she was a friend of litvinenko.nium 210. duma leader, zhirinovsky, certainly did shed any tears when that happened but last off the notion that the russian state with connected in any way. fourth one simple reason. he thinks russian agents would have done a better job. >> and surprised that the uk special services and the uk court accuses russia that with a bag of polonium they came to london and we're just throwing it around. >> it just doesn't make sense to a lot of people that russia didn't kill him. >> for 100 years, the russian special services have been using that kind of substances for killing people that you never will be able to recognize. why do we have to go into some kind of bar and put it in someone's tea cup and everybody is laughing at us? i mean, the state cannot be emboldened. >> litvinenko's friend paul joyal, who believes he was a target of a botched assassination, agrees that in some ways, litvinenko's killers were indeed clumsy and careless. but he says, that's because they were probably just pa

anna litvinenko friends people's artist of russia the song turned crimson for a month. i've been waiting for you for a long time, i'm going with you sea sails. you steer on the high seas, where you can't handle bure in such naughty weather, you can't be trusted. why my dear about the past. and you remember, changing cold repentance, trust to excite noisy sea. ah, in the morning, a bream nailed a splinter of what she colored with advice and young noise into the bay. to them beauties a lot of you came up to us in my heart shitting from themselves. thank you, well done, anechka thank you wonderful. song, true voice i want to say. i will be 70 this year girl. well, congratulations to pyatnitsky where did you also work for 5 years. you just understand the girl, and we have footage of '78. you are just a soloist of the choir together, but with tamara musta. let's see how you perform. here's someone coming down the hill. my dear, there is a raid with my protection protective milosena hallelujah and we all here, by the way, drank ditties, and we found frames of the film russian

so they poisoned litvinenko says why they poisoned him? , all the trash that stole money somewhere is going to. this trash was going. there the last 20 years, stole money to london honor of respect. honorary thief. you sit and spend on stolen money, no one is going to give it away. it means that no one is going to cooperate with our law enforcement levels. well, this is such an oasis for criminals that hide people on their territory who are clearly terrorists. and for there is no need to dig into this somewhere . we have evidence in some archives, there are video materials and it is a pity that even such tragic events as the death of a person. used for political provocations, litvinenko happened in london, they make claims against one of our citizens to the meadow, they want us to extradite him there, but they have 30 people hiding in london who are wanted by our law enforcement agencies for committing grave and especially grave crimes. they didn’t even sneeze, they don’t give out people anywhere people who are hiding on their territory, i

remember that a few years ago we said, well, the british are behaving strangely, they poisoned litvinenkoed to do everything so that the judiciary did not leave. it was boris johnson's predecessor, theresa may, who has now been included in the russian sanctions list. by the way, she did everything possible so as not to spoil relations somehow, and that's how much it was when she was prime minister, she was the minister of the interior when litvinenko was poisoned, and she slowed everything down afterwards it's the same caution with poisoned violinists. yes, we left. we are diplomats, but here and there, londongrad was recently called the capital of great britain, because half of the property of this luxury was bought by a russian millionaire and other arab so all the time there was an idea that they bring us money, huge money, rough money , london is the city where darmana bramovych won the court case against boris berezovsky. that's all, but it was relations with authoritarian russia. it was always believed that the british know how to find a common cause language with authoritarian regi

as the neuropsychologist of experts in the field of psychology of relations philip litvinenko said.ou, you will become great, the legendary mr. knockout speaks and shows dr. myasikov. i am an optimist for vocation and, if necessary, it is clear about the important, if you are used to drinking coffee, for god's sake drink it. he is accustomed to physical activity without them i can not. just about the complicated yet monosodium glutamate is not eaten. but this is fu, omega-3 lowers bad cholesterol and raises good cholesterol. honestly, i don’t remember everything, someone before me spoke about it, it won’t be like that on television. what do you think, you or you will be something else the most effective treatment will cure and cure you dr. myasnikov takes today and tomorrow at 11:00 only on the russia channel the residents of st. petersburg surprised, but did not frighten, a chain of hummocks appeared on the still frozen surface of the gulf of finland, in order to fully appreciate the scale of this natural phenomenon, it was filmed using a drone. a pile of ice floes, more than 3 m h

out together with a neuropsychologist, an expert in the field of relationship psychology philip litvinenkohilip good morning. and who are these people? very brave women are very confident in their feelings; men, after all, over the years. she will get older, and the man will have many younger options. yes, like such a typical man, right? there is such a thing. in fact, you gave very interesting figures. and in general, why is this happening? why is the trend of not early marriage gaining momentum, because medicine is developing at a tremendous pace, and in connection with this, uh, life expectancy increases, that is, the quality of life increases life becomes better becomes more fun wrinkles are smoothed out certain bells, if earlier in 30 years. you are already, as it were, old age begins, then today at 50 years old. uh, new life and all. everything is wanted again and women, as the very first consumers of boer beauty, and medicine is associated with beauty. they're getting younger now. they are aging more slowly now, they look much better and that is why the woman is now 50 years old. yo

