lebedev took his seat later that ear. ., ., lebedev took his seat later that ear, ., ., ., lebedev tooke watched the entrance into the _ year. you would have watched the entrance into the lebedev - year. you would have watched the entrance into the lebedev ofs - year. you would have watched the entrance into the lebedev ofs into high society what did you make of it at the time and what do you think about it now? i at the time and what do you think about it now?— about it now? i had lunch with even about it now? i had lunch with evgeny lebedev _ about it now? i had lunch with evgeny lebedev when - about it now? i had lunch with evgeny lebedev when he - about it now? i had lunch with. evgeny lebedev when he asked about it now? i had lunch with - evgeny lebedev when he asked me about— evgeny lebedev when he asked me about what he should be doing as a proprietor— about what he should be doing as a proprietor as well as with the evening — proprietor as well as with the evening standard. i also met the father— evening standard. i also met the father in— evening standard. i also met the father

mr lebedev had secured an interview.wo he was very polished and very underwhelming, i would say. he came across as a rich man's son. i did not hang out with him. we had one meeting ahead of time. we did not start off very well because he approached newsnight and it was part of his transformation of a party boy into a much more serious figure in the british public life. he approached us with a suggestion for a collaboration and they called me up and asked if i wanted to do a collaboration who had secured a incredible interview with the belarusian president. who doesn't normally do interviews. i thought it was... i had no desired to do a collaboration with evgeny lebedev. to cole valley mayor putin himself he once said in one a spy always aspired. whether or not that is the case, that was the father not the sign and we are talking about the son. evgeny lebedev had just taken over the newspaper i think it is very disputed weather there is such a thing as a former kgb agent. to quote a vladimir putin himself he once said in

, i wondered what evgeny lebedev was like.a rich man's son. i didn't hang out with him. we had one meeting ahead of time and we didn't get we didn't start off very well because newsnight, he approached newsnight and it was very much part, i think, of his transformation from a party boy into a into a much more serious figure in in the british public life. so he approached newsnight with a suggestion for a collaboration, and they rang me up and said they would like to do a collaboration with lebedev, who had secured an incredible exclusive with europe's last dictator. the belarusian president. who did not do interviews at all. so my response to that was that it was completely inappropriate for, you know, i had no interest in doing a collaboration with lebedev because he was the son of a russian oligarch and end of a kgb agent. i think it's very disputed whether there is such a thing as a former kgb agent, as you know, to quote vladimir putin himself, who once said in one of his famous press conferences, once a spy, always a spy,

mr lebedev had secured an interview. what was evgeny lebedev like? across as a rich man's son. i didn't hang out with him. we had one meeting ahead of time. we didn't start off very well because he approached newsnight and it was very much part of his transformation of a party boy into a much more serious figure in the british public life. he approached newsnight with a suggestion for a collaboration and they called me up and asked if i wanted to do a collaboration with lebedev who had secured a incredible interview with europe's last dictator, the belarusian president. who doesn't normally do interviews. i thought it was... i had no desire to do a collaboration with evgeny lebedev. he was the son of a russian oligarch, and of a kgb agent. it is ver disputed whether there is such a thing as a former kgb agent. to quote vladimir putin. he once said in one of his famous press conferences, he said once a spy always a spy. whether or not that is the case, that was the father not the son and we are talking about the son. but what was happening with the in

evgeny lebedev took his seat later that year.atched the entrance of the lebedevs into high society — what did you make of it at the time and what do you think about it now? i had lunch with evgeny lebedev when he asked me about what he should be doing as a proprietor as well as with the evening standard. i also met the father in moscow in 2008 on a trip where he was very much the man in jeans with the very expensive leather shoes. nothing wrong with that, but you could feel ex kgb. we need to be clear about a few things here and i do not want to discredit the reporting, but context please. first of all, proprietors, that is what they do. they want to ingratiate themselves with the establishment and they often get things like knighthoods. even editors. and prime ministers use patronage. johnson is appalling in this respect. i am not surprised that he wanted to give him a peerage. the lebedevs were very proud of the money they raised for a cancer foundation. they had gorbachev in the evening standard newsroom. putin despises gorbac

