when alexei navalny was poisoned with the i an's time. -- stalin. when alexei. uch, watching what happened on the trip to siberia. do you think that the work done since enables you to say that this was without doubt, a poison and carried out by the state, ordered by vladimir putin?— out by the state, ordered by vladimir putin? ~ , , . vladimir putin? absolutely. we did not know exactly _ vladimir putin? absolutely. we did not know exactly who _ vladimir putin? absolutely. we did not know exactly who ordered - vladimir putin? absolutely. we did not know exactly who ordered it . vladimir putin? absolutely. we did | not know exactly who ordered it but we have _ not know exactly who ordered it but we have to — not know exactly who ordered it but we have to assume it was vladimir putin— we have to assume it was vladimir putin that — we have to assume it was vladimir putin that this point. you can imagine _ putin that this point. you can imagine this being done by some random _ imagine this being done by some random underling because as we know from the _ random underl

alexei navalny was already incarcerated there.alists were not allowed into the makeshift court room, we had to watch on a screen. for the kremlin critic, this is a trial behind bars. he was found lt on extremism charges and was handed a 19 year prison sentence. we may be allowed here to watch the verdict on a tv screen, but keep in mind this court case an actual proceedings were closed to the press and public and held in a high security is in describing this trial as behind closed doors. it feels like an understatement. ahead of a verdict, a message online he wrote that the long prison sentence for him was made to scare russians. and he maye on trial again for terrorism. a charismatic protest leader and anticorruption crusade leader, alexei navalny fell into the hands of the kremlin long ago. in 20 in siberia he was poisoned with a nerve agent and airlifted. he claims he was poisoned by the kremlin but they denied this. when he returned to russia in 2021 comic he was arrested and jailed. ever since, he his face trial after trial,

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the alexei navalny on our screens today is a pale shadow of the man that was arrested two years ago. he last hour or so following his extended sentence,we heard extended sentence, we heard from navalny in a post on x, the app formerly known as twitter. he told his almost three million followers: "19 years in a maximum security penal colony. the number of years does not matter. i perfectly understand that, like many political prisoners, i am sitting on a life sentence. where life is measured by the term of my life or the term of life of this regime. the sentencing figure is not for me. it is for you. you, not me, are being frightened and deprived of the will to resist. you are being forced to surrender your country of russia without a fight to the gang of traitors, thieves, and scoundrels who have seized power. putin must not achieve his goal. do not lose the will to resist." we're joined now by bill browder, the founder and ceo of hermitage capital management, which was the largest foreign investor in russia until 2005. he is a leading campaigner to expose russian corruption and human

what is it about alexei navalny that the kremlin fears?remlin has done in recent years, in other words, driven a steam roller over the political landscape here, crushing any potential rival, any potential critic, challenging to you, squashing any hint of dissent, you, squashing any hint of dissent, you would probably want to make sure that your most vocal critic had no way of reaching the political stage, the russian political stage. alexei navalny is the kremlin�*s most vocal critic, right? he has exposed corruption at the heart of russian power. and crucially, he has proved himself to be the only russian opposition leader capable of mobilising large numbers of people, particularly younger people, getting them to come out onto the streets to take part in anti—government protests across the country. that's why the kremlin use him as an enemy, as a threat, is a danger. particularly these days, right? when you have got the war in ukraine raging on in the kremlin wants people to rally round the flag, it wants people to rally around the govern

we'd been let inside the high—securityjail where alexei navalny is already incarcerated. weren't allowed into the makeshift courtroom. we had to watch on a screen. for the kremlin critic, this is a trial behind bars. he was found guilty on extremism charges. punishment — more jail time. he was handed a 19 year prison sentence. we may have been allowed in here to watch the verdict on a tv screen, but keep in mind that in this court case, the actual proceedings were closed to the press and to the public and held in a high security prison. describing this trial as "behind closed doors" feels like an understatement. ahead of the verdict, in a message online, mr navalny wrote that a long prison sentence for him was designed to scare russians. he revealed he'd soon be on trial again for terrorism. they chant. a charismatic protest leader and anti—corruption crusader, alexei navalny fell foul of the kremlin long ago. in 2020 in siberia, he was poisoned with a nerve agent and airlifted to germany. he claimed the kremlin tried to kill him. the russian authorities deny it. on his r

