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alexei navalny and the director was with him immediately after he came out of a coma and all the times filming this act of navalny who survived the poisoning and returned to russia and was arrested there and put in prison this is a huge matter impression on the world community and that is why he is considered such a super hero and you know you need to understand that well, of course this image is very strong and it will be very difficult now with our diplomat in particular to convince the world community that oleksiy navalnyi is not so unambiguous a character like they think, er, it will take a lot of work. but, during the year, we work , ukrainian cultural diplomacy, in particular, works, we will continue to work, er, more precisely, we journalists will cover this work, and our diplomats and people who are engaged in this will be effective and in the future, i hope that we will in some time convince foreigners of what seems impossible to convince now, but that was the case a year ago. do you remember when something seemed absolutely impossible and then it was done, well, simply becau

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so, alexei navalny send out tweets today about putin's brutal prisons and he could only tweet by sending a note out through his lawyer. he's in solitary confinement so when he tweets it is notable. he said they will kill anybody they are asked to and report the cause of death as pneumonia. he said this as he's been sick in solitary as we've seen his physical condition when we see him deteriorate dramatically. you know him well. in the documentary you followed the story of who poisoned him and you've been nominated for an oscar, so congratulations to you and your team. but navalny is still there. he's still there. >> well, i mean, he's not the only one who is there. there is at least ten political opposition figures where they are there just for opposing the war. but he's clearly the one that made putin the angriest. and what he's describing is series of tweets is now nothing has changed since soviet times because he's describing the experience of the gulag and it is literally the same. the only thing that one would hope is that putin is not as irrational as some of the people before in s

then it happened in 2016, then in 2019, then in 2021, when alexei navalny returned to russia, a lot ofect, same in iran, same in iran. and the iranians who take to the streets today know there's a very high chance that they will be arrested. they also know there's a very significant chance they will be killed. hundreds have been killed. but fear in russia is so complete and profound... yes, yes. yes, and i don't know, i hope that this will change. but now people are too feared in russia to protest. people are sitting in their kitchens, and talk to each other, but they are not protesting in the streets. let me ask you something a little more personal to tv rain, and to your own role in latvia. your credibility took a hit in latvia when, during broadcasts, ithink late in 2022, one of your presenters appeared to be saying — and this is a quote that maybe you'll tell me is wrong — but he was quoted as saying, "we hope," speaking for tv rain, "we also helped many military personnel," meaning russian soldiers on the front, "namely by assisting them with equipment "and bare necessities on the

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the nominated film navalny, a documentary about the poisoning of the russian opposition leader alexei navalnyisto grozev earlier who told us how he felt afterfinding out he'd been uninvited from the ceremony it's an odd feeling of being disinvited from an event where i had tickets also for my son and finding out we cannot attend. i do understand in an abstract way why this is done. it security concern for the rest of the guests, i understand that's the bafta decision based on advice from police. i also think it should not be a simple decision. they have to take on to the other side of the equation which is a message something like this, and exclusion like this sends to investigative journalists around the world also sends to dictators who are going to have outcome. 12 i2 cheetahs i2 cheeta hs have i2 cheetahs have a from between the agreement between two governments we will see dozens of the cat sent over in the next decade. under a similar deal last week eight of the animals were delivered, cheetahs were declared extinct in india in the mid 20th century because of excessive hunting and habit

i have been working with alexei navalny, who over the years emerged as the most prominent russian oppositiond in 2014, opposition leader. and in 2014, after russia annexed crimea, it became not safe for me. and my family to remain in russia. so i moved to london and i continue to work within our team with navalny and my colleagues . and navalny and my colleagues. and it's interesting looking at the movement that navalny was sort of creating within russia . over of creating within russia. over a year ago, we were seeing marches. we were seeing momentum . has that momentum somewhat dimmed now, looking at polls, all the polls are very hard to conduct within russia. it does seem that putin does have considerable support for his barbaric war with russian government, has made raising voice against the war very dangerous . there are people who dangerous. there are people who are thrown in jail for basic going out to the street with a blank sheet of paper. there are people who are penalised for reposting information about the war and russian atrocities . so war and russian atrocities. so it's really

