remain in ukraine the region has always been of political and strategic importance to both moscow and kiev it lies on a peninsula between the black sea and the sea of as of and has a russian speaking majority but many crimean support closer ties with the rest of europe crimean crisis was sparked when ukraine's then president viktor yushchenko which turned down a trade deal with the e.u. and accepted a bailout from moscow three months of street protests followed leading to janak overtures overthrown russia refused to recognize the new government in kiev and within days seize control of the peninsula of crimea referendum considered illegal by the west was held in crimea where a majority voted to join russia fighting between ukrainian forces and russian backed separatists began in eastern ukraine and although peace accords were signed in for every twenty fifteen tensions have remained. let's bring in our guest now to talk more about this in kiev we have in point our model of he is an exiled russian politician who was the only member of the state duma to vote against the annexation of crimea i

regime for let's put some of that back then to alexei in net kiev what maslow botha was saying. about the issue of the targets in. crimea and that many of them were so-called extremists what do you say to that. well it's very difficult to have such a dialogue because what mr slobo is doing he is. it's not a right it was affects you know it's thought oh it's total kremlin propaganda you know total kremlin propaganda let's start with this so-called western beck which. is the slope of the said yes this was a national movement and this is it was originated in the ukraine for the work a sort of you could and mistake in the court which if you know he was ousted by ukrainian butland who he still wasn't constitution which unocal which waylaid and so it was what he was voted down by ukrainian parliament if you do not know the facts this is a fence not after said kamya was over q what if i didn't think yeah what i like most was that. you be sure of ukraine but of you create starting from craney and sent eastern ukraine has nothing to do with domestic cheaters in the u.k. because again rus

when you're here is can check that online at the kiev post in the polls recorded there themselves and i advise you to do the same if you are ignorant of the facts second of all we see elections by this west backed regime in kiev that is literally not only under the barrel of a gun but under fire of grad missile launchers the regime attempts to subjugate the people of east ukraine to their seizure of power in kiev we have that last a ruling governments party has been lost rated in pogrom that of existence every leftist party in the country was banned right and you want to call these free actions but your stance is that the tick and free election is. this is a lie because you know your family and ukraine have been bad deal did not say that the you deny that. listen listen to ours and go wait for discussion because we have elections in the ukraine and elections in ukraine are free. to do what you have in the past and what you are defending you're defending by this issue so all in monza candidates and its public debate on television would be to present a defense of the left by mr models f

due to the on regulated fishing quota kiev obviously wants to avoid any escalation on this eve as all of this means they are hurting their own fisherman in december blood in me a was not permitted to go out to sea at all causing human loss of almost eighty thousand euros in january his catch was confiscated by the fishing authorities. the first time it took over the entire catch the second time they only wanted half of it which we managed to prevent for as the logic of that. uncertain times on the ukrainian as off the coast which borders on the program separatist area in the east half a million people live in the port city of mario paul just a few kilometers from the war in eastern ukraine the city is surrounded by checkpoints. maria is afraid that the hostilities will go on for a long time she's preparing the population for the worst as an activist and officer she acts as a link between the army and civilians maria is traveling close to the front line to get a picture of the situation this area was previously occupied by russians but ukrainians were able to win back. the key. over th

and jonah joins us now live from kiev so john a ukraine unsure of which way to turn and yet a majority seem ready to put their trust in a comedian. well yes i think a lot of zelinsky is looking like he'll be the big story of least of this first round is tipped to do very well and particularly turnout is high and his large the younger aged voter base comes out and votes will then go off into the second round in all likelihood against either petra perspiration go or yulia timoshenko and at the moment the polls suggest a good win in a head to head race although of course that could change let me bring in my guests with zoe shook joins me she is an m.p. and sits on leave our foreign affairs committee in the ukrainian parliament thanks for joining me what do you make of zilinskas extraordinary rise a man who has no political experience whatsoever i think mr selenski is a rejection of the old elites i think he's also protests against prop quality he's also prodded definitely of new information technologies he has never given like a public interview to journalists during this campaign he didn