but it seems extraordinary now, looking back, that the murder of alexander litvinenko in 2006 did notonal conversation at least about what we were doing. >> whitaker: a former k.g.b. spy, alexander litvinenko was working with british police to expose the russian mafia when kremlin assassins put a radioactive toxin in his teacup. in 2018, russian double agent sergei skripal and his daughter, survived an attack with a soviet-era nerve agent on british soil. still, bullough told us, the laundromat churned on. only now with russian missiles raining death on ukraine is britain seriously questioning the money oligarchs have been showering down on them for years. >> bullough: it was pretty obvious what russia was like by 2018. and yet, it was still- you find prime ministers saying “it's time we finally got rid of the dirty money in this country." so, it's time now? how was it not time, you know, a decade previously? we have become very dependent certainly, in london on the fees that this money generates. >> we nomee leader of the opposition, the right honorable keir starmer. >> keir starmer:

here comes some kind of unpleasant moment, and expert egor litvinenko will tell you the details of theirternet. in the morning you will open the mail. buy a lot of offers, then, buy another, buy a third, but did you happen to get carried away watching these proposals happen to me. sometimes i even call online stores, and there the sellers are smart. so you will be praised for the goods, what a bang, yes, and you will buy it, it seems that you didn’t notice how it happened, but i have a golden rule of prepayments. i generally don't ship. but if cash on delivery is always, please, that is, you do not need to pay immediately. and when you check what kind of goods came and most importantly, while the package is on its way. you can think carefully, do i need it at all, and here is the most interesting thing. you know that cash on delivery payment. you may not buy at all. i recently found out that my mother did not know this. so i’m telling you, even when the seller calls and proves that under no circumstances can you refuse to buy, don’t listen if you change your mind. you have every right no

expert egor litvinenko will tell you about the intricacies of paying on the internet offers happen to call online stores, and there the sellers are smart. so the product will praise you, wow. yes, and you can buy it, it seems that he didn’t notice how it happened, but i have the golden rule of prepayments. i generally don't ship. but if cash on delivery is always, please, that is, you do not need to pay immediately. and when you check what kind of goods came and most importantly, while the package is on its way. you can think carefully, do i need it at all, and here is the most interesting thing. you know that sending cash on delivery. you may not buy at all. i recently found out that my mother did not know this. so here i tell, even when the seller calls and proves that under no circumstances can you refuse. do not listen to purchases, if you change your mind about taking the goods, you have every right not to pick up the package from the post office in this case. just return to the seller and that's it. so, if you bought something without thinking, do not worry, the main thing is no

former russian spy alexander litvinenko poisoned and killed in london 2006.uicide in his locked bathroom of oligarch and kremlin critic boris bore excessive ski near london in 2013. 2018, the attempted murder by deadly russian nerve agent novichok of former spy sergei skripal and his daughter. so too in russia. putin critic alexei navalny poisoned, nearly killed with novichok in 2020. but one russian death in particular has uncanny parallels with aveyev s, death inside a locked apartment, not entirely dissimilar to boris bare zov ski's death. in 2018, aspiring journalist and occasional kremlin critic maxim borodin fell from his fifth floor balcony 1,000 miles from moscow. his neighbors found his body here, crumpled in the street. his death is a mystery. i covered borogan's death. when officials spoke, many felt there was a cover-up. a spokesman for the regional interior ministry tells us his apartment was locked from the inside, a fact he says that indicates no one left the apartment. most likely, he says, there were no strangers in there. boroden's colleague

former russian spy alexander litvinenko poisoned and killed in london 2006.ent suicide in his locked bathroom of oligarch and kremlin critic boris borizevski in london, 2013. 2018, the attempted murder by deadly russian nerve agent novichok, a former spy sergei skripal and his daughter. so too in russia, putin critic alexey navalny poisoned, nearly killed with novichok, in 2020. but one russian death in particular has uncanny parallels with avayev's, death inside a locked apartment, a not entirely dissimilar to boris borizovski's death. maxim broden fell from his fifth floor balcony, a thousand miles from moscow. his neighbors found his body here, crumpled in the street. his death a mystery. i covered his death. when officials spoke, many felt there was a cover-up. a spokesman for the interior ministry tells us his apartment was locked from the inside, a fact he says that indicates no one left the apartment, most likely, he says, there were no strangers in there. broden's journalist colleagues didn't buy the official line either. >> translator: according to o

former rush speed alexander litvinenko, poisoned and killed in london 2006.ed the apparent suicide in his locked bathroom oligarch and critic. in 2018, the attempted murder with nerve agent novichok of former spy sergei scripa and his daughter. and alexei navalny nearly killed by novichok in 2020. bun death in particular has uncanny parallels. death inside a locked apartment. a not entirely dissimilar to boris beresoskiy's death. and this man fell from his fourth-floor balcony, 1,000 miles from moscow. his neighbors found his body here crumpled in the street. his death is a mystery. i covered his death when officials spoke, many felt there was a cover-up. a spokesman for the interior ministry tells us his apartment was locked from the inside. a fact that he says indicates no one left the apartment. most likely, he said, there were no strangers in there. his journalist colleagues didn't buy the official line either. >> translator: according to our sources, this is obviously not verified, but they're saying that it was a targeted action on someone's order. >> r