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right now he's in central jail karachi however the apex court had ordered all they remove all omar shaykh immediately from the dead headed to a more comfortable and environment by habit and a barrack and then within 2 days could be moved into our safe where he will be allowed to meet his family he is not yet free completely because that comes of shaikh. release will be known after it written or edited issued by the court our every right now accorded haring they. filed by the government. again they waited all former shake it turned out to be a member that one of the key leaders of a skydive and number 3 college mohammad had confessed to taking part in that beheading directly that state was not able to prove its case the court narcs added by way of proof that was given to the courts and their fall as now decided to all go listen to that review predation decide that he should be delayed by it under strict security he will not be a free man it is a step in that direction but he's not completely free yet ok polls family in the white house expressed outrage what are the implications of this mov

jails. in the central business district, there were two dozen slave jails at one time additionally -- state penitentiary as well. so, all of the same rules applied to enslaved people, if they were convicted of murder or theft or any of those other infractions that can be locked up the same way every person could. but a lot of the punishment of enslaved people was done in an extra legal fashion on the plantation. plantations did also have jail like structures. sometimes, where people could be confined as punishment. but, typically, they were not i structures like this, they might be made of wood. that might be your made of brick, or might be confined in a barn, or extra room somewhere. so that kind of confinement was very typical. a lot of people who have been enslaved in the state of louisiana would've one-time, or another. experience being sold at an auction. especially since so many people who were in slave in the lower south had come from the upper south and have been sold on to the plantation and then purchased by a slave trader, and brought down at new orleans to be sold at auction. th

he has been jailed over his lyrics and also online comments he made. hundreds of people have been gathering in the centralbeing the capital of the catalonia region. now, just to give you some background, pablo hasel was sentenced to two jail terms related to threatening a witness in court, defaming the monarchy and glorifying terrorism in his rap lyrics. those were the allegations. let's show you some other scenes. madrid. this is where these protests have spread. slightly different ambience. you can see some riot police on the left of the screen with riot shields. also in the middle, some dancing that has been taking place. i suppose that is in tribute to the rap music, a bit of street dancing, break dancing, i am not sure what it is called, and cheering for the show that his supporters are putting on. so, continuing protests taking place in support of the spanish rapper pablo hasel president biden says he'll sign a major disaster declaration for texas, as the full extent of the crisis caused by a severe freeze and a huge powerfailure becomes clear. it would pave the way for more us federal funds to be s

jails. in the city of new orleans and the central business district, there were two dozen slave jails at one time. enslaved people were locked up at the state penitentiary, as well. so all of the same rules applied to enslaved people if they were convicted of murder or theft or any of those other infractions, they could be locked up just the way that a free person could. but of course, a lot of the punishment of enslaved people was done in an extra-legal fashion on the plantations. plantations did also have jail-like structures sometimes where people could be confined as punishment. but typically they were not iron structures like this. they might be made of wood, they might be made of brick, or people might be confined in a barn or extra room somewhere. but those -- that kind of confinement was typical. a lot of people who were enslaved in the state of louisiana would at one time or another experience being sold at an auction. especially since so many people who were enslaved in the lower south had come from the upper south. so they had been sold off of a plantation and then purchased by a

central dubai. >> im a hostage. this has been converted into a jail. i caot open any windows.been by myself in solitary confinement, no access to medical help. no trial, no charge, nothing. reporter: she has sketched what she can see. the villa is being guarded by 30 police on rotation. panorama has independently verified the details of where and how she is being imprisoned. >> >> nobody should be subjected to that. reporter: the process only be allowed to step out for this. >> she said this is such a nice lunch, want to remember it. will you all come into the living room to take a picture? reporter: these photos released by the government will be crucial in proving that the princess was alive. >> there is something about the cruelty of parading her into this set up, this arranged lunch, with photographers clicking away, trying to capture a smile they can never find. reporter: no one has heard her side of the story until now. >> it was all a set up. they tricked me. i got introduced, she never said she was a former u.n. head of human rights. if i knew that, of course, i would