let's go to our correspondent covering the elections john hollands joining us live from the capital kiev talk us through the exit polls so far georgia. what we've just had the first partial set of exit polls they'll be a final set later they're not expected to change much and they do put followed him in silence ski the comedian turned x. very comfortably in the lead with thirty four four point four percent but reporters think of the incumbent president on seventeen point eight and these nearest challenger yulia timoshenko a veteran of politics a former prime minister down on fourteen point two so it does in the first place confirm that there will be a second round nobody has won and now private george and that it will be between and in ski and poroshenko it's. not an unexpected result the polls have been tipping this for weeks now it's certainly an unlikely one little give me a zelinsky a comedian no prior experience in politics whatsoever nothing to measure him against he's popular with young voters who who've just basically cost a protest vote for him many believe because they are anno

of the thirty nine candidates wins more than fifty percent of the folks join a whole has more from kiev this is the unexpected front runner in the race to become ukraine's next president. is an actor and comedian his campaign appearances are stand up comedy act what he lacks in actual policy or political experience he makes up for with his on screen persona in a popular television series he's a teacher blows the whistle on corruption suddenly finding himself yes president of ukraine that's. great. he's famous for one thing. and. it's a likeness of personality but it seems even he isn't sure if he can be president or not we don't know we just want to believe that he's a better. previous presidents with businessmen politicians and lawyers maybe a comedian can make a difference for ukraine and leave it in my opinion that many feel the political unknown zelinsky could hardly do worse than the current president petro poroshenko he came to power after russia's annexation of crimea vowing to end the war in the east and sweep away corruption the billionaire confectionery king here immortalized

state owned companies get support from kiev so far they have not been mass redundancies the twins and their colleagues are highly skilled dock workers but often all. all there is for them to do is clean work and this is all well paid work elite work. the neighboring shipyard is experiencing tough times too with little actual work to do so geishas cohen his colleagues passed the time playing dominoes. unlike the poor this privately owned firm does not receive state support. games we are hoping that power will change hands in the next elections when either through my games. at the moment we spend most of our time sitting at home and our pay as been cut. the conflicts should stop then everything will get easier. this shipyard has lost most of its income because sixty percent of the orders came from russia the longstanding company was successful during the time of design the soviet union and the new republic of ukraine so guys grandfather also worked at the shipyard. but otherwise i feel torn russia is close to my heart and ukraine is my home i wish they were brothers again as they used t

the previous month had seen violent protests in ukraine's capital kiev the demonstrators wanted to reduce russian influence the protests drove the country's pro russian president from power moscow responded by sending its forces into ukraine's crimean peninsula which has an historical link with russia soon the referendum was called but the result was

when i went back over new years i couldn't go to sleep at night because of the shooting in kiev they've completely forgotten the war. is over she shows us pictures of her seven year old son weiland jellicoe works for the campaign he stays with its grandparents only a few kilometers from the front. but also for vladimir selenski because he wants to end the division between now ukrainian and russian populations he doesn't divide and conquer he unites and i like that. his t.v. series and his party are both called servant of the people in both selenski takes i'm accustomed park to power in ukraine fact and fiction merge his audience is sure to stay tuned for the conclusion will it be an inauguration in real time. there is hardly a church more powerful in europe then the greek orthodox church it is one of the richest institutions in the country and religion is embedded in the constitution but a landmark agreement is seeking to remove the church as a pillar of greek society priests are to be cut from the government payroll well it's a reform that would free up two hundred million euros per ye