documentary which was in the news a lot the last few days, navalny a film about the russian politician alexey navalnyt like a documentary that spoke for the age, if you like. when it comes to the oscars nowjust a few weeks the way you said that the baftas have kind of gone their own way and it used to be sort of the precursor and it used to be the case that it would look to the baftas to see what might happen. what are your predictions for the oscars, just very briefly? i think certainly all quiet on the western front has had a good start of the baftas and maybe this will add to the buzz when it comes the academy voters because after all they do share some of the same voters with bafta and that would be my bet. siobhan, thanks for taking us through those bafta winners tonight. thanks very much. if you get in touch with me online. thanks for watching. hello there. we saw a change of fortunes really today. it was more southern and southeastern parts of the country that had the best of the sunshine, whereas further north we saw much more cloud coming into scotland, the stream of cloud coming in from the

the nominated film navalny, a documentary about the poisoning of the russian opposition leader alexei navalnyout searching this weekend — it's become an increasingly popular hobby. we're joined by christo grozev now. hello to you. how are you feeling about this?— about this? well, it's an odd feelin: about this? well, it's an odd feeling of — about this? well, it's an odd feeling of being _ about this? well, it's an odd feeling of being disinvited i about this? well, it's an odd i feeling of being disinvited from about this? well, it's an odd - feeling of being disinvited from an event where i had tickets also for my son and then finding out we cannot attend. i do understand in an abstract way why this is done. it security for the rest of the guests, i understand that the bafta decision. but i also think it should not be a simple decision, it's something that has to be taken into account, the other side of the equation the message that something like this, and exclusion like the sense basically to journalists around the world and sends to dictators who are quite happy with the decision outcom

the nominated film navalny, a documentary about the poisoning of the russian opposition leader alexei navalnyny is always our highest priority, and we have robust and appropriate security arrangements in place every year." we spoke to christo grozev earlier who told us how he felt afterfinding out he'd been uninvited from the ceremony. it's an odd feeling of being disinvited from an event where i had tickets also for my son and finding out we cannot attend. i do understand in an abstract way why this is done. it's a security concern for the rest of the guess, i understand that is the bafta decision based on the advice of police. i also like it should not be a simple decision. i also like it should not be a simple decision. they have to take on to the other side of the equation which is a message something like this, and exclusion like this sends to investigative journalists around the world also sends two dictators who are quite happy with the outcome. now, there'll be plenty of detectorists out searching this weekend — it's become an increasingly popular hobby. what, though, should happen to

. >> reporter: cnn's film's "thriller" about the life of jailed opposition leader alexei navalny wonary. his family attending the awards ceremony with a message of hope. >> it's very important to remember to fight for your freedom and for your democracy around the world. >> the award goes to "the banshees of inisherin." >> reporter: set during the irish civil war, banshees picked up four baftas including outstanding british film, despite a mostly irish cast. >> i know every irish cast and crew were going best of what in the world -- [ laughter ] but thanks to rosie, our standing donkey who is british -- [ laughter ] >> he was my destiny. >> reporter: closing out the night, austin butler winning for leading actor, for his transformation in elvis presley in the buy optic of "the king." and as expected cate blanchett won the award for leading actress for her striking performance in the psychological drama "tar." whether it will be a repeat performance for these winners at next month's oscars, the film world will wait and see, christina macfarlane, cnn, london. >>> instagram facebook use

