if you do wanna, ludmilla will drive to keep chevy. definitely. we brought a stove and food on the beach because they were going to see fatherland. a 2 step where i had to know that of course the had the most important thing to go home. so knowing you've had people in the hosp to dsl, jason with the russian fascists, driving in your directions and how to make the bottom of wouldn't destroy them. how does the move? we know that ukraine will wind right in that, but it also does are invincible. victory is, was a nama said, go ahead. russian high. they're expecting the city in which the shows what happened to you? city of the, the air raid sirens. it's 7 in the morning. i'd gone out to buy milk. i started running, my daughter was home on the 4th floor. i was hiring. it was snowing and i split. now, i mean a cost pretty of them. with the mobilization, we agreed to meet for another approaches, but nobody kind can you call it. that's when i realized that would be normal, protest dot and rekey. so we've begun distribution, humanitarian aid. that it was a

one each some time later we met ludmilla and started to become more familiar with the place . it's nice to smaller trucks to come up with stuff. the search to let's go. the news of my guys coming out on teams. you're ludmilla will drive to teach studies by getting to that we brought a stove and food on the beach. we're going to see fatherland, a 2 step where a had to go on this. of course the have the most important things to as well. so knowing you've got the people in the hosp to dsl, jason with the russians such as a driving and your directions and how to make the bottom of but destroy them as proof, we know that ukraine will win gray and that, but it also just are invincible. victory is, was a nama, so go ahead. russian, right? they're expecting the city of which the shows what happened to you? city of the, the air raid sirens at 7 in the morning. i'd gone out to buy milk. i started running, my daughter was home on the 4th floor as i was hiring it was snowing and i split. now, i mean the cost of the security of them with the mobility. we agreed to meet for another approach

the news of my guys coming to the volunteers. donors. ludmilla wheel drive to teach studies. definitely, we brought a stove and food on the beach. we're going to see fatherland, a 2 step where i had to know this, of course, the hats, the most important thing too, as well. so knowing you've got people in the hosp to dsl jalen with the russian, such as a driving and your directions, or how to meet the bottom of the destroy them. how does move, we know that ukraine will wind right in that, but it also does are invincible. victory is, was a nama said, go ahead. russian, right? they're expecting the city in which the shows what happened to you, city and the, the air raid sirens. it's 7 in the morning. i'd gone out to buy milk. i started running, my daughter was home on the 4th floor. i was hiring. it was snowing and i split. now i mean a cost interview with the city of need some with the mobilization, we agreed to meet for another approaches, but nobody kind can you call it. that's when i realized that would be no more protest dot and rekey. so we've begun distributing humanitaria

one each sometime later we met ludmilla and started to become more familiar with the place as nice as solar dark supervisor stuff. the search to let's go. the news of my guys coming to the volunteers. this is ludmilla wheel drive to teach studies the by doing to that we brought a stove and food on the beach. we're going to see fatherland, a 2 step where i had to live with. of course the have the most important things to as well. so no one you've had people in the hosp to dsl. jason with the russian fascists. driving in your direction to meet the bottom of but destroyed them. i don't know that ukraine will when are you in the put it off. soldiers are invincible. victory is, was a nama, so go ahead. russian, right? they're expecting the city in which the sure what happened to you? city on the, the air raid sirens. it's 7 in the morning. i'd gone out to buy milk. i started running, my daughter was home on the 4th floor. i was hiring. it was snowing and i split. now, i mean the cost pretty of them with the mobilization, we agreed to meet for another approaches, but nobody can you call it.