that was vividly is nick connelly reporting from kiev well turning now to mozambique where aid agencies are stepping up their efforts to help the sick and hungry in the flood ravaged country cyclone to die killed more than seven hundred people in mozambique and in malawi and zimbabwe when it struck two and a half weeks ago hundreds of thousands of people were left homeless authorities are now warning of the danger of water borne diseases and they reported a jump in the number of people ill with cholera the areas previously under water now large muddy swamps the receiving floodwaters in mozambique haba the bodies of many of the missing the threat of disease here is very real. is warry over a spike in the number of color cases in the city of beirut koehler it causes acute diarrhea and can kill within hours if not treated nearly a million vaccines a jew to arrive in the country soon. government and i work as a wrapping day or if it's to treat those in need teams from around the world are arriving with food clean water and medicine. we go into a very critical phase now which is assistance t

and jessica that's precisely what gives the lenski credibility five years after the revolution in kiev as my don her generation feels betrayed by ukraine's politicians the reform process has been burned down. gosh there we're better when i see everything repeated for the up to the time it every election the posters are just more or less recycled the slogans and even the promises are always the same the very heart of law to me is that he doesn't promise is the earth and the moon he's got visions and goals but makes no promises. and jellicoe came to care from eastern ukraine in twenty fourteen the fighting is still going on there. to this day they're still shooting where i come from. when i went back over new years i couldn't go to sleep at night because of the shooting in kiev they've completely forgotten the war. is over she shows us pictures of her seven year old son while in jellicoe works for the campaign he stays with its grandparents only a few kilometers from the front. but also for vladimir selenski because he wants to end the division between a ukrainian and russian populations

the top two will go into a second round of voting these are live pictures from a polling station in kiev china how has more from that city. this is the unexpected front runner in the race to become ukraine's next president give me a zelinsky is an actor and comedian his campaign appearances are stand up comedy acts what he lacks in actual policy or political experience he makes up for with his on screen persona in a popular television series he's a teacher blows the whistle on corruption suddenly finding himself yes president of ukraine is that. great. zelinsky well he's famous for one thing young people see him as an anti-establishment outsider figure which they like and this probably is a sign of things. like this personality but it seems even he isn't sure if you can be president or not we don't know we just want to believe that he's a better option previous presidents with businessmen politicians and lawyers maybe a comedian can make a difference for ukraine many feel the political zelinsky could hardly do worse than the current president petro poroshenko he came to power after russi

most of the issues most in ukraine's minds correspondent nick connolly talk to voters in the capital kiev. would like oh economy to grow we need new jobs so the people can find work here instead of immigrating with the disease. we all want peace but we understand that it won't be easy to achieve it this good i'm voting for a candidate who will be to most guys liking. this. but. we need to defeat corruption in all countries incredibly reaching we solutions and potential of the corruption in ukraine is simply destroying us from the less corruption fewer theft so that we start living well like a normal european country. first of all our oligarchy need to start investing in ukraine's economy stop taking all their money abroad to off shores. and e.w. correspondent nick connelly joins us now from care of them hit winners and the polls have just closed is it too early to talk about winners and losers. good evening rather nick well i'm here absolutely ms lewinsky's election policy in the mood is very optimistic he's just been playing thank. you it's a terrible fight me. they think they're going t

that was nick connelly reporting forty of you from kiev now polls have just closed in turkey's local elections there the first since the reform package gave president wretch a type heir to one sweeping new powers poll suggests his ruling party is set for major losses however his popularity has been hurt by the country's economic recession. this is turkey is sick vote in five years for local elections the atmosphere is not quite what you might expect one voter called it loud aggressive and unworthy of the democracy of the people in this country have lost respect for each other and politics is driving that polarization. although he's not standing for election himself the campaign's been dominated by president much of time at one and one knows local elections serve as a barometer of public support he was elected istanbul's mayor in one thousand and eighty four and right now a currency crisis and rising food prices according discontent. surveys suggest the ruling a.k.p. party could be defeated in the capital ankara months of the secular c.h.p. as the favorite there in istanbul the a.k.p.

