scaramella said he wasn' hungry litvinenko and scaramell parted ways after lunch, and a 3:48 pm litvinenko is caught o another security camera talkin on his cell phone. litvinenko then walked about a mile to the millennium hotel which is literally right acros the street from the u.s. embassy. it's that modern looking building over there. this is one of the most secure neighborhoods in all of london one of the hotel securit cameras recorded litvinenk arriving in the lobby at 3:5 pm he was there to meet andre lugovoi, another former fs agent. seen here wearing a black, leather jacket lugovoi had his own security consulting firm. he and litvinenko have bee talking about doing some business together in london. the two had met several time over the past year this time, lugovoi brought along a buddy. a man name dmitry kovtun he's the one in the blac turtleneck it was a quick meeting litvinenko drink just half a cup of tea then left around 5 pm, he caught a rid home that night, he fell ill. and three weeks later, he wa said so, who slipped litvinenko poison that day? putting his murder into motio

i'll be speaking to marina litvinenko, the wife of alexander litvinenko, murdered with radioactive polloniumn london in 2006. fighting between rival armed factions in sudan intensifies with nearly a hundred people killed and hundreds more injured. a billion dollar defamation trial between voting systems firm dominion and the media giant fox news has been delayed by a day. and no—go — elon musk�*s spacex has just cancelled the launch of its mammoth rocket starship. hello and welcome to bbc news. we start in moscow where a prominent critic of vladimir putin has been sentenced to 25 years in prison. the journalist and opposition activist vladimir kara—murza played a key role in persuading western governments to sanction russian officials for human rights abuses and corruption. the us says it's evidence of an escalating campaign of repression in russia. the eu called it unacceptable. the uk summoned the russian ambassador. here's our russia editor, steve rosenberg. handcuffed and in a bullet—proof cage, one of president putin's most prominent critics. vladimir kara—murza faced multiple charges,

i'll be speaking to marina litvinenko, the wife of alexander litvinenko, murdered with radioactive polloniumple killed and hundreds more injured. a billion dollar defamation trial between voting systems firm dominion and the media giant fox news has been delayed by a day. and no—go — elon musk�*s spacex has just cancelled the launch of its mammoth rocket starship.

earlier i spoke to marina litvinenko, the wife of alexander litvinenko — who was murdered with radioactive she gave me her reaction to the 25 year sentence. of course it's a very devastating news, but we knew about this since last week, when the prosecutor asked for 25 years. and i don't think it would be any difference, some might say 23.5 or 2a years, but it would be definitely sentence for long years. but anyway, it would still be very devastating. you know him very well. he likened it today to a stalin era show trial. is there any doubt in your mind that it's simply designed as a message there in moscow to silence critics? absolutely, since vladimir kara—murza and before that alexei navalny was arrested, and we have more than just two dozens of people who have been arrested, and it makes all ordinary russian people to be afraid to go outside in the street, to say something against war in ukraine, and this exactly a target, just make people be afraid to say anything. you mentioned alexei navalny. of course he's already serving a jail sentence, he has commented, has said, "he is being pe

i want to play you a clip of maria litvinenko speaking to the bbc earlier.ars, it means he is a very special hostage. if a valuable agent for russia would be caught in united states or europe, vladimir would be the first pesop— asking for exchange. this is one hope for me and why he receives this enormous sentence. so we know of a wall street journal reporter also being held in russia. is this part of a larger strategy of hostage diplomacy? it is partly that. it would depend on which russians would be in a prison in the uk who might be exchanged for kara—murza and the question is there for evan. and evan is charged with espionage, not true, but that carries a lesser sentence then what kara—murza now has. so it could be that vladimir putin is ramping up his hostage diplomacy but right now the russians would like to exchange someone for a spy who posed as a brazilian who is now in brazil, for the man who assassinated a chechnyan dissident in berlin. he is injail in germany so i do not know how they would arrange those things. but we may see swaps coming down t

