he was a soldier, former soldier, he went to the first chechen war as a conscript asa the first chechensuffered post—traumatic stress disorder, as he said himself. he went to the second chechen war as a volunteer soldier, as surgeon. after that, he became very much disappointed in the state, in the authorities of russia and he became a very fierce critic of them and so he became a journalist. he wrote books, he wrote reports, but everyone said he was never balanced and indifferent reporter, he was very much imbalanced and a very fierce critic of the authorities. but that is basically it. even with the rest of the opposition, there is the serious rift within the russian opposition between those who stay in russia and try to do something within russia in these circumstances and those who immigrated. so arkady babchenko emigrated recently. two years ago. just one year ago. he emgrated because of the threats to his security, to threats of criminal persecution and threats of physical violence and he was at the forefront of that rift, because they criticised, they constantly do that, they cri

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for over mccrone is now under pressure after a paris knife attack on saturday evening when i'm on a chechen origin for one person to death and injured four others he was then shot dead by police i slowly have released a video allegedly showing him pledge allegiance to the terrorist group shaul of dubai the ski is here on the first year. of. discontent. on the streets violent confrontations force used to subdue protesters this is fronts one and two must cons first term in office twelve months ago call it stood here to much fun fact he had just won the election he was riding on high little did he know perhaps that his real battle was just about to begin reforming the working code provoked a backlash that pushed ahead of workers went on strike today for everything he's done to benefit the rich to give funds and subsidies to big companies the multinationals. is an old true liberal who thinks his bosses his friends but on about the small people say yes at that he's against everyone who works against the pensioners against and students. some also argue that much corn has consolidated the concentr

the man who was thought to have been a chechen born french citizen was shot and killed after he killed a passer by in the city's opera district four others were also injured in the assault two of them seriously this photo was taken from a nearby balcony and appears to show the crime scene and this video has also been circulating in the wake of the incident and shows people fleeing the area in panic here as you can see experts forensic experts inspecting the site now the attack took place in the center of pairs just north of the louvre museum let's take a look here the exact area on the map it is an area popular with tourists and is teeming with cafes bars and restaurants leisel says it was behind the attack though the bat claimed her remains unverified you saw early reports now from the scene. it was here that the attack took place late on saturday evening in the very busy offer district of paris people were shouting for the police and we saw a guy lying on the street right on the cross walk with blood on his shirt if i had been run over or maybe. and it took us a little while to figur

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well chin co was someone who had seen war firsthand he had served in the russian army during the chechen was the one nine hundred ninety s. and then as you said become a very prominent war reporter someone who also had reports very extensively and critically of russia's role in the syria conflict and in eastern ukraine thing that came to a head in late twenty sixteen when he used the opportunity when a russian military plane taking musicians to entertain the troops in syria came down he took that opportunity to remind his readership of the civilian casualties of russia's bombing campaign in aleppo something that i mean for huge criticism of home he became for a time public enemy number one is if you like in many programming media he felt under threat he said that he had received threats to his life his family's life that he even felt scared leaving home without a flak jacket on that he would get friends to accompany him home and that was the the moment the prompted him to leave and he ended up stations in prague and israel here in kiev where he continued where he was generous with quite

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author already is including of chechen strongman runs i'm cut there of who is who is kind of seen as being a close ally of putin's as well and they can we heard in our report earlier bob change could telling d.w. last year a mother trip she sensed in russia before fleeing to prague and then later to kiev where you are what do we know about his year in exile in kids well he certainly didn't stop any involvement in germs and he carried on publishing very frequently on facebook had a big readership in russia particularly he was maybe slightly less well known here in ukraine than he's in russia but he picked up a position hosting a political show on a network that's aimed at crimea until it does so certainly no indication that the threats he received moscow were enough to convince him to give up his journalistic career in terms of the threats faced he continued to tell people that he felt that he wasn't fully safe here but was under no was under no illusions but was also not willing to give up. running to an economy in kiev the ukrainian capital in any show been in moscow the russian cap

