the left—wing opposition candidate kara—murza wins sri lanka's election —— kara—murza wins the sri lankaand hezbollah. the left—wing opposition candidate kara—murza wins sri lanka's election —— kara—murza wins the sri lanka election —— anura kumara dissanayake wins the sri lanka as we have just heard in the last hour the left—wing opposition candidate kara—murza has one sri lanka's presidential poll. the country really having a lot of economic problems in that and an election had to be called. in the last few minutes he has posted a statement on x that, this victory belongs to all of us and together we stand ready to rewrite sri lankan history. the outgoing president trailed in third place. that is the live shot from the election commission in colombo where we have heard that left—wing election candidate anura kumara dissanayake has won the election debate. let's return to our coverage of events in the middle east. lebanon says three people have been killed during intensified exchanges of cross—border fire between israel and hezbollah. in northern israel, thousands of people sought shelt

vladimir kara-murza insists he will _ executed. vladimir kara-murza insists he will in _ executed.ladimir kara-murza insists he will in return at - insists he will in return at some point. the leaders will fall from power he says... far quicker than anyone expects. i believe russia should be a normal, modern, democratic country and i am going to continue working towards that goal when i return. iranian state media say at least fifty—one people are now known to have been killed in an explosion at a coal mine in the east of the country. the blast in the city of tabas in south khorasan province is thought to have been caused by a methane gas leak. iran's president massoud pezeshkian has expressed his condolences to the families of those who died. and called for an investigation into the incident. there were 69 workers in the blocks at the time of the explosion, state tv reported. counting is continuing in sri lanka's presidential election — widely seen as a referendum on the government's handling of the economy. there were a record 38 candidates running to lead the country, including

kara-murza? i said yes.e the phone and says, i'm from the american embassy in ankara. the president of the united states is on the line. >> you've been wrongfully detained for a long time, and we're glad you're home. >> with president biden was kara-murza's family. >> we're in the oval office. >> you've done a wonderful thing by saving so many people. i think there were 16 of us on the plane. i don't think there are many things more important than saving human lives. >> it felt surreal. it felt more emotional than i'd ever felt at any point in my life. >> there had been many emotions for jake sullivan, who for years could tell desperate families only to keep waiting. >> and most of the time as you can imagine those are tough conversations. but not today. today -- excuse me. today was a very good day. >> you know, it's one thing to speak about protecting freedom or protecting human rights. but it's quite another thing to actually do something to protect them. and whatever else president biden and chancellor s

mr kara—murza himself didn't know he was going to be released.im was more ominous. i was asleep when suddenly the doors to my prison cell burst open and a group of prison officers barged in. i was woken up. i saw that it was dark. i asked what time it was. they said 3am. and they told me to get up and get ready in ten minutes. and at that moment, i was absolutely certain that i was being led out to be executed. vladimir kara—murza spent years as an opposition politician in russia and insists he will return at some point. the current rulers in the kremlin, he says, will fall from powerfar quicker than anyone expects. i think russia deserves a better future than to live underan archaic, murderous, aggressive dictatorship that it's lived under for the past 25 years. i believe russia should be a normal, modern, democratic european country — and i'm going to continue working towards that goal, whatever it takes. paul moss, bbc news. a doctor who developed me after catching covid said nhs patients like i have been left to rot. doctor betty williams has

plus this fact, plus the dismissal of kara murza, which today, says kara murza, i don't like, but theact that it came out also suggests that something is opening up somewhere, even if we don't know all the details. before the program, we talked with you about how to comment on the durov case when we know so little about it, you said, we should just say what we know.

i have already explained everything to your murza.y and i have been out of business for a long time. now stand still. both of you! hold your hands so i can see. calm down. calm down, we have ours, here is the id in my pocket, i take it out slowly. sadly. here. belkin, is that you? well, i am. let's talk, velkin, hello, tell me to your main witch that i want to take a shower, let them return the water to my room, i understand, you are tatyana on leprand, how do you know, my local surname is veselova, i wonder who came up with it for me, i have... no time to talk, i am from the police and i am here to help you get out of here, oh how, try, i tried twice in vain, try not to take psychotropic drugs today, you should be in shape by the evening, your shape has already been destroyed, what is your name? fyodor, i will try, fyodor, so what have you forgotten here, for the money they pay for me here, you could at least change your towel once a day, otherwise you walk around here with your vitamins, and i demand that i get my shower back. i alr

