leonid volkov.uk can watch all of that interview on sunday with laura kuenssberg on bbc one tomorrow morning at 9am. to tunsia next. about 23 migrants are reported missing after setting off in a boat from tunisia towards italy, according to the country's national guard. tunisia has become a hub for migrants who wish to make it to europe, replacing libya as a main departure point for people fleeing poverty and conflict in africa and the middle east. its national guard said it had deployed floating units and had informed the navy to help in the search for the missing people. the father of an israeli hostage, whose body has been recovered from gaza, has told the bbc of his relief that she can now be buried. 22—year—old shani louk was killed in the attacks by hamas on october the 7th, and her remains were taken back through the border fence by militants. it comes as heavy fighting has once again engulfed jabalia in northern gaza, which israeli forces said had been cleared of hamas fighters months ago. 0

attacked outside his own home, leonid volkov�*s fight against putin was nearly a fight for his life.o find safety from the russian regime. he was not saying anything, there was no message. like, the message, the attack was the message — we know where you live, we can kill you. the attack was just weeks after the death of navalny, the charismatic leader who had been both critic and target of the kremlin for many years. my message for the situation when i'm killed is very simple. not give up. he died in prison after being locked up by the regime for his beliefs, but leonid says the battle for democracy must go on. he asked us to never give up and, like, to continue our work and to build this, to defeat putin and to build this beautiful russia of the future that alexei dreamed for so many years is the only practical way to preserve his legacy and to make his ultimate sacrifice not to be in vain. putin is capable of anything. the mantle to lead the movement now passes to navalny�*s wife, yulia, a job she never chose, but a role she now plays. yulia has a very strong personality and a cha

leonid volkov, fascinating _ be patient and not give up.d the world. do you think that has an appeal to voters?— has an appeal to voters? i think the are has an appeal to voters? i think they are being _ has an appeal to voters? i think they are being explicit - has an appeal to voters? i think they are being explicit about. they are being explicit about certain threats but not talking about the climate crisis which is one of the hugest threats to our security. multiple reports have come out recently that say so but the funding that's needed for us to transition away from an economy forcing us towards destruction, and we have an opportunity where all of us get to live in dignity and get to be safe, where people are not living in abject poverty and others have more than they could ever need to live on and it's ridiculous to me we are not focusing on that as a solution and also as this kind of exciting thing we could have. i think at the same time i would like to speak about what's happening in palestine at the moment and the fact israel are

leonid volkov speaking there.view on sunday — with laura kuenssberg on bbc one at 9am. georgia's president has vetoed a controversial new law on foreign funding that's sparked weeks of mass protests. salome zourabichvili says the legislation was an obstacle on georgia's path to eu membership. 0ur correspondent rayhan demytrie has more from tbilisi, where protesters gathered following the president's announcement. and these protesters, they favour their president, salome zourabichvili, who has been campaigning relentlessly last year to ensure that georgia gets its candidate status with the eu, and georgia did indeed receive this candidate status, but the problem now that these people see that the adoption of this law may derail the country from its chosen path tojoin the eu. that is why we have seen such a huge reaction here from the youth. these protests have been driven by georgia's youth, students, schoolchildren, and they believe that georgia's european future is at stake. flash floods triggered by heavy rains

leonid volkov speaking there.w on sunday — with laura kuenssberg — on bbc one at 9am. thousands of people who were having to boil their water in devon, due to a parasite outbreak, are being told they no longer have to do so. south west water said it was no longer advising some households in part of brixham to boil their water, after a parasite in the local supply left at least 46 people sick with crypto spiridiosis — an infection that causes diarrohea. the water company said around “1,500 households in the alston supply area can now use their tap water safely, although some 2,500 properties in hillhead, upper parts of brixham and kingswear should continue to boil their supply before drinking it. the local mp, anthony mangnall, says the company's response has been "contemptible". 0ur climate and science reporter esme stallard is in paignton, devon and shared this update. it will be a massive relief for those living here behind me it will be a massive relief for those living here behind me and the surrounding areas

leonid volkov. watch all of that interview on sunday with laura kuenssberg on bbc one tomorrow morning at 9am to the middle east now. the father of an israeli hostage whose body has been recovered from gaza, has told the bbc of his relief that she can now be buried. 22—year—old shani lowk was killed in the attacks by hamas on october the 7th, and her remains were taken back through the border fence by militants. it comes as heavy fighting has once again engulfed jabalia in northern gaza, which israeli forces said had been cleared of hamas fighters months ago. our diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports from jerusalem. street battles injabalia. israeli forces have been fighting here for days. hamas, they say, is back and needs to be dealt with. this is dangerous urban warfare at close quarters. the israelis were here months ago and moved on. these, some warn, early signs of an insurgency that could last months. and last night, a reminder of how all this began. three hostages, captured at a music