mccrone is now on david even more pressure following the knife attack in paris on saturday a man of chechen origin stopped one person to death and injured four others in the french capital he was then shot dead by police earlier released a video allegedly showing the attacker pledge allegiance to the terrorist group so dupe and ski has more on the crown's turbulent first year in our. discontentment on the streets violent confrontations force used to subdue protesters this is from months one year into much corns first term in office twelve months ago call it stood here to much fanfare he had just won the election he was riding on high little did he know perhaps that his real battle was just about to begin reforming the working code provoked a backlash that pushed ahead while workers went on strike. everything is done to benefit the rich to give funds and subsidies to big companies the multinationals. who thinks by his bosses his friends but on about the small people so you get that he's against everyone who works against the pensioners against the students. some also argue that much corn has

french intelligence as a possible threat to national security the man whose thoughts have been a chechen born french citizen was shot dead after he killed a passer by in the city's opera district four others were also injured in the assault two of them seriously this photo. we had a player some of you know you can see taken from a nearby balcony appears to show the crime scene and there's a broader video taken from a bit further back as well coming up next this video is also been circulated in the wake of the incident it shows people fleeing get away from the area best they can and you can also see some forensic experts inspecting the site as well there we go in this next bit of video that's come through right let's get a better idea of where this happened when i say it was really in the center of moscow paris really busy time of night weather was nice just north of the museum that's where it happened in an area popular with tourists and teeming with cafes bars and restaurants i still says it was behind the attack that we can't verify that information isa early reports next from the sea.

french media claims the attacker was identified by his fingerprints it's believed he is of chechen origin at around twenty years old there are also reports that his parents are now in custody witnesses of the attack describes the nightmare they experienced. i was working in the restaurant and suddenly i heard a woman screaming she tried to seek shelter in our restaurant she tried to push the door instead of pulling it so she couldn't get inside that is when he attacked right in front of a restaurant her friend stepped in and helped otherwise i think he would have continued to attack a. little more i was going home when someone told me that movement was stopped so i wanted there to see if i could help but people were already taking care of her someone was talking to be dressed to the loons and what are its source she was stabbed in the bush for people simply. francis you know wave of terror in recent years in which over two hundred people have been killed there have been major attacks like the battle plan theater back in november twenty fifth but also sporadic small scale incidents like th

chechen—born abdul hakim anayev is accused of associating with a terrorist conspiracy.tained two women accused of having links with khamzat azimov. police in brazil have arrested more than 130 people in a major operation against paedophiles. thousands of officers were involved, uncovering a million pieces of paedophile content. andy beatt reports. dawn raids across brazil, the co—ordinated operation by 2500 police officers sought equipment seized and suspect arrested in 25 of the country's 26 states. translation: this was the biggest ever operation in brazil, and the largest in the world in one single day, against the crimes of child abuse and sexual exploitation of children and adolescents. authorities say the suspects include men, women, lawyers, doctors and teachers, ranging from 22 retirement age. between them, have downloaded hundreds of thousands of explicit sexual images of children. translation: they all had a considerable amount of files stored, so considerable amount of files stored, so it wasn't a matter of downloading one 01’ so it wasn't a matter of downloa

good morning sarah world who was himself somewhat a military man someone who had fought in chechen wars and then became a war correspondent but someone who was definitely at loggerheads with the russian government law and the russian government press someone who was very vocal in his criticism of russian actions in syria and the city in eastern ukraine he had left russia in early twenty seventeen to go to involved into in a controversy over his response to the downing of a russian airliner taking russian military a large say taking a military orchestra to troops in syria he used the opportunity to remind his readership of the human cost of russian bombing campaign in aleppo and they brought in him in for huge criticism and he was for a time almost a republican i'm enemy number one for a certain russian program in media he felt and he said more than once that he felt afraid for his life that he felt afraid coming home that he would also friends to accompany him when he went home that he wouldn't leave the house and certain days without flapjack it so this is something that really was a b