plus this fact, plus the release of kara murza, which today, says kara murza, i don't like, but the factme out also indicates that something is opening somewhere, even if we don't know all the details. before the program we were talking to you about how commenting... a stupid thing when we don't know so much about it and you said we should just say what we know, so we 're drawing in this picture this week what we know, we see that something new is opening, it is not yet clear what kind of puzzle everything will be, but these dots will certainly connect, pavel koval, maria gurska, watch us every sunday at 15:30 and 22 in ukrainian on espresso, polish on pavel koval's youtube channel and read our conversations on sestrye. in both languages, thank you thank you very much, tired of the mess in the kitchen, constantly having to go through a bunch of pans to find the right one, you need savevory pro set, unbox tv, savevory pro pans fold into each other and take up so little. and the price is only from uah 999. the sejory pro set is five pans from one to 9 liters with lids for any occasion. use

plus this fact, plus the release of kara murza, which today, kara-murza says, i don't like, but the fact that it came out also shows that something is opening somewhere, even if we don't know everyone details before the program, we talked with you about how to comment on the durov case when we know so little about it. and you said, we just have to say what we know. so, we are drawing on this picture this week what we know, we see that something new is opening, it is not yet completely clear in which puzzle everything will fit, but these dots will definitely connect, pavel koval, maria gurska, watch us every sunday at 15:30 and the 22nd in ukrainian on espresso, in polish on pavel koval's youtube channel and read our conversations in eu sisters in both languages. thank you, thank you very much. now i have a toothpaste that does more. lacalut active plus with a plus of active ingredients. i use it to overcome problems with clear and unpleasant smell. lacalus activ+ with two-phase technology. actively overcomes bleeding gums and gives fresh breath. lacalot active plus. action. which you fee

the khan gave an evasive answer, without formally declaring war on poland, but ordered the perekop murzastocratic title, such as: tugai bey, to march together with khmelnytsky. on april 18 of the same 1648, khmelnytsky returned to the sich and presented the results of his trip to the crimea. the colonels and the cossack elders at the sich accepted him with enthusiasm and the cossacks elected bohdan hetman of the zaporozhian army, having waited for the 400-strong detachment of the perekop murza at the end of april. an eight-thousand-strong cossack-tatar army left the sich. khmelnitsky defeated the poles in the battle at yellow waters, then defeated the poles at korsun. then the entire polish crown army of peacetime perished. more than 20 thousand people were confused by the cossack uprising. immediately after these victories, the main forces of the crimean tatars , led by khan islam giri, arrived in ukraine. since there was no one left to fight with, although the khan was supposed to help khmelnitsky at korsun, but he did not have time. then, in connection with this, a a joint parade in t

so on friday, ifeel really honoured to have met vladimir kara—murza and his wife evgenia kara—murza.ouple of times in the last year while he, her husband, was locked up in a russian prison. he's one of putin's critics. he's an opposition politician, and he was in a grim cell for more than two years in solitary confinement, and he believed that he might die injail. and she spoke very movingly to us about how she was trying to campaign to get him out. her fears that he would suffer the same fate as alexei navalny. of course, the russian opposition leader who was killed not so long ago. but vladimir then, all of a sudden in the summer, was one of more than 20 prisoners who were part of the biggest prisoner exchange since the cold war. and now he's free. and i was lucky enough to meet them on friday. and he told me about the, you know, incredible series of events. and here's just a snippet of him talking about the morning that he was woken up at 3am by prison guards, which was the beginning of his release from captivity. but he didn't know that then. i was asleep when suddenly the doors

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it would be possible to make a beautiful story out of this, sell it well. how did old man joe kara murza thank for his service, who was not granted an audience? we have a debt to those people who made efforts to release, we must justify, work it out, why did the exchanged brewer never call his mother from germany, we were waiting for his return on september 2, well, it didn't work out. who decided to relax a little after the zone? the meaning of my work is that russia became a peaceful, civilized, european. country, but why, having received freedom, did they continue to hate the country in which they were born, this crowd lived by the principle, this country must be betrayed, sold, they did it, returned theirs today at 16:20 on ntv. russian premiere from monday at 20:00 on ntv. i bought my husband a smartphone on ozon, and i bought an electric razor, and i bought my husband a drill. you don't have a husband. will it be with such a drill? sale of electronics on azon. samsung headphones for 4,399. ention electric razor for 919. installments without overpayments. watch vk video. here is eve