a 19 year sentence to alexei navalny. a russian court convicts him of extremism and extends the opposition leaders time behind bars. and what seemed to be a military -- a miracle rescue before hopes were dashed. we visit a bereaved family six months after turkey's devastating earthquake. ♪ i'm nicole frolich. defense chiefs from the economic community of west african states or echo us say they have -- echo wes -- ecowas has given coup leaders in niger until sunday to return power to mohamed bazoum or face possible military force. this comes after niger's new military junta said it was stopping military cooperation with friends. >> west african's fourth successfully executed coup in two years. it's leaders frame it as an act of revolution against niger's former colonial power, france. troops are stationed at a base near the capital helping to battle islamist insurgency groups in the uranium rich nation. but now it seems they might not be staying much longer. >> given france's casual attitude and reaction to the internal si

. flarer is something that is very dangerous to alexei navalny.— to alexei navalny. videos highlighting _ to alexei navalny. over the years, his videos highlighting corruption, | his videos highlighting corruption, his videos highlighting corruption, his criticism of vladimir putin, his ability to get people out on the streets and of course we saw him place and with... recovering in germany and then extraordinarily going back to russia before he was then instantly detained. why are the authorities so scared of him? well. authorities so scared of him? well, i'm sure you've _ authorities so scared of him? well, i'm sure you've discussed - authorities so scared of him? well, i'm sure you've discussed it - authorities so scared of him? well, i'm sure you've discussed it many l i'm sure you've discussed it many times over and we've talked about this. he was very unflinching critic of vladimir putin. he talks about corruption. i mean, it's kind of a case of, i don't want to trivialise it, but involve the mart and harry potter, when put in doesn't even mention his name. any

we'd been let inside the high—securityjail where alexei navalny was already incarcerated.owed into the makeshift courtroom. all we could do was watch on a screen. at this trial behind bars, the kremlin critic was found guilty on extremism charges and handed a new 19—year prison sentence. he'll be transferred to a so—called "special regime" colony and harsher conditions. we may have been allowed in here to watch the verdict on a tv screen, but keep in mind that in this court case, the actual proceedings were closed — to the press and to the public — and held in a high—security prison. describing this trial as "behind closed doors" feels like an understatement. later, in a message posted for him by supporters, mr navalny wrote that the figure of 19 years was meaningless. he would be imprisoned for life — either his life, or the life of the current regime. they chant. a charismatic protest leader and anti—corruption crusader, alexei navalny fell foul of the kremlin long ago. in 2020, in siberia, he was poisoned with a nerve agent and airlifted to germany. he claims the kremli

we'd been let inside the high—securityjail where alexei navalny is already incarcerated.makeshift courtroom. we had to watch on a screen. for the kremlin critic, this is a trial behind bars. he was found guilty on extremism charges. punishment — more jail time. he was handed a 19 year prison sentence. we may have been allowed in here to watch the verdict on a tv screen, but keep in mind that in this court case, the actual proceedings were closed to the press and to the public and held in a high security prison. describing this trial as "behind closed doors" feels like an understatement. ahead of the verdict, in a message online, mr navalny wrote that a long prison sentence for him was designed to scare russians. he revealed he'd soon be on trial again for terrorism. they chant a charismatic protest leader and anti—corruption crusader, alexei navalny fell foul of the kremlin long ago. in 2020 in siberia, he was poisoned with a nerve agent and airlifted to germany. he claimed the kremlin tried to kill him. the russian authorities deny it. on his return to russia in 2021, he