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chechen—born abdul hakim anayev is accused of associating with a terrorist conspiracy.ed two women accused of having links with khamzat azimov. police in malaysia say they've made a massive seizure of cash, jewellery, and designer handbags during raids on homes and offices linked to the former prime minister, najib razak. mr najib unexpectedly lost power in elections last week and he is being investigated after millions of dollars were alleged to have been stolen from a state development fund he set up and ran. he has denied any wrongdoing. police in brazil have arrested more than 130 people in a major operation against paedophiles. thousands of officers were involved, uncovering a million pieces of paedophile content. andy beatt reports. dawn raids across brazil. the co—ordinated operation by 2,500 police officers saw equipment seized and suspects arrested in 25 of the country's 26 states. translation: this was the biggest ever operation in brazil, and the largest in the world in one single day, against the crimes of child abuse and sexual exploitation of children and

mcraney is now under even more pressure following the knife attack in paris on saturday a man of chechen origin stabbed one person to death and injured four others in the french capital he was then shot dead by police the islamic state earlier released a video allegedly showing the attacker pledge allegiance to the terrorist group scheuer do penske has more on the crohn's turbulent first year in office. discontentment on the streets violent confrontations. used to subdue you chester's this is fronts. first in office twelve months ago call it stood here to much fanfare he had just won the election he was riding on high little did he know perhaps that his real battle was just about to begin reforming the working code provoked a backlash that pushed ahead of his went on strike. everything is done to benefit the rich to give funds and subsidies to big companies the multi. nationalist. is an old true liberal who thinks by his bosses his friends but on about the small people so you get that he's against everyone who works against the pensioners against and students. some also argue that much c

morning sara well jim crow was someone who had been at war in self here in the russian army in the chechen wars and then become a war correspondent someone who didn't creasing to become a vocal critic of the putin regime as you said especially over syria and eastern ukraine so much so that he felt increasingly uncomfortable and felt the pressure he talked more than once about receiving threats about feeling unsafe going home he once said that he wouldn't leave the house without a flak jacket on that people he would get his friends to accompany him home because he feared being attacked while leaving is flat well now the seems to have happened in kiev where he's so safety he had become increasingly vocal on facebook he was someone who had a big readership in russia despite being out of the country so he called for. russia to reboot someone who said that the system needs really change fundamentally without the current government and someone who increasingly seemingly caught the eye of the putin government and. media yeah and apparently there have already been blows between kiev and moscow. sp

under even more pressure following the knife attack in paris on something late evening amount of chechen origin stopped one person to death and injured or others in the french capital he was then shot dead by police islamic state earlier released the video allegedly showing the attacker pledge allegiance to the terrorist group charla dubin ski has more knowledge turbulence first year in the. discontentment on the streets violent confrontations. used to subdue protest is this is fronts one. first term in office twelve months ago still it's fair to much fun he had just won the election he was riding on high little did he know perhaps that his real battle was just about to begin reforming the working code provoked a backlash that pushed ahead because went on strike. everything is done to benefit the rich to give funds and subsidies to big companies the multinationals. he's an old true liberal who thinks he's bosses his friends but on the small people say yes at that. he's against everyone who works against the pensioners against the students. some also argue that much corn has consolidated

journalist rights and activist he was self exiled from his home country russia he had served in the chechen wars in the ninety's and early two thousand and that experience had made him both very anti war and also anti putin in the protest movement of two thousand and eleven two thousand and twelve he had tried to organize forceful resistance against the putin government but it was an online post in two thousand and sixteen that triggered his flight from russia he had basically said the. military plane crash in syria in which a russian. military choir die and various rushed. journalists as well he said that left him in difference because he disagreed with the military campaign that russia was involved in in syria that was the start of a of a russian media campaign against him and he felt that his life was in danger that's why he fled first to prague and then to kiev but it seems that that wasn't enough to keep him safe that the russian government has warnings of year already regarding this the foreign ministry is saying that it expects that kiev conducts a quick and transparent investigation

is now under even more pressure following the knife attack in paris on saturday evening amount of chechen origin stopped one person to death and injured or others in the french capital he was then shot dead by islamic state earlier released the video allegedly showing the attacker pledge allegiance to a terrorist group. has.