like say no valley's mother. ludmilla is trying to find her son's body. she came to the remote prison where he died, only to be told his body had already been sent to the regional capital, nevada and his mother says the last time she saw him was in the prison on monday. he was cheerful and full of energy and despite all the hardship didn't look like someone who was about to die with the lack of transparency around. what caused nevada and the sudden the death his allies want. the storage is to release his body immediately and they have another message should only put in killed them. the whole world knows that it was the russian president who personally gave this order. just as it knows that alexi was never afraid of him, never stayed silent. we must not give up. this is what alexi himself called on us to do is almost similar to see. it's a message resonating with thousands of nevada and these supporters holding vigils across the country despite arrests and intimidation by security forces. this is very sad for us old, but alexa said not to give up. we weren

and these, the allegations that the kremlin has called unacceptable nevada and these mother, ludmilla novelle naya, was seen visiting a move in rushes for news. but his body is believed to be held. she said she was denied access to her son to this day in a row state of nevada, and these team expressed the suspicions about, well, a sore cheese, a cooling, an ongoing autopsy chip. it was to me when you receive some interest go products from me on the investigation, we lost the keys to peeks. they are going to prolong the inspection as long as it suits them. obviously, at least until after the presidential election, we went off with his political opponents imprisoned, disqualified or dead. putin is predicted to win the upcoming elections by alon slide. easy enough, i'll know you as meanwhile, taking her message to the european union. she's told officials there that they need to increase their sanctions on the russian government, which is also going to, urging them to give greater support to those in russia who oppose the government of land improvement. so she arrived in brussels with a c

the vile needs to allegations that the kremlin has called unacceptable nevada and these mother, ludmilla, nevada maya, was seen visiting a move in rushes for news where his body is believed to be held. she said she was denied access to her son to this day in a row state of nevada, and these team expressed the suspicions about, well, authorities a cooling, an ongoing autopsy certificate was to me when you receive some interest, go products from me on the investigation. we lost the keys to peeks, they are going to prolong the inspection as long as it suits them. physically, at least until after the presidential election, we would have with his political opponents imprisoned, disqualified or dead. pretend is predicted to win the upcoming elections by alon slide ukraine's president below the mills, the landscape says the situation on the front line is very difficult due to a shortage weapons. he's or is western allies to stuff up deliveries. officials say the delay in a is giving russia an advantage on the battlefield. off the, some of the most destructive fighting of the 2 year war, the eas

the vile needs to allegations that the kremlin has cold, unacceptable, nevada, and these mother, ludmilla, nevada maya, was seen visiting a move in rushes for news. but his body is believed to be held. she said she was denied access to her son to this day in a row, students and of all these teams expressed the suspicions about, well, a sore cheese, a cooling, an ongoing autopsy chip. it wants to me, when you receive some interest, go products from me on the investigation, we lost at least 2 peaks. they are going to prolong the inspection as long as it suits them. obviously, at least until after the presidential election, even though we were of, with his political opponents imprisoned, disqualified or dead pretend is predicted to win the upcoming elections by alon slide or more of this, i'm joined by the w. russia at all, his cousin teen exit, who joins us from villain, is close to obtain a bond. this body has not been released. his family's been told it won't be released for 2 weeks. why is that delay? well it is a way of inflicting torture on the family of, of uh somebody booted passiona

we met the verstiuk family — among them, 86—year—old grandmother maria and her daughter ludmilla.nted by memories of what they�*d left behind. six months after we filmed this interview, maria died in exile. buried far from her husband and mariupol, the city she loved. dog barks. bugle plays. the war�*s sadness is everywhere now. in lviv recently, the funeral of yaroslav mikholev, one of 380,000 ukrainian soldiers killed or wounded. as we filmed, a veteran erupted in rage. man howls in anguish. man shouts. "death to the enemy," he shouts. an end to the dying, the exile, seems very far away. man continues shouting. fergal keane, bbc news, lviv. north korea has hacked into the personal emails of a member of the south korean presidents team. the hack happened in the run—up to president yoon 5 state visit to britain last november. north korea 5 hacking abilities have become increasingly sophisticated, and this is thought to be the first time it has successfully hacked an official working in the presidents office. our seoul correspondent jean mackenzie has more. this hack was first repo