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jail. in central moscow, more than 100 protesters have made a human chain in support of yulia who is reportedy is love. therefore he will win. >> in russian media, his name is typically never mentioned he is now talked about openly. they're concerned about these demonstrations. >> demonstration is very important for him. >>> mine is about cicely tyson. can't stop thinking about her. today is the day a private memorial service will be held this morning for cicely tyson at her longtime church in harlem. she died at the age of 96. hundreds of admirers, traveled from all around the country, lined up outside the church to say good-bye during that public viewing. that line stretched around the block all day. cicely tyson passed away just two days after he interviewed her and she talked about her memoir "just as i am," groundbreaking career. >> i made up my mind i could not afford the luxury of just being an actress. and i would use my career as my platform. namely, you want -- you want black people to be seen as human beings? >> that's right. >> just hearing her voice and seeing her gives me a litt

central dubai. >> i'm a hostage, and this villa has been converted into a jail. all the windows are barred shut.n any window. i've been by myself, solitary confinement, no access to medical help, no trial, no charge. nothing. >> she's sketched what she can see. the vil is being guarded by around 30 police on ration. panorama has independent either tonight the details -- independently verified the details of where and how she is being imprisoned. >> solitary confinement of that sort is probably considered to be a form of torture -- is broadly consideredo be a form of torture. >> for three years now, the sheikh has continued as normal. >> here is the sheikh, speaking with her majesty, the queen. >> but he's been responsible for the imprisonment and abuse of his own daughter. until this day, he maintains that princess latifa's turn to dubai was a rescue mission. >> i don't want to be a hostage in this jail. i just want to be free. >> a few months ago, her secret phone went silent. these messages would be the last we would hear from her. >> we've taken a decision to release some of this evidence. we

has visited the king edward vii hospital in central london where his father the duke of edinburgh is being treated. a court in russia upholds a decision to jailosition leader alexei navalny forjust over two—and—a—half years and finds him guilty of a further charge. president biden declares a major disaster in texas — as he unlocks federal funds for a state paralysed by a severe freeze and a huge powerfailure. now on bbc news... the business response to the peace accords between israel and the united arab emirates and bahrain has been swift. what does the normalisation mean for economies in the region? a historic peace deal has shaken up alliances in the gulf, the middle east and the rest of the world. but what does this new warmth between the united arab emirates, bahrain, and israel mean for business? i'm sameer hashmi in dubai, and this is talking business. a historic deal that could be worth billions of dollars in terms of new trade and business, the so—called abraham accords signed between the united arab emirates, bahrain and israel has certainly injected new impetus in these economies as to start 2021. in a moment we will look at what d

jailing as. illegal they've already called on them to descend upon central moscow right outside the kremlin to protest and demand the release of the kremlin critic but well we'll have to see how many people showed up right now we have reports. some 2 or more than 200 people detained on the way here to protest outside outside the court now if this protest indeed happens it will be another one we've seen 2 consecutive weekends of protests all across russia we've seen violence from both sides from from the police and from from the protesters tens of thousands of people showed up thousands were detained but this case it wasn't a usual case for russia not because it's quite high magnitude but also because right now in this school there are several embassy ca's because embassy workers of a lot of countries from the european union like the u.k. use switzerland to sweden and more in fact they came here and they were allowed in to see and witness this court hearing so that according to the press service to the media service of this court of the most cool cool this is quite unprecedented for russia and the russ

and mass clearing of the country's jails as authorities step up their response to the unrest shows no sign of updating. the. former european central bank chief merit draggy will be sworn in as the new prime minister of italy. today 73 year old economist said he was ready to lead a new national unity government drive he was asked to take over the helm by italy's president after the outgoing prime minister of japan jeff said because administration collapsed try to get out his proposal for a new cabinet which includes both outside experts and seasoned politicians effects of the early virus that may have sparked a deep recession in italy and drag these new government will be in charge of planning the distribution of over 200000000000 euros in grants from the e.u. use covert 19 coverage. and for more on that let's go live now to seem a group in rome one of the most urgent matters for the incoming prime minister. well he will actually be sworn in later today and then he will present his policy plan in the houses of parliament next week to a vote of confidence that we expect to be a formality and we'll go through that we'll have a cleare

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has visited the king edward vii hospital in central london, where his father, the duke of edinburgh is being treated. a court in russia upholds a decision to jailwo and a half years and finds him guilty of a further charge. president biden declares a major disaster in texas, as he unlocks federal funds for a state paralysed by a severe freeze and a huge powerfailure. and a 21—year—old briton has become the youngest woman to row solo across the atlantic.