leonid volkov said the fight to change the country must go ahead despite his death. in march in lithuania which he believes was ordered by mr putin's regime. in his first interview since that attack, he also backed mr navalny�*s widow yulia to lead the opposition campaign against the russian president. he spoke with bbc�*s laura kuensberg. attacked outside his own home, leonid volkov�*s fight against putin was nearly a fight for his life. the close friend and confidant of the late alexei navalny was assaulted in lithuania, where he'd tried to find safety from the russian regime. he was not saying anything, there was no message. like, the message, the attack was the message — we know where you live, we can kill you. the attack was just weeks after the death of navalny, the charismatic leader who had been both critic and target of the kremlin for many years. my message for the situation when i'm killed is very simple. not give up. he died in prison after being locked up by the regime for his beliefs, but leonid says the battle for democracy must go on. he asked us to n

leonid volkov. just to brief and breaking news.ency has said that the israeli army has retrieved another hostage body from gaza. so the israeli army has said that the body of one hostage has been retrieved from gaza, there is off the back of three others that were retrieved on the 17th which was yesterday. and they were shiny look, ammeter bis killer and its lack, we have no information of the identity of this hostage. when we get those details, we will. just add, we have had more information that has just come in. the idf has said that the body of the hostage is retrieved in gaza, and has now been returned to israel for burial. that is the fourth body in just over 24—hour is. that the idf has retrieved from the un—clave of gaza. we are going to return to one of our top stories and that is ukraine. let's return to our top story — the war in ukraine, and speak to member of ukrainian parliament, lesia vasylenko. i want to talk first of about some of the challenges that have been faced by president zelensky and straight off the back o

leonid volkov speaking there.on sunday — with laura kuenssberg — on bbc one at 9am. georgia's president has vetoed a controversial new law on foreign funding that's sparked weeks of mass protests. salome zourabichvili says the legislation was an obstacle on georgia's path to eu membership. here she is speaking a short time ago. today, a view toward the russian law. this law in its essence and in that spirit is a russian law which contradicts our standards and represents an opposition on the european path. the veto is correct and will be submitted to parliament. acknowledging however, salome zourabichvili acknowleged her veto was merely symbolic, as the governing party can overturn it with a simple majority in parliament. critics say the �*foreign agent�* law, which was passed on tuesday, will stifle democracy. it would oblige ngos and media organisations to register if they receive more then twenty percent of their funding from abroad. thousands of people who were having to boil their water in devon due to a paras

cinematographer leonid volkov, nor famous actor nikolai volkov, could not bring her personal happinessdid the actress find love and support only in her marriage to the artist vladimir khovralev, which lasted more than 30 years, until his death. what happy moments she remembered on the days of her anniversary and what wish she made, this is the life and destiny of olga volkova. good morning, dear olga vladievna. you look amazing, simply beautiful, thank you, just recently, olga vladimirovna, you celebrated your anniversary, can i tell you an incredible number, because they won’t believe me anyway, but can i tell her i’ll say, you, you celebrated your eighty- fifth birthday, yes, you know that i don’t like to celebrate birthdays, because you’re looking for food, cooking, cooking, it comes, hello, eat this, eat this, i’ll change the dishes, 23 nights you you wash the dishes, what kind of birthday is it, in 5 minutes, your health, then they forgot and chatted with each other, what the hell is this birthday, i’d better go for a walk along the street, buy myself some flowers, look at the peo

leonid volkov speaking there. on sunday with laura kuenssberg on bbc one at 9am. let me show you these pictures from here in london, where a single—storey bus was destroyed after it caught fire on richmond road on saturday afternoon. video footage from the scene in twickenham showed firefighters battling huge flames and billowing black smoke in the middle of the street. no—one was hurt and the road has been closed for the rest of the day while investigations continue. five fire engines and about 30 firefighters tookjust over an hour to extinguish the fire. now it's time for a look at today's sport with lizzie. hello from the bbc sport centre. xander schauffele still leads the uspga at valhalla — golf�*s second major the year. the american is midway through his 3rd round. and after a very steady start he's finally made a birdie to move ahead of colin morikawa on 13 under par. but the biggest movers so far in kentucky are ireland's shane lowry, who's playing incredible golf for 12 under with england'sjustin rose a f

a close ally of the late russian opposition leader alexei navalny, leonid volkov, is defiant, as he tells the bbc he'll "never give up" fighting putin — in his first tv interview since a brutal hammer attack outside his home in lithuania in march, where he now lives in exile. israel says its military has struck more than 70 targets in gaza in the past day, as fighting continues to intensify in both the north and south of the territory, including jabalia in the north, which israeli forces said had been cleared of hamas fighters months ago. a full bulletin of news at three o'clock. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this week's show... it looks like a flotation device. it does! you could probably get into that. here we go. bon appetit. skibbereen! thank you so much. so, i can taste the kind of familiarity, and then i'm waiting for the alcohol, but it hasn't arrived. it's like wine light. now, one thing that gets most of us excited when planning a trip is the chance to tuck into tasty, authentic dishes from other parts of the globe, from traditional delicacies to spicy street foo