we met this family — among them, 86—year—old grandmother maria and her daughter, ludmilla.r. a year later, we found the family living in ukraine's peaceful carpathian mountains, but haunted by memories of what they'd left behind. six months after we filmed this interview, maria died in exile. buried far from her husband and mariupol, the city she loved. the war�*s sadness is everywhere now. in lviv recently, the funeral of one of 380,000 ukrainian soldiers killed or wounded. as we filmed, a veteran erupted in rage. man shouts. "death to the enemy," he shouts. an end to the dying, the exile, seems very far away. fergal keane, bbc news, lviv. and you can see the full our world film return to platform 5 on the bbc iplayer. ten roman gems that were stolen from the british museum will go on display to the public tomorrow. the items are among around 350 recovered after the museum discovered that some of its precious pieces had been stolen and sold on ebay. the thefts came to light last year. our culture editor, katie razzall, has the story. tiny engraved gems made of glass, stole

last friday, his mother, ludmilla, is there. it's really 2000 miles away from moscow and she's been trying for the past five or six days to try and get access to the remains of her son. so that she could give it a funeral, give the body of funeral humanely. and she's even started a legal case to try and get access to it because there's been some confusion about where it is. she said she's been misled. well, now, within the past let's few moments, ludmilla navalnaya says that she has actually seen the body of her son, alexei navalny presumably at the mog at the morgue in that small arctic town. but she says that the russian authorities, there are these are her words are attempting to blackmail her to decide when, how and where the remains should be laid to rest. she's saying that they want the burial to take place secretly without the ability of her family to say goodbye. i mean, that's that's all we've got at the moment, but clearly this is an incredibly emotional time for the family of alexey navalny, but it's also an intensely

we met the verstiuk family — among them, 86—year—old grandmother maria and her daughter ludmilla.mily living in ukraine's peaceful carpathian mountains, but haunted by memories of what they'd left behind. six months after we filmed this interview, maria died in exile. buried far from her husband and mariupol, the city she loved. dog barks. bugle plays. the war�*s sadness is everywhere now. in lviv recently, the funeral of yaroslav mikholev, one of 380,000 ukrainian soldiers killed or wounded. as we filmed, a veteran erupted in rage. man howls in anguish. man shouts. "death to the enemy," he shouts. an end to the dying, the exile, seems very far away. man continues shouting. fergal keane, bbc news, lviv. and you can see the full our world film return to platform 5 on the bbc iplayer. there have been more warnings about the impact that artificial intelligence and so—called deepfake images and videos could have on crucial elections in both britain and the united states. a top us law enforcement official has told the bbc that the technology could incite violence even chaos and that to

we met the verstiuk family — among them, 86—year—old grandmother maria and her daughter ludmilla.s, but haunted by memories of what they�*d left behind. six months after we filmed this interview, maria died in exile. buried far from her husband and mariupol, the city she loved. dog barks. bugle plays. the war�*s sadness is everywhere now. in lviv recently, the funeral of yaroslav mikholev, one of 380,000 ukrainian soldiers killed or wounded. as we filmed, a veteran erupted in rage. man howls in anguish. man shouts. "death to the enemy," he shouts. an end to the dying, the exile, seems very far away. man continues shouting. fergal keane, bbc news, lviv. before we go let�*s take you through our top story in the united states where the police in kansas city have seen 22 people shot and injured at the super bowl victory parade at least one of the victims is dead. seven have life—threatening injuries, the police chief speaking a short while back said three suspects were in custody and firearms have been recovered. he said the motive wasn�*t clear yet, it is very much an open investigat

for six days now, in this remote part of russia, his mother ludmilla has been trying to recover his bodyut success. in this video yesterday, she said investigators were threatening a secret burial. today, claims that they have given her an ultimatum. either agree to a funeral away from public view, or the opposition leader will be buried in the penal colony where he died. initially his mother was given three hours to decide. she refused to negotiate, and demanded his body. a wreath from president putin, but not for alexei navalny. president putin was marking the fatherland day. he has made no comment on the death of his most vociferous critic. but reaction from america to the war in ukraine and alexei navalny�*s death. irate america to the war in ukraine and alexei navalny's death.— alexei navalny's death. we are announcing _ alexei navalny's death. we are announcing 500 _ alexei navalny's death. we are announcing 500 new _ alexei navalny's death. we are announcing 500 new sanctions | alexei navalny's death. we are l announcing 500 new sanctions in response... applause in response to put

