so apparently with the detention of 9 people outside that penal colony. when the investigation happens and when it becomes clear what exactly they were doing when their identity is checked perhaps we're going to hear more from them and from russian police when they are released you have to keep us updated on any news on that story with the latest. well that's it from the city but also for this hour about how often i will the latest headlines to join us again on our team international. you know a lot of people speculate why they're not god exists or not i'll tell you one thing that i can guarantee does not exist financial regulators.

concern that the main thing about the welfare, the health of alexei navalny, he's here in this penal colony capital. you can see the authorities are out here, the prison guards, because a whole bunch of people have come out including lots of journalists but also doctors that have come here today to try to lobby the authorities for alexei navalny to get the kind of medical attention he needs. now, in terms of what's wrong with him, he's already complained over the past couple of weeks of having a bad back and having a lack of sensitivity in both of his legs. that doesn't sound too serious, but when you consider that this is a figure who was poisoned with a suspected nerve agent back in august there is a possibility it could be lind to some neurological damage. that's why alexei navalny and his team want a specialist doctor to be allowed through these gates so they can give him a proper inspection and give him the right medicine if he needs t there are other complications as well. first of all, he has gone on a hunger strike and has lost about 13 kilograms according to his keep over the past

from washington also coming up tonight supporters of alexina on the stage a protest outside the penal colony where he's being held and that rewarded with jail time to himself a lawyer for the kremlin critic says that his health is deteriorating rapidly in prison and germany holds direct talks with russia on purchasing its seat coronavirus vaccine germany appears to be going its own way will it wait for approval from european union regulators before using the back seat. plus a top european court backs mandatory vaccinations against childhood diseases supporters hailed as a landmark ruling but some parents say did violates their rights it's. good to have you with us u.s. president joe biden has announced new measures to tackle gun violence acting on the issue was a key campaign pledge and recent mass shootings and call. rado in georgia have increased the political pressure in a speech at the white house today president biden unveiled a series of executive actions to curb what he calls a public health crisis this is an epidemic for gonchar and it has to stop 1st want to reign in the plot for a

as they staged a protest outside the penal colony being held a lawyer says that his health is deteriorating rapidly in prison and germany holds direct talks with russia to purchase the sputnik the coronavirus vaccine as germany breaks away from european solidarity will its wait for approval from european regulators before using the back seat. and a top european court backs mandatory vaccinations against childhood disease its supporters hailed as a landmark ruling but some parents say it violates their right as. i'm going viewers watching on p.b.s. in the united states. to all of you around the world welcome u.s. president joe biden has announced a new measures to tackle gun violence acting on the issue was a key campaign pledge and a spate of mass shootings has increased the political pressure but the power of the u.s. executive is limited and biden also urged lawmakers to do their part flanked at the rose garden by vice president camila horace and attorney general merrick garland president joe biden didn't mince his words what happened that gun violence in this country is an epidemic we sa

daniel good evening well the police are now saying that 45 people gathered outside the penal colony east of moscow and 9 of were detained quote unquote for violating public order apparently some of them for demanding the axis that they didn't have permission for not speaking of the c.n.n. journalists and particular according to a russian foreign ministry department that oversees the work of foreign journalists in this country the c.n.n. staff were among the group that was standing right on the road outside that prison and ignored orders by police to clear the road and then also refused to show their press credentials anyway what do you have to understand that a penal colony is a type of prison in russia not with the highest level of security but still it's a heavily secured and a restricted compound so you can do anything you want there there are special rules and if you violate these rules then there could be trouble this particular call me became the focus of international attention not only media attention in this country after kremlin critic alexina vali began serving his 3 year sent