and that the biggest example of how they torture people in russian prisons, alexei navalny, the leader of oppositioners, i was just watching again that the pictures and videos from how people were protesting when he was arrested, and how the wave of, you know, protest in russian citizens was going through the whole country when he was detained after coming back to moscow. what i'm saying is that people in russia are scared of jails, of colonies because of the history of terrible attitude to prisoners. historically, it always has been like that. but another problem is that i don't want to lose the sense of responsibility for those who are going to this war. i mean, it's important as well, people didn't want to know about ukraine. they were feeling comfortable in their lives, you know, small personal lives. they don't want to get involved in politics. millions of russians, unfortunately, they were, you know, they were choosing to have this normal, comfortable life with this president who was not entering their, you know, private spaces. and it was a huge mistake. unfortunately, a lot of

the lead investigator into the poisoning of alexei navalny says he's now investigating this at saakashvili'sany doubt that this investigation leads back to moscow, to putin? >> we have no doubt at all. this is a story about good versus evil, about the police state versus the free state. remember, saakashvili is the father of democracy in that region. he brought democracy there. there was a nonviolent shift in power for the first time ever in the region when he gave power to the current ruling party, the georgian dream, who is led by -- the architect is an oligarch and clearly a putin proxy. so that is what we're dealing with here, and we need the assistance of the united states and its allies to come in and suspend aid. the u.s. is giving tens of millions of dollars of aid to -- >> to georgia. >> to support democratic programs, to support the court system, and there's clearly a backsliding of democracy. and we as the united states need to stand up and be the protector and champion of democracy. >> so the u.s. ambassador to georgia spoke out about saakashvili's condition, saying, we will cont

penal colony near moscow one of vladimir putin's top critics is still marking valentine's day and alexei navalny celebrated his wife and reads in part i haven't seen you for a terribly long time but in my heart there's a lot of you, sometimes i'm surprised myself at how a normal human heart can hold so much of my enormous love for you. she posted an emoji of a broken heart. he is expected to send six months in solitary. this is all part of a nine-year sentence that he is serving for what the kremlin says is fraud. navalny, of course, survived a poisoning attempt but putin's hershman nearly three years ago, the last time he saw yulia. >>> "a.c. 360" starts now. >>> the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas, 17 young people murdered five years ago in parkland, florida. today parkland is back in the news but not as an example of how far we've come in making such massacres a thing of the past. instead it's a reminder that the sister and brotherhood of mass shooting victims, survivors and bereferred is always growing. the families and loved ones of three michigan state university joined that numb

generational shifts which they wanted to stamp out and interestingly on the eve of this speech, alexei navalny take the entire population of russia and turn it into accomplices, and i think the statement was much more substantial than what putin had to say and the emptiness, the lack of anything to declare, people, he said sounded like a broken record, it suggests russia is not making much progress on the battlefield and he is trying to say to his people that everything, this is the new normal. thank you. as we've heard, following his visit to ukraine yesterday, president biden will deliver a speech in poland this afternoon, in which he'll respond to mr putin's claims. mr biden is expected to describe the war in ukraine as a struggle between democracy and autocracy. well, many people in poland see the war being foughtjust across the border from them as a real threat to their own security — as our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford reports. racing across eastern poland towards nato's latest line of defence. these are german troops, sent to stop the war in ukraine from spilling across

alexey hello, one question. well, this is the trend. uh, saakashvili yes guidoslili navalny sits solemnly.hink that they, after all, he said, that we still do not lose hope that we will still be successful in belarus. therefore , they do not leak the tikhonovskaya to the end. we remember that after the second world war were these governments in exile and polish and there or longing. they occupied everything there. you can say, london and now, they, of course, keep it to the last. they don't lose. these are hopes that in belarus, after all, perhaps something will happen, some unrest . well, again, they apparently do not know well, uh, the belarusian people and citizens of this country, what they think here and well, with zelensky, this, of course, is also a good question. the fact is that zelensky as a person for them. eh, that's not the best either. the main thing. i think that they now have enough politicians in ukraine with whom they could replace zelensky. even the same poroshenko, they also don’t write off his bills, because and he still doesn’t seem to be sitting, although there are a