his family, as well as his mother, ludmilla tries to find the body of the position opposite as her died in the village of hop as some 50 kilometers into the arctic circle. his family members having still received his body and a source, he say they need to make an autopsy to shed some light on the cause of his desk. and at ease may take up to see days or maybe even more. and where gets a report from some position sources not from the state medium that never on the school day right now is in the clinical hospital in the solid called districts in the aux sick and also their reports about bruises that were found on his body and presumably they are associated with seizures and also the publication wise that some kind of complications connected with the agent. know the child could have played a role in his stuff as well. so back in 22 twins has women, but he and his team as well as a number of international aspects of it basically said that's uh uh, that he was poisoned. he was poisoned by that nose agent. nobody choke and hopefully a team of experts, russian experts have flown to uh to the a

one each for them to some time later we met ludmilla and started to become more familiar with the place. it's nice to solve the dark supervisor stuff the search to let's go. the news of my guys coming to the volunteers living in the wheel drive to teach studies. definitely. we brought a stove and food on the beach because they were going to see fatherland. a 2 step where i had to know that of course, the had the most important thing to go home. so knowing you've got people in the hosp to dsl jalen with the russian, such as the driving and your directions and how to meet the bottom of wouldn't destroy them. how does move, we know that ukraine will wind right in that, but it also does are invincible. victory is, was a nama said, go ahead. russian high. they're expecting the city in which the shows what happened to you? city of the, the air raid sirens. it's 7 in the morning. i'd gone out to buy milk. i started running, my daughter was home on the 4th floor. i was hiring. it was snowing and i split. now, i mean a cost interview with the city of them. with the mobilization, we agreed to mee

and clearly not looked after by the authorities day, his mother, according to navalny's team, ludmilla navalnaya went to our ik three, the polar wolf prisoner that's called up in harlem nearly the arctic circle to try and get more information, to perhaps try and retrieve the body. she got a telegram confirming his death, was told to go to a morgue with a body was in the morgues of the body wasn't there. and so navalny's team being quite clear that the circumstances of the investigation as opaque as the circumstances of the death, they'd been told they say initially that nothing quote, criminal has been assessed, but they have absolutely no confidence. i think it's fair to say in those results still, the death of navalny tragic and awful as it is, has provided a very different backdrop here is that which potentially 48 hours ago might have been the case. there were concerns this key annual meeting might've been clouded by former president trump's comments about how do you best might not necessarily uphold its commitments to nato in the future and even code russia to attack what he refer

underway even recovering navalny's remains in russia is proving painstaking he's elderly mother, ludmilla. he's traveled nearly 2000 miles to the remote arctic region where he died in prison, has been told, according to navalny's spokeswoman, that postmortem tests in the body won't be released for at least another two weeks plenty of times, say navalny supporters deeply suspicious the kremlin for the real cause of this sudden tragic death to be hid >> brianna, in another sign of defiance in russia tens of thousands of people here have signed a public petition demanding the immediate release. several navalny's body to his family, but so far the kremlin seem unmoved by those appeals back to you >> matthew chance live in moscow. thank you. >> outfront. now, evgenia kara murza, she is the wife of jailed russian journalist and activist vladimir kara murza. he was arrested after speaking out after putin's invasion of ukraine, and he was recently moved to one of russia's most brutal penal colonies in siberia and is now serving a 25 year sentence of guinea. thank you for being with us tonight. al