correspondent is among 9 people detained near the penal colony work travel in critical x. and alleys currently imprisoned in russia they were arrested over public order violations the media and supporters of the 44 year old blogger arrived at the passivity following claims his health had deteriorated. who has been following the story. the police have said that 45 people gathered outside the penal colony east of moscow and 9 of them have been detained for quote unquote violating public order some of them apparently for trying to get the access that they didn't have permission for not speaking of the c.n.n. journalists according to a russian foreign ministry department that oversees the work of foreign journalists and this country the c.n.n. staff were standing right on the road outside that prison and ignored orders to clear the road and also refused to show their press credentials in this particular call me didn't only become the center of attention for russian media but also for international media because the kremlin critic alexina vali is serving his 3 year sentence the

as the stage of cultures outside the penal colony where he's being held a lawyer for. health is deteriorating rapidly in prison. i'm told me a lot of well welcome president joe biden has announced new measures to tackle gone violence acting on the issue was a key campaign pledge and a spate of mass shootings has increased the political pressure but the power of the u.s. executive is limited and biden also urged lawmakers to do more. flanked at the rose garden by vice president comma and attorney general merrick garland president joe biden didn't mince his words what happened that gun violence in this country is an epidemic he said again gun violence in this country is an epidemic and it's an international buyers. and he sent a clear message to the u.s. is deeply divided lawmakers shoes but there's much more of the congress can do to help that effort and they can do it right now they've offered plenty of thoughts and prayers members of congress but they passed not a single new federal law to reduce gun violence. and of prayers time for some action the vice president als

an hour and a half away from his old penal colony. essentially it's pretty much just a different prison. but they do have i don't know, two or three people formally called by doctors inside. but again i don't think we can talk about any serious equipment there that he requires. i don't think can't resume any proper testing. they don't have a lab or anything like that. so it is just a different form of prison pretty much and it's run by the same people. and it is known for running some really inappropriate, well, torture rouse routines really. those people who have been to that so-called hospital have reported that they have been tortured even more compared to the regular penal colonies. >> do you have any update on his condition? last we had heard he had a mineral deficiency that actually put him at risk for renal failure as he was continuing a hunger strike in response to getting poor care and already suffering physically. how is he doing? do you know? >> that's the whole point of it, we don't really know. he is -- he should be allow

he's been quite sick since he was moved into this penal colony and complaining about a bad back and that doesn't sound that serious, does it, when you consider that back in august alexei navalny was poisoned with a suspected nerve agent, there's a strong chance according to doctors it could be linked to some kind of neurological damage which is why alexei navalny's doctors want to give him a proper, thorough examination. there are other complications as well. hunger strike, first of all, he lost quite a lot of weight to protect the fact he's not getting the doctor he wants to see. also, he's within the past 24 hours reported a very high temperature and a cough which is obviously very concerning in this time of covid. but he also says that it may not be covid, it may be ta burr cue low sis. his health is now very serious concern to all of those who are watching developments of alexei navalny, john. >> what an interesting report and the mere image of you standing there. it does not smell of transparency the picture of you there surrounded by russian law enforcement/military, does it? >> re

, alexei navalny, is reported to be suffering symptoms of respiratory illness and fever in the penal colonyger strike last week and his health is now worsening. supporters of mr navalny gathered outside the jail earlier today, but several were arrested. our correspondent sarah rainsford has been outside the prison and sent this report. this is the prison outside moscow where alexi my navalny is being held behind these walls, it's from here where he's been giving messages out talking about how his health is deteriorating. he talked about having a bad temperature and cough, but before that, he talked about severe pain in his back and also that radiating down his legs. his legs becoming numb. there are extra police here today because doctors from alexei navalny�*s team have been trying to get to the prison to visit the administration and demand that mr navalny gets the help they say he needs. he's been calling for a specialist civilian doctor to see him and also for medicine that he needs to be let through. but the doctors that have made it here have not managed to get anywhere near him. ~ �*

holding alexina valley in one of the toughest penal colonies it's a place that's very isolated verystrict information flows it's a demoralizing and very difficult place to spend a lot of time this particular theme in a flat in a region is one of russia's most the story of 2 of our colleagues set off to check up on these alarming reports of abuse not as journalists though but as members of russia's human rights watchdog our crew strong along novelle me call this a concentration camp here is what we were shown the facility has a library a medical unit 3 floors of conjugal visit rooms the daily routine is hardly spa like of course the administration has the facility in an iron grip that this is not a resort it's a correctional facility and of course things you're allowed to do on the outside on to allowed in here it feels like groundhog day get up do your exercises make the bed tidy up breakfast morning inspection then lunch get some free time evening inspection and more tidying up dinner lectures lights out now we couldn't independently verify these exact claims but what we were shown