the chechen resistance, the russian terrorists.rorists. people in business disputes with russians. russians. authorities do with russian organised crime. he was killed with polonium. polonium. . there is a long history of the sort of thing. sort of thing. why ukrainians want to try and put a stop to it, at least in ukraine. stop to it, at least in ukraine. murders of critics of the kremlin in tf. tf. the rest of the world does not pay much attention. pay much attention. got the rest of the world's attention now. attention now. edward lucas, thank you very much for your time. in tomorrow's front pages at 10:1i0pm in the papers. the daily telegraph. hero by his sister. refuge to neighbours who were unable to find a way down. 72 people died as a result of the fire in west london lastjune. our special correspondent lucy manning reports. # in christ alone... turned in their last moments to each other. # this gift of love... raymond bernard — known as moses — was, his family said, a hero. at the house of lords. including children in his

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former soldier in the chechen wars and someone who had been so revulsed by his experiences in conflict that he then became a war correspondent writing against war and in many books and articles he'd also become very soon in acts of eight was an activist in the two thousand and eleven two thousand and twelve protest movement he fled russia early last year because of an online post he made about a military plane crash in syria that drew the ire of russia's state media machine he felt perhaps he had to get out of russia that he wasn't safe clearly wasn't safe in kiev either and many responses many tributes are coming in from the numerous friends and colleagues that he had across the russian speaking world they're shocked and horrified by this killing ok rory thank you. north korea's leader kim jong un's right hand man is now on his way to the united states was seen boarding a flight to new york from beijing just a few hours ago he's the vice chairman of north korea's ruling party and is due to hold talks with secretary of state my pompei o later on thursday they're expected to pave the wa

think of was himself someone who had fought in war he'd been of soldier in a russian soldier in the chechen was nine hundred ninety s. then became a reporter and reported from conflict zones in the sea and also in eastern ukraine he became increasingly critical and outspoken as kristen of the kremlin vladimir putin and late twenty sixteen when a russian military plane taking a minute orchestra to entertain troops in syria crashed he used the opportunity to remind his readership of russia's the human cost of rushed involvement syria this was taken as a deeply unpatriotic act by many in russia and he became for a time a sort of public enemy number one for many pro kremlin media so much so that he felt unsafe that he was receiving threats and left the country and has been here in ukraine now for just over a year where he continues his journalism with extensive reporting through facebook he has a big readerships that russia and also hosting a particular show here in ukraine right now he finds himself at the center of the story nick calio reporting from kiev ukraine and we sure win in the russia

>> people had already been paying tribute to the 41-year-old journalist who fought in russia has chechen war is before becoming a war correspondent highly critical in eastern ukraine and syria. his opinions led to a campaign of harassment against him, and no longer feeling safe, he and his family moved to the ukraine last year. >> i have attended funerals for colleagues and friends many times and i know the feeling when you have to bury colleagues. i'm sorry for this. >> russia issued a statement that they were glad to hear that he was in fact alive, but the foreign ministry said the staged murder was done for quote propagandistic effect." they have arrested the local organizer of the murder plot and they are arresting him. they say quote it's unlikely that moscow will calm down anytime soon. >> amy, thanks. roseanne barr is back on twitter. she's blaming medication for that tweet that prompted abc to cancel her highly rated tv show. fox news media analyst and a host of the fox media buzz howard kurtz is looking at how social media can lead to disaster, no matter who you are. >> everyone

>> reporter: we know he was very young since he was born in 1997 in chechen. that terror watch list you mentioned is something we have heard time and time again the last few years. france has seen so many terror attacks and downsized from the scale of the attacks we saw in 2015. we have seen a lot of over the course of the last few months of these lone assailants carrying out attacks whatever weapons they happen to have and this is another one of those it appears. he was on the watch list but doesn't mean they are under active surveillance. it simply means they sort of popped up on the radar of authorities at being likely to be radicalized and possibly capable of causing harm. there are more than 1,000 0,000 that list. we did speak to one witness who told us exactly what had happened here last night before 9:00 p.m. >> i saw the attacker come just down the street here with blood on his hands and carrying the cutter and with his arms open gesturing to the three policemen. they managed to sort of circle him and tasers several times but i think missed him. he man

