oleg, thank you very much in moscow. _ by potential. oleg, thank you very much in moscow.y much in moscow. we will - by potential. oleg, thank you very much in moscow. we will be - by potential. oleg, thank you very. much in moscow. we will be talking with you through the course of the day. here in the uk senior doctors have called for a shorter gap between the first and second doses of the pfizer—biontech covid vaccine. health officials extended the wait from three to 12 weeks so as many people as possible could be vaccinated. but the british medical association wants that halved. it comes after a warning that the new uk variant of the disease may be more deadly than first thought. danjohnson has this report. there's a new tone to the government's message — not just follow the rules, but asking us all to acknowledge the pressure on hospitals and question our movements, our level of interaction. look them in the eyes and tell them you're doing all you can to stop the spread of covid—19. transmission rates have been fueled by the new variant of coronavirus, and now there ar

our moscow correspondent, oleg boldyrev, joins us.tures now from moscow, where hundreds have gathered to protest. the crowd are mixing with security forces don't own riot gear, and members of the public. hopefully we'll be returning to moscow live to get the latest situation there, but at the moment, things are looking relatively calm as the evening continues. senior doctors have called for the maximum i2—week gap between the first and second doses of the pfizer coronavirus vaccination to be halved. in a private letter to england's chief medical officer, which has been seen by the bbc, the doctors union, the bma, called the delay difficult to justify. the government argues the longer gap can saves lives by allowing more people to receive a first jab more quickly. our health correspondent anna collinson reports. it's the largest vaccination programme in british history and to many so far, it's been a success but there are calls for the pfizer/biontech second dose to be given more quickly. the manufacturers have no data to back up the i

at the same time, oleg penkovsky's says castro might do something desperate.cia gave penkovsky the nickname hero for the vast documentary intelligence he gifted them. for the world debriefings he gave, that was shaky intelligence. this is what we do. we give multiple code names to mask the source of this intelligence. colonel coup clint ski who spied for the cia in the 19 seventies, his nickname was gall and the intelligence from him was called chrysanthemum. meanwhile, the kennedy brothers, the president and attorney general, are pressuring the cia to do something about the castro regime. the bay of pigs was embarrassing. it looks like they want revenge. they don't like being humiliated. they liked covert action. christopher andrews mentioned that they approved more covert action than even president eisenhower, and they especially like covert action against castro, infiltration of agents, propaganda, sabotage, and though it was never mentioned out loud, assassination plots. the code name for all these efforts is mongoose. mostly, plans to destabilize the cuba

his friends and family the russian police raided nirvana's moscow apartment and detained his brother oleg. they also raided the apartment where his wife lives. they broke my door in and then not letting in my lawyer. and we just to see what we see that a series of raids on members of the anti corruption foundation were launched today it's a clear improved a disk by relation of the right of the fence as a lawyer i can see that you yes rights are violated as well as rights of those who are deprived of lawyers. alexina volleys personal doctor was also a target honest as you have us so you have a continue to play the piano as police raided her home was. empty kremlin sentiment has rarely been this public during president vladimir putin's time in power no volley analysts say will be looking to make the most of it . which is george x. you know what what alexei nobody wants to do now is to prepare for a situation when he and the main opposition leader can become a real contender for power. in washington president joe biden's new secretary of state was straightforward in his assessment as i say w

our moscow correspondent, oleg boldyrev, joins us. it's nearly afternoon in moscow.getting about the scale of the protests, both in the capital and what is happening elsewhere in the country? we and what is happening elsewhere in the country?— the country? we are reaching the a ex, the country? we are reaching the apex. both _ the country? we are reaching the apex, both moscow _ the country? we are reaching the apex, both moscow and - the country? we are reaching the apex, both moscow and st - the country? we are reaching the - apex, both moscow and st petersburg. we saw the width of the protests in moscow and in st petersburg will see the height of it. the numbers are no bigger than the last major bout of activity in moscow in the summer of 2019. the tension is quite tough —— detention. it stands at 360 across the country. the website run by an ngo which monitors the detention crashed so we don't know the current count but the current pictures are very typical and unfortunately the promises of the crackdown which police and authorities issued over this week are comi

