speaking on the andrew marr show, russia's ambassador to the uk, andrei kelin, was asked if mr navalnyule that has been established. his purpose of doing that is to attract attention for him, also by saying that today his left hand is sick, tomorrow his leg is sick and all of that stuff... the european court of human rights has ruled that the charges against him for money laundering are, they say, "arbitrary and unfair. " isn't the truth that he is in prison because he is a threat to president putin, for democratic reasons? no, not at all. he has violated his terms of parole and that is why he has been given a sentence and i have to say that julian assange here in britain was arrested by british police because he had also violated the terms of parole. russia's ambassador to the uk, andrei kelin. 11 people have died and nearly 100 others injured in a train accident in egypt. several carriages were derailed in the accident that took place north of the capital, cairo. egypt's rail system has a very poor safety record — last month, at least 20 people were killed in a collision between two

and tsitsipas will face the sixth seed andrey rublev in tomorrow's final, after the russian beat casperinal. rublev knocked out the 11 time champion rafa nadal yesterday and is now into his first atp masters 1000 final. great britain are a step closer to the 2022 billiejean king cup finals after they beat mexico in their play off tie at the national tennis centre in roehampton. though heather watson lost earlier, katie boulter knew that if she beat giuliana 0lmos they'd be through — and that's exactly what boulter did, winning in straight sets 6—3 6—1 and giving britain an unassailable 3—1 lead in the best of 5 series. that means they're into a qualifier next year, which if they win will take them to the finals. the world snooker championship is underway in sheffield — with fans allowed into the crucible theatre as part of the government's pilot scheme. the defending champion ronnie 0'sullivan is playing the qualifier markjoyce in the first round. the rocket is going for a seventh title this year which would see him equal stephen hendry�*s record. he is currently leading 7—4, with the f

the king of clay was beaten in three sets by andrey rublev.urite surface. staying with tennis, great britain have won both their opening matches of their play off against mexico as they look to qualify for next year's billyjean king cup finals. it's the new name for the fed cup. in the last half hour heather watson beat giuliana olmos. 7—5, 6—1 at the national tennis centre in london. an impressive straight sets win for her and... things got off to a perfect start for gb — with katie boulter, who's had injury problems for a couple of years, easing past marcela zacarias in straight sets — winning 7—5 6—0. i have been playing some really good tennis and practice. you know, i felt like when i set up to my survey to bring that out on the court. i was pretty happy with the second set for sure. i did a good job closing to match up. any maps that you play for great britain is a huge honour. you know, i respect everything at time i get to step out on the court. i don't take it for granted. i had the opportunity to do it today and i left it on the line

and athletico in spain and in italy it's the 2 milan clubs and you ventus the event is president andrei and yellow he is the vice president of the super league and says the project is 100 percent going ahead he claims that fee for a new wafers threats to kick teams and players out of their major competitions is illegal the super league has written letters to both governing bodies to open negotiations david stokes al-jazeera. and let's take you through some of the headlines here in al-jazeera now former police officer derek shaaban has been found guilty on all 3 charges including 2nd degree murder for the killing of george floyd troll vinnie's due to be sentenced to 8 weeks and faces up to 40 years in prison. now no verdict can bring george pairing floyd back to us. but this verdict does give a message to his family that he was somebody. that his life matters that all of our lives matter and that's important and i also hope that this burden for all of the rest of collective all of us will help us further along the road toward a better humanity. the us president has called the verdict a r

left it dead in the water atletico madrid and into milan have now pulled out and event is president andrei agnelli the vice president of the super league at mit's it can no longer go ahead david stokes al-jazeera. and let's take a look at some of the headlines we're following here on al-jazeera at least 22 patients have died as a public hospital in india's western maharashtra state when their oxygen supply ran out following a leak in the tank the hospital has been treating coronavirus patients elizabeth brannon has more from new delhi we 1st heard that it was the number once and never ended.

madrid and athletico in spain and in italy it's the 2 milan clubs and eventis the event is president andrei and yell a is the vice president of the super league and says the project is 100 percent going ahead he claims that fee for a new wafers threats to kick teams and players out of their major competitions is illegal the super league has written letters to both governing bodies to open negotiations david stokes al-jazeera. take you through some of the headlines now former police officer derek shaaban has been found guilty on all 3 charges including 2nd degree murder for the killing of george floyd shelving is due to be sentenced in 8 weeks faces up to 40 years prison . can bring george herring floyd back to work but this.