>>> jailed opposition leader and putin critic alexei navalny was sentenced to an additional 19 years in a russian prison today, but he was not shocked by that, telling supporters it is clear he is now serving a life sentence. he goes on to write, the number for verdict is not me, it's for you. they want to frighten and deprive me of the will to exist. you are being forced to surrender your russia without a fight to a gang of traitors and scoundrels who have seized power. joined now by steve hall, the former cia chief of russia operations. steve, what is the message that vladimir putin is sending with this sentence? >> brianna, i think there's two messages -- the overt and obvious message, which is if you want to go against the kremlin and you live inside russiaing you want to be a dissident like russia was and is, that it's not going to end well for you. you're going to end up spending a long period of time in a prison, and you may indeed spend effectively a life sentence, because people have a tendency to have lesser life expectancies inside russian prison. the second message is int

the jailed russian opposition leader — alexei navalny — is sentenced to another 19 years in prison.—month—old stepson is given a life sentence — craig crouch will spend a minimum of 28 years in prison. controversial influencer — andrew tate — accused of rape and human trafficking — is released from house arrest in romania. and actor georgie greer — who's show at the edinburgh festival attracted just one person — says it hasn't put her off performing. this whole thing will be a big learning experience and just because i received this amazing amount of support, i am not thinking tomorrow might not still have one. hello, i m matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. and checking out we start in russia where — within the last hour — the jailed opposition leader, alexei navalny, has been sentenced to an additional 19 years in prison. he's already serving a lengthy sentence for fraud and other charges. dressed in black, he appeared relaxed in the courtroom a little earlier today. relaxed in the courtroom a little

the headlines: the jailed russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, is sentenced to an additional 19 years in prison. the temperature of the world's oceans reaches a record high — prompting new warnings about the dangers of climate change. scientists in spain discover a naturally—occurring strain of bacteria which could help stop the transmission of malaria from mosquitoes to humans. we speak to georgie greer, whose show at the edinburgh festival attracted just one person last night, but the story has prompted a wave of support from top performers. all of those stories here in just a moment. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzy. hello from the bbc sport centre. we're starting with the the news today that the future of the commonwealth games and its viability is being questioned, after alberta announced they're cancelling their bid to host the 2030 event. it follows victoria, in australia, who also pulled out of staging the next games in 2026. our correspondent, alex capstick, tells us where this leaves the games. it would seem to be in crisis. withou

pay it. >> reporter: entering a courtroom that looks as flimsy as the legal case against him, alexei navalnyentencing. 19 years. the judge's words utterly unintelligible in the press room next door, convicting putin's persistent critic of creating extremist communities. charges navalny denied. he was neither bowed nor cowed even shared a joke with his lawyer. after sentencing, using hi telegram channel to tell his supporters, 19 years in a special regime colony, the number doesn't matter. the verdict is not for me, it is for you. they want to frighten you. not for the first time has navalny been made an object lesson at the cost of challenging putin. poisoned and almost killed with the deadly nerve agent novacek almost three years ago, an attack he blames on putin. which the kremlin denies. he barely survived. recovered in germany. then returned to moscow six months later. despite the certainty of what awaited him. he was arrested and charged with fraud and other offenses he said are bogus. and he's currently serving nine years. in jail, he said, he's been denied sleep, kept in isolation, in

and to have alexei navalny in prison is, of course, something that vladimir putin would want.e's to look at that as well. he's trying get back to the rabid trying to get back to the rabid and respected status of the ussr , and that's where he gains most of most his support among of his most of his support among the masses. of his most of his support among the dani, masses. of his most of his support among the dani, mas also of his most of his support among the dani, masalso interesting >> dani, what's also interesting is that journalists have been allowed briefly into the penal colony for the start of the trial and for the end of it. >> why not the middle ? >> why not the middle? >> why not the middle? >> well, that's very interesting question. russia sort the kremlin has come out and said this is a matter for the courts. it may be that they just want to keep that under wraps. and what is actually going on and what is actually said in that trial or under wraps. it's also may be to prevent alexei navalny from having that platform come to voice any sort of to voice , any voice a

alexei navalny is found guilty of founding and funding an extremist organisation, charges he denies.change. the ocean itself is what regulates the temperature of the globe. so when we see the very thing that regulates the temperature of the globe increasing in temperature, that should be a cause for concern. over the line, it is gold forjody cundy~ — and it's a golden night for britain's para cyclists at the world championships in glasgow. and on newsnight at 10:30, after the un secretary—general said global warming had turned into global boiling, we are now told to ignore the doommongers. we can do this, says the world's top climate change scientists. good evening. the man widely seen as the kremlin's most vocal critic, alexei navalny, has told his supporters not to lose the will to resist, after having his prison sentence extended from nine to 19 years.

