in terms of clips and switch topics every two to three minutes. so i'm constantly changing activities in my lessons. reporter: the parents can check the learning materials online using the same state-run app. and the students can evaluate the lesson, as does ivan. ivan: i like being in this environment. it's very interesting an

this is d w news live from berlin russia's attains opposition leader alexei i know vani again as anti-government protests ramp up authorities arrested of ani and many others at three hundred fifty rallies being held against president vladimir putin two hundred two days before he sporn in for a fourth term we'll go live to moscow. also on the program for can a corruption put hawaii on high alert hundreds in fact the way they kill the way a volcano as it spews lava and a powerful earthquake shakes hawaii's big island. and its blast off for a new mission to mars nassau it launches an unmanned spacecraft appear under the red planet's crust and look at how mars was formed. thanks for joining us russian opposition leader alexei an elven he has been detained at an anti putin protest in moscow police seized him after he called for a nationwide rallies against president vladimir putin's inauguration for a fourth term as president obama is one of putin's fiercest critics he was barred from challenging putin in the march presidential vote monitors report that up to three hundred fifty demonstrators were de

this is news live from berlin and russia detains opposition leader alexei no phone the again as anti-government protests ramp up authorities arrest dozens at nationwide rallies being held against president vladimir putin two days before he sworn in for a fourth term we'll go live to moscow also on the program. its blastoff for the newest mission to mars nasa launches an unmanned spacecraft to examine the red planet structure and how it was formed. and volcanic eruptions put hawaii on high alert hundreds of back you wait as the killer whale boat came. and a powerful earthquake shakes hawaii's big island. i'm michelle henery thanks for joining us russian opposition leader alexei novotny has been detained at an anti putin rally in moscow he was seized by police after calling nationwide protest against president vladimir putin's inauguration for a fourth six year term as president most of the rallies underway across russia has been declared illegal by authorities including in moscow and st petersburg there are reports that dozens of demonstrators have been arrested putin is due to be inaugurated on

russian opposition leader alexei in a volley has been detained at n n t putin rally in moscow in a volley had called for nationwide protests against president vladimir putin's inauguration for a fourth term as president they all reports that thousands of other people were arrested in other demonstrations across the country putin is should be sworn in on monday. thousands of people took to the streets of paris on saturday to protest government policies mocking a us.

my last two arrest were for a retweet of alexey navalny tweets for which he wasn't arrested. which sounds a bit strange, but the kremlin -- i very well thought through strategy. >> actually the question about legitimacy is kind of like interesting in the case of russia because russian is heavily authoritarian regime with a lot of state actives and state property. you can pretty much call any or 80%, 70% of companies, of organizations who work within the system, unless they really like political organizations and act against the law. part of this regime is law, because you cannot change this regime within a day or two so you have any change starts little by little. so you have to find the ways with the regime, with his political landscape find like wind or water in a a storm lika little cracks to hide in this cracks into a fine then each and can find -- niche, otherwise you are just going to wait until bad days, maybe generations until best day for political activity. i believe this is a false stringent. >> what about, i mean, take the idea of water seeping into the stone thro

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was ition leader alexei navalny and more than a thousand others are detained across russia in and landed near putin protests. hello i'm barbara sara you're up watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up on the program fifty thousand people in desperate need of a better only a quarter have been reached we report from floods hit kenya. to almighty god. look at all flood warnings of more tremors to come in hawaii after a magnitude six point nine earthquake rattles the big island triggering more eruptions from mount kenya where and getting closer to nature why this japanese craft span left his job as a mechanic. to learn the discipline of growing bombsite trees. russian police have detained opposition leader alexei navalny as well as more than a thousand of his supporters in anti-government demonstrations across the country i never alley was carried away as he attended a rally against president president vladimir putin in the capital moscow the protests come just two days ahead of putin's inal here ation for a fourth term al-jazeera story challenge has more now from moscow. valley su

i was told it was a clerical error, it was a typo, alexey and charlie.says a couple of things, there's a lack of a rigorous security process or something that's worse which is that they are politicizing information by being deliberately misleading with facts to sort of bolster their decision prematurely to pull out of the iran deal. >> there's actually a bigger political story which is fascinating. on april 12th during his confirmation hearing then pompeo testified that we don't need congress, you don't need to worry about the administration nixing the iran deal because iran wasn'tration for weapons before then and we don't think they have nuclear weapon after. all of a sudden he goes to israel, he comes back, the talking points have changed. now they have to worry about this nuclear program of the iranians. it's not really just a typo here. it's real political chaos. >> charlie quick final thoughts. >> all this is playing out against the backdrop of these negotiations with north korea. the fact that the united states may pull out of this deal based perh