. >> the penal colony is considered russia's toughest. he was caught f gua, b navalny says, you are lying. everything you do is a pr show. amnesty international is criticizing the conditions,>> the fact that he has woken up every one or two hours is torture. the fact he cannot have a doctor he can trust is a form of torture. >> the doctor who visited the prison camp has since been arrested. she asked what kind of a system denies a doctor the right to visit a dying patient. >> the manufacturer of russia' sputnik the vaccine has begun talks with german -- the german government. the vaccine will not be offered to the public until it has been approved by the european agent. >> it appears the german government does not want to wait on the eu to place their order. germany will hold bilateral talks with russia to discuss when it could be delivered and what -- what quantities. once the shot is authorized, the state of bavaria will receive its doses from this company in june. the european medicine agency began reviewing sputnik to be in march. pre

on hunger strike in a penal colony criticised for its harsh treatment. jordan's king abdullah has broken his silence over a public rift in the royal family and told the nation that the worst political crisis in decades is over it was sparked by an alleged plot involving his half brother the king's statement said the recent events had caused him quote shock pain and anger that. these days the art market is going digital with investors spending enormous sums on artworks that exist only on computer networks until now digital art was so easy to copy that it didn't make much sense financially but now that strange to and the implications for the art market are huge. the magic word is n f t or non fungible token and it's revolutionizing the art market this technology records the owner's identity in a blog change while the work itself remains publicly visible on the web for anyone to see. so well and it is a technical stand there to make the work of art were any good that any east s. it is unique so you get that tolkien may have thought it was the artist was the

you've been to the penal colony itself. navalny's health sounds dire. >> reporter: it does.e most concerning, first of all, he's got this these minor health issues, which we keep on itemizing but there is a general background picture, which is really concerning. he was poisoned with a military grade nerve agent last august so there is a possibility that, i mean, obviously, we'll need a medical professional to look at this but a possibility this could be linked with a neurological damage. that's the concern with the legal team and medical team and his supporters. so that's one of the reasons why they want, you know, a specialist to go into that penal colony and give hem aim a thoro examination. the kremlin and russian authorities don't appear to be taking his medical condition seriously at all. first of all, they're down playing it releasing video on state television showing him walking across his dorm, showing him soundly sleeping in his bed at night after he complained about being waken every night like torture. there is a campaign on russian state media to say look, it's n

of course they're also saying if he dies as a result of his hunger strike and treatment in this penal colonyemonstrations would have a different tone and trajectory entirely. i think we have to get some of the statements coming from the navalny camp to gather support, but we are hearing privately there are deep concerns indeed about mr. navalny's future health. jim? >> we know you're going to stay on this serious situation. sam kylie, thank you so much. >>> up next, ufos maw by unidentified, but according to the department of defense, they are real. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." with crisp veggies on freshly baked bread. just order in the app! ditch the burgers! choose better, be better. subway®. eat fresh. keeping your oysters business growing chooshas you swamped.ter. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo it's a simple fact: nothing kills more germs on more surfaces than lysol spray. it'

the penal colony in pokrov is considered one of russia's toughest but on state television government propaganda makes it seem like a vacation camp their message is life is good here and no folly is exaggerating he was caught off guard by the camera team at his bedside including maria bettina but she's not a reporter in the u.s. she was convicted for being a russian agent and a volley says you are lying everything you do is a p.r. show amnesty international has publicly criticized prison conditions saying russia may be slowly killing the volley off. therefore i did. 2 hours is a form of torture the fact that you cannot have access to a doctor you can trust. is a form of your treatment the kremlin has responded saying of ali has no right to special treatment dr advice will you ever her companions and some journalists who visited the prison camp with her have since been arrested and of all these supporters continue to fight for him despite the risk to themselves as she was led away dr buss agave i asked one last question what kind of a system denies a doctor the right to visit a dying p