leonid volkov. can watch all of that interview on sunday with laura kuenssberg on bbc one tomorrow morning at 9am. to georgia next. the president has announced that she has vetoed a new law on foreign funding that's sparked weeks of mass protests. on tuesday, georgia's parliament passed the "transparency of foreign influence" bill, despite mass protests in the capital, tbilisi, over the past few weeks. the law requires non—governmental organisations and media outlets with more than 20% of their funding coming from outside georgia to register as bodies "pursuing the interests of a foreign power". critics say the bill mirrors the foreign agents law that exists in russia. earlier this week, my colleague lewis vaughanjones spoke with salome zourabichvili, the president of georgia, about the possibility of a veto. you've said you will veto it. when will you do that? i have two weeks to veto that law, and most probably they are going to override the veto unless they now are going to again withdraw under t

leonid volkov, who's a close ally of alexei navalny, was actually attacked with a hammer inside yourere are hundreds of them on your territory. there are russians and then belarusians and, obviously, ukrainians who, you know, who chose to stay in lithuania and other countries. we're doing everything that we can to protect them. and the good news is that the people who attacked russian opposition, they have been apprehended. but it tells you something — that, basically, russia is active in nato territories. so, for us, actually, you know, in order to be safe, to secure the people, our people, and those who chose to live with us, those who fled the regimes in belarus and in russia, we need to step up. let's. .. and it needs also combined effort. you know, it's. .. we cannot expect, you know, just a country like lithuania, who are standing alone. right, let's move to a different geopolitical arena. i mean, many would argue, maybe a lot of lithuanians would argue, that it was foolish of you, while you are so intent on combating what you see as the very real, present danger of russia, the

attacks, there was... an attempt on zelenskyi, what they have already done there, they attacked leonid volkov, it is from the movement of oleksii navalny in lithuania, and even against me there, there were certain plans in poland, well, that’s only one country, and that’s exactly how there are such people in germany, in england, and even in the united states, and... in poland they exposed a spy network, there was information that the russian special services were recruiting agents in poland via the internet, and what are you talking about, and britain will even expel of the russian air force, because he, according to the minister of internal affairs affairs is an undeclared officer of military intelligence, that is, the spy network in europe, it is growing now during this war, it is changing, i would say so, because the methods are changing, the countermeasures that create the event are changing. country, and that is why russian intelligence is adapting to new challenges, i.e. here before it was more of such a secret intelligence, plus official diplomats, now there are more such murderers, sa

beaten in a hammer attack in march in lithuania, which he believes was ordered by the putin regime, leonid volkovsberg. he reiterated mr navalny�*s call for his supporters never to back down and backed his widow yulia to lead the opposition campaign against president putin. he was a close friend, a great guy, an inspiring personality, a true hero, and a great and very capable political leader. there is no substitution for him, and this loss will always be just like an open wound in our hearts, in the hearts of his colleagues and friends. but we also know that he asked us to never give up and to continue our work and to build this to defeat putin and to build this beautiful russia of the future that alexei dreamed of for so many years, is the only practical way to preserve his legacy and to make his ultimate sacrifice not to be in vain. yulia is also a very strong personality and a charismatic leader. she never wanted to be in this public role, and she was always a very close political advisor to alexei, and for us, as navalny�*s organisation, the teams that navalny organised, gather together, it'

leonid volkov, is defiant, as he tells the bbc he'll "never give up" fighting president putin — in hisirst tv interview since a brutal hammer attack outside his home in lithuania in march, where he lives in exile. israel says its military has struck more than 70 targets in gaza in the past day, as fighting continues to intensify in both the north and south of the territory, including jabalia in the north, which israeli forces said had been cleared of hamas fighters months ago. now, it's been called the uk's biggest ever health scandal and, on monday, the infected blood inquiry will release its final report. more than 30,000 people in the uk were infected with hiv and hepatitis c, after being given contaminated blood products by the national health service in the 1970s, �*80s and �*90s. many have since died. some unknowingly passed infections on to their partners, who then also died. victims and their families have spent decades fighting for compensation. chloe hayward explains. it's known as the biggest treatment disaster in nhs history and, so far, we know 3,000 people have died in th

of the soviet union, alexander volkov, flew into space three times, went into open space twice, his constant underground, donbass-1. twice hero of the soviet union, leonidmes, went into outer space six times, in total, spent almost a day there, in the nineties deputy commander of the russian military space forces. georgy shonin was born in rovenki, lugansk region. in the sixties , he, along with his comrade yuri gagarin, joined the cosmonaut corps. the crew of soyuz 6, commanded by shonin. took part in the first group flight of three spacecraft, and at the same time, for the first time , various methods of welding metals in space were tested. colonel vladimir lyakhov, a native of lugansk anthracite. he has three flights, a total of more than 333 days, and three spacewalks. vladimir lyakhov became twice hero of the soviet union. how. a boy from a small mining town, born in the year the great patriotic war began, managed to conquer the stars, in the story of olga mokhova. the future cosmonaut with the call sign proton-1 was born a month after the start of the great patriotic war; vladimir afanasyevich did not know his father, a miner who went to the front