while things never seemed in doubt in kiev, arsenal had a bigger mountain to climb, as craig templetonafter being humbled in northwestern france, arsenal needed to shine or it would be lights out on their european campaign. and it was the man who so often stars who gave the early lead. that gives him his 21st goal of the season. 0ne early lead. that gives him his 21st goal of the season. one goal would not be enough to qualify, but it wasn't long before it was too. this time, he was the creator, leaving niles as the finisher. replay decided there was more, and they not impressed. pleasure nearly turned to pleasure in the second half, and by the end, they couldn't beat the post. but then it runs‘s race was run as he found 0bama young for his second of the night. although he amassed his face, arsenal'sjoy second of the night. although he amassed his face, arsenal's joy was plain to see as the quarterfinals back in. emre has won this trophy three times before, and with performances like that, it could well have been four. craig templeton, bbc news. as for chelsea, they went into their sec

the young cop which estate is a testament to boundless greed and try as they did the protesters on kiev's my down square in two thousand and fourteen weren't able to wipe away the stain of corruption altogether people are coming here to say that they cannot tolerate corruption in ukraine corruption clears the future alexander downer look was ukraine's finance minister until last summer when he was fired for refusing to be part of a government scheme to buy the votes of m.p.'s in parliament clearly wasn't prepared to play the game actually i was prepared and i was playing against these games dirty games of making money of stealing taxpayers' money corruption cannot stop in the middle. otherwise it's not the corruption it always goes up otherwise it's unsustainable the claim that corruption goes all the way to the top is nothing new in ukraine which animals in your new car which is a private zoo bear witness to that. there are allegations directed at or close to the three leading candidates in this weekend's presidential election and a new law aimed at criminalizing the illegal enrichment o

election joan home at some public figures in the capital kiev who say they are now the targets of the troll farms. russian interference in ukraine's presidential election is less a concern than an expectation that's according to the s.p. use state security service it says cyber attacks have already occurred and has war games scenarios including attacks on government ministry websites and the central election commission media outlets are another obvious target the news channel a.t.r. broadcasts from kiev aimed at the mostly empty russian muslim tartar population of occupied crimea staff say there are frequent efforts to disrupt communications but it is the editor in chief a former russian journalist and popular blogger who seems to be a person of particular interest but almost. any kremlin troll sconce and there apart my posts on facebook and the book my account on facebook. and facebook is literally full of russian accounts which get a decent formation of biology a crane that the country is a ferret out that should be changed avarice and should be changed it's not the first time that

haunt him corruption remains widespread and he's trailing in the polls showing a whole reports from kiev on why it's such an important campaign issue and a warning or fears may find some of the images in his reports distressing this is the house the trick to younger coverage built on the sprawling estate costing an estimated four hundred million dollars all stolen from the taxpayer it's now a museum of corruption on a colossal scale. but five years since ukraine's former president was forced to flee into exile in russia corruption remains an evil the country can't seem to shake off. reform where all there. is a state all the institutions are corrupt it's another day in court for vitale shaaban in a prominent activist who's made plenty of enemies investigating corruption among officials a chemical substance thrown at him last year did no lasting damage but it could have been worse another anti corruption activist catarina truck was the victim of an acid attack that killed her slowly after three agonizing months in hospital you're willing to die. but of course i'm looking today but for the

that coming either well i think what they didn't see coming is the collapse of their client regime in kiev this is the precipitating event but because you have got this critical gaps in your collection in our system of what they would know that's not i look to be you have to understand what happened in ukraine ok this was not someone planned russian invasion of crimea what happened was you had a russian backed client a corrupt leader in kiev indiana who did russia's bidding you had protests that ousted that leader we negotiated something where he would step aside and there would be elections yannick over to russia and then russia moves into crimea and just doesn't know where but the way you describe it this is not the kind of thing where russia had a multi-year plan to invade crimea they saw ukraine slipping away from them they saw ukraine choosing an association agreement with the european union over dominance from russia and russia as you know them to fight as a primary threat to u.s. interests and yet and yet breedlove was able to go before a senate committee in april twenty fifth in an