increasingly to know where elected about these body is because it's not clear alexey navalny's mother, ludmilla, has traveled the far north penal colony or a tank close by to where she was hoping to recover the body of his son to the family could bury him but the morgue was closed. she was told the body wasn't there. >> and >> one subsequently, have the russian authorities said, look, we're not going to give the body back to the family until we've done a postmortem and that's prompted obviously is a lot of suspicion about the motives for that. alexei navalny's supporters saying, look, i mean, this is about the kremlin hiding the body and high being the real reason the real cause that he suddenly dropped dead late last week, jim >> and what happens to his organization, his movement. matthew well, i mean without a charismatic figure at its head in the way that alexey navalny >> was. it's, it's hard to see how it will continue it in the same way. i mean, you have to say it's already been banned in russia it's leaders and most of its activists have had to leave the country or they're in prison them

comes as all this controversy continues to boil up here with most recently the mother of navalny, ludmilla navalnya moving to thousand miles or so to the north of the country here in russia to try and get access to the remains of her son at failing and now making a personal appeal to vladimir putin to intervene. take a listen i am addressing you vladimir putin, like you have this solution to the issue depends only on you. let me finally see my sunday. i demand that alexey's body be immediately handed over, but i can bury him humanely. >> so an emotional pill there from the vilnius mother, but shortly after she made those remarks to the camera, there it was announced here in russia that her other son or leg, olig, the value alexei navalny's brother has also been announced to buy by the prosecutors to be on the police, wanted list. it's not clear what he's suspected of but it does indicate that the authorities here are not easing up the pressure at all on the navalny family not at all. >> matthew chance in moscow for us. thank you. just ahead. prosecutors unveil new charges in the kansas cit

on the questions being raised, following the valley staff of his family, as well as his mother. ludmilla tries to find the body of the position opposite as her died in the village of hop. some fixed kind of me says into the aux successful his family members. having still received his body and a source, he say they need to make an autopsy to shed some light on the close of his desk. and at ease may take up to see days or maybe even more and where it gets her reports from some position sources not from the state medium that develop the school day at right now is in the clinical hospital in the sally called districts in the sick and also their reports about bruises that were found on his body and presumably they are associated with seizures and also the publication wise that's some kind of complications connected with the agent. no, the child could have played a role in his staff as well. so back in 2020 as remember, he and his team as well as a number of international aspects, basically said that he was poisoned, he was poisoned by that nose agent, nova choke, and hopefully a team of exper

but it comes out of a frustration on the part of the navalny family in particular, ludmilla navalnaya, his mom, who's traveled nearly 2000 miles to the far north of russia to try and get our hands on his body, recover it so as you can have a funeral even made that emotional appeal a couple of days ago to president putin himself to intervene and demanded that the body be returned to her. so as you can have that funeral and barium in a humane way in her words, but those appeals have so far fallen on deaf ears. we still don't really know when navalny's body is and the authorities say it could be a couple of weeks now from now until they're ready to even look at the possibility of giving the body over for burial. >> got to change. appreciate him shortly before a word came of this latest arrest, we also learned that a russian helicopter pilot who defected to ukraine had been murdered, shot dead multiple times in the spanish seaside village night. we know much more. and as soon as melissa bell reports his killing came as no surprise to russian state media let's, would make with me lula go a

we know that alexei navalny's mother, ludmilla, has traveled all the way to the north of russia, abideout 1,000 miles or so. north of the russian capital to try and get access to the body of her son. she was told that it was at a morgue in a little siberian tan called seller card. but when she got there, the morgue was closed and the person inside the body was not there subsequently, the russian authorities say that an initial autopsy on alexey navalny was not conclusive. and they are going to have to do another one. and they're going to keep that body for as long as it takes for those tests to be done. and it could take as long as 30 days. we're told by lawyers for that process to come to an end. and so there is no end in sight at the moment. for the suffering of the navalny family and no certain to either about when we may see, for instance, a funeral for this prominent opposition leader who were told died on friday and so matthew, what might we see in the coming days? might we see more people trying to observe and remember alexey navalny and see more detentions. is that is that what

