nadezhda buyanova worked at this moscow clinic.ine were legitimate targets. the mother, whose ex—husband had been killed fighting in ukraine, recorded an emotional video and then wrote to the police. a denunciation. it led to the doctor's arrest, trial and conviction. "the sentence is monstrously harsh," the doctor's lawyer, 0skar cherdzhiyev, tells me. "even given what's happening in russia today, "we didn't expect this." but last month, a moscow nurse, 0lga menshikh, was sentenced to eight years in prison on the same charge. that was for two anti—war posts on social media. as for nadezhda buyanova, she's been a children's doctorfor a0 years. now, she's a prisoner. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. ukraine's military says russia suffered a second straight day of record losses in the war. ukraine claimed that on monday, russia suffered 1,950 casualties, defined as deaths or injuries. ukraine said russia the previous day suffered a record 1,770 casualties. meanwhile memorials have been laid fora ukrainian mother and three children,

nadezhda buyanova worked at this moscow clinic.ian soldiers in ukraine were legitimate targets. the mother, whose ex—husband had been killed fighting in ukraine, recorded an emotional video and then wrote to the police. a denunciation. it led to the doctor's arrest, trial and conviction. "the sentence is monstrously harsh," the doctor's lawyer, 0skar cherdzhiyev, tells me. "even given what's happening in russia today, "we didn't expect this." but last month, a moscow nurse, 0lga menshikh, was sentenced to eight years in prison on the same charge. that was for two anti—war posts on social media. as for nadezhda buyanova, she's been a children's doctor for a0 years. now, she's a prisoner. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news in the uk. the police watchdog is looking into the death of a 17—year—old girl, who died after being hit by traffic when she got out of a police car on the m5 in somerset. police say she was being transported to custo

nadezhda buyanova worked at this moscow clinic.iers in ukraine were legitimate targets. the mother, whose ex—husband had been killed fighting in ukraine, recorded an emotional video and then wrote to the police. a denunciation. it led to the doctor's arrest, trial and conviction. "the sentence is monstrously harsh," the doctor's lawyer, 0skar cherdzhiyev, tells me. "even given what's happening in russia today, "we didn't expect this." but last month, a moscow nurse, 0lga menshikh, was sentenced to eight years in prison on the same charge. that was for two anti—war posts on social media. as for nadezhda buyanova, she's been a children's doctor for a0 years. now, she's a prisoner. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. the un secretary—general has warned world leaders we are facing the final countdown to limit global temperature rises. it comes as a new report shows carbon dioxide emissions are set to hit a new high this year, with experts saying there's no sign of the use of fossil fuels peaking. as the united nations climate change con

nadezhda buyanova worked at this moscow clinic.ian soldiers in ukraine were legitimate targets. the mother, whose ex—husband had been killed fighting in ukraine, recorded an emotional video and then wrote to the police. a denunciation. it led to the doctor's arrest, trial and conviction. "the sentence is monstrously harsh," the doctor's lawyer, 0skar cherdzhiyev, tells me. "even given what's happening in russia today, "we didn't expect this." but last month, a moscow nurse, 0lga menshikh, was sentenced to eight years in prison on the same charge. that was for two anti—war posts on social media. as for nadezhda buyanova, she's been a children's doctorfor a0 years. now, she's a prisoner. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. the mp trying to legalise assisted dying in england and wales says it's about "shortening death" not "ending life" and governed by the strictest rules in the world. under the proposals — being put forward by kim leadbeater — an adult would have to be terminally ill and expected to die within six months and they'd ha

but dr nadezhda buyanova was on trial for spreading fake news about the russian army. s absurd," nadezhda tells me. "i can't get my head around what's happening to me." there's been huge interest in this case. huge concern, too, about how it would end for the 68—year—old paediatrician. so the verdict was announced a few moments ago — a prison sentence of five and a half years for comments allegedly made about the war in ukraine. it shows, i think, that for russia now, a war abroad is fuelling repression at home. nadezhda buyanova worked at this moscow clinic. there, a patient�*s mother claimed the doctor told her russian soldiers in ukraine were legitimate targets. the mother, whose ex—husband had been killed fighting in ukraine, recorded an emotional video and then wrote to the police. a denunciation. it led to the doctor's arrest, trial and conviction. "the sentence is monstrously harsh," the doctor's lawyer, 0skar cherdzhiyev, tells me. "even given what's happening in russia today, "we didn't expect this." but last month, a moscow nurse, 0lga menshikh, was sentenced