visited the king edward the seventh hospital in central london where his father the duke of edinburgh is being treated. a court in russia upholds a decision to jail opposition leader alexei navalny forjust over two—and—a—half years, and finds him guilty of a further charge. president biden declares a major disaster in texas — as he unlocks federal funds for a state paralysed by a severe freeze and a huge powerfailure. now on bbc news, our world. welcome to europe. it has been a bad year for travel lovers. but the pandemic has not stopped everyone. we are here to meet some people who have been blogging about theirjourney to europe. they are not your typical travel bloggers. �*harraga', in arabic, means someone who burns through borders. they are undocumented migrants passing into europe illegally. over the last few years, this group of unorthodox travellers have made a corner of youtube their home. a place where they can document their wild journeys for fans back in morocco. but are these stories of adventure encouraging other people to take a difficultjourney? or are theyjust providing a service, showing the hardships of migration so that others

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central dubai. i am a hostage and this villa has been converted into a jail, all the windows are boarded shut, i cannotelf in solitary confinement, no access to medical help, no trial, no charge. nothing. she sketched what she can see. the villa is being guarded by around 30 police on rotation. panorama has independently verified the details of where and how she's being imprisoned. nobody should be subjected to that. solitary confinement of that sort is broadly considered to be a form of torture as it becomes prolonged, the way this has been right now. for three years now, life for sheikh mohammed bin rashid al—maktoum has continued as normal. here's sheikh mohammed, speaking with her majesty the queen. but he's been responsible for the imprisonment and abuse of his own daughter. until this day, the sheikh maintains that princess latifa's return to dubai was a rescue mission. i don't want to be a hostage in this jail villa, i just want to be free. a few months ago, her secret phone went silent. these messages would be the last we'd hear from her. we have taken the decision to release some of this evide

referendum and they have been in jail for many years they are still in jail they are talking about amnesty and this that are socialists central party they were talking about. a solution for all this. politically that are scuttled politically the worst that there are still in jail and then there are many others who will be brought in front of a court order they have to be in there she was taught we have a situation with all these leaders that have been prosecuted for calling for an election right thank you very much why are glare joining us there from now thank you very much. now the former president of argentina carlos menem has died at the age of 19 he won 2 elections and that the country from 1809 to 1909 than your shine a look at the life of a flamboyant and often controversial figure. all the polls men in war so many argentines a man from another time another place he was born in the remote mountainous northwestern province of larry aka the syrian immigrant parents the. man and became governor of his home province in 1973 representing the peronist party founded by the former president one pair on he took to the star with

has visited the king edward vii hospital in central london, where his father, the duke of edinburgh, is being treated. a court in russia upholds a decision to jailer, alexei navalny, forjust over two—and—a—half years and finds him guilty of a further charge. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. coming up... when a draw feels like a win — takumi minamino helps southampton end their premier league losing run against chelsea. a dramatic turn of events sees northampton secure a last—minute win at champions exeter in the premiership. and living her dreams — naomi osaka cements her place as the star of the women's tennis by winning the australian open for her fourth grand slam title at the age of 23. hello and welcome to sportsday. plenty to come, but we'll start with the premier league, where southampton boss ralph hasenhuttl is hopeful that his side's draw against chelsea will be the start of good things to come. the 1—1 draw ended the saints�* run of six successive defeats in the league. but the failure to win for chelsea meant thomas tuchel�*s side missed the chance to strengthen their position in the top four.

central dubai. i am a hostage and this villa has been converted into a jail, all the windows are boarded shut, i cannotwindow. i have been by myself in solitary confinement, no access to medical help, no trial, no charge. nothing. she sketched what she can see. the villa is being guarded by around 30 police on rotation. panorama has independently verified the details of where and how she's being imprisoned. nobody should be subjected to that. solitary confinement of that sort is broadly considered to be a form of torture as it becomes prolonged, the way this has been right now. for three years now, life for sheikh mohammed bin rashid al—maktoum has continued as normal. here's sheikh mohammed, speaking with her majesty the queen. but he's been responsible for the imprisonment and abuse of his own daughter. until this day, the sheikh maintains that princess latifa's return to dubai was a rescue mission. i don't want to be a hostage in this jailvilla, ijust want to be free. a few months ago, her secret phone went silent. these messages would be the last we'd hear from her. we have taken the decision to re