lucrative champions league qualification places the teams one into half time all swear at one all but andrei silva's the late header for frankfurt gave the visitors all 3 points that strengthens their bid for champions league football next season not for the 1st time this season dortmund were left to agree with their inconsistent for. egypt's ancient rulers the pharaohs are being moved to a new resting place in a grandiose parade fit for a king or queen 22 gold colored carriages fitted with shock absorbers carried the fragile mummified remains of 22 pharaohs or the 40 minute trip from cairo's egyptian museum to the new national museum of egyptian civilization after the trip the mummies will undergo 15 days of restoration in the laboratory before finally going on display in their new home. you're watching news i'm max foster thanks for which. we're all set to go. this is the ship where. we take on the. miracle of the horse the stories that matter chief. of. police. over the. new fire makes. people have to say matters to us. that's why i listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on. this

madrid and athletico in spain and in italy it's the 2 milan clubs and eventis the event is president andrei and yell a is the vice president of the super league and says the project is 100 percent going ahead he claims that fee for a new wafers threats to kick teams and players out of their major competitions is illegal the super league has written letters to both governing bodies to open negotiations david stokes al-jazeera. let's take you through some of the headlines now former police officer derek shaaban has been found guilty on all 3 charges including 2nd degree murder for the killing of george floyd show evidence to to be sentenced in 8 weeks he faces up to 40 years prison now no verdict can bring george pairing floyd back to us but this verdict does give a message to his family that he was somebody that his life matters that all of our lives matter and that's important. and i also hope that this burning for all of the rest of collective all of us will help us further along the road toward a better humanity. the u.s. president has called the verdict a rare but important step towards

nadal faces russia's andrey rublev in the last eight.lia romagna grand prix injust six months. the race was added to this year's calendar to replace the chinese grand prix, which was cancelled because of the pandemic. covid restrictions mean there won't be any fans at imola, when practice starts on friday and red bull's sergio perez hopes that doesn't detract from the race itself. the race is not so interesting for the fans if it is a normal race. we offer safety cars so it can end up being a 1—stop race and boring for the fans but hopefully we are there in the mix from day one and hopefully we take another step in the right direction. and australian cameron smith is the leader heading into the second round of the rbc heritage at hilton head in south carolina. he carded a 9—under par first round of 62, which included this brilliant chip for a birdie at the 17th. he leads by one shot from the veteran american stewart cink. and the world number one, dustinjohnson, who missed the cut at the masters last week is 1—under par, already 8 shots

ukraine's defense minister has warned that russia is preparing to store nuclear weapons in crimea andrey to iran to a speaking ahead of an emergency nato meeting which will discuss russia's increased military activity along ukraine's borders bernard smith has the latest from moscow . russia's defense minister says 2 armies and 3 are born units have been successfully deployed to the western borders of russia those are the borders with ukraine he says there are military exercises and those exercises will continue for another 2 weeks if there ever was any real threats of some sort of russian incursion into ukraine that has been significantly diminished by the phone call made on tuesday night from joe biden to vladimir putin in which president biden offered president putin to meet at a summit meeting later on in the year but is being viewed here in moscow as washington blinking 1st in the standoff over the ukraine it's called a very important step according to the chairman of the foreign affairs committee of the upper house of russia's parliament and the kremlin spokesman says the offer of a

speaking on the andrew marr show russia's ambassador to uk, andrei kelin, was asked if mr navalny wouldn say that— alexei navalny behaves like a hooligan. his purpose with all that is to attract attention for him. also saying that today is left hand is sick, tomorrow it is is leg that is second all that stuff. the european court human rights has ruled that the charges against him for money laundering they say are between and unfair. isn't it true that he is in prison because he is a threat to president putin for democratic reasons. not at all. he has violated his terms of parole and that is why he has been given a sentence and i have to say that julian assigned here in britain was arrested british police because he had also violated terms of parole. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's chetan. good afternoon. fans return to wembley this afternoon, with 4,000 set to be in attendance for the fa cup semi final between leicester and southampton as part of a government pilot event, tickets have been limited to local residents and key workers. awaiting the winners

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speaking on the andrew marr show russia�*s ambassador to the uk, andrei kelin, was asked if mr navalnyablished. his purpose of doing that is to attract attention for him, also by saying that today his left hand is sick, tomorrow his leg is sick and all of that stuff... the european court of human rights has ruled that the charges against him for the money laundering are, they say, arbitrary and unfair. isn�*t the truth that he is in prison because he is a threat to president putin, for democratic reasons? no, not at all. he has violated his terms of parole and that is why he has been given a sentence and i have to say that julian assange here in britain was arrested by british police because he had also violated the terms of parole. what was the biggest iceberg in the world has completely broken up. a68, as it was known, measured around two thousand three hundred square miles when it broke away from antarctica, in 2017. here�*s victoria gill. a1 billion tonne block of ice. when iceberg a68 broke away from antarctica back in 2017, it measured more than 2,300 square miles, a quarter the