all i know about lord lebedev is what _ lebedev? all i know about lord lebedev is what i _ lebedev?v? all i know about lord lebedev is what i have seen - lebedev? all i know about lord lebedev is what i have seen in | lebedev? all i know about lord i lebedev is what i have seen in the press and the media and i think there has to be transparency in relation to these issues. serious allegations have been made. they are only allegations. i think the right thing to do is for the house of lords appointments committee to look into this, for there to be a proper review and investigation to make sure the right decision was made because clearly, serious allegations have been levied at lord lebedev and it is right and proper they are looked into.— it is right and proper they are looked into. ., ~ , ., , . looked into. thank you very much, sadi: looked into. thank you very much, sadiq khan- _ i'm joined now by maxine taylor, who says she will open up her home to people fleeing ukraine. thank you forjoining us. why do you want to do that?— thank you forjoining us. why do you want to do that? th

lebedev it so happened that i am a local expression in a short area, the city of stary oskol came hereto help people in need and support our military, among the family from ukraine and donbass, who are helped by the popular front and personally denis lebedev, the spouses of the basilians from the kharkov region anastasia, in her ninth month of pregnancy, in her native village of tsirkuny, she and her husband were subjected to artillery fire on the ground here. vsu, valery received severe shrapnel wounds in the arm and leg anastasia not at a loss put her husband in the car, sat behind the wheel and drove to the russian border. i was bleeding from behind, how to say a little blood, and my wife twisted the steering wheel and drove in the direction to get out helped the russian military in belgorod valery was put in intensive care. and anastasia is in the wife's perinatal center. basilian, already checked out live. at acquaintances. they are waiting for the birth, their son valery is undergoing rehabilitation the people's front helps in organizing life with purchases of things for the baby

country in the donbass to ukraine tons of necessary cargo volunteers and world boxing champion denis lebedev are involved in the work night shelling in mariupol and vladimirovka injured six civilians and in syria a motor rally in support of a special operation in ukraine 100 cars with the letter z and russian flags. you are watching news on the russia channel with you nikolayzubsik. hello , let's talk about the main thing today, six civilians were wounded in mariupol and people were taken to the hospital in vladimirovka, doctors are working with them, residents points of the donetsk people's republic came under fire from the ukrainian security forces, attacks using large-caliber guns began on friday. in the evening we continued at night at the joint control center for the coordination of the termination regime. fire recorded the hit of shells with a caliber of 152 mm, and mines with a caliber of 120 mm. these munitions are fired from a great distance. and they do a lot of damage. because they have a lot of explosives. the nationalists are firing from those positions that the militias have no

his dad is alexander lebedev, a former kgb spy. mr lebedevjunior, thatis former kgb spy.g a lot more questions actually about what went on in this process and whether he directly intervened to make sure that his friend lord lebedev was given a seat in the house of lords. mr lebedev continue to be asked questions as well, that are from a statement published in his evening standard newspaper, which said that he was not a security risk and that he was not a security risk and that he was not a security risk and that he was a proud british citizen, we have not had any direct response from him. ~ . , . . from him. saudi arabia and the united arab — from him. saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, - from him. saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, that - from him. saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, that is i from him. saudi arabia and the - united arab emirates, that is where dominic raab was standing in for him at prime minister questions. this is at prime minister questions. this is a visit that is not without controversy, is it? a visit that is not without con

you need to decide that that is— lebedev. you need to decide that that is in— lebedev. he is also tweeted what he says is a text message from sir keir starmer congratulating him on getting that peerage. bud keir starmer congratulating him on getting that peerage.— getting that peerage. and cher, caettin a getting that peerage. and cher, getting a peerage _ getting that peerage. and cher, getting a peerage is _ getting that peerage. and cher, getting a peerage is something| getting that peerage. and cher, - getting a peerage is something where people _ getting a peerage is something where people will be congratulated but keir starmer wasn't party to the security— keir starmer wasn't party to the security advice which led to the prime — security advice which led to the prime minister giving the peerage, disregarding that security advice. the central issue is the payments was won— the central issue is the payments was won by— the central issue is the payments was won by our security services around _ was won by our security services around that— was won by our security ser

at the weekend, the sunday times reported that newspaper owner evgeny lebedev was made a peer despites of the oligarch kids and their swanky homes around the world. but why is it only now that the mainstream press has put the oligarchs in the spotlight? what has stopped them before? just some of the big questions for my guest today. they are, paul caruana galizia, who is a generalist behind a new podcast for tortoise media called lebedev: lord of siberia. adam bienkov is political editor at the byline times. laura kayali is tech corresponded at politico.