central dubai. i am a hostage and this villa has been converted into a jail, all the windows are boarded shut, i cannotndow. i have been by myself in solitary confinement, no access to medical help, no trial, no charge. nothing. she sketched what she can see. the villa is being guarded by around 30 police on rotation. panorama has independently verified the details of where and how she's being imprisoned. nobody should be subjected to that. solitary confinement of that sort is broadly considered to be a form of torture as it becomes prolonged, the way this has been right now. for three years now, life for sheikh mohammed bin rashid al—maktoum has continued as normal. here's sheikh mohammed, speaking with her majesty the queen. but he's been responsible for the imprisonment and abuse of his own daughter. until this day, the sheikh maintains that princess latifa's return to dubai was a rescue mission. i don't want to be a hostage in this jail villa, i just want to be free. a few months ago, her secret phone went silent. these messages would be the last we'd hear from her. we have taken the decision to re

jail. his supporters have already called for protests in central moscow around the kremlin for tonight.ll wait and see how that pans out. i can tell you that at this court and throughout the city, there is a gigantic security presence by security forces, by roy lie riot cops. we witnessed dozens of arrests and detentions today. the latest number i have is just around this court building more than 350 people were detained today. another quick word, alexei navalny's wife, who has been through all this with him, throughout this entire process, she was in the courtroom today. she was very composed when that verdict came down. he trdrew a heart on the glass was in. >> unfortunately we lost fred's signal from moscow. we'll follow up on that. thank you very much. >>> with less than 2% of the nation fully vaccinated, the biden administration just announced starting next week 1 million vaccine doses will go directly to pharmacies. officials made sure to manage expectations. >> due to the current supply limitations, they will be limited to start out. in the early phase many pharmacies across the

has visited the king edward vii hospital in central london where his father the duke of edinburgh is being treated. a court in russia upholds a decision to jail opposition leader alexei navalny forjust over two—and—a—half years, and finds him guilty of a further charge. president biden declares a major disaster in texas as he unlocks federal funds for a state paralysed by a severe freeze and a huge powerfailure. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the disability campaigner and comedy producer, simon minty, and also the broadcaster penny smith. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the observer's headline is that a ban on outside sport can end, according to a top scientist advising borisjohnson. the paper also reports on soaring household poverty during the pandemic. "all adults will be offered a covid—19jab by the end ofjuly" is the lead in the sunday express, as mps fear the prime minister's planned lockdown release is too cautious. the sunday telegraph has a similar headline alongside its main picture story of prince charles leaving hospital after visting the duke of edinbu

when you have inmates, they are getting out of jail, we have a big problem in this country. >> and marie from sacramento, centraland through, apologize for missing that up. over to you. >> 27 after the hour. president biden walking on his press secretary's comments on school reopenings. >> schools may be open for one day a week. >> that's not true. that is what was reported but not true. >> the president said through his press secretary under the bus, she joins us. talk about dedication. a 90-year-old woman trudges to 6 miles of snow to get the covid-19 vaccine. these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. will jillian: we are back with extreme weather in the south and east coast. the storm killing 20 people across the us including 9 in texas. the lone star state being a snownato in dallas. todd: workers in wisconsin using construction equipment to clear 18 inches. >> janice dean tracking the storm, a busy week. >> janice: anot

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has visited the king edward vii hospital in central london where his father the duke of edinburgh is being treated. a court in russia upholds a decision to jail opposition leader, alexei navalny, forjust over two—and—a—half years and finds him guilty of a further charge. president biden declares a major disaster in texas — as he unlocks federal funds for a state paralysed by a severe freeze and a huge powerfailure. and a 21—year—old briton has become the youngest woman to row solo across the atlantic. jasmine harrison rowed from the canary islands to antigua injust over 70 days. good afternoon. care home residents in england will be allowed to choose one person to visit them regularly from march eighth, in the first confirmed easing of lockdown. they will be able to meet indoors and be allowed to hold hands — but visitors must wear personal protective equipment and be tested before going into a home. the announcement comes ahead of the prime minister revealing his road map for easing lockdown on monday. 0ur health correspondent anna collinson has more. a moment of relief during a dark year for 83—year—old barbara abrams. this is the closest h

