defending hasel. for the first time, over 50% of the vote. long before independence became a political prospect, catalans often expressed their difference to the rest of spain through radical art forms. and, after a decade of arguments between governments, that cultural tension still remains. daniel wittenberg, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: a fun run in the finnish countryside, but something�*s missing. find out what a little later. nine years and 15,000 deaths after going into afghanistan, the last soviet troops were finally coming home. the withdrawal completed in good order, but the army defeated in the task it had been sent to perform. malcolm has been murdered. that has a terrible affect on the morale of the people. i'm terrified of the repercussions on the streets, one wonders who is next. gunfire. as the airlift got under way, there was no letup . in the eruption itself. lava streams from . a vent low the crater flowed down to the sea the east of the island, i away from the

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pablo hasel was jailed for tweets and raps defaming the monarchy and glorifying terrorism.s case is an attack on free speech. i've been speaking to the bbc�*s guy hedgecoe in madrid about these growing protests. well, people are gathering for this fifth consecutive night of demonstrations against this sentence against against the rapper pablo hasel. we've seen this since tuesday. the authorities are very concerned about these protests. there have been a lot of violent scenes, a number of police who have been injured over the last few days, a lot of demonstrators who've been injured and several dozen arrests. so there is a great deal of concern. there has been a big deployment of police in the centre of madrid because there is an expectation there are going to be big demonstrations in madrid as well as all these other catalan cities, which have been sort of the focus of these demonstrations over the last few days. just remind us why these people are out on the streets and what it is pablo hasel has done? well, on tuesday, he began this jail sentence, a very controversialjail

hasel was convicted of glorifying terrorism and insulting the monarchy in his lyrics.on monday. in the first confirmed relaxation of the rules, there's good news for care home residents in england. anna collinson has more.

pablo hasel was jailed for tweets and song lyrics defaming the monarchy and glorifying terrorism.s case is an attack on free speech. the bbc�*s guy hedgecoe is in madrid and told us more about these growing protests. well, people are gathering for this fifth consecutive night of demonstrations against this sentence against against the rapper pablo hasel. on tuesday, he began this jail sentence, a very controversial jail sentence, for insulting the spanish crown and glorifying terrorism due to these tweets that he posted online a few years ago, and also due to the content, the lyrical content, of one of his songs which he posted online. and that triggered these protests. people believe that he was simply... he should've been allowed to express himself, this is a case of freedom of expression. the court that found him guilty decided he'd gone beyond that and he was inciting hatred and violence. but it's freedom of expression which is at the heart of these protests. although the authorities say that there are people who are out here at the moment who are just planning to carry out vi

protests on the street over the jailing of pablo hasel the street over the jailing of pablo hasel, ae couples in the world but it seems the seven year marriage of kim kardashian and kanye west is over. the reality tv star is reported to have filed for divorce from her rapper husband. 0ur north america correspondent david willis has the latest from los angeles — and his report contains some flashing images. it was a made—for—tv marriage, the rapper and the reality star. the union of two people uniquely gifted in the art of self—promotion. kim kardashian west! both destined to strike an improbable alliance with another star of reality television, although politics was, it's thought, just one source of disagreement. she a democrat... i love this guy right here! he, an increasingly vocal conservative, seen here sporting a "make america great again" hat in the oval office before going on to announce an ill—fated run for president. that led in july last year to a barrage of worrisome tweets, including one in which kanye west likened his mother—in—law to the north korean dictator kimjong—un

rapper pablo hasel, barcelona has been the worst affected, with dozens of people and police officershow we feel or what we want. it's no longer about democracy, because we don't have it, and does not getting enough exposure to the rest of the world. we believe that if young people don't protest, who will? on tuesday, the 32—year—old spanish rapper was taken away from here at the university of lleida after barricading himself into a void nine—month jail term. himself into a void nine—month jailterm. shouting, himself into a void nine—month jail term. shouting, as he was led away, they will never silence us can adapt to the fascist state. he was imprisoned for glorifying terrorism and insulting royalty in his music and on twitter. his case has ignited a national debate about free speech, with amnesty international and over 200 spanish celebrities and artists, saying they are afraid of the chilling effect the rapper's jailing of the chilling effect the rapper'sjailing is having on what people can say. but if you want the thousands marching in protest are causing unwelcome damage. transl