the creation of the device is carried out by scientists from the physics institute lebedev of the russian academy of sciences, the launch, mass production of such devices will solve the issue of import substitution in the field of high-tech equipment. for mri now tomographs. one of the most expensive places for devices is the cost of an imported sample of about 90 million rubles. plus, the annual maintenance costs more than a million. the creation of a russian apparatus can reduce the cost of an examination by at least half of the russian federation. so we have 70% of russian components of russian origin. why it is very easy to understand, because we make the whole magnet ourselves from our russian wire, which is produced in the eyes. and this allows us to immediately e more than half e, which means that the cost of the device to be produced in russia, according to the developer, the device is ready for industrial implementation, which can be implemented in a year or two. medical equipment. which of our devices can already to compete with imported ones and where gaps still need to be fill

to be very very careful with russian clients, and they are not far behind the media mogul yevgeny lebedevwho has repeatedly sworn allegiance to the british crown , the parliament demands to investigate his ties with boris johnson. received thanks to the help of the prime minister, the government until the end of april. now must publish all the details of the meeting and correspondence related to lebedev are severely criticized and johnson himself. i was in the room when cabinet officials told the prime minister that the intelligence services and other parts of the deep state had, let's say, serious reservations about the prime minister's plan. mr johnson got very angry and said. you are just russophobes another story. i will add the staff of rt france bank. with svt-general blocked salaries. well, now there is a check, as they call it, like, as they promised within two days, a maximum of unlocking all this. here, and the staff said so, as they were explained why u blocking uh, place of birth is not so and uh, surname is a russian surname, that is, it is enough for you to be considered blo

earlier this week, lord lebedev added his voice to the condemnation of the attack on ukraine. news. the home office in the uk has said "around 50" visas had been given the green light under the ukraine family scheme as of 10am. some 5,535 online applications have been completed and submitted online and 2,368 people had booked a visa appointment to submit their application and biometric information, the government said. the home secretary priti patel responded to criticism by the french interior minister that british officials were not doing enough to help ukrainians stuck in calais. it is wrong to say that we are turning people back. we are not. i have staff in calais. we have surged staff in calais, the home office has a team of people in calais. we are making sure that people have been coming from france to the united kingdom to be reunited with their family and that is working and we will continue to have a presence on the ground and our staff in calais to make sure that people that want to come to the united kingdom, can come. mrs patel was speaking after visiting a ukrain

talk to lebedev in a human way, let's try try, and then, when we solve the crime, they will attribute victory to themselves. i don't care about this one. don't spit in the well ivan petrovich we'll work. there is nothing behind the harkush, but i have no way out. here i have too. sash come in. check all chemical plants probe through the first departments possible leakage, raw materials, quietly, obey. thanks for the info brows. mihajlovic drugs are directly linked to the murders. let 's work. jointly. i think that you should not mix flies here with cutlets either. consider that the kgb we are not touchy, ivan petrovich do not start. wait, vasya, don't rush to leave. provide me with full documentation for review. hello this is me. happened happened. i haven't been able to clean it. well understood. at our place 23:00 today. should he answer? what should i answer? terribly hello, tell me, is there any news from yulia i didn’t attack when yulia appears before that, i won’t pass it on. come here. don't call again. call the police again. yulechka i can protect you, mom, i'll live with a fr

earlier this week, lord lebedev added his voice to the condemnation of the attack on ukraine.vladimir putin to stop the war. helen catt, bbc news. pope francis has urged russia to guarantee that humanitarian corridors are maintained in order to safely evacuate civilians. addressing crowds from the vatican he countered russia's assertions that it is a military operation, saying it is a war leading to death, destruction and misery. translation: in ukraine, rivers l of blood and tears are flowing. l this is notjust a military operation, but a war that sows death, destruction and misery. the victims are ever more numerous, as well as people fleeing, especially mothers and children. the need for emergency humanitarian assistance is growing dramatically hour by hour in that martyred country. i address a heartfelt appeal so humanitarian corridors are ensured, and access to aid in the areas under siege is guaranteed and facilitated to offer life—saving help to our brothers and sisters suffering under the bombs and from fear. i thank all those who are welcoming the refugees. above all,

