hospital in germany however his condition is non-life threatening from costa ok let's bring in neil clark author and journalist the dissaving good to have you back on thanks neal germany as we heard there is reportedly willing to cooperate with russia on the bounty case what sort of cooperation do you think we could see. what we need to have the fullest possible cooperation really don't we obviously something happened. on the flight we've got the german doctor saying that they believe it was poisoning the russian doctors who looked at him and looked after him after what happened on the flight said there was no evidence of poisoning we got to try to establish together the germans and the russians actually what happened i mean that seems very very important everybody you know and let's sort of ashamed of it to the germans come back and say look we found the substance we're sure he was poisoned. then a criminal investigation inevitably have to happen in russia. oh absolutely yes i mean it is it is if you the question is if he was of course and put it this way what happened to him on that fli

and a journalist neil clark for their views on the use support for the belorussian opposition it line taken by the question koch has been these people are basically stooges of the west and should have only a statement actually backed that up she's talking about getting 3 mini euro's to the opposition so look at frankly said i'd be quite used to 530 the opposition takes about if the end of belarus as an independent country will become a e.u. nato satellite state. and so that for the opposition got a quick very carefully. with this endorsement because it's ecstatically what the question is claiming that they have a question of balance and if they are to maintain public support they've got to make clear to people that they are not i think it's a double edged sword for the opposition isn't. it looks like there is a strong pressure within the e.u. especially you. bro american allies of the united states like poland and the tech states to push you to take much more radical stand. against the belarusian government and doing so to mexico and we know dutch germany and france are not sure exter

condition is non-life threatening we've been discussing developments with journalist and broadcaster neil clark and also author of in russia analyst martin mccauley both feel there's been too much jumping to conclusions. we have to wait. we really think it will take longer for the germans to come up with their make malaysian and we're still in the in-between stage where the prosecutor general motors who say we have europeans and the germans are saying we think it's close but at present we're not able to identify new agents and therefore the kondraty said it was going to let's let's be honest given the geopolitical context of this then whatever the russians come up with is going to be criticize an attack because if there was a full russian investigation it came out and said it wasn't poison of course a lot of people who got an axe to grind with russia wouldn't wouldn't except that whatever happens many people have already jumped forgotten stage 8 going to even be on stage be it someone of course it was the kremlin it will not necessarily there were a number of a number of people who have who hav

nato troops in poland and lithuania we asked a political analyst to brno where ski and journalist neil clark for their views on that use support for the belorussian opposition. the line take about a question has been that these people are basically of the west and last statement actually backs that up she's talking about you know with through many euro's to the opposition so look at frankly said i think we're just defiantly that if the opposition takes about it to the end of belarus as an independent country it will become a nato satellite puppet state and so therefore the opposition is going to crack very carefully here with this e.u. endorsement because it's exactly what the question is claiming that they are the puppets of western powers and if they are to maintain public support they've got to make clear to people that they are not i think it's a double edged sword for the opposition isn't. it looks like there is this troll brescia within the e.u. especially you. blow american allies of the united states like poland and the tick states to push you to take much more radical stands. agains

just on the issue of european involvement perhaps interference journalist and broadcaster neil clark told us that the belorussian opposition should be very careful in accepting any aid package from the e.u. . the line taken by the question coach has been that these people are basically stooges of the west and 1st syllable and statement actually accent up she's talking about you know with 3000000 euros to the opposition so look at the 2nd i think what just if i believe that if the opposition takes about it's the end of belarus as an independent country it will become a e.u. nato satellite puppet state and so therefore the opposition is going to tread very carefully here with this endorsement because it's exactly what the bush and co is claiming that they are the puppets of western powers and if they are to maintain public support they've got to make clear to people that they are not i think it's a double edged sword for the opposition isn't. talking of endorsements there's also been one from u.s. presidential hopeful joe biden he tweeted that washington to quote support to call up ski

we've been speaking with journalist and broadcaster neil clark thank you for joining us on the program today thank you jacqueline with those world powers turning their focus on belarus artie's daniel hawkins finds out what's at stake. just a fortnight ago many western viewers may have barely heard of belarus that will change the thousands paul out of the streets in protest over the disputed presidential election is the country's geography which between its big east the neighbor and europe sees the interests of international players intertwine and clash. officially the e.u. is dismissed the elections as neither free nor fair. as persona non-grata and already begun drawing up new sanctions lists citing human rights violations in the wake of police violence because it is withheld e.u. why discussions on sanctions against those responsible for human rights violations how these sanctions will be organized and whether there will be further restrictive measures depends on the further actions of the bully russian authorities. condemnation was perhaps predictable but there is no shared view of