and mass clearing of the country's jails as authorities step up their response to the unrest shows no sign of updating. the former head of the european central bank mario draghi is about to be sworn in as the new prime minister of italy the 73 year old economist said he was ready to lead a new national unity government draghi was asked to take the job by at least president after prime minister g. sepic conti's administration collapsed draggy read out his proposal for a new cabinet which includes both outside experts and seasoned politicians the effects of the coronavirus pandemic have sparked a deep recession in italy and dragons new government will be in charge of planning the distribution of over 200000000000 euros in grants from the e.u. code 19 recovery. journalist seem a group to what we could expect from the new prime minister. well he will actually be sworn in later today and then he will present his policy plan in the houses of parliament next week to a vote of confidence that we expect to be a formality and we'll go through that we'll have a clearer idea then but what he said so far it's very clear it's both the health as well as th

jail. an official saying inmates who committed various serious offences accessed a central lock system releasing detainees. reports saying they've been trying to fix those locks since december. >>> brooklyn nets star kevin durant was pulled from a game twice. the nba held him back when a close contact had an inconcollusive covid test. the second time, the contact was confirmed positive. >>> a musician was reunited with his flute worth $22,000. it was a gift from his grandmother and he left it on the train. police recovered it. >>> more of "the week" with joshua johnson after the break. k but i like the smell of it. [music playing] how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... uh-oh, sorry... oh... what? i'm an emu! no, buddy! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ the lexus es, now available with all-wheel drive. this rain is bananas. lease the 2021 es 250 all-wheel drive for $349 a month for thirty six months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. among my patients, i

central state of nigeria on friday more than 300 girls were abducted at gunpoint from another school in neighboring zamfara state best state is still unknown. spanish police have come under attack during protests against the jailing of a popular rapper loosing broke out in wasilla nervous police confronted supporters of popular cell singer has been jailed for glorifying terrorism some of his fans claim the sentence suppresses free speech. but in this league football now and lights made history in a thrilling match against not only did they keep their title hopes alive by scoring 3 2nd half goals it was the 1st time that they have ever won in the top league after being 2 golds down. 2 of the best coaches in the business came to grips in leipzig you leonardo's man's home side on a 4 game winning streak founded on a physical defense but a little too much muscle from di joachim account i meant that marco rose's man would open the story from the spot for going to school for money after just 6 minutes it was a bad start and things would get worse for leipzig just 13 minutes later baucus to ram was riding on mark at the back post in the 19th minute the deflection would make it a tuna late for the half time in the 2nd st

jailed for 4 and a half years. at least 41 refugees drowned when their boat capsized in the central mediterranean at the weekend the united nations says they were among at least 120 people who left war ravaged libya on the 18th of february to try and reach europe capsized 2 days later and rescuers took them to an italian town those are the headlines the news continues here now just after counting the cost down so watching . what should americans be thinking and doing right now it should be a bad idea they don't care about their work is all they care about is making money is not going to be locked out of the calling for the bloated defense budget to be high possible and on u.s. politics some policies in their effect on the world. santa maria this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week the prosperous president vladimir putin's $1000000000.00 palace on the black sea it may just be the tip of a very wealthy iceberg not new claims the imprisonment of an anti kremlin campaigner and a moribund economy well it's not a great look for russia's longest serving lead

jail. an official saying inmates who committed various serious offenses accessed a central lock system, releasing detainees. reports saying they've been trying to fix those locks since december. >>> brooklyn nets star kevin durant was pulled from a game twice. the nba first held him back when a close contact had an inconclusive covid test. the second time, in the third quarter of the game, is when the contact was then confirmed positive. >>> and the music student was reunited with his flute after it turned up in a pawn shot. donald left the flute, worth $22,000, on a train. it was a gift from his grandmother. after chicago police recovered it, donald said, hey, i'm going to offer you a concert at your police station. more of "the week with joshua johnson" right after the break. woman: i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ ♪ yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin, ♪ ♪ yeah, that's all me ♪ ♪ nothing and me ♪ ♪ go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin, that's my new plan ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ woman: keep your skin clearer with skyrizi. wi