and john is joining us live from kiev now incredible join us to think that a comedian with no political experience is the front runner especially given he's given little details so far about policies or how he'd govern. it does seem the vote for blow to ms lewinsky is a real protest vote a rejection by many people just a touch under thirty percent in fact according to partial exit polls released a short while ago thirty percent of voters who feel that the incumbent and the other mainstream political kind of this just haven't succeeded in solving this country's many problems in the time they've had in office and it's time perhaps for an absolute change at petro poroshenko and yulia tymoshenko battling it out for second and third place according to these partial results it is likely well he's certain almost now that this election will go into a second round let me bring in my guest peter my of works for the razor democracy initiative thanks very much for joining us peter does this man zelinsky have the answers do you think and if so what are they as he's not telling anyone well it's a mil

vote then there will be a runoff between the top two on april the twenty first so how has more from kiev. this is the unexpected front runner in the race to become ukraine's next president followed him is elin ski is an actor and comedian his campaign appearances are stand up comedy act what he lacks in actual policy or political experience he makes up for with his on screen persona in a popular television series he's a teacher blows the whistle on corruption suddenly finding himself yes president of ukraine that's territory where a. little doing it. is famous for one thing. young people see him as an anti establishment outsider figure which they like and respond. and i think that's why i like there's a personality but it seems even he isn't sure if he can be president or not we don't know if we just want to believe that he's a better option previous presidents with businessmen politicians and lawyers maybe a comedian can make a difference. many feel the political unknown zelinsky could hardly do worse than the current president petro poroshenko he came to power after russia's annexation

in this moment, for me, it is only important the dynamo kiev.n the europa league tonight— it'll be difficult to repeat the drama of last night in paris. when manchester united defied the odds to qualify for the quarter finals of the champions league... ..by turning around a 2—0 deficit from the first leg. all the more miraculous considering they were missing so many players through injury — jesse lingard and nemanja matic among them — didn't stop them celebrating though. united mentality, come on the boys, get in there! cheering you will need earplugs for that! united legend eric cantona was there too . the club's twitter account posted this. . i love it, i'm so happy, i'm so happy. and take a look at this photo, all looking rather pleased with themselves. cantona with sir alex ferguson and solskaer after the match — not everyone was that impressed though... paris st—germain fans adamant that the penalty that led to marcus rashford's 94th minute spot kick should not have been awarded. the decision was made using vir, and neymar posted this on so

today to choose its next president of the shoulder live shots of a polling station in the capital kiev same time as ninety minutes past eight in the morning there those polls but those polling booths below for about twenty minutes or so among the front runners from the thirty nine candidates are a comedian a gas queen let chocolate king he goes down of takes a sort of make contend with. ukraine votes the ballot list is jam packed thirty nine names vying for leadership unprecedented and here's a preview of the top three contenders and the dark horse. vala dimmers selenski is a showbiz prodigy turned presidential most hopeful. played the part of a ukrainian president in a comedy t.v. show but apparently took it very seriously he rallies on a premise that is a fresh face in the political free for all and the best short ukraine has at bringing down the influence of oligarchs and not sure to at least apparently supported by a prominent anti russian oligarch himself though zelinsky had already assumed to some presidential responsibilities welcoming in the new year for viewers on a major ukra

embassy in kiev were getting intelligence off of paul manafort.s, with the work that he was doing, people at the fbi, people at the cia and perhaps other places knew this was going on, knew this work was taking place. but yet no one ever thought to bring charges. the special counsel's office, andrew weissman has argued, well, not so, we were investigating this, this was a doj investigation but no one really moved to bring charges until the special counsel's office and the mueller team was put together. >> which has raised this argument on both sides where manafort's lawyers have said the only reason he's being charged now is because he was the trump campaign chairman. but then of course mueller's prosecutors argue it shows how brazen he was to have been committing these crimes and then take on this role that would put him in the spotlight as the trump campaign chairman. we will see today how the judge looks at all of this. >> we now he judge ellis looked at this. he said the only reason you're going against paul manafort is to get him to cooperate