the penal colony in polk rove is considered one of russia's toughest but on state television government propaganda makes it seem like a vacation camp their message is life is good here and no folly is exaggerating he was caught off guard by the camera team of his bedside including maria bettina but she's not a reporter in the u.s. she was convicted for being a russian agent and a volley says you are lying everything you do is a p.r. show amnesty international has publicly criticized prison conditions saying russia may be slowly killing the volley off. the fact that he is walking up every one or 2 hours is a form of talk show the fact that he cannot have access to a doctor he can chose to ease. his ease a form of the treatment the kremlin has responded saying of ali has no right to special treatment dr advice or you ever her companions and some journalists who visited the prison camp with her have since been arrested and of all these supporters continue to fight for him despite the risk to themselves as she was led away dr boisselier asked one last question what kind of a system denies a

images of a letter sent by navalny to the head of the penal colony also shared by navalny's team on socialwhich he said that his hunger strike would continue until he is seen by a doctor from outside. navalny of course has been a fierce critic of russian president vladimir putin focusing attention on allegations of rampant corruption among russian officials organizing mass anti-kremlin protests. in august last year he fell seriously sick on a plane from siberia and was eventually medevaced to germany where he was treated for suspected nerve agent poisoning. russian officials deny any involvement in that incident. navalny returned to russia earlier this year where he was arrested and convicted on charges he says were politically motivated and sent to prison. russia prison authorities say navalny is being given all necessary medical attention and treated just like any other convict. matthew chance, cnn, maoscow. >>> the suez canal authority says shipping is back to normal levels. divers are inspected the hull of the massive container that held up traffic for days. egypt says losses from the

navalny's wife said she just got this letter from the penal colony requesting her husband's passport.hout it, the letter says, he can't be treated in hospital. russia's stubborn bureaucracy now threatening the health of its beleaguered opposition leader. matthew chance, cnn, in russia. >>> japanese health officials are worried that covid variants are driving a possible fourth wave of infections in that country. it comes as preparations for the tokyo olympics are now in full swing. the torch relay you see there passed through -- but osaka's governor says he won't allow the torch bearers to run through his city which is struggling with a spike in cases. bl how is japan hoping to possibly pull this off given the obstacles of the virus still in place more than a year later? >> reporter: well, paula, you just now cnn was able to confirm that the government has canceled the torch replay that was set to take place in osaka next week and the government has declared a medical emergency in osaka because of the surge there. now, when you talk about this fourth wave that seems to be coming across

two hours outside of moscow, a penal colony notorious for the harsh conditions, which people say have treated. woken up with torching shined into his eyes and no access to independent medical care for him following that poisoning of him in august using the novichok nerve agent. the russians have denied responsibility in connection with that but of course the international community and the navalny camp think otherwise. the latest information coming, and we have to say that this is not something that we have been able to independently verify. we have only got navalny's people to say this, but a group of doctors who say that they have seen the results of government medical tests conducted on him a few days ago indicate levels of potassium in his bloodstream as a result of excessively high, which they say could be a recently or imminent renal failure and heart problems on a man who's already frail. 19 days of hunger strike in protest at the medical conditions that he's being held in, and his people are trying to get a 500,000 person petition together online so they will at an unspecified

that's why alexei navalny wants to get a specialist doctor into these gates of this penal colony here i'm standing in front of it now, you can see the police have sealed it off, not letting us get any closer towards these gates, that's why he wants his own doctor to come in to give him an examination and to see exactly what's wrong with him. there are some other complications as well. first of all, he has gone on an hunger strike and apparently according to his team he has lost about 13 kilos in the past eight days since he was on that hunger strike. he's also got a high temperature we're told on his social media platform and a cough and obviously in the age of covid that's a real concern as well. alexei navalny through his social media platform saying there's actually an outbreak of tuberculosis inside this penal colony as well. there are all these sort of various factors being sort of brought into this idea that alexei navalny's health is potentially at risk and that's why later on today n fact, within the next few minutes we're supposed to be seeing a protest by doctors coming here