spanish police have clashed with supporters of the jailed catalan rapper pablo hasel on a fifth nighttorched several vehicles and attacked the city's stock exchange building. demonstrations erupted on tuesday after police arrested pablo hasel for tweets and raps defaming the monarchy. his supporters say it's an attack on free speech. the bbc�*s guy hedgecoe is following the story from madrid. he told us more about the protests. well, people are gathering for this fifth consecutive night of demonstrations against this sentence against the rapper pablo hasel. on tuesday, he began this jail sentence, a very controversial jail sentence, for insulting the spanish crown and glorifying terrorism due to these tweets that he posted online a few years ago, and also due to the content, the lyrical content, of one of his songs which he posted online. and that triggered these protests. people believe that he was simply... he should've been allowed to express himself, this is a case of freedom of expression. the court that found him guilty decided he'd gone beyond that and he was inciting hatred an

so, continuing protests taking place in support of the spanish rapper pablo hasel president biden saysas 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 spent on relief efforts. nearly 60 deaths have been attributed to cold weather, that has swept down across the us this week. on friday, about 180,000 homes and businesses in texas still had no electricity. the bbc�*s lebo diseko reports from dallas. after days battling to find power, texans are now struggling to get clean water. 13 million people, around half the state, are being told to boil what comes out of their taps, some even resorting to heating snow to drink. whoo! awesome! but in any crisis there are helpers like allen — he has brought hundreds of bottles of water for his local community. super important, it really is, this takes the burden off of me having to get out and drive around. so i appreciate this, i really, really do. it has been a gruelling few days for allen, who has dealt with power outages and now has no food at h

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on tuesday, police had stormed a university building where hasel had barricaded himself and arrestedrights — to free the jailed kremlin critic, alexei navalny. thejustice minister said, the court in strasbourg had reached an "unlawful decision", which amounted to wanton interference in russia's affairs. judges at the european court of human rights had called for mr navalny�*s immediate release, because of a risk to his life in prison. the european union has reached a deal to buy up to 300 million more coronavirus vaccines, following criticism over the slow start to its campaign. the european commission president said she wanted the contracts with vaccine makers, to give the eu access to vaccines adapted to cope with new variants of the virus. she also said that you was focusing on scams on the black market. british scientists have been given the green light to run the world's first covid—i9 trial in which people will be deliberately infected. 90 healthy volunteers will be exposed to the virus to understand its effects. the study will be carried out in a safe and controlled environmen

hasel was convicted of glorifying terrorism and insulting the monarchy in his lyrics.ior british ministers are expected to meet later to finalise details of the full plan for easing lockdown in england, which will be announced by the prime minister on monday. in the first confirmed relaxation of the rules, there's good news for care home residents in england. anna collinson has more. a moment of relief during a dark year for 83—year—old barbara abrams. this is the closest her family have been allowed to get to her while visiting her care home in stockport because of covid restrictions. that lack of physical contact has been really difficult for us. my poor mum, her health, both physically and mentally, has really deteriorated, particularly in the last — since christmas. i think it was, like, the straw that broke the camel's back. but now, a sign of hope. from 8 march, care home residents in england will be allowed to pick one person to visit them regularly indoors. with the government preparing to reveal its road map for easing lockdown on monday, this announcement has

this is hasÉl speaking from inside the university where he was barricaded. >> we have an overwhelmingnd organized response to the severe attacks from the state or they will keep cutting our most fundamental rights and freedoms. we have to stop this. they may think this does not affect them directly but of course it does. if one of us loses a right, the working class as a whole loses. amy: in response to the public outcry over hasÉl's case, the spanish government has said it will ease its restrictions on free speech. back in the united states, buzzfeed reports the biden administration has directed homeland security department officials to stop using the terms "alien" and "illegal alien" when referring to immigrants and asylum seekers -- a term immigrant rights advocates have long called out for being dehumanizing and racist. this comes as a new report reveals president biden and other democrats received more campaign money from leading border security and immigration detention corporations than trump and fellow republicans during the 2020 election season. according to the report by tra