traumatic things that happened to these brave women who went to prison and, to jail, to the city prison farm, and so they had been centralthe movement from the start. and so i just want to make sure that we called out that history. and i just, it's just a profound thanks, you know, to mr. black, to reverend moss. we could not have told this book without the help of those that were there. it would not read as it does, and, you know, we just, we treasure our time reasoning to them and learning from them. and so, you know, i just wanted to get that in, just how grateful we are to them and their heroism. >> well, mr. black, given your endorsement of the book, we do also have a question: are the movie rights available, and will the kendricks accept a check? [laughter] >> we just hope people read it. we just wanted to share the story as much as we can. because, again, the students forced this to happen the make sure people could not turn away from civil rights inequalities, that it couldn't get put on the back burner. .. certainly-call a meeting, just getting started. mr. black and mr. moss, jump in. the other atlanta universi

central dubai. i am a hostage and this villa has been converted into a jail.rolonged, the way this has been right now. for three years now, life for sheikh mohammed bin rashid al—maktoum has continued as normal. here�*s sheikh mohammed, speaking with her majesty the queen. but he�*s been responsible for the imprisonment and abuse of his own daughter. until this day, the sheikh maintains that princess latifa�*s return to dubai was a rescue mission. i don�*t want to be a hostage in this jail villa, i just want to be free. a few months ago, her secret phone went silent. these messages would be the last we�*d hear from her. we've taken the decision to release some of this evidence. we haven't taken this decision lightly. i feel that she would want us to fight for her and not give up. every day i am worried about my safety and my life. i don�*t really know if i am going to survive the situation. the police threatened me that i will be in prison my whole life and i�*ll never see the sun again. speaking to the bbc this morning, the foreign secretary dominic raab said

central dubai. i'm a hostage and this villa has been converted into a jail. barred shut, i can't open any window. i've been by myself, solitary confinement, no access to medical help, no trial, no charge, nothing. she has sketched what she can see. the villa is being guarded by around 30 police on rotation. panorama has independently verified the details of where and how she's being imprisoned. nobody should be subjected to that. solitary confinement of that sort is broadly considered to be a form of torture as it becomes prolonged the way this has been now. for three years now, life for sheikh mohammed bin rashid al maktoum has continued as normal. here's sheikh mohammed, _ speaking with her majesty the queen. but he has been responsible for the imprisonment and abuse of his own daughter. until this day, the sheikh maintains that princess latifa's return to dubai was a rescue mission. i don't want to be a hostage in this jail villa, i just want to be free. a few months ago, her secret phone went silent. these messages would be the last we'd hear from her. we

rescinded the jailed russian opposition activist alexei navalny�*s status as a prisoner of conscience. amnesty said statements he made more than a decade ago about immigrants from centralmnesty of caving in to a pressure campaign by pro—kremlin journalists. a painting by vincent van gogh at a key point in his career has been unveiled to the public in paris, after a century of being in private hands. the 1887 work of a street scene in montmartre was produced during his stay in paris, where his style was exposed to the influence of impressionists. lucy williamson reports. as debutants go, this one is older than most — revealed to the world for the first time today after more than a century in a family home. montmartre street scene was painted by van gogh in 1887. here in paris, he met impressionists like renoir and began to absorb their styles, his famous brushstrokes already becoming clear. the pigments he used so pure, the colours still pop after 100 years. even for sotheby�*s own experts, the first glimpse of this painting was special. ifelt like i was in montmartre in 1887, in a way. it's a mythical place, and it still is a mythical place, and to see this painting wh

central bank, mario draghi, for talks on wednesday. mr draghi is expected to be asked to lead the new government. more than 1,000 demonstrators have been arrested following the jailing—half years. he's now expected to spend over two and a half years in prison, discounting the time he spent under house arrest. mr navalny denounced the case against him saying it was being used to scare millions of people in russia. steve rosenberg reports from moscow. for years, the russian authorities claimed alexei navalny was no threat to them, that he was just a nobody. but outside the court, they were taking no chances. inside, mr navalny was brought into the courtroom, locked in a glass cage. he'd been accused of a parole violation. a case which he insisted is politically motivated. his wife was in court alongside him. when the verdict came he put on a brave face, but the kremlin�*s most severe critic had been put in prison but the kremlin�*s most vocal critic had been put in prison for two and a half years. as for alexei navalny, until today the authorities had avoided sending him to prison, so he would not become a political martyr. the calculation has changed. in russia, he h