navalny's wife said she just got this letter from the penal colony requesting her husband's passport,ussia's stubborn bureaucracy now threatening the health of its beleaguered opposition leader. matthew chance, cnn, in pokrof, russia. >> thank you. >>> dramatic new video shows an unmanned cargo ship in danger of capsizing in heavy seas off the coast of norway after its crew was evacuated in stormy weather. footage from the norweigian rescue coordination center shows some of the 12 crew members jumping into the sea before being rescued by a helicopter. others were picked up directly from the deck. the ship has continued to drift inland without engine power. >>> now to outrage in france after an undercover report shows members of the paris elite enjoying secret dinner parties during coronavirus lockdowns. the exposÉ has sparked an investigation over claims the elite were brazenly ignoring rules they had set themselves. melissa bell is live in paris. this is quite something, i know fines have been levied here. what's going on? >> reporter: well, laura, you have to understand that here in

there was a protest with his penal colony with doctors demanding access for him and on the other side all the medical attention he needs and he's just being treated like any other prisoner would be. wolf? >> matthew, i understand that they were briefly detained at the pro-navalny protest earlier this morning along with some protests and other journalists. can you tell us what happened? >> yeah. i mean, look, the authorities, they allowed this protest to go on right outside the penal colony for several hours and then they just lost patience. they moved through the crowd of journalists and protesters and navalny supporters who had gathered there and just started putting people into the police bus and taking them away. one of them was anastasia dasilva, navalny's doctor who was spearheading this protest this evening. i was picked up along with my camera man jeff keel and put into the bus with a couple other journalists and taken to the police station and had documents checked, and three hours later we were set free and allowed to continue with our work, but, you know, it certainly was a

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today, he was moved to a hospital or at least a tb war, depending on who you ask, of penal colony where he is a prisoner. when he was first and president earlier this year, he began losing feeling in his legs. he asked to see a doctor, but was told no. he went on a hunger strike until he was granted medical treatment. when his wife visited him last week he said he had difficulty speaking because he was too weak to talk. today, his doctor says his health has significantly deteriorate and his vital signs show he is near cardiac arrest and has impaired kidneys. his doctor says of alexei navalny, quote, are patient could die at any moment. this weekend, the u.s. national security adviser says the u.s. has communicated to the russian government that there will be consequences if mr. navalny dies. national security council says that sullivan spoke to his russian counterpart on the phone today. jen psaki, the white house press secretary says that they discussed was alexei navalny. but navalny's health is not the only thing they have to talk about. russia, of course, has been building up what a

and mistreatment of mr no volley in that penal colony but not as journalists but as members of a russian human rights watchdog alike saying the volley compared that prison to a concentration camp but the crew was shown something that you'd expect to find it a normal prison including a library a proper medical unit plenty of visiting rooms and also leisure facilities bloodstream of the list but this is the love of society which the kurds and the world doesn't make anything changed in business with them to sleep through this movement to me she says is that we have which is why you want to know what is this going to go on and pushes them and it doesn't suit him based. on national pride that. will keep you right up to date on alexei no volleys health condition the international reaction to it and also what happens to the journalists that have been detained. his documentary channel explores america's battle against the crisis that sees $170.00 people dying every day according bright will be within often hour to get up to speed on leaving headlines join us again but. what we've got to do is id

the notorious penal colony east of moscow.an authorities are busy suspending his network's activities. it has been disbanded, particularly its regional centers. this is the campaign office in moscow. authorities try to label the entire movement extremist. that would put it in the same bracket as terrorist organizations like al qaeda. that would make it easier to jail activists and free the group's bank accounts. the court hearing on that decision begins may 17. let's hear from navalny's right-hand man. >> to put it short, navalny's regional campaign offices do not exist anymore. for me, this is not just a notion, it is a painful blow to my very hard. long live the king. all our tedious work in the last four years, and your support has not been in vain. we have sown the seeds of freedom around russia which will sprout. >> >> the bbc's sarah rainsford speaking to opposition activists in st. petersburg. >> the pressure on his supporters intensified. they have cleared out because the prosecutor wants the whole navalny network band