russian opposition leader alexei navalny has been released from custody after being detained yesterday at an anti putin rally in moscow some one thousand six hundred activists were arrested in other demonstrations across the country against president tetons inauguration for a fourth term as president on monday. it's a scandal that refuses to die volkswagen's diesel emissions fraud case the latest twist us authorities have issued an arrest warrant for former c.e.o. martin winter corn. this is the village in munich where martin venter core has been living since he left fox falcon in two thousand and fifteen as v.w. c.e.o. he was the highest paid executive in germany not only has he been indicted in the united states there's also a warrant out for his arrest now under german law however he can't be extradited still he is at risk in a new was the u.s. he faces a rest before talking to other countries he'll have to check carefully whether they could detain him and extradite him to the u.s. . he's put the world's biggest carmaker back in the headlines car sales are strong despite the diesel

russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, is arrested as he tries to address a protest against presidentan erupting volcano in hawaii has triggered a series of earthquakes, including the most powerful tremor to hit the state since 1975. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster, john stapleton and the journalist and author, yasmin alibhai—brown. most of tomorrow's front pages are in,starting with — the observer which leads with allegations that aides to us president donald trump hired a spy firm to "dig for dirt" on key obama administration figures who negotiated the iran peace deal. "fighting for his life" — the daily star on former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson, who they say is in hospital after suffering a bleed to the brain. the sun also lead with the health of 76 year old sir alex ferguson, said to be in a coma after a brain haemorrhage the sunday times focuses on britain's knife crime statistics and has analysed the latest home office figures. the paper also cover the health of sir alex ferguso

russian opposition leader alexei navalny is arrested as he tries to address a protest against president putin. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster, john stapleton, and the journalist and author, yasmin alibhai—brown. most of the front pages are in. the observer leads with allegations that aides to us president donald trump hired a spy firm to "dig for dirt" on key obama administration figures who negotiated the iran peace deal. "fighting for his life" — the daily star on former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson, who they say is in hospital after suffering a bleed to the brain. the mail on sunday focuses on allegations about relatives of the new home secretary sajid javid. "brexiteers threaten may with open revolt" says the sunday telegraph, if she ignores their objections to her favoured plan for a customs deal with the eu. so let's begin. the sunday telegraph and its main story, brexiteers threaten theresa may with open revolt. we have had a secret revealed this week, lots of briefing from cabine

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a crackdown on the opposition as anti-government protests ramp up police arrest opposition leader alexei and the iranian and over one thousand more protests against president vladimir putin around the country the rallies come two days before putin is due to be sworn in for another term we'll go live to moscow. also on the program it's a blast off for a new mission to mars not silencers an unmanned spacecraft to peer under the red planet's crust and look at mar how mars was formed. and hannah corruptions put hawaii on high alert hundreds evacuate as the killer whale ok a volcano spews lava and a powerful earthquake shakes hawaii's big island. waiter thanks for joining us monitors report that over one thousand anti putin demonstrators have been arrested at a series of rallies across russia opposition leader alexina vonnie was among them police seized him in moscow after he called the protests ahead of president vladimir putin's inauguration for a fourth term as president the only is known as one of putin's fiercest critics and was barred from challenging him in the march presidential vote

waiter thanks for joining us russian opposition leader alexei and the vani has been detained at an anti putin rally and moscow police seized him after he called for a nationwide protest ahead of president vladimir putin's inauguration for a fourth term as president of on the is one of putin's fiercest critics he was barred from challenging putin in the march presidential vote monitors report that up to three hundred fifty demonstrators were detained along with him the protest in moscow was just one of numerous rallies underway across russia which authorities declared illegal. and d.-w. family sure when it's at one of the protests in russia's capital moscow or bring her in now emily what is the message that the protest protesters want to send. well my other stretches just taking place under the water that somebody declared out of the protest and that is he's not. this protest is very much directed act which in the head of his inauguration and the head of the head of the project. basically said you know who should be able to move us like a king or not his peasant. people came out today re