earlier this week, lord lebedev added his voice to the condemnation of the attack on ukraine.. helen catt, bbc news. visa and mastercard have suspended their services in russia. they say any transactions made with cards issued in russia will no longer work outside the country. cards issued outside russia can no longer be used at the country's banks or cashpoints. russia's major banks suggest the effects will be limited. 0ur correspondent, simon browning, explains more about the impact of the move. theyjoin a growing cohort of businesses who are voicing their objection to what's happening in ukraine and continue to put tough measures in place to fight against russia's economy. now, we found out today that visa and mastercard decided last night that they would withdraw services and suspend services in russia. now, if you have a visa or a mastercard in russia and it's issued by a russian bank, it will continue to work if you are a russian citizen. because the russian government mandated and created an internal payment system. so if you have a visa mastercard in russia, it will co

earlier this week, lord lebedev added his voice to the condemnation of the attack on ukraine.ld a virtual, 12—hour war surgery training course in london, for over 200 health care professionals in ukraine. it's hoped the tuition will help them deal with injuries from the fighting and save lives. jonny dymond reports. good morning, from london. a zoom tutorial with — good morning, from london. a zoom tutorial with a _ good morning, from london. a zoom tutorial with a difference. _ good morning, from london. a zoom tutorial with a difference. in - tutorial with a difference. in london, two surgeons trying to share what they know with colleagues in need of help. he what they know with colleagues in need of help-— need of help. he would be hard -ushed need of help. he would be hard pushed to _ need of help. he would be hard pushed to find _ need of help. he would be hard pushed to find anywhere i need of help. he would be hard pushed to find anywhere much | need of help. he would be hard - pushed to find anywhere much further than conflict than this office block in london. but than

the tesla mri was developed at the lebedev physics institute by the outstanding professor demikhov, buto far only a prototype for cost-effective production. it is necessary to produce from 60 devices per year, and also time and money, the approximate cost of such production is 4.5 billion. ruble deliveries alexei vashenkin. ilya mesichenko alexey balaev andrey tkachenko and vladimir sharykin, ntv television company, see below. in our issue dnieper water returned to crimea how the crimean canal, unblocked a month ago by the russian military, works and what prospects returned after the ukrainian blockade, water abundance opens up for the crimean economy in a matter of minutes when you don’t know what to do, make money with sportloto 6 out of 45 buy a ticket for 30 rubles wins as much as 100 thousand daily, buy where it is convenient for the vtb team to help you get a free vtb multicard to pay for purchases throughout russia, it is right in front of you. everybody vtb cards new season will be really new every saturday at 19:00 on ntv central television on saturday at 19:00 seventy-ninth ye

more precisely, haute couture atelier, guardian popova capillaan, daronina, luz pikaev makarova lebedevova trofimov kovel dimed, sharkova vyselashvili and at least another two dozen outstanding artists, but all these portraits, if, uh, together, like this. uh, by an artist, like, uh, the lord god, for example, all these portraits and to make such a portrait, then they would all merge into this portrait all the statements and this portrait was just as great as everyone saw it. here is the great george , here i published a light outback. here i had this name you know how aurora, let them not laugh for me aurora was then for an admiring pioneer, then a komsomol member aurora is leningrad this is in the machine is leningrad. i remember when in 1984, for the first time in my life, i was awarded a ticket to a youth theater. i went to yalta and georgy alexandrovich was there, so i saw georgy sanych. he lived there in a building in morskoy downstairs. it was such a new building, and here we ran to the dining room. i always thought i thought, that would be to see. that's how it is in life, how h

at the weekend, the sunday times reported that newspaper owner evgeny lebedev was made a peer despite

at the lebedev institute, an outstanding professor demikhov, but so far only a prototype.u said 70%, e localization, and you have a magnet whose dry magnet we have, our own in this state. our advantage is that we and uh in russia from russian components for cost-effective production need to produce from 60 devices per year, and also time and money is the approximate cost of such production 4.5 billion rubles. as a result, the situation develops as follows: you need to produce your own. and already yesterday, this process needs to be organized now, uh, quickly and most effectively. and today there are developments of prototypes. even though not in all directions, the existing production to expand production capacity. the support of the state is needed, a direct order is needed so that the money does not fly away so that it goes into the development of domestic production and goes out to again support the domestic producer about the wording of 25 years, if not more this time, such weighty reasons as sanctions, growth of currencies and interrupted deliveries were required ale