friday you wake up believe it had approval from the likes of you ventus in particular who's boss andrei and yet he runs the european club association all a new format for the champions league in 2024 but over the weekend it quickly emerged to your wife about something was afoot and as we've seen now the 12 rival teams have announced that they will be the founding members of this new super league and they have 3 more founders to join them avenge their 20 team competition and they really want to start as soon as practically possible right where you've mentioned 12 rebel teams there you've called them that there are some noticeable absences from the super league at for now with least at like german football clubs why is that rob. yeah no no german clubs know french clubs as well and the question is why if they decided to stay away was it fearing a backlash from the fans. you know some clubs might feel they had to sign up so they didn't miss out on what could be a potentially transformative lucrative moment but not having those german clubs not having by and in particular that when they are

the king of clay was beaten in three sets by andrey rublev.st half hour heather watson beat giuliana 0lmos. 7—5, 6—1 at the national tennis centre in london. an impressive straight sets win for her and... things got off to a perfect start for gb — with katie boulter, who's had injury problems for a couple of years, easing past marcela zacarias in straight sets — winning 7—5 6—0. i have been playing some really good tennis in practice. you know, ifelt like when i settled i wanted to bring that out on the court. i was pretty happy with the second set for sure. i did a good job closing the match up. playing for great britain is a huge honour. you know, i respect everything at time i get to step out on the court. i don't take it for granted. i had the opportunity to do it today and i left it on the line. i got thejob done, and i think that's all that matters. some sad news to bring you — the legendary former wales and british and irish lions captain and coachjohn dawes has died at the age of 80. dawes won 22 caps for wales, captaining them 6 times

julie and his good news andre senior reporting live for us tonight, andrei thank you in the past hour, we talked to san francisco police chief bill scott. he says justice has been served for george floyd and his family. it was justice for so many people. over such a long period of time who feel that they didn't get justice. and i think that is why you're seeing such jubilation and it crosses many, many lines. i mean, i dare many people in this profession, including myself. that you felt a sense that justice was served in this case, chief scott says. this case started a movement that has never been seen before, and he's hoping that local and federal governments could work together now to create police. warm, joining us to talk more about all of this is a civil rights attorney and dante pointer. first of all, thank you for joining us when you first heard the judge say guilty. what was the first thought that went through your mind? there was just a sense of relief. you know that in this case in this time in this moment that the people who have been the most victimized and have been the m

andrei. thank you.he united states postal service is offering rewards in four oakland army armed robberies of mail carriers over the past several months. our carriers deserve the ability to conduct their job safely without the threat of harm while they deliver the nation's mail, the armed robberies took place in various parts of oakland between last november. and last week the postal service is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the suspects, arrest and conviction in each one of those cases, governor newsome has signed a multimillion dollar wildfire prevention package into law. the governor is in butte county touring wildfire preparedness work underway there. the 536 million funding plan he signed this morning will accelerate fire prevention projects across the state governor newsome and legislative leaders. reached an agreement on the plant last week. this early action brings over half the money that we had proposed to be set aside for wildfire preparedness and preparation and some su

andrei ruzhnikov made huge waves when he alleged that some of the eggs in st.akes. >> when i saw the catalog, i was just absolutely blown away. >> it is brand new. >> reporter: a russian collector, he says, had loaned the phonies to the hermitage to drive up their value. >> it is called fraud. >> reporter: the experts sided with ru ruzhnikov. by the middle of the 20th century, faberge was no longer synonymous with fabulous. remember this? >> brut, by faberge. >> reporter: a cosmetic firm bought the name in the 1950s and turned it into a brand. >> it was sold and resold and bought and made everything from brut cologne to face cream. >> reporter: to barbie dolls. that's right, barbie dolls. enter gemfield, the company that mines precious stones, with a plan to take faberge back to its roots. >> painting colored stones and diamonds and different colored golds and materials to create objects of beauty. >> reporter: there are show stoppers, like the ruby-encrusted hibiscus bracelet, but central to the collection is the faberge signature. >> we launched the eggs and

general andrei has suggested they dedicated force made up of guard members among other options but in your purview and i know you discussed it a little bit recently but in your view would that be necessary at the capitol police established a full sized, well-trained force of? >> that would be for the decision-makers. certainly our recommendation would be a fully dedicated fully trained and equipped unit to enhance their posture and securing the capitol complex. >> thank you madam chair. i have no further questions. >> the gentleman from maryland is now recognized for five minutes. senate thank you very much madam chair. mr. bolton how well prepared do you think the capitol police force is now to respond to your suggestions to assimilate these proposals and put them into action? >> according to the department they are appreciative of my recommendations and look forward to working with the committee to implement those recommendations. they acknowledge there's a lot of work to be done and we all acknowledged that there's a lot ahead of us and we need to look for ways to combine our effor