we first met in kiev the week after he had opinion released. i expressed doeldss for having spent two years unjustly imprisoned. but he had a gleam in his eye, a bounce in his step and the passion you just heard. you said, you know it's actually an honor to be sent to jill for defending the truth and defending principles that you know are right. ten days ago i was in kiev and i had din we are akhtem and some orp tartar community leaders. the two of them akhtem swapped prison and gulag story was wrie senses of humor that helped both through psychological and physical pressure that broke lesser men. he says the repressing in crimea is worse nan the late soviet period when he was a prisoner of conscious in the gulagf despite the osce obligations russia currently imprisoned more than 70 ukraining political prisoners the majority crimeans. once again we maintain lists of the kremlin political prisoners. that was my responsibility in the summer of 1988 a unpaid summer intern on the soviet state -- state department soviet desk. back then u.s. secretar

working with the russian secret services for the last five years right after the government coup in kiev in that's when fifteen russia's foreign intelligence service are yet to comment on his statement that he's been working with the russian special services for five years already well in about an hour this double agent revealed that say ukraine's secret service. is behind most of the criminal events that took place after the government coup in a key of a just a few of his allegations while he claims that there are secret prisons of the craney and secret service in a boss and he also claims that. secret service agents were involved in terrorist style murders of people in this so-called nest and people's republic he also talked about the massacre or may second two thousand and fourteen in a desk where forty two people had died after clashes between football. and people who were opposed to the government in kiev but once again forty two people died at that point and. claims that all these groups always have an agency infiltrated within them so they must have known about what is going to ha

election jonah home at some public figures in the capital kiev is a then now the targets of the troll farms. russian interference in ukraine's presidential election is less a concern than an expectation that's according to the s.p. use state security service it says cyber attacks have already occurred and has war games scenarios including attacks on government ministry websites and the central election commission media outlets are another obvious target the news channel a.t.r. broadcasts from kiev aimed at the mostly empty russian muslim tartar population of occupied crimea staff say they're a frequent efforts to disrupt communications but it is the editor in chief a former russian journalist and popular blogger who seems to be a person of particular interest but almost. any kremlin troll sconce and there apart my posts on facebook and the bookmark come on facebook. and facebook is literally full of pro russian accounts which get a decent formation of biology that the country is a fairly that that power should be changed as avarice and should change it's not the first time that facebo

crimea the alleged landing sites and the accusations against russia a few years ago after the coup in kiev but this being the referendum the people of the golan the thousands of people but only through the syrians who have had no say on this matter at all so they're now still living are occupied territory which is now been recognized by the most imperialist power on the planet. and that's the way some of the big stories of the last seven days pound that around this if you want to see more check it out see though come of course it's coming up to twenty seven this was not a morning or most of the sunday things take the time machine to us and enjoy the rest your weekend. breaks it. is an outstanding person because he took on the most powerful agency in his county for you lead a state if you look at it from the analogy. marc was the day that when he was five. going to has been the most contentious critic for a year is the first time i noticed something wasn't right in fleeced work pretty much when he first started the corruption in palm beach county is not something that you can smell a thing

has played a big role in the creation of the new regime in kiev going back to twenty fourteen and you know that the u.s. has hardly made a secret of its goals in ukraine so in a sense it's not unlikely that such things once have been said and done to get that u.s. some bus that is all political appointees they're not professional ambassadors like british ambassador's or russian ambassadors there's going to be questions about what motivations the law be on both sides don't forget there's a presidential election coming up in ukraine and poland entry election in october and therefore the might be some pressure on the ukrainian side soon as stubbies independence from you know outside forces and on the other hand the americans may very well have made such threats as it were to the prosecutor because they've got their their own process j.s that they're looking after and that are r.t. news for now your next update follows world. breaks at countdown. during the great depression which i'm old enough to remember there was and most of my family were unemployed or. other wasn't it was bed you kno