. >> reporter: and in this london newspaper, one oligarch's son, evgeny lebedev, pleaded with the russiandent to "save the world from annihilation." the financial pressure is really about undermining support for vladimir putin. >> absolutely. among rank-and-file russians, as well as the oligarchs who help control the economy. >> reporter: even before russia invaded ukraine, this $100 million yacht, believed to be putin's, left a german port for safer russian waters. >> he's a former k.g.b. agent, and he has worked his entire career to appear, on the surface, to be the common man, when below the surface, it's apparent that he has significant wealth stored. >> reporter: former government officials and outside experts tell cbs news that cutting off putin's energy revenue is key, but this is an area where both the u.s. and our allies are vulnerable. further disruption of the energy supply could send prices even higher, norah. >> o'donnell: just fascinating. catherine herridge, thank you. well, tonight, a cbs news poll finds more than 60% of americans say the u.s. economy is in bad shape. a ma

the tesla mri was developed at the lebedev physics institute by an outstanding professor demiholod, buttype for cost-effective production. it is necessary to produce from 60 devices a year, and more time and money the approximate cost of such production is 4.5 billion rubles. as a result, the situation develops. the following must be produced. and already yesterday, this process needs to be organized now, uh, quickly and most effectively. and today there are developments of prototypes. even though not in all directions, the current production is going out to once again support the domestic manufacturer on the formulation of 25 years, if not more this time, such weighty reasons as sanctions, currency growth and interrupted deliveries were required alexey kvashenkin. ilya missichenko alexey balakirev andrey tkachenko and vladimir sharykin ntv television company in a few minutes we will tell you. why does the world community ignore the problem of yemeni residents who have been living in a humanitarian catastrophe for more than 7 years. don't switch. cashback for everything fashionably high

. >> reporter: in an east london newspaper one oligarch's son evgeni lebedev plead ed with th russiano "save the world in annihilation." >> the pressure is about abandoning surmt for vladimir putin. >> absolutely. among rank-and-file russians as well as oligarchs who help control the economy. $100 million yacht believed to be putin's left a german port for safer russian waters. >> he's a former kgb agent and he has worked his entire career to appear on the surface to be the common man when below the surface it's apparent that he has significant wealth stored. >> reporter: former government officials and outside experts tell cbs news that cutting off putin's energy revenue is key, but this is an area where both the u.s. and our allies are vulnerable for the disruption of the energy supply could send prices even higher. >> that was catherine herridge reporting. >>> with the eyes of the world focused on ukraine, the u.s. is also paying close attention to some simmering conflicts in africa, where at least 18 different terrorist organizations are now operating. thousands of americans are s

. >> reporter: and in this london newspaper, one oligarch's son, evgeny lebedev, pleaded with the russian president to "save the world from annihilation." the financial pressure is really about undermining support for vladimir putin. >> absolutely. among rank-and-file russians, as well as the oligarchs who help control the economy. >> reporter: even before russia invaded ukraine, this $100 million yacht, believed to be putin's, left a german port for safer russian waters. >> he's a former kgb agent, and he has worked his entire career to appear, on the surface, to be the common man, when below the surface, it's apparent that he has significant wealth stored. >> reporter: former government officials and outside experts tell cbs news that cutting off putin's energy revenue is key, but this is an area where both the u.s. and our allies are vulnerable. further disruption of the energy supply could send prices even higher, norah. >> just fascinating. catherine herridge, thank you. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the cbs "overnight news." when i get a migraine, i shut out the world. but wi

asked anyone to urge the security services to revise, reconsider or withdraw their assessment of lord lebedevs, reckless naive moment to call for unilateral nuclear disarmament and pulling out of nato? a labour government would put at risk our security risking everything we had done to protect our people. mar; everything we had done to protect our people-— everything we had done to protect our eole. , , , our people. may i remind the deputy prime minister _ our people. may i remind the deputy prime minister that _ our people. may i remind the deputy prime minister that it _ our people. may i remind the deputy prime minister that it was _ our people. may i remind the deputy prime minister that it was his - our people. may i remind the deputy prime minister that it was his prime | prime minister that it was his prime minister in 2015 that said he wasn't sure if it was morally irresponsible to work with putin, so i don't think he is on safe ground there. last week, my right honourable friend the leader of the opposition said that britain should never again be at the mercy of a foreign dictatorsh