anti-pollution demonstrators have been arrested at a series of rallies across russia opposition leader alexei and those on he was among them police seized him in moscow after he called the protests ahead of president vladimir putin's inauguration for a fourth term as president now danny is known as one of putin's fiercest critics and was barred from challenging him in the march presidential vote. authorities declared many of the rallies being held on saturday illegal. let's bring in emily sherman who's been at one of the protests in russia's capital moscow emily good to see you let's start by just saying what was the atmosphere there at the protest today well the atmosphere i would say was was tense from the beginning even as the demonstrators assembled on pushkin square in the center of moscow there were actually putin supporters waiting for them who basically started a shouting match with them they were shouting for putin and the demonstrators assembling there were shouting for russia without putin and were shouting against putin and soon after that the arrests started there were groups of

more than 1,000 people have been arrested across russia, including opposition leader alexei navalny, surgeon says the suggestion by president trump that knife crime has turned his hospital into a war zone is ridiculous we'll show you the latest pictures of prince louis — the newest member of the british royal family.

that are riot police in russia had detained opposition leader alexei navalny and a thousand of his supporters in anti-government demonstrations he called for nationwide rallies against president vladimir putin who be inaugurated for a fourth term on monday were a challenge reports from moscow. the insider the the two days before putin's fourth presidential inauguration these russians wanted him to hear their demonstration slogan you are not ours are not we have a fascist state a totalitarian regime we should do something about it there is no relation and russia. i'm here because i disagree with the politics the government and our so-called president are leading i want to tell him that he is not and that his place in the hague and imprisoned that again on the roof several thousands joins the unapproved protest in moscow thousands more demonstrated in other cities across russia. was almost always pushkin square they were met by a small group with very different values. and describing themselves as patriots they want to prevent a ukraine stop arising in russia just met we have currently being of

. >> reporter: his 14-year-old son alexei was killed walking his bike through a crosswalk at night in 2016. >> i'm think i'm just now past the point where i'm not in tears daily. >> reporter: pedestrian fatalities are skyrocketing, up 46% since 2009. a new report by the insurance institute for highway safety found accidents involving suvs increased by 81% over an eight-year period. stating suvs can be especially deadly to pedestrians because they are heavier and higher. >> this is a problem affecting everybody. >> reporter: joel myer is the pedestrian coordinator for the city of austin, texas. a walkable city with fast growth. >> we're well aware this is a problem that our community wants to see fixed. >> reporter: research shows more fatalities happen when pedestrians are jaywalking or crossing at night. he hopes the new information will make people pay attention. >> i don't want other people to have the trama and the stress and the tears associated with it that we've had. >> reporter: reminding us that a simple crossing could be a dangerous decision. catie beck, nbc news, austin, te

show the properties are owned by sova real estate, which according to official records obtained by alexey navalny, indicate it's owned by shuvalov and his wife. it is unclear how shuvalov was able to afford the apartment. his 2014 asset declaration lists his official salary as 112,000 pounds. reporter: hidden ownership and corruption here in one of london's top locations, home after home is held by dubious proprietors. roman: what links, what's common to all russian oligarchs in london is their riches are coming from transactions with the russian government. they either sold something very dearly to the state of russia, or they bought something for pennies in some sort of privitization. reporter: this dirty money is sent to london both by vladimir putin's allies, who invest it abroad as they have little faith in the ruble, and by the russian president's opponents, oligarchs who became rich after the collapse of the soviet union, but then fell into disfavor. both sides have always been welcome to invest here. few cared where the money came from. and that angers valery morozov. he fled russ

than a thousand arrested in russia in protests against president vladimir putin opposition leader alexei navalny is among them. the u.s. reestablishes the second naval fleet to patrol the atlantic and confront russia. thousands of kenyans hit by floods face worsening conditions in emergency camps. fears of more tremors after an earthquake hits hawaii as an erupting volcano forces thousands from their homes. riot police in russia have detained opposition leader alexei navarro me as well as more than a thousand of his supporters in anti-government demonstrations he called for nationwide rallies against president vladimir putin the protests come just two days before putin's inauguration for a fourth term worry challenge reports from moscow. two days before putin's fourth presidential inauguration these russians wanted him to hear their demonstrations slogan you are not ours are not we have a fascist state a totalitarian regime we should do something about it there is no relation and russia almost like. i'm here because i disagree with the politics the government and our so-called president

cracked down on the opposition as anti-government protests ramp up police arrest opposition leader alexei and the iranian and over one thousand more protests against president vladimir putin around the country the rallies come two days before putin is due to be sworn in for another term we'll go live to moscow. also on the program.