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low deposits, and , accordingly, konstantin pandushkin pavlovich rudakov ekaterina karyaka dmitry litvinenkoone. and here, as reported presidential press secretary dmitry peskov , vladimir putin, supported dmitry artyukhov in his intention to run again in the elections for the head of the region and wished him success. the footage that we received shortly before our release is practically steps towards strengthening security in syria and normalizing syrian-turkish relations discussed today at the four-party ministerial talks. defense of russia, iran , syria and turkey, head of the military department. special attention was paid to the issues of countering terrorism and the fight against all extremist groups on the territory of the arab republic, following the meeting , aside confirmed their desire to preserve the territorial integrity of syria a. also , the need for the speedy return of refugees to their homeland separately, sergei shoigu held a series of bilateral negotiations with his colleagues. now, about the situation in the zone of the special operation , the disguised strongholds of u

to run for a new term of office konstantin panyushkin pavel rudakov ekaterina koryakova dmitry litvinenkost channel. more than 600 ukrainian radicals of foreign mercenaries, destroyed in a day in different directions, crossed the actions of four enemy sabotage and reconnaissance groups, many weapons and equipment were eliminated. including the american artillery system, fierce battles are still following artyom in the defense department, they told how things are now there. and in the donetsk direction, assault detachments continued active operations to destroy the opponents of the western part of the city, artemovsk airborne troops, operational-tactical and army aviation of the armed forces provide direct support to the actions of assault detachments to capture the city and stop enemy attempts to transfer reserves there in a day. enemy losses in this direction amounted to 360 ukrainian servicemen and mercenaries, seven infantry fighting vehicles, eight armored fighting vehicles, seven vehicles, a d-20 howitzer, and two self-propelled artillery mounts gvozdika. and now about how long ago r

litvinenko grace , hallelujah , litvinenko grace, hallelujah, soo— litvinenko grace, hallelujah, god ordinariate prelate . monsignor. happy easter. the same to you to and yours.- gm" the same to you to and yours. . monsignor. happy easter. the same to you to and yours. thank wow.— same to you to and yours. thank you. why— same to you to and yours. thank you. why would you say that charity is one of the theological virtues.7 and how does that relate to easter? charity is love. i mean , that's charity is love. i mean, that's one translate— charity is love. i mean, that's one translate of— charity is love. i mean, that's one translate of the word that is one translate of the word that rs uses— one translate of the word that rs uses or— one translate of the word that is used of agape— one translate of the word that is used of agape in the new resronenr. — is used of agape in the new testament. it's— is used of agape in the new testament. it's primarily it soones— testament. it's primarily it sronos for— testament. it's primarily it stands for god's love, god's rowe— stands for god's love

litvinenko grace , hallelujah , litvinenko grace, hallelujah, soo— litvinenko grace, hallelujah, godrdinariate prelate . monsignor. happy easter. the same to you to and yours.- gm" the same to you to and yours. . monsignor. happy easter. the same to you to and yours. thank wow.— same to you to and yours. thank you. why— same to you to and yours. thank you. why would you say that charity is one of the theological virtues.7 and how does that relate to easter? charity is love. i mean , that's charity is love. i mean, that's one translate— charity is love. i mean, that's one translate of— charity is love. i mean, that's one translate of the word that is one translate of the word that rs wseo— one translate of the word that rs uses or— one translate of the word that is used of agape— one translate of the word that is used of agape in the new resronenr. — is used of agape in the new testament. it's— is used of agape in the new testament. it's primarily it soones— testament. it's primarily it sronos for— testament. it's primarily it stands for god's love, god's rowe— stands for god's love,

maria valieva mikhaila artyukhin alexei gorshkov olga litvinenko and dmitry evdokimov together.av director gillerovsky reporter working on himself. i really want to visit the trick. this is a very dangerous place. i myself go to trickery without brass knuckles, look. killed say your handkerchief. i don’t believe his motto, because everything you just said is not true could kill. the real killer is his system works flawlessly, stanislavsky turn, just like in shakespeare. rampant without community vsu, that for kiev there is nothing sacred and before that. it is clear, but to paint grenades for easter eggs , to turn easter cake into explosives, what will turn out for all such mockery upstairs before concerts in moscow and st. petersburg , an foreign agent went to kiev to support ukraine. max pokrovsky said that with those who are impossible for their dialogue, it seems to him.