everyone should be blessed by the holy water we pray for russia and heal people may god bless them oleg with his medals with pride his cossack mother was born here she met his father when he came from southern russia to live here off to world war 2 it is it is this roof of the russians in this region are deep rooted we have been here for generations so we feel like kurdistan is our motherland. their ancestors came from far away to expand an empire but for these russians killed a star has always been hollow chance trafford al-jazeera. northern cuba storm. rescuers in china are drilling new shelfs into a gold mine hoping to reach workers who have been trapped for almost 12 days they've been stuck think below ground since explosion in the mine in the major gold producing region of shandong rescuers have been in contact with 11 workers but the face of 10 of those remains on player and he's one miner has died from his injuries . fishermen in the philippines are angry of a government has to import thousands of tons of fish and he lost their jobs when the tel volcano erupted last year and the

oleg wears his medals with pride his cossack mother was born here she met his father when he came from southern russia to live here after world war 2. this was a fluke the russians in this region are deep rooted we have been here for generations so we feel like kurdistan is our motherland. their ancestors came from far away to expand an empire but for these russians kyrgyzstan has always been holland. 0. northern kurdistan. your child is there with me so robin a reminder of our top stories u.s. president joe biden's lowish what he calls a full scale war time strategy to be to cave at 19 he signed executive orders including emergency legislation to boost vaccine production and requiring international travelers to quarantine on arrival we didn't get in this mess overnight it's going to take months for us to turn things around but let me be equally clear we will get through this we will defeat is pandemic and to a nation waiting for action let me be the clearest on this point help is on the way to day to day i would value the national strategy on covert 90 and executive actions to be to s

our moscow correspondent, oleg boldyrev, joins us.est from moscow as you are able to piece together the picture? are able to piece together the icture? �* , ., are able to piece together the icture? h ., , .,, picture? it's in that phase where the number _ picture? it's in that phase where the number of _ picture? it's in that phase where the number of protesters - picture? it's in that phase where the number of protesters on - picture? it's in that phase where - the number of protesters on pushkin square probably reached the maximum now. for quite some time, police have been detaining people at random, slicing the crowd by the flank of heavily protected riot police personnel. they count as running into hundreds now. from the experience of past actions in moscow, in moscow alone, then there is a large crowd in st petersburg, the number of arrested probably will be in the high hundreds. people are turning up despite all warnings that the action has not been sanctioned. there is already a complication in estimates of how many turned up.

being speak fluent french from her junior year abroad that she spent in france and she usually wore olegssini, but when in paris wore givenchy and here at the state dinner that the french threw for her and the palace of versailles. shooe she'd also accompanied her husband to vienna where he was having a difficult meeting with khrushchev, the head of the soviet union and mrs. kennedy was the good will ambassador with mrs. khrushchev and she was the second from the right in the fairly long suit that was quite bold in its floral design and she apparently was a lovely woman and lovely woman. this is educated, multilingual. if you were an unaligned country and you had to choose whether to go with the americans and the soviets and you could decide on the presentation and how the first lady of the country looked, i think you might choose mrs. kennedy. she did a semiofficial visit to india and pakistan in 1962. she went with her sister and just the very fact that she could approach both of those countries and both of those leaders were tensions were taut between them. here she is. just a wonderf

she usually wore a leg casino -- oleg cassini gowns and suits because he was an american designer.ere she is at the state dinner. in the middle picture, it's intriguing as well because she accompanied her husband on that trip to the summit in vienna where he was having a difficult meeting with the head of the soviet union. she was being that goodwill ambassador, and she is the second from the right in the fairly long suit that is quite bold in its floral design, she apparently was a lovely woman, she was very well educated, multi lingual. as a bit of a joke, i say if you are an unaligned country and as a bit of a joke, i always say if you were an un-allied country and you had to decide whether to go with the americans or the soviets and could only decide based on the presentation of the first lady, i think you might choose misses kennedy. she also did a semi official visit to india and pakistan in 1962. she went with her sister. just the very fact she could approach both of those countries and both of those leaders when tensions were often very taught between them, here she is, jus

navalny's brother oleg was arrested and detained for 48 hours.'s allies. one woman did not stop playing the piano when the police raided her home. ♪♪ russian protests have had a theatrical element since 2012 when the women of pussy riot received prison sentences after they performed an anti-putin protest song at a moscow cathedral. pussy riot's latest protest music video is called "rage." it was filmed in st. petersburg where some of the people in the video were arrested for participating in it. the video will be released on monday. here is some of that video. ♪♪ >> joining us now is a founder member of pussy riot. nadia, thank you for joining us tonight. i want to get your reaction to what it means to vladimir putin when president biden talks to him about the poisoning of alexei navalny, the white house notes on the phone call said that president biden talked to vladimir putin about the poisoning of alexei navalny. what affect does that have on vladimir putin and in russia? >> well, thank you for having me, and from the point of the protestors,