you mentioned earlier that his mother, ludmilla navalnaya, has traveled the thousands of miles to that penal colony, which is beyond the arctic circle to try and recover the remains of her son. but she's not been successful. the authorities there first denied the body was in the morgue in the arctic town. now they're saying that more postmortem work has to be done for an indefinite period. to try and establish what the cause of death was suddenly on friday. now, navalny's supporters, his anti-corruption team, say that's just an excuse to prevent them getting their hands on the remains of alexey navalny so they can not just hide his body but hide the real reason that he dropped me, that he suddenly died last week. and so there's a lot of suspicion circulating amongst them and amongst people in russia as well as the story continues to unfold in nick paton walsh is with us as well. nic, what is yulia the wife of alexey navalny saying this morning >> yeah, she's given a statement essentially saying she will continue the work of her husband's and laying again clear blame directly towards th

blook, the mother of alexey navalny ludmilla. she's traveled to thousands of miles so the far north inside the arctic circle to the area of his penal colony where he died. to the local town to go to the morgue there to try and recover the remains of her the sun. but first of all, she was told that the body wasn't there. now she's been told that the authorities are going to keep the body for an indefinite period to carry out more tests, to do more postmortems, to try biden established what was the cause of death on friday at that penal colony of alexey navalny alexei navalny supporters his anti-corruption team saying that's just a ruse. that's an attempt by the kremlin to hide the body of alexey navalny and to hide the cause of what caused him to suddenly die in that way. and so there's a great deal of suspicion amongst everybody here, as well as grief and anger across the whole country has people mourn the death of electron valley, fair. >> and as you mentioned, matthew, you are in a place where you're seeing this thought flowers

underway even recovering navalny's remains in russia is proving painstaking he's elderly mother, ludmilla. he's traveled nearly 2000 miles to the remote arctic region where he died in prison, has been told, according to navalny's spokeswoman, that postmortem tests in the body won't be released for at least another two weeks plenty of times say navalny supporters deeply suspicious the kremlin for the real cause of this sudden tragic death to be hidden well wolf in yet another sign of defiance, tens of thousands of russians have now signed a very public petition calling on the authorities to immediately hand back the body or handover the body of alexey navalny to his family so that he can be buried. but at the moment the kremlin seems unmoved by this, this kind of pressure coming from the russian public back to you. >> neither chancellor moscow for us. thank you. matthew, daughter, russia's war against ukraine, kremlin forces making their first major advance in months, capturing a key eastern town but it'd become one of the most fiercely contested battlegrounds. cnn's senior international c

show more clarity when it comes to what happened to alexei navalny especially after his own mother, ludmilla navalnya, has traveled 2000 miles or so to the arctic north of russia to stand outside that penal colony where he died hey, don friday and ask the russian president vladimir putin directly to release her son's remains to her. take a listen >> i haven't been able to see him for five days. they won't give me his body. they don't even tell me where he is. i'm addressing you, vladimir putin, the solution to the issue depends only on you. let me finally see my sunday. i demand that alex's body be immediately handed over so that i can bury him humanely. >> well, that appeal is something that's supported by the russian public as well in the sense that there's a petition that's been making the rounds online, that's been signed by tens of thousands of people, and that's an act of bravery. remember, because people have to put their names and their emails and their dresses when they put their names on a public petition like this, calling for the body of navalny to be released immediately to his

his mother, ludmilla, has traveled to that remote location to try and recover the body of her son, but she was told by the morgue there that the body wasn't there. subsequently the russian authorities have come out and said, look, we're not going to hand the body back to the families, so it can be buried until such time as the autopsy has been completed, which sounds reasonable, of course. but the vowel is supporters. the people in his anti-corruption organization say, this is the kremlin trying to hide the evidence trying to hide the body. and of course, trying to hide the real reason why he died so suddenly in that russian penal colony for it. >> all right, matthew chance. thank you so much. >> in >> moscow all right let's get more now on president biden's reaction to the fall of the ukrainian city of abdivka. cnn white house reporter priscilla alvarez joining us now, priscilla, the president is drawing a direct correlation to the battlefield loss with congress failing to pass ukrainian aid >> he is and in doing that, he's also underscoring the stakes here by essentially saying that