prison he's former prime minister yulia timoshenko many of her supporters at a final rally in central kiev were bussed in from the countryside drawn by a pledge to harvard consumer gas prices the focus of this election is the economy with few promises being made about the war that's the toxic question for all the candidates no one has and sort of the lot has. to take responsibility for five years of war after a people's rebellion against russian influence and corruption and ukraine is a country that seems stuck sure now which way to turn i don't know how. well counting is underway in slovakia what's expected to be a historic presidential runoff there the nation looks set to elect its first female president zeneca put over an environmental activist and a lawyer is ahead of her main rival modest suffolk of it too has the backing of the ruling party of the campaigned on a strong anticorruption slate and is a supporter of the european union to venezuela now where the security forces fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators in the capital caracas they had gathered here one by doze speak and als

uefa about alleged racist abuse of callum hudson—odoi during their europa league tie against dynamo kiev uefa will assess whether there's enough evidence for disciplinary action. dynamo kiev have twice been punished for racist behaviour against english clubs in 2015, during fixtures against everton and chelsea. chelsea defender millie bright is back in the england squad for their world cup warm—up matches against canada and spain next month. bright missed the she believes cup through injury but she returns to phil neville's squad, with her replacement gemma bonner left out. jill scott is also included. england have four friendies before their first world cup match against scotland on the 9th ofjune. england's women have beaten sri lanka by eight wickets in colombo, to take an unbeatable 2—nil lead in their twenty20 series. sri lanka could only manage 108—6 in their innings, with two wickets for katherine brunt and one for captain heather knight. and england chased down their target in 1a overs, danielle wyatt top—scoring with 37. victory in the final match on thursday would give them rec

has played a big role in the creation of the new regime in kiev going back to twenty fourteen and the sniper attacks in the my done square and all the rest of it i mean that's why the presidential election is coming up now because it's five years since those events and you know that the u.s. has hardly made a secret of its goals in ukraine so in a sense it's not unlikely that such things once have been said and done to get the u.s. ambassadors of political appointees they're not professional ambassadors like british ambassador's or russian ambassadors their political appointees who get their jobs for political reasons and therefore they may often say things that they shouldn't really say if they were professionals and they're not always professionals the prosecutor of course is a professional but may also be under pressure. to assert his independence for political reasons but on the face of it if the prosecutor what the prosecutor is saying is correct and don't care to use a professional lawyer what he's saying is of being put under pressures that to put certain people under protectio

investigate alleged racist abuse directed at callum hudson—odoi during their champions league win in dynamo kievd it at the time to the referee and club staff reported it to uefa officials too. tributes will be paid to the victims of the christchurch shootings before england's euro 2020 qualifier with czech republic at wembley on friday. the premier league, english football league and football association were accused of double standards for not marking the attack over the weekend, which killed 50 people. the fa said in a statement they will remember everyone affected by the events. dame kelly holmes, paula radcliffe and sharron davies say they are going to write to the international olympic committee asking for more research on the residual benefits of being a transgender athlete. davies says the private letter had gained support from loads of elite athletes and asked for more to back her. england's women claimed the one—day series in sri lanka by winning the second match of the three—game contest by six wickets to take an unassailable 2—0 lead. henry moeran is there for us. this was another do

the twenty fourteen my done protests in the capital kiev erupted in the division over whether ukraine should face east or west the crisis escalates it when russia annexed crimea and must go back separatists seize territory in eastern ukraine today kiev and moscow remain locked in a tense stand off. ukraine is a sensitive subject for patriarch kirill. but it's an existential threat to carroll addressing this dispute publicly is problematic because it's a taboo subject. so the show also applies split church which believed it had entered into a perfect partnership with the state on matters of foreign policy is reaching the limits of its power here last year when it comes to ukraine the two entities have conflicting interests until a soul. it's election day in russia vladimir putin is certain to win the only question is how high voter turnout will be carol is playing his pass and calling on russians to go to the ballot box. just because we know the slogan for modern advertising because i'm worth it. what i say that our people are worth that our nation deserves to have a new and better fut