hasel was convicted of glorifying terrorism and insulting the monarchy in his lyrics.ow on bbc news, it's hardtalk with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. here's a story that sounds like fiction. a boy in scotland is raised in post—industrial poverty. his father is absent, his mother addicted to alcohol and dead by the time the boy is 16. he is bullied mercilessly because he's different, gay, in an intolerant culture. that boy becomes a fashion designer. he writes a first novel which wins the prestigious booker prize. this is no fiction. his name is douglas stuart and he is my guest today. douglas stuart in new york state, welcome to hardtalk. hi, stephen. thank you for having me. it is a great pleasure to have you on the show. douglas, i think people right around the world are still discovering your extraordinary novel, shuggie bain. they may be surprised to learn that it took you pretty much a decade, maybe a little bit more than a decade, to actually complete this novel. now, that makes it sound like it was very difficult to write. was it diffi

hasel was convcited of glorifying terrorism and insulting the monarchy in his lyrics.ow on bbc news, click. this week, military training in vr. cardboard computers. and, you coming round to the clubhouse? it's time to find out what everyone�*s talking about. hey, welcome to click, hope you're doing 0k. lara, how are you this week? good, thanks, just about managing to stay entertained. i keep going through phases of what i'm actually doing this week it's been all about live radio. do you know, me too! i'm listening to more and more live radio these days and ijust feel i need to hear a live human voice coming through the speaker rather than a song playlist. i feel like i need the company. do you listen to just uk stations or have you gone further afield? funnily enough i used to use tune in to listen to antarctic radio when it was a thing. it was cool and it was folky. really? there is also radio garden which allows you to listen to over 30,000 local radio stations from across the globe. fancya spin? yes, please! it's almost like peeking through the window of someone els

pablo hasel has been jailed for lyrics and online posts deemed slanderous and pro—terrorist. football club, colo—colo, have been celebrating victory in a play—off match that stopped them from being relegated. hundreds of security forces were deployed after the club�*s biggest supporters�* group threatened to kill the players if they failed to save the team from relegation. the justice department in the us has charged three north korean hackers with conspiring to steal $1.3 billion. officials also link them to some of the biggest recent cyber attacks, including the wannacry hack that crippled the uk�*s national health service and affected more than 150 countries. also an attack on sony entertainment pictures. one american official called north korea "a criminal syndicate with a flag". former cia analyst sue mi terry told me charging the hackers sends an important message to north korea. it is very important to expose north korea, their cyber capability and what they have been doing. north korea has become one of the most sophisticated cyber actors out there. it has really beco

police have fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protests in madrid and barcelona, the day after pablo haselg terrorism and insulting royalty in his songs. on tuesday, police had stormed a university building wherehasel had barricaded himself and arrested him. the european union has reached a deal to buy up to 300 million more coronavirus vaccines, following criticism over the slow start to its campaign. the european commission president said she wanted the contracts with vaccine makers, to give the eu access to vaccines adapted to cope with new variants of the virus. british scientists, have been given the green light, to run the world's first covid—i9 trial, in which people will be deliberately infected. 90 healthy volunteers — will be exposed to the virus to understand its effects. the study will be carried out in a safe and controlled environment, with medics monitoring the health of the participants. our medical editor, fergus walsh, reports. this is where trial volunteers will spend just over two weeks, in en suite rooms at the top of the royal free hospital in north london. there's qu