if you look back, whether it's alexei navalny being poisoned, whether it's a former double agent beingoisoned, again and again we have seen putin showing no mercy in his attempts to extinguish this kind of a threat. i think what was really sort of fascinating to people, anderson, was how it was possible that yevgeny prigozhin was wandering around very visibly, seem ingly very freely, visiting belarus, visiting africa, apparently, greeting african leaders for a whole two months after this extraordinary mutiny took place. everyone was waiting in disbelief. surely at some point this has to come to an end. and surely at some point putin must exact his revenge. we're hearing from some sources and people that watch the kremlin really closely that this really just gave them a two-month period where they had the time to go about dismantling wagner, getting all the pieces set in place so that they could go ahead and exact their revenge once and for all. >> i don't know if it's a sign of confidence prigozhin had that he and a lot of his top people would be all together on a plane or just foolish

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we start in russia where the opposition leader alexei navalny has had his prison sentence extended toeak to pakistan's climate change minister who says a fund set up to help vulnerable countries is stuttering. we are looking at a situation where this could become another one of the �*ghost funds' — i mean many underfunded pledges just sit there. a tick tack and influence her mother found guilty of murdering two men. —— tiktok. welcome to the programme. we start in russia where the opposition leader alexei navalny has had his prison sentence extended to 19 years. he is already serving a lengthy sentence for fraud and other alleged offences. one of president putin most prominent critics, mr nalvany was found guilty of creating an "extremist" network" and financing "extremist activity". it's understood he'll now be taken to one of russia's highest—security prisons — where he's likely to be banned from talking to other inmates — and may be placed in solitary confinement for up to six months. international condemnation has been swift. the united nations called for mr navalny�*s immediate r

jim in. >> jailed opposition leader alexei navalny was sentenced to an additional 19 years in a russianas clearly not shocked by the decision. just received this statement posted in navalny's official telegram channel. he says he already knows he's serving a life sentence. cnn political and security analyst david sanger joins me now. white house and security correspondent of course for "the new york times." david, good to see you. >> good to see you, jim. >> putin tried to kill navalny. we know. that tried to poison him with novichok. he survived. cnn documented this in a documentary. does putin hope, in effect, navalny dies in prison? >> well, it's certainly the implication of doing this additional sentence on what were essentially incredibly trumped up charges that, you know, he had opposed the war in ukraine, that he had participated in joining organizations that the state didn't approve of. i mean, there were just clear freedom of speech issues, which doesn't take you very far in rush. but i think what is really notable about this, jim, is two things. first of all, even in the old d

russian opposition figure alexei navalny is expected in court in the coming hours to hear a verdict on extremism charges against him. >>> and plus an investigation into the drowning deaths of two migrants in the rio grande. texas authorities insist that their buoy ois not to blame. >>> and pope francis gets a rock star welcome for world youth day. >>> just a few hours away from a verdict in the trial of alexei navalny, accused of creating an extremist community. on social media thursday he said he expect as long sentence. this is what where they ask for 20 years and they will give 18 or something around that. he is already serving an 11 1/2 year sentence. the verdict could add decades to his time in prison. >>> two u.s. navy sailors have been arrested on espionage charges. federal authorities say they shared national defense information with chinese intelligence officers who paid thousands of dollars in return. but chinese embassy in washington say they are unaware of the details in this case. no surprise there, anna coren. >> no, no surprise at all. this is very serious. u.s. official

there is a track record here, so the fsb for example are accused of trying to poison alexey navalny,tic of president putin, two or three years ago when they used novichok nerve agent to sabotage his underwear in his hotel. that may sound amusing but actually novichok is such a powerful nerve agent that alexey navalny fell very, very ill and would have died, he was in intense pain, was taken off a plane intense pain, was taken off a plane in siberia, rushed to hospital and just survived. he is now in a penal colony. just survived. he is now in a penal colon . ~ ., ~' just survived. he is now in a penal colon . ~ ., ~ ., just survived. he is now in a penal colon. ~ m ., , ., colony. working on the assumption yevaen colony. working on the assumption yevgeny prigozhin _ colony. working on the assumption yevgeny prigozhin has _ colony. working on the assumption yevgeny prigozhin has died - colony. working on the assumption yevgeny prigozhin has died in - colony. working on the assumption yevgeny prigozhin has died in this. yevgeny prigozhin has died in this incident, how does ukraine look