as a prank there which in the same broadcast neil clark believed that there might be some people deliberately staring the protest. if the 8 of these protests is to dislodge the velour singh government and president bush and co then. they will be violence because of course what they want is to have the the over reaction or or response from the north or it is it is violent people getting killed which is a good many used to have those who want to see origi changing by the west bank come up and say look people have died stepaside look and co sanction us etc i think we've seen this this film this movie before haven't we where we have united states and our allies in other countries say even before a vote is cast that we will not accept this result whatever happens it look and go we we won't accept it and that that encourages then people to go out go out and the agent provocateurs the idea who also go out there and provoke violence that the response from the author were to be used which could then be used against you or it isn't it to legitimize further 'd. the government. in beirut the people there

you could ask that you've done here dr neil clark why do you are out here with.is out have on the program that i'm on. you can hear pivotal if there are are. perfect cover all of the foia with those all that they owe you. our their love of the world of how far. a lot of them are god that he is god that. for the hello. oh oh. oh oh oh oh. cause i. was. ever come on your. mind of. the. wall why did you have it. on. my. mind a would ask. well it's about heart you and i each and i. made last the whole 9 yards by neocons they are those the corner. what happens if i wasn't. with. him you a couple. they one knew her and i knew i knew ha ha til butts why don't you hassling shelter lowboy give me the new our job now to sort out how you can be of this the whole world would you be are you who would turn our lady who so many who. love. the way. i've ever heard a. say . that i don't care i home to live it up to see a. very. very mythical good then we even have to. have been there can we get more time to almost. sometimes think right i'm sure. no. one when when did it happen t

mcgill accusing clarke of continuously being in his eyeline as he was trying to play. and what a disaster neilre play could even start! he spilt coffee all over himself, and the floor and had to leave for a change of clothes before play could get under way. he currently leads barry hawkins 6—4 in the evening session. with the new premiership season beginning next week, there's some positive news for grassroots rugby today. training can be stepped up to involve matches, but with no contact. the professional game does allow that and, ahead of its return, our reporterjohn watson has been to twickenham, to speak to england's head coach. yes, grassroots rugby returns, not quite as we know it, though. there will be no full contact training, but what we are seeing is clubs able to train in larger groups and getting back to playing a sport they love. the definite date locked in with the elite men's game returning on friday. i know one man who is going to be keeping a close eye on the resumption of the premiership. it is the england head coach. great to speak to you. i presume you will be keeping a clo

clark kent. we always hide the next hero in the next book we do if you read i am harriet tubman you find neil armstrong who should i be looking for? very tricky of you. you are the intelligence person in the crowd. we are making them younger than ever. i am not telling you but a good try. in the back. >> your books becoming movies, if not yet, would you want that, if so which book would you pick? >> making any movies, what are you doing? doing movies or tv, we might be doing tv. someone knows we are doing something, we are not announcing it yet but we will be doing it soon. it is not what you think. when the time comes, i love secrets. i can keep a secret. i can tell he is going to get them. i would love them to make a movie. i don't see anyone casting it. everyone says you look like that doctor on er and i always say cluny? thanks for laughing at my handsomeness. appreciate that. go with it. i love to tell stories, i have been able to tell these stories. whether they make the film or not, hollywood messes up everything anyway. other quick questions? >> way way back - >> forever came to the sign, the s

clark can't. but we always hide the next hero in the next book and if you read i am. and you can find neil armstrong and he asks who is in the next book i should be looking for clearly you are the intelligence person in this crowd tonight . we are making them younger than ever and i'm not telling you atall but it's a good try, i appreciate . 2 morequestions . >> are the thoughts of any of your books becoming movies and would you want and if so which book would you pick. >> are they making any movie finally, what are youdoing? are doing tv . we might be doing tv. and looking at someone in this room who knows exactly that we will be doing something in tv and we're not announcing but we will be doing it soon and it's not what you think . it's going to be great and when the time comes, trust me. i love secret. i can keep a secret. that dude can't. he keeps secrets and i can tell he's going to get them but me i would love for them to make a movie, i don't see anyone casting, the city and i are like cluny and everything and that's fine. they said the you know you look like that doctor in er and