this is a man who was born in 1997 in chechen and was a french citizen and hope to learn more over therse of the day since his mother and father are in police custody. details how he became radicalized and when he became radicalized and exactly what he was hoping to achieve when he set out on paris with the knife last night and those are the subject of speculation this morning. this is exactly where it happened in the evening. this would have been a bustling part of paris on saturday night and happened before 9:00 p.m. we spoke to one man who saw exactly what happened. >> i saw the attacker come just down the street here with blood on his hands and carrying the cutter and with his arms open gesturing to the three policemen. they managed to sort of circle tame and tasers several times but i think missed him. he managed to isolate one of the policemen and move down the street. as he went in, the plan shot twice and he fell. >> reporter: you can imagine the shock and you heard it in that man's voice who were around here witnessing as they did a stabbing since one man has died and four oth

compromising journalist activist and writer someone who had fought as a soldier in the russian army in the chechen wars of the late ninety's and early two thousand experience had left him disgusted with conflicts and he had become a war correspondent writing many books about the horrors of war and he also became an activist against the putin system in two thousand and eleven two thousand and twelve when protests were going on across the moscow's abuse but in other russian cities as well he was advocating for a more forceful campaign of of civil disobedience but the reason why he actually fled russia was more recent he posted in late two thousand and sixteen about a crash a military plane crash that took place in syria in which a military choir and lots of journalists died and he said that he had no sympathy for these deaths because of the campaign that the russian military was engaged in in syria which he disagreed with that triggered. a slew of. look at sort of a campaign against him basically in the russian media and he felt unsafe and left russia for that reason clearly he wasn't safe in kiev e

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journalist rights an activist he was self exiled from his home country russia he'd served in the chechen wars in the ninety's and early two thousand and that experience had made him both very anti war and also anti putin in the protest movement of two thousand and eleven two thousand and twelve he had tried to organize forceful resistance against the putin government but it was an online post in two thousand and sixteen that triggered his flight from russia he had basically said the. military plane crash in syria in which a russian. military choir die and various russian journalists as well he said that left him in difference because he disagreed with the military campaign that russia was involved in in syria that was the start of a of a russian media campaign against him and he felt that his life was in danger that's why he fled first to prague and then to kiev but it seems that that wasn't enough to keep him safe that the russian government has swung into gear already regarding this the foreign ministry is saying that it expects that kiev conducts a quick and transparent investigation

colleagues have been speaking of their shock this was a man who had fought as a russian soldier in the chechen wars then turned into a war correspondent he'd also been an activist against the putin government in two thousand and eleven two thousand and twelve he had been advocating for a fairly forceful campaign of civil disobedience but it was an online post that he made at the end of two thousand and sixteen which triggered his flight from russia he was writing about a military plane crash a plane that been traveling from russia to syria and saying that he had no sympathy really for the people who died on that plane crash because of the role that they were playing in russia's military endeavors in syria that triggered a fairly forceful state media campaign against him he felt he wasn't safe in russia anymore and left the country clearly he wasn't safe in kiev either now the russian response has been pretty textbook really they have a formula that they use whenever something takes place that they're likely to be blamed for they say that there should be an unbiased investigation a quick invest

. >> without a chechen. >> mr. gore as the acting head of the justice department's civil rights division for the trump administration, now you are that acting of the civil rights division but i don't know your record in this area. i do know for record where you defended republicans state redistricting plans including oner of racial gerrymandering ad also voter voter purging africa violated the national voter registration act and on may 8, chairman doubt -- chairman gowdy sent a letter inviting mr. gore to testify that he failed to appear last week and at that hearing i had a motion to subpoena mr. gore. instead thego chairman recessed the hearing, resumed its day and brought mr. gore in to answer our questions. the problem is mr. gore is not answering our questions. right now mr. gore is here voluntarily so he is not legally compelled to answer any of our questions. so i move that the committee's subpoena mr. gore right now, like we should have last week. we have a process mr. chairman. you may not want to issue th

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