human rights abuses around the world — including those involved in the murders of russian lawyer sergei and saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. and i hope this house, and this country makes it crystal clear to those that abuse their power to inflict unimaginable suffering, we will not look the other way, you cannot set foot in this country, and we will seize your blood drenched ill—gotten gains if you try. lockdown restrictions continue to be eased around the uk — beer gardens reopen in scotland, in wales the five mile travel restriction is lifted — and in northern ireland nail bars and tattoo parlours can reopen. good, bad, ugly theme and ennio morricone — one of hollywood's greatest film score composers — dies at the age of 91. leaders of the arts have given a warm welcome to a government rescue package worth more than one and a half billion pounds. british theatres, galleries and museums have been ravaged by the coronavirus lockdown. the money will come in the form of grants and loans, and will also go to independent cinemas, heritage sites and music venuues. but the culture secretary

the foreign secretary paid tribute to sergei magnitsky‘s wife and son.s, they can be proud of sergei's courage which inspires to hold up a torch on behalf of all of those who perished and suffered at the hands of those we designate today and to keep the flame of freedom alive for those brave souls still suffering of those dark corners of the world. there was widespread support across the commons. and for too long, the uk has been a haven for those who use corruption, torture and murder to further their own ends. today, i hope since a strong message that the uk is not their home and that their dirty money is not welcomed here. she also welcomed the action against those involved in the murder ofjamal khosoggi. can i gently say to him in that today is not the day for responding across the dispatch box if it marked the start of a more consistent approach towards saudi arabia and the arms sales from this country that are being used to harm innocent civilians in yemen. the snp picked up on dominic raab‘s promise that dictators would not be able to launder thei

sergei furgal is the local governor. we are all sergei furgal, he says. he is popular here.tin. but last week he was arrested. 0fficers flew in from moscow, bundled him into a car and flew him back to the capital. he has been charged with involvement in murders dating back 15 years and that has sparked anger in khabarovsk. everybody understands that it is a political case, they have stolen our governor from us, so theyjust took him and everybody feels like we elected him, this was our choice and moscow took him. what is remarkable about these scenes is that in russia unauthorised protests like this are normally broken up. but the police just stood and watched. the russian authorities clearly trying to avoid creating even more anger on the streets. and more resentment at moscow. such a public display of dissent is embarrassing for the kremlin. president putin likes to portray himself as the man who has given russian stability, but this protest is undermining that image. we did find one man in khabarovsk who is against the protests. the city's mayor. he is from the kremlin's p

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all that protesters like victoria want is for sergei furgal to be given a is for sergei furgal to berovsk. we just try to show moscow that he is our man and he must be here, even if he did it, we don't believe that, but evenif it, we don't believe that, but even if he did it so it must be here. that the city's mayor told us the protest should stop. translation: i am against the protests because they are illegal to also, today we had 85 new cases of coronavirus in the city you find coronavirus? in large crowds. that feelings are running high. sergei furgal‘s supporters have vowed to continue the demonstrations. unsanctioned protest like this one are normally viewed by those in power here as illegal and are broken up. what is interesting is that so far local police have been keeping their distance, a sign perhaps that the authorities understand the strength of feeling and do not wish to spark more anger. real madrid have won their first liga title in three years. the team beat villarreal 2—1, playing to an empty stadium in the spanish capital because of the coronavirus pandemic. james

that man is sergei furgal.ow. they flew him back to the capital and charged him with involvement with the murders dating back 15 years. that has sparked anger in khabarovsk and resentment with the federal authorities. "20 years in power but we have no trust," they cry,

russia's interior ministry such as a leg to chain call accused of being responsible for the death of sergei magnitsky the russian lawyer arrested after alleging that russian officials were involved in large scale tax fraud and who died in prison also sanctioned all those who were involved in the killing of jamal khashoggi including saeed abdullah al qahtani a senior advisors of the crown prince mohammed bin sajjan and the senior official who planned and directed the murder of a saudi journalist using a 15 man team also listed the perpetrators of ethnic cleansing of the rahane in myanmar. and so when the commander in chief and his deputy