the penal colony in pokrov is considered one of russia's toughest but on state television government propaganda makes it seem like a vacation camp their message is life is good here and no folly is exaggerating he was caught off guard by the camera team of his bedside including maria bettina but she's not a reporter in the u.s. she was convicted for being a russian agent and a volley says you are lying everything you do is a p.r. show amnesty international has publicly criticized prison conditions saying russia may be slowly killing the volley off the fact that he is walking up every one or 2 hours is a form of torture the fact that he cannot have access to a doctor you can trust ease. ease a form of treatment the kremlin has responded saying of ali has no right to special treatment dr buss li her her companions and some journalists who visited the prison camp with her have since been arrested and of all these supporters continue to fight for him despite the risk to themselves as she was led away dr bustle you have asked one last question what kind of a system tonight is a doctor the

said to have lost sensation in his legs and hands just in the valley is on hunger strike in a penal colony. to a chair or the lack of one which is dashed hopes of a smooth meeting to reset relations between the e.u. and turkey to the european union's top leaders russian a fog the line on shall be a show about visiting the turkish president reggie on tuesday but as they gathered for talks a problem with the seating and diplomatic protocol soon became apparent what happened next viral. it was a meeting that said hopes for reengagement between the e.u. and turkey but spending time has got off to a rocky start. one of the e.u.'s most powerful female executives was left without some way to sit instead of being placed in equal rank according to diplomatic protocol arcilla funds in lyon the european commission president was placed on a sofa while the men took center stage it draws stock comparison to previous years where e.u. and turkish leaders were seated in equal standing whether the optics were intentional or not it may have added further strain to their relationship but the spokesman for the

opposition leader is said to have lost sensation in his legs and hands me is on hunger strike in a penal colony. rescue crews have managed to board a cargo ship abandoned in rough seas off norway since monday the ship started listing dangerously when its cargo shifted in stormy weather its crew were evacuated by helicopter the ship is now being towed to a port avoiding a potential fuel spill. and rescue divers have freed a buddhist monk who was trapped in a cave in thailand for 4 days the monk entered the cave on saturday to meditate but was stranded inside by writing rising floodwaters it took rescuers several attempts to reach him a monk is now being treated in the hospital. leaders in northern ireland have condemned a new wave of violence following almost a week of nightly clashes the region's fragile peace has been unsettled by anger over breadstick related trade problems with the rest of the united kingdom last night protesters in belfast hurled explosives across so-called peace walls earlier a bus was hijacked and set on fire police said over 50 officers have been injured in clashes with

hunger strike in a penal colony criticized for its harsh treatment. jordan's king abdullah has broken his silence. over a public rift in the royal family and told the nation that the worst political crisis in decades is over it was far by an alleged plot involving his half brother became statement said that recent events had caused him quote shock pain and anger . and protesters have set fire to a bus in belfast as northern ireland experiences a new wave of unrest the violence started last week in probity parts of the region tensions have been fuelled by the pandemic and post brags that trade barriers with the rest of the u.k. . rescue crews have managed to board a cargo ship abandoned in rough seas off norway since monday the ship began listing dangerously when its cargo shifted in stormy weather in its crew were in fact you have by helicopter the ship is now being towed to a for avoiding a potential fuel spill. israel is marking its annual holocaust remembrance day in honor of the 6000000 jewish people killed by the genocide led by nazi germany. sir

from washington also coming up tonight supporters of alexina on the stage a protest outside the penal colony where he's being held and then rewarded with jail time.