allowed . wounds of several fankols in the capital, they are aronchikov vadim samsonov and olga litvinenkost the crown to the togliatti in the match of the second stage of the semi-final of the way. e regions of the russian football cup and ended the performance in the tournament the meeting in zhigulevsk ended with a score of 2:1 in favor of the hosts . my colleague danila malin watched the match . the picturesque geography of the russian football cup. volga in togliatti, where a beautiful view of the zhiguli mountains opens, behind which the akron stadium is located . history and traditions that began long before the appearance of the akron team. by the way , moscow spartak has memories associated with this region exactly 20 years ago , the semi-final of the cup at this stadium torpedo now, which does not exist as a professional football club. lada almost knocked out. spartak from the tournament, leading 2.0, togliatti lost 2-3 extra time, in that match an assist on the second ball. lada gave yevgeny kaleshin. now it is he who is the head coach of the krona emotional bright. and most imp

to for the north atlantic alliance to take this step regina sevastyanova evgenia zemtsova olga litvinenkon bureau. the kremlin reacted to nato's actions in connection with the crisis in ukraine here is what presidential press secretary dmitry peskov said about the steps of the alliance . it should obviously continue its line of absorbing and drawing ukraine into the alliance about this and about this potential threat. our president also said long before the start, a special military operation, and that's it. this is one more time demonstrates to everyone who is inclined, at least a little to think with his head, the correctness of the president’s decision to start this operation, based on the interests of the russian federation and the need to ensure its security , we are dealing with an aggressive bloc that considers our country as an adversary and encroaches on the security of our country. he would have allowed the sale of rosneft assets in germany without nationalization, we are talking about shares in the nps, which is estimated at 15 billion euros, my colleague, maria kudryavtseva, l

maria valieva mikhaila artyukhin alexey gorshkov olga litvinenko and dmitry evdokimov lead.ister of education sergey kravtsov presented awards to the best teachers in the ryazan region today. the ceremony was timed to coincide with the year of the teacher and mentor. as part of a working trip, the minister also visited the ryazan college of electronics, which takes part in the federal professionalism program sergey kravtsov was shown modern workshops for industrial robotics and oil refining and gas, as well as laboratories for laser technology and welding production. very the important thing is that today this college is also a flagship preparing personnel for the industries and the oil and gas industry and welding, what we saw in mechanical engineering, we are reducing programs due to intensification in order to prepare workers as quickly as possible and the program itself is called the name of the request for the word professional, that is today. uh, as the governments say, there is no longer secondary vocational education. this is, uh, education that produces real profess

he had cash in his apartment there in fact, everything is described very well in falshtina and litvinenkoa, in the first chapter it is immediately described how the hebeshes were started. agents of any time, they became just a merchant, that is, they stopped being hebeshes , stopped doing these special operations in them , the scope went to cabbage. on on on money as they like and there are not many resources for operations anymore, you are engaged in a bank keep an enterprise keep a market keep something else an operation well there is time left something can be planned that is, first of all it was money and influence on the flows well, they corrupted themselves ah and if i told you they lost there is no normal process acts on the basis of law remember we said not according to the rules yes yes yes professionalism is falling well, we also repeatedly change those who are stronger he fights without rules, if it worked, man would not have invented technology, well, you understand, yes, the point is to follow technology , you can take everything by force. here are trying hard to make up for

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head of yamal to run for a new term konstantin panyushkin pavel rudakov ekaterina koryakova dmitry litvinenko one. large construction site in donbass marat fell asleep on the spot controls how to carry out the instructions of the president on the restoration of new russian regions today the focus of the vice-premier is the construction of the reconstruction of the social infrastructure of donetsk and the city of stalevarov khartsyzsk, reportage aleksey ivanova 800 builders are building the main perinatal center of the donetsk people's republic almost around the clock insulation of the façade is in progress, and in parallel, double-glazed windows are being installed here at the construction headquarters. they even launched such a countdown, everything up to seconds on december 1 this year, the construction should be completed precisely by inspecting this construction site, the second day of the business trip of deputy prime minister marat khusnulin to the new regions began, so that such a long trip would take place, the government received approval from the president. many key construction sit