. >>> a moscow court convicted russian opposition leader alexei navalny on extremism charges and sentenced years in prison. cnn's nic robertson has more. >> reporter: entering a courtroom that looks as flimsy as the legal case against him, alexei navalny and his legal team lineup to hear his almost predictable sentencing. 19 years. the judges words are chilly unintelligible in the press room next door, convicting putin's harshest and most persistent critic of creating extremist communities. charges navalny denies. he was neither bowed nor cowed, even shared a joke with his lawyer. after sentencing, using his telegram channel to tell his supporters, 19 years in a special colony, the number does not matter. the verdict is not for me, it is for you. you want to frighten you. not for the first time is moderna being made -- navalny being made an object lesson. poisoned animals killed with a deadly agent almost 3 years ago, an attack he blames on putin which the kremlin denies. he barely survived. recovered in germany. then, returned to moscow six months later, despite the certainty of what awai

we learned alexei navalny is back in court., he got jailed the day of or after he came back voluntarily from germany to join the opposition. rejoin it. now sentenced to another 19 years. >> yeah. if you talk to navalny before he went back and talk to his people today, their basic view is navalny will be in prison as long as vladimir putin is in power. stacking these sentences one upon another is kind of immaterial. he's not guilty of these things. this is just putin kind of cracking down on the repression in russia. i think what you see, though, is putin more and more afraid. he's not just detaining navalny. he recently detained a far right critic of his. he's feeling heat from prigozhin, from nationals, and he wants to keep people like alexei navalny locked up. the phase of the war we're in you see a more totalitarian russia exemplified, more aggressive ukraine striking into russia, so i think we could be entering a time where it's not just ukraine, and its politics that merits watching, it it's russia. we're inside russia and

, they would imprison him, whose actions against national security were so serious that, like alexei navalny, who is now in prison, while he was being tried, he imprisoned many people believe that there is no need for russia to do this bekne, and as the expert i talked about in the report, it is very clear which countries whose governments benefit from russia being accused of cell phone assassination or similar actions from here, we can see that both the media space expert and the atmosphere of the society at this time is to argue that it cannot be russia's work , even though the percentage of people are having many opinions for and against medicinal flowers , we are at the end of the world today. my final question to you is what position and position did they take the wagon a few minutes ago, alexander lukashenko happened to talk about really saying those who come to belarus will stay here, an organization will be established for them, a commander will be given, after this rule of words, which was a verse in this month, a part of these forces going to belarus, a part of the body means that

fright yekaterinburger to go for some kind of moscow elections, all the more relatively speaking, alexei navalnyove. sable is not cute at all. they are not cute. why should i climb the barricades for them? i will go to the rally, only in one case, if the people come out, the people in my understanding writes they are miners who pay me a salary for six months doctors who i need to feed my family those people who go to work and do something create something important and their lives are pressed so really pressed that they are not paid a salary or their salary has become such that they cannot feed their children if it reaches such a level, that they will go outside. make no mistake, i'll be there i'll be outside as he shares. people who come out to defend their rights from people who don't care about those who can start defending their rights and what's amazing? what sometimes? those who are on the same side the barricades, as if struggling with sweetness, turn out to be on the same side with that part of the government that treats the people in the same way as the liberal intelligentsia, who consi

alexei navalny has flown back to a prison cell and branded president putin the world's biggest thief. can navalny defeat putin? can he even survive? leonid volkov: he is in custody of the very people who tried to poison and kill him just less than six months ago. arkady ostrovsky: here is a guy of extraordinary courage. it's an absolutely archetypal myth, a hero fighting a tyrant.

a 19 year sentence to alexei navalny. russian court convicts him of extremism and extends the opposition leaders time behind