mr navalny�*s brother, oleg, and his office coordinator have been held.of thousands of farmers have been protesting on the outskirts of delhi against the new laws, which they say will benefit large agriculture companies. with festivals including glastonbury cancelled because of the pandemic, music fans across much of the world have had to settle for performances filmed remotely. but in new zealand, the success of the government's covid strategy has meant thousands of people still gather for live concerts. our reporter, mark savage, has spoken to one local band who could, for now, claim to be the biggest live act in the world. we need to get back to the stage, so i need you to clear a path for us to walk straight down this line here. a scene that is unimaginable in most of the world right now. but with just 25 covid—related deaths in new zealand, the country's ban on mass gatherings has been lifted and the rock band six60 are out every weekend playing to thousands of fans. for the first gig back, when you walked out on stage, how did it feel? it felt right

and his brother oleg, and the doctor, anastasia. a very interesting figure.very prom nanl as head of the group called the doctor's alliance, exposing the called doctors alliance, regarding the improper distribution of ppe. we should see them released before sunday's -- it's a very typical practice to round up the usual suspects before a protest action, but what we're seeing is a bit more ominous. they're facing actual criminal charges under the covid regulations. they have been on the books since the pandemic and have harsh penalties. some of them are up to two years, but also they can get you for five years if they can demonstrate that somebody died because of your violation, so the stay in and out wields a very powerful weapon over the opposition leadership if they choose to prosecutor. here in russia, prosecutors almost always get what they're asking for, so we're potential looking for a very serious outcome. >> without their presence on sunday, will the protests still go on? >> reporter: that's a big question mark, but what with you saw on the ground last

his friends and family the russian police raided nirvana's moscow apartment and detained his brother oleg. they also raided the apartment where his wife lives. they break my door in and then not letting in my lawyer. and we just to see what we see that a series of raids on members of the anti corruption foundation were launched today it's a clear him preacher does by relation of the right of the fence as a lawyer i can see that you yes rights are violated as well as rights of those who are deprived of lawyers. alexina vollies personal doctor was also a target honest as you have us so you have a continued to play the piano as police raided her home. and kremlin sentiment has rarely been this public during president vladimir putin's time in power no volley analysts say will be looking to make the most of it. which is jokes you know what what alexei nobody wants to do now is to prepare for a situation when he and the main opposition leader can become a real contender for power in washington president joe biden's new secretary of state was straightforward in his assessment as i say we have a

mr navalny�*s brother, oleg, and his office coordinator have been held.rges of organising a protest during an epidemic. police near the indian capital delhi have fired tear gas and used batons to separate protesting farmers and another group who wanted the farmers to leave the site. tens of thousands of farmers have been protesting on the outskirts of delhi against the new laws, which they say will benefit large agriculture companies. the un secretary—general, antonio guterres, has expressed "great concern" over rising political tension in myanmar. the armed forces are contesting the results of the election last november, which was overwhelmingly won by the ruling national league for democracy party headed by aung san suu kyi. the military has alleged widespread voting irregularities and has called for verifications to the country's voting lists. armoured vehicles have been deployed and police checkpoints set up just two days before the newly elected government is set to take power. our south east asia correspondentjonathan head is following the story. la

navalny's brother, oleg, was arrested. he's under house arrest.d to navalny's family and supporters. president biden has voiced his concern about these events in a call with vladimir putin, but russian police are warning people not to show up for this protest tomorrow. they're saying they're going to prevent people coming, but it's likely, i think, griff, that we will see more arrests when it goes ahead. griff: and we will be watching. thank you, kitty. gillian: for unsight, let's bring -- insight, let's bring in bill bratter, founder of the campaign for justice. bill, thanks so much for joining us. a quick question before we get into the details of what's happening with alexei navalny right now. i recently had the opportunity to interview one of his close family friends, vladimir, who said, look, navalny has been poisoned multiple times, i've been poisoned multiple times. there's a reason the russian government isn't killing us off which is what they ultimately want to do. they could do so if they wanted to. what's your take on that scenario? why