of russia's president elect casting his aspersions even before russians cast their vote while david miliband as you see in these sort of expressions dictatorship conform to reality in a dictatorship people are not allowed to protest people are not allowed to walk around publicly with placards in the face of the leader of the country with derogatory terms written across the park cards we've seen this in russia we saw this last the same day after the parliamentary elections and we've seen this what we're seeing is that the moments after sunday's presidential elections david miliband comments appeared in a british tabloid the morning of russia's presidential poll long before it finished the m.p. accusing putin of reversing russia's reforms because of vested interests the sort of claim some experts say typifies the perception here of putin and russia one of the big criticisms i've had for a long time is that the coverage has been very stereotyped so that when bad things happen in russia then they get huge coverage and then when is it really good things or progress like a genuine economic progres

polling station opened and ukase former foreign minister david miliband had some strong words for the leader thinks won't last out his next time in power but he's on the bennett reports . a ruthless dictator who's days are numbered not exactly the language of international diplomacy but that's what britain's former foreign secretary thinks of russia's president elect casting his aspersions even before russians cast their vote while david miliband is using these sort of expressions dictatorship conform to reality in a dictatorship people are not allowed to protest people are not allowed to walk around publicly with placards in the face of the leader of the country with derogatory terms written across the park out we've seen this in russia we saw this last the same go after the parliamentary elections and we've seen this what we're seeing is that the moments after sunday's presidential elections david miliband comments appeared in a british tabloid the morning of russia's presidential poll long before it finished the m.p. accusing putin of reversing russia's reforms because of vested in

former foreign minister david miliband went even further calling put now worthless dictator who wouldn't last his next term in power i guess out of bad looks into how this harsh rhetoric reflects the west selective coverage of russian affairs. a ruthless dictator whose days are numbered not exactly the language of international diplomacy but that's what britain's former foreign secretary thinks of russia's president elect casting his aspersions even before russians cast their vote while david miliband is using the sort of expressions dictatorship conform to reality in a dictatorship people are not allowed to protest people are not allowed to walk around publicly with placards bearing the face of the leader of the country with derogatory terms written across the cards we've seen this in russia david miliband comments appeared in a british tabloid the morning of russia's presidential poll long before it finished the m.p. accusing putin of reversing russia's reforms because of vested interests the sort of claim some experts say typifies the perception here of putin and russia the coverage h

at the moment after sunday's presidential elections david miliband comments appeared in a british tabloid the morning of russia's presidential poll long before it finished the m.p. accusing putin of reversing russia's reforms because of vested interests and sort of claims some experts say typifies the perception here of putin and russia one of the big criticisms i've had for a long time is that the coverage has been very scary time so that when bad things happen in russia then they get huge coverage and then when as it were good things are progress like genuine economic progress that tends not to get reported david miliband may not be in government now but he's widely expected to feature again should labor return to power should that happen he'll face a tough job repairing relations with russia after such a venomous attack talk about getting off on the wrong foot as miliband asserts that to a vital partners when it comes to foreign policy security and economic issues david cameron's reaction to putin's elections been far more measured until now the prime ministers haven't exactly been clo

their show of support is still being dismissed by some countries former top british diplomat david miliband didn't mince is words when it came to the election results criticism of some political commentators describe as ironic best archies ever bennett has more. a ruthless dictator whose days are numbered not exactly the language of international diplomacy but that's what britain's former foreign secretary thinks of russia's president elect casting his aspersions even before russians cast their vote while david miliband is using these sort of expressions dictatorship but don't conform to reality in a dictatorship people are not allowed to protest people are not allowed to walk around publicly with placards in the face of the leader of the country with derogatory terms written across the black cause we've seen this in russia we saw this last december after the parliamentary elections and we've seen this in this at the moment after sunday's presidential elections they did miliband comments appeared in a british tabloid the morning of russia's presidential poll long before it finished the m.p.

david miliband describes it as outrageous and accuses the chancellor of targeting pensioners. they said it amounted to a relatively modest tax increase of .25%. the ministry of defense has named a soldier killed in afghanistan thursday. he is 24 years old from the 2nd battalion regiment, killed when he was struck by a blast from it improvised explosive device. >>> 5 metropolitan police officers have been injured, not four of them seriously after being attacked. they were making an arrest in east london when the attack happened. the officers are being treated in the hospitals. the dog has been destroyed. >>> you are watching " newsday." >> the headlines this hour -- nicolas sarkozy has called for national unity after the 32-hour siege in to lose and it. >> and mass protests in florida over the fatal shooting of an armed black teenager by a neighborhood watch volunteer. -- of an unarmed black teenager by a neighborhood watch volunteer. amistad and with that right by the protestors demanding the arrest of the crime much volunteer who shot dead the on armed teenager four weeks ago