most brazen strikes against british based dissidents, such as the poisoning in 2006 of alexander litvinenkont. sometimes the abusers of foreign critics here don't even bother to hide what they're doing. in october, staff at china's consulate in manchester dragged an anti beijing protester by his hair into the mission's grounds, where he was beaten before being rescued with the help of police and other demonstrators. being a human rights lawyer... uk based lawyers who act for foreign dissidents are now also being targeted with violent threats and other forms of intimidation. i and one of my colleagues, over a period of many months, have had mysterious fake calls appearing on our whatsapp, particularly when we're alone, and alone at night, indicating that someone may know that we're alone or only with one other person. i've had rape threats, death threats, dismemberment threats. barrister keelin gallagher believes that in a rush to secure more overseas trade deals, government ministers are increasingly putting economics before ethics. the uk government currently has a policy of pragmatic enga

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david millibond, who back in 2007 demanded that russia change the constitution then it was the case litvinenkome david millet. ukraine has united the world, said president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky in speeches dedicated to the first anniversary of the war, if only it were true the war certainly united the west but divided the world outside of europe and north america protecting ukraine is not a priority other countries perceive convinced from the west of the importance of this war . at best with skepticism, and at worst with outright contempt , the divergence between the west and other countries goes beyond the question of correctness or the wrongs of the war. rather, it is the result of deep frustration, even actual anger, over the mismanagement of globalization by the west since the end of the cold war, from this point of view, the agreed response from the west to the russian invasion of ukraine has revealed situations where the west has broken its own rules. or when he was clearly inactive in solving global problems. since the financial crisis of 2008, the west has failed to show what i

before the border of georgia two english representatives crossed 5 one of them, the murdered owner litvinenkohe accompanying englishman, crossed the border with georgia through the fonki gorge and for a month were on one of the basta terrorists near nalchik question . what were they doing there? clearly they provided training and apparently funding, so i think that uh, of course you knew this page or did you yes it was yes it was known and deeply studied and absolutely clear clearly, clearly so they will certainly try to do so. therefore, what is, of course, ours. uh, intelligence officers. this journalist was detained. walts, johnul, i will say this is a great achievement. they are still silent. do you know why? because the video of the detention has not yet been published. i think it exists, because if they shout too much, it will be published. i guess it's just all of their uh means trumps they're trying to mean. the formation was what was caught red-handed? of course, apparently all this was recorded, so i hope that it will be deeply painful and uncomfortable. well, finally, an interestin

kingdom with the litvinenko poteontng— kingdom with the litvinenko poisoning, polonium 210 poisoningled strategically so— but you know, he's he's failed strategically so far. well, it's ereotwtetv— strategically so far. well, it's absolutely fascinating to look at absolutely fascinating to look et tre — absolutely fascinating to look at the coasts— absolutely fascinating to look at the coasts of— absolutely fascinating to look at the coasts of this country. tne— at the coasts of this country. we tweet— at the coasts of this country. the threat that— at the coasts of this country. the threat that we— at the coasts of this country. the threat that we are- at the coasts of this country. the threat that we are under, but also the fight back. those two new ships that we're surveying our own coastline with. and absolutely fascinating discussion. former senior military intelligence officer philip ingram , thank you so much philip ingram, thank you so much for talking us through these really important issues . well, really important issues. well, i'm tom harwood on gb news lviv. this is brit

litvinenko astonishing, but the judge , as you've mentioned, the judge, as you've mentioned, the judge and specifically commented on the fact how crucial piece fact that how crucial that piece of evidence in this case. of evidence was in this case. no, i know. no. we no, indeed, i know. no. we reported on it for a long time. case really gripped the nation, not just because the harrowing nature of the victim and by victim course , about victim in this, of course, about olivia i know that olivia pratt—korbel. i know that was and wounded. olivia's was shot and wounded. olivia's mum i that mr. knee as mum. i know that mr. knee as well. joseph nee was also very badly wounded. the judge that said he was to be alive. but the real victim in all of this, of course is olivia. but that made the case extra shocking. you know, a little nine years old, shot, murdered in her own home, but there was, of course, the mystery around it because for a long time there was a manhunt for very long and that for a very long time and that spoke, i think, towards that. and immense amount of secrecy in the crimina