leader has lost sensation in his legs and hands it's reported a body is on hunger strike in a penal colony criticised for its harsh treatment. rescue crews have managed to board a cargo ship abandoned in rough seas off norway since monday the ship began listing dangerously when its cargo shifted in stormy weather its crew were evacuated by helicopter the ship is now being towed to a port avoiding a potential fuel spill. and jordan's king abdullah has broken his silence over a public rift in the royal family and told the nation that the worst political crisis in decades is over it was sparked by an alleged plot involving his half brother king's statement said that recent events had caused him quote shock pain and anger. a turkish court has handed down life sentences to dozens of former soldiers for their alleged involvement in the 2016 failed coup attempt against russia out of one's government a total of $497.00 defendants were on trial since 2017 for attempting to seize the military headquarters in ankara it's expected to be one of the last mass trials linked to the failed coup. the 1st ju

, alexei navalny, is reported to be suffering symptoms of respiratory illness and fever in the penal colonytarted a hunger strike last week and his health is now worsening. supporters of mr navalny gathered outside the jail earlier today, but several were arrested. our correspondent sarah rainsford has been outside the prison and sent this report. she came to call for help for russia's most famous prisoner. dr anastasia is a close ally of alexei navalny, and he's complaining of acute pain, demanding to see a medic he can trust. i just want to speak with the chief of this prison. she walked right up to the prison gates. beyond them, the opposition politician's been on hunger strike for six days now. shouting. extra police have been drafted in. every person there, including the press, was captured on camera. this is the prison where alexei navalny�*s being held behind these walls. now, we can't go any further, but he has been getting messages out via his lawyers. and in each one of them, he's been talking about how his health is deteriorating. and his supporters are increasingly worried. i'm

on hunger strike in a penal colony. mean mars ambassador to the u.k. . sorry on the story there are protesters in northern ireland have hurled explosives across so-called peace walls and clashed with police in belfast earlier a bus was hijacked and set on fire violence has flared over the past week fueled by the pandemic and anger at the post breaks a trade barriers with the rest of the u.k. . and jordan's king abdullah has broken his silence over a public risk in the royal family and told the nation that the worst political crisis in decades is over it was sparked by an alleged plot involving his half brother the king's statement said that recent events have caused him a shock pain and anger. and rescue crews have managed to board a cargo ship abandon a rough seas off norway since monday the ship began listing dangerously when its cargo shifted in stormy weather its crew were evacuated by helicopter the ship is now being towed to a port avoiding a potential fuel spill. now to me and mars ambassador to the u.k. has been locked out of the embassy in londo

began his hunger strike, saying he'd been refused access to a civilian doctor and that the russian penal colony republic says its leader, sidiki abass, has been killed after being wounded in action. the united nations imposed sanctions on abass last year accusing his group, 3r, of having killed, raped and displaced thousands of people. the un also accused abass of participating directly in torture. the 3r rebels last yearjoined an alliance of other powerful armed groups which launched an offensive against the government. as the world marks autism awareness day today, we bring you a special report from ghana, where a music therapist has been helping children born with the condition overcome their speech difficulties by teaching them to sing. the world health organization estimates that globally, one in every 160 children has an autism spectrum disorder. our reporter charles mgbolu was able to observe their fun sessions and brings us this report. she sings. at first glance, this looks like a simple music class with this child as the star performer. they sing. but there is something else going on.

which raid their hideouts and cells regularly there are hundreds of these good members in the penal colonies and jails like this one cross russia the problem is when you put too many of the senior think is it any one colony the full cells begin to spread and who is it other inmates with their fanatical ideology their recruits their account. there are radical preachers but inside also with them the junior members say they were misled didn't realize what they were getting into one of them agreed to speak to us i mean was sentenced to 13 years behind bars he says that he has renounced his career and explained how they duped the vulnerable into joining. they would approach you with a mosque they would gauge you see if you're a recent convert who easier to work with is simple to condition a person to believe that black is white and white is black. this is does a hard life play a part in that there is always a reason the hard life does but there are many factors to it and when a person experiences difficulty in life and you offer support to him he will trust you entirely i mean says that he had no

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