news live from berlin russia's attains opposition leader alexei i know vani again as anti-government protests ramp up authorities arrested the vani and many others at three hundred fifty rallies being held against president vladimir putin two hundred two days before he swore in in for a fourth term we'll go live to moscow. also on the program to corruption put hawaii on high alert hundreds of back the way they kill the way you know as it spews of lava and a powerful earth.

almost 1,600 people have been arrested across russia, including opposition leader alexei navalny, duringtests against president putin. police used teargas to disperse protesters, some chanting "down with the tsar." the rallies come just two days before vladimir putin is inaugurated for his fourth term in office. donald trump's been criticised for using the level of knife crime in london to defend us gun laws. british doctors and mps called it "ridiculous" and "a disgrace," but his comments likening one hospital to a war zone echoed those made by a leading surgeon last month. it's been a hot start to the bank holiday weekend with temperatures as high as 2a degrees celsius in some parts of the country. and forecasters says it's going to get even hotter tomorrow and on monday. our correspondent, duncan kennedy, has been taking the temperature in sunny southsea. sun, shine, heat, waves. this is southsea, just one of the places across the uk enjoying a curtain raiser to the summer of 2018. when the sun comes out, what does it do to you and everybody else? itjust makes everyone happy. it gives

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the children were 0lga, tatiana, maria and anastasia, and the brother, alexei, along with the empressdra, and nicolas himself, who were all shot. after the fall of the soviet union, we heard on the grapevine that the bodies of nicholas and family had been discovered in a swamp outside ekaterinburg and there was a movement that they would get a decent burial in st petersburg with the rest of their family. in '98, injuly, one of my sons and myself went to st petersburg for the first time for the funeral of nicholas ii and there were between 52 and 56 romanoffs. as the cortege approaches the winter palace, the historic home of romanoff autocracy, it slows down in keeping with the russian tradition in which the coffins of the dead are driven past the place that was their last home on earth. we all went on a cortege all the way from the airport to peter and paul fortress and what struck me, amazingly, there were so many people in the street. and all of them were signing the cross and bowing. and then the queen had very kindly sent officers from the scots greys. the honour guard included a

russian opposition leader alexei navalny has been sentenced to 30 days in prison for organising protests a fourth term in office earlier this month. mr navalny was among at least 300 people arrested at an unauthorised rally held in central moscow on 5 may. russia's president says he is confident that people will love the new bridge linking russia and the crimean peninsula. vladimir putin inaugurated the highly controversial bridge by driving across it in a truck. crimea was annexed by moscow from ukraine in 2014. ukraine says russia is continuing to act outside international law. the burmese military has intensified its assault on christian rebels fighting for independence in myanmar‘s kachin state. some 4,000 people have fled their homes since early april, according to the un, and there are fears that many people remain trapped in conflict—stricken areas, near the border with china. 0ur myanmar correspondent nick beake reports from yangon. desperate and with nowhere to go, these are the christians of the northernmost part of myanmar, forced from their homes by recent fighting. elephants

russian opposition leader alexei navalny has been detained at an anti putin rally in moscow and avani had called for nationwide protests against president vladimir putin's inauguration for a fourth term as president they all reports that thousands of other people were arrested in other demonstrations across the country.

almost 1,600 people have been arrested across russia, including opposition leader alexei navalny, durings against president putin. police used teargas to disperse protesters, some chanting "down with the tsar." the rallies come just two days before vladimir putin is inaugurated for his fourth term in office. now on bbc news, we look at the digital world in click. this week, the data that might keep the streets safe and keep the high street in business. plus, some beautiful music that won't scare the sheep. we're becoming aware of how much data we give away without even realising it. our habits online can say a lot about our personalities. but when we're out and about, what does our behaviour in the real world say about us? well, in the uk, we're all getting used to the fact that we're being filmed by cctv a lot the time. but although a human can tell a lot about a person just by looking at video footage, that is a really hard job for a computer to do. that said, this system is having a pretty good guess at who it's looking at right now. it's a very flattering guess, actually, but probabl

was issued leader alexei navalny and more than a thousand others are detained across russia in and t.v. lighting of putin protests. hello i'm barbara sara you're up watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up on the program fifty thousand people in desperate need of a better only a quarter have been reached we report from floods hit kenya. all my god. if you don't flood warnings of more tremors to come in hawaii after a magnitude six point nine earthquake rattles the big island triggering more eruptions from mount kenya where and getting closer to nature why this japanese craft spann left his job as a mechanic.