protests have continued in spain for a fifth night in support of pablo hasel, a catalan communist rapperrism and slandering the crown and state institutions. police officers have been injured in the clashes with demonstrators. shops and banks were looted and arrests have been made. mark lobel reports. fire and fury on the streets. looting in spanish shops. police stations and banks all under attack. with anger felt since tuesday at the jailing of a cattle in communist rapa. —— but over 100 people have been arrested. translation: they don't let us express how- we feel or what we want. it's no longer about democracy, because we don't have it, and does not getting enough exposure to the rest of the world. we believe that if young people don't protest, who will? on tuesday, the 32—year—old spanish rapper was taken away from here at the university of lleida after barricading himself in to avoid his nine—month jail term. shouting, as he was led away, "they will never silence us." "death to the fascist state." he was imprisoned for glorifying terrorism and insulting royalty in his music and on

pablo hasel had barricaded himself inside, in order to avoid going to jail over a string of tweets inan rapper shouted "death to the fascist state" as he was led away. he faces a nine—month sentence for slander and glorifying terrorism in his lyrics and online messages. reports from yemen say thousands of people already displaced by the conflict have been forced to flee an offensive by houthi rebels on the government—held northern city of marib. aid agencies and local organisations say that since the advance began a week ago, makeshift camps in the desert outside the city have been shelled by houthi artillery. the us state department has urged the houthis to cease all military operations. in myanmar the trial of the detained civilian leader, aung san suu kyi, has begun, behind closed doors. she appeared in court via video link, accused of violating the natural disaster law, on top of earlier charges of possessing illegal communications. protests against the military coup have continued across myanmar. a military spokesman has claimed aung saan suu kyi is being confined for her own saf

pablo hasel has been jailed for lyrics and online posts deemed slanderous and pro—terrorist.om the tennis. goes head to head with naomi 0saka for place in final. nine years and 15,000 deaths after going into afghanistan, the last soviet troops were finally coming home. the withdrawal completed in good order, but the army defeated in the task it had been sent to perform. malcolm has been murdered. that has a terrible affect on the morale of the people. i'm terrified of the repercussions on the streets, one wonders who is next. gunfire. as the airlift got under way, there was no letup . in the eruption itself. lava streams from . a vent low the crater flowed down to the sea the east of the island, i away from the town for the time being. | it could start flowing again at any time. i the russians heralded their new generation space station with a spectacular night launch, they called it �*mir�* — the russian for peace. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: three north korean computer programmers are charged with conspiring to steal more than a billion dollars in global hacking

pablo hasel has been jailed for lyrics and online posts deemed slanderous and pro—terrorist.hile's most popular football club, colo—colo, have been celebrating victory in a play—off match that stopped them from being relegated. hundreds of security forces were deployed after the club's biggest supporters�* group threatened to kill the players if they failed to save the team from relegation. no pressure, then. the duke of edinburgh is spending his second night in hospital after feeling unwell and being admitted to the private kind edward vii as a precaution on tuesday. prince philip is 99 and has been isolating with the queen at windsor castle during the coronavirus lockdown, he received his covid—i9 vaccine in january. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell�*s report contains flashing images. fanfare plays. he's been retired for more than three years now, and he's remained largely out of public sight during the lockdown. this was an exception. july last year, when he took his leave from the rifles, one of the regiments of which he'd been honorary colonel in chief for many

from madrid, where hundreds of people are rallying in support of a catalan communist rapper pablo haselchanged dramatically from coronavirus, our business correspondent emma simpson has been talking people about their lockdown experiences and what may lie ahead. for so many in this pandemic, where we live has become where we work. not easy if you're home—schooling as well. tori is a single mother in hull. i wish to have more flexibility to work from home but i didn't wish it in this way! get your foot off the wire! try to get your foot off the wire, please. yeah, i'm all right. she is a project manager for a heating business, working until 10:30pm to keep up. i've been quite emotional today, i've had a cry. um. it's just really overwhelming, balancing everything. stephen manages this supermarket in livingston, the biggest asda in scotland. the role of the store manager is completely different. in fact, i've also had to be a psychologist, i've also had to be a counsellor, i've had to be a health and safety expert, a crowd manager, you know, there's many, many different strings to the bow