and don't miss ourfirstjoint interview with vladimir and evgenia kara—murza.is one of putin's fiercest critics and feared for his life while he was locked up in one of the kremlin�*s jails. but now he is free and has been reunited with his wife and has been reunited with his wife and children. they tell us their incredible story. i was woken up, i saw that it was dark. i asked what time it was. they said sam, and they told me to get up and get ready in ten minutes. and at that moment i was absolutely certain that i was being led out to be executed. and with us in liverpool, the housing campaigner kwajo tweneboa, the boss of iceland, richard walker, who was a convert to the labour cause last year. and claire ainsley, who worked for keir starmer during the hard yards of opposition. let's start with what's making the news. no surprise, the mail and the express both splash on downing street rows — a picture of keir starmer and his chief of staff in a corporate box at the football. the observer and the mirror are a bit more friendly — with the pm vowing no going ba

opposition activist kara murza did not like to talk about meetings with european diplomats.was there some kind of meeting? well, let's talk about it, why don't you answer the question. his friends, foreign diplomats from 24 countries, answered for him. they came as a group. estonia, germany, canada, denmark, spain, and the us and uk ambassadors themselves were present. today, vladimir karamurza was sentenced to 25 years in prison. we keep up hopes mr. karamurza on the right of every citizen of russia to vote in their country, and we share these hopes and will work on this. together with accusations of discrediting. well, for example, there is this former mundap foreign agent yashin, what kind of prog is he? well, even if, while in russia, he was always in the shadow of navalny's crowd, always, under all circumstances. yashin is best known to residents of the krasnoselsky district of moscow. in the fall of 1917, he was elected chairman of the local council of deputies. after that imagined himself a great politician, although little has changed since his arrival, but'. it was,

so, evgenia kara—murza, who is the wife of a russian opposition politician, spoke to us on the programmeigning for her husband vladimir�*s release. he was a political prisoner who was locked up by vladimir putin. he was then one of the prisoners who was released in the prisoner exchange at the beginning of august. hugely dramatic event — 16 russian political prisoners 16 russian political prisoners were freed, eight russians on the other side, including one of putin's assassins, were exchanged and went back to russia. so, it was a huge story, a real kind of sensational story in the summer. and i'm pleased to say we were able to do the first joint interview with the couple yesterday, since they've been reunited and hearing about the drama of his release, and also talking to her about when she knew that he was going to be freed, and hearing her children talk to him on the phone once he was free, and how they were reunited as a family was incredibly moving. and we'll be playing that interview tomorrow. and i think, podcasters, there will be a full special episode of the whole interview, so

i was in somalia, mogadishu but what i collected my what my memory collected from kara-murza bury is beyond possibility of arrangement of the memory you wrote more than the israeli or jewish soul was murdered here it was our common conscience, unquote. >> what do you mean by that? >> i think that's it. was a shock for the world, the entire world so this you know, generally in you have cruelty in any war, but there is a motive, there is a reason you want to territory, you want a political victory these, these atrocities were just for nothing just fell for atrocity raping women, burning children, killing entire families, taking hostages while a dress today as if they were cattle, calls this is rather unprecedented. the whole stage capture is unprecedented progress since antiquity, since the hostages less the sabine and the romance equals a very incredible moment. an event with a capital e, with you know, in your book. >> here it is right here on israel alone, showing it right there. you take aim at the united nations for how they responded to the sexual violence, the rapes, and the sex

being released for his part of the east west prisoner swap, british russian dissident vladimir kara—murzabed southern lebanon after two of its soldiers were killed and hezbollah's leader condemns two days of deadly attacks. we go to the daily express and they've gone with i survived atomic bomb tests and cancen survived atomic bomb tests and cancer. but will i survive this winter? and it's an raf veteran who risked his life during the atomic bomb test. fears the bitter cold of winter, though apparently could could pose him more of a threat. he's 86 years old and this is all part of the daily express. wonderful. what would you call it? crusade. crusade? of course. >> winter . fuel cuts. winter. >> winter. fuel cuts. winter. >> winter. fuel cuts. winter. >> the winter fuel. crusade that they are doing it. it's very important stuff. this. but let's whizz ourselves over to the daily mail now. english identity is under threat, warns robert jenrick. he says that mass immigration and woke culture have put england's national identity at risk. i'm going to i'm going to start us on with that one, i

and don't miss ourfirstjoint interview with vladimir and evgenia kara—murza.