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the court has sentenced alexey navalny to almost 20 additional years in prison. >> navalny was already is willing to put his freedom and his life on the line again. cnn international diplomatic editor nick robertson has more. >> reporter: entering a courtroom that looks as flimsy as the legal case against him, alexey navalny and his legal team line up to hear his almost predictable sentencing. 19 years. the judge's words utterly unintelligible in the pressroom next door convicting putin's harshest and most persistent critic, of creating extremist communities, charges navalny denies, he neither bowed or cowed and even shared a joke with his lawyer. after sentencing, using his telegram channel to held his special regime colony, the number doesn't matter. the verdict is not for me. it's for you. they want to frighten you. not for the first time is navalny being made an object lesson that the cost of challenging putin, poisoned and almost killed with a deadly nerve agent, novechuck almost three years ago and barely survived and recovered in germany and then returned to moscow six months la

it was against us , like alexei navalny, who is now in prison anyway, they tried them and put them in prison. many people believe that there was no need for russia to do this because of this, and as the expert i spoke to in the report, it is very clear which countries whose governments benefit from russia in the world arena accused of terror or actions of this kind, we see that both experts in the media environment and the environment of the society are here to argue that it cannot be russia's work, even though the percentage of people are having many opinions for and against the flower. we are at the end of the world today, my final question what position and position did they take from you with the goal, alexander lukashenko, a few minutes ago , he said that the ones who came to belarus will be here, there will be an organization, the commander will be determined for them, forgive me after this incident, the actors who are in it was in recent months that some of these forces went to belarus, they went to africa , which is said to be possible, and some of them are in the body . we ar

sanctions thursday against russian officials for their alleged involvement in the 2020 poisoning of alexei navalnyvalny is a fierce opponent of russian president vladimir putin and is currently in prison. the state department issued visa bans for the men and their families, prohibiting them from entering the u.s. u.s. women's national soccer team head coach vlatko andonovski announced he's resigning on thursday. the news comes after the team's disappointing performance in the 2023 women's world cup. he was named head coach and 2019 after spending seven years as a head coach in the u.s. national women's soccer league. twyla kilgore was named interim head coach. mohammad bin salman has been invited to visit the u.k. in the fall, likely to elicit sharp criticism. it will be the first trip either crown prince to the u.k. since the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi in 2018. before we go, these are the captivating new images emerging from this year's parasite meteor shower -- perseid meteor shower that lit up the globe. the shooting stars seemed to come straight from the constellation of perseus. you

of course he would like to slowly kill alexei navalny, because he doesn't like the challenge that hed the example that he sets. >> evelyn, let me follow up an a related issue. u.s. officials are telling cnner that concerned that putin is planning his war right now around the 2024 u.s. election. hoping that a republican administration would de prioritized ukraine. how much are they counting on putin to falter in its support for ukraine? >> oh, i mean, i we can't no un underestimate vladimir putin interfering in our politics. it shocks me the first time he did it in 2016 during that presidential election. it no longer shocks me. we should be on the lookout. but it points to the fact that the linkage between your question here and the story we started with is u.s. assistance to ukraine. we need to provide ukraine with the assistance they need to get at these targets in russia. these military targets and we need to also remove the restrictions that we placed when we give the ukrainians western equipment because my understanding is that we redistrict them from using our weaponry against r

>>> the brutal sentence for russian opposition leader alexei navalny. nearly two decades in a penal colony with 24-hour surveillance, no sitting or laying down during the day and only four visits a year. how the u.s. is responding. >>> and it's nice to be among friends. former president donald trump heading to a republican dinner alabama tonight, a state he won by 26 points. what we expect to hear from him after his high-profile washington, d.c., indictment. our nbc reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin with donald trump off his arraignment. nbc's dasha burns joins me now. what more can you tell us about this trip to alabama? >> reporter: that's right. former president trump headed to alabama today. if the past is any indication he is absolutely going to be using the third indictment as a key part of his campaign messaging in the coming weeks and months and the way that the legal calendar is lining up with the election calendar, primary calendar, it is going to be fairly easy for the former president to soak up a whole lot of

nikolai vasilievich sklifosovsky emergency laboratory examined the biological fluid of the patient alexei navalnyuids, phosphorus, organic compounds, and inhibitory drugs were not detected. i believe my doctors who did not find any traces of poisoning. and here is another argument. i'm armed very dangerous us president donald trump revealed that a few years ago he advocated the assassination of syrian president bashar. assad in an interview with fox news , mr. trump said. i thought it was best to eliminate it. we were ready. do you know why this murder did not happen, you think, because someone decided that it is not good to kill the president of another country just like that, because you don't like him. no, but because as mr. trump said that there are no guarantees in the success of this story, that is, if there were a guarantee, then he would be slapped, heard such statements from our leadership. no, i haven't heard either. this i have every reason to say, too, killed. let's kill the motherland. you killed and we are invited to talk like a human, uh , with these people who don't even want to t

laboratory named after nikolai vasilievich sklifosovsky examined the biological fluid of the patient alexei navalnyids of organophosphorus compounds, as well as inhibitory drugs, were not found. i believe my doctors, who found no signs of poisoning. and here is another argument. i'm armed very dangerous us president donald trump said he advocated assassination a few years ago syrian president bashar assad. in an interview with fox news, mr trump said: i thought it was best to eliminate it. we were ready for the rain. do you know why this murder did not happen, you think, because someone decided that it is not good to kill the president of another country just like that, because you don't like him. no, but because , as mr. trump said, there are no guarantees in the success of this story, that is, if there was a guarantee , he would be slapped until such statements were heard from our leadership. no me too did not hear, so i have every reason to say he also killed. let's kill rodion, you killed her and we are invited to talk like a human, uh, with these people who don't even want to think about that.

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it state doping of athletes, be it poisoning opponents abroad, poisoning the opposition leader alexei navalny crimes in ukraine. of course, the kremlin tactic, the classic answer to all that is always deny, deny, deny, and that's exactly what they've done today. that was our man in moscow, will vernon. energy prices in england, wales and scotland are set to fall. the price cap for bills — that's the cost per unit of energy — for millions of households is set by the regulator, ofgem. the new — lower — price cap will apply from from october — though bills will still be higher than in the winter of 2021. the drop is because of lower wholesale gas prices, but prices will still be higher than they were two years ago. the chief executive of the energy regulater ofgem, jonathan brearley, explained why the price cap is coming down. what we do as a regulator is we look at the costs that the energy companies need to spend to get the energy their customers need, and we make sure, through ourformulae, that that is reasonably reflected in the prices that they pay. and so, in essence, the price cap is a ma

the enemy is being dealt with by several more former participants in the liquidated states of alexei navalnyin kiev . a terrible incident in one of the courtyards of naberezhnye chelny finally solved the problem that the residents raised repeatedly. this is child safety and the playgrounds they play on. creepy footage of a crossover hitting a little girl standing on the sidewalk scattered across the network and reached, among other things , the correct addressee of the management company of employees, which is blamed for what happened. if not first, then second. in what condition the injured girl will tell dinar usmanov this was feared with fear for a long time, they were waiting, they tried to warn, but it still happened unexpectedly and terribly. here is a four-year-old girl with her family walking in the yard on the playground. suddenly , a car jumps out from the side of the parking lot onto the sidewalk and crushes the child along with the bicycle under the body. parents rush to the aid of the father instinctively. tries to push the crossover. then, realizing the futility of this, he pul

fire is now under control and no injuries have been reported and the russian opposition leader alexei navalny says vladimir putin must not be allowed to achieve his goals after he was sentenced to a further 19 years in jail. the kremlin's most vocal political critic was found guilty of creating and funding an extremist organisation in. he's already serving an 11 year sentence at a maximum security penal colony . in a social media penal colony. in a social media post earlier this evening, mr navalny said russians are being forced to surrender their country to a gang of traitors and thieves. the foreign secretary, james cleverly, has called for his immediate release . the controversial influencer, andrew tate, says he'll be exonerated after being released from house arrest in romania. he and his brother tristan have been held in bucharest on rape and human trafficking charges pending trial. they deny any wrongdoing and unseasonably strong winds are expected to batter parts of the uk this weekend , with forecasters weekend, with forecasters warning of a danger to life. storm anthony , the first

court in russia will deliver verdicts today on fresh charges against the opposition politician alexei navalnywhere he's already serving a nine year sentence for other offences. his latest trial has considered charges including creating an extremist network and financing extremist activity. his supporters say the charges are politically motivated. three men and two women who were arrested following a greenpeace protest at the prime minister's home in north yorkshire have been released on bail. police arrested the group yesterday, after protesters climbed on the grade ii—listed manor house and draped fabric over the property while mr sunak and his family are on holiday. scientists in spain have found a naturally occurring strain of bacteria which can help stop the transmission of malaria from mosquitoes to humans. the researchers say the bacteria could be a new tool for fighting the disease which kills 600,000 people every year. safety trials are now taking place. the government is planning to increase the use of the private sector to help cut nhs waiting lists in england. ministers want to unl

practice of killing his political opponents, like he did in 2006 or the attempted poisoning of alexei navalnyn his part. 50 is a very tried and all tactic on his art. ., , ., ,, . ., ., his part. so lots of speculation onfine his part. so lots of speculation online as _ his part. so lots of speculation online as to — his part. so lots of speculation online as to what _ his part. so lots of speculation online as to what happened. . his part. so lots of speculation online as to what happened. i | his part. so lots of speculation - online as to what happened. i should say president zelensky has said ukraine had nothing to do with the reported deaths of the wagner chief. that is being reported today. i have heard of some russian experts putting that forward today but ukraine clearly saying nothing to do with us. we ukraine clearly saying nothing to do with us. ~ ~ . , ukraine clearly saying nothing to do with us. ~ . ., , ., ukraine clearly saying nothing to do withus.~ . ., , ., ,. with us. we certainly cannot expect to be kremlin _ with us. we certainly cannot expect to be kremlin to _ with us.

fire is now under control and no injuries have been reported and the russian opposition leader alexei navalny says vladimir putin must not be allowed to achieve his goals after he was sentenced to a further 19 years in jail. the kremlin's most vocal political critic was found guilty of creating and funding an extremist organisation in. he's already serving an 11 year sentence at a maximum security penal colony . in a social media penal colony. in a social media post earlier this evening, mr navalny said russians are being forced to surrender their country to a gang of traitors and thieves. the foreign secretary, james cleverly, has called for his immediate release . the controversial influencer, andrew tate, says he'll be exonerated after being released from house arrest in romania. he and his brother tristan have been held in bucharest on rape and human trafficking charges pending trial. they deny any wrongdoing and unseasonably strong winds are expected to batter parts of the uk this weekend , with forecasters weekend, with forecasters warning of a danger to life. storm anthony , the first

know that he has used a different method, such as poisoning his opponents and in the case of alexei navalnyy get rid of them and some of them ended up in prison, some of them ended up in prison, some of them were forced to leave the country, and he knows how to neutralise his opponents. in this case, the case of prigozhin was quite an unexpected one. i think we underestimated the threat and i think going forward he would be much more cautious and much more paranoid, i would say, when it comes to looking after, making sure that nobody dares to challenge him. again, because this might be actually quite fatal in this sense because he is no longer strong and he demonstrated a lot of weaknesses in the recent past. and i don't think he can afford anything like another mutiny any time soon. weill. another mutiny any time soon. well, natia seskuria _ another mutiny any time soon. well, natia seskuria from _ another mutiny any time soon. well, natia seskuria from the _ another mutiny any time soon. well, natia seskuria from the royal i another mutiny any time soon. well, natia seskuria from the roya

services will be free to patients and the russian opposition leader alexei navalny has been sentenceding and funding an extremist organisation . in more extremist organisation. in more on our stories in our later bulletins and also on our website, gbnews.com . website, gbnews.com. >> direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment . at gold and silver investment. at and a quick look at the markets today. >> the pound will buy you $1.2773 ,1.1577. the price of gold is £1,520.18 per ounce. and the ftse 100 has closed the day . at 7564 points. >> direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news investments that matter a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hi there . it's aidan mcgivern >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. with the gb news forecast dry and warmer weather is on the way for later next week. more on that in a moment. but for the time being, we've got the same old a lot of showers across eastern parts of the country. drier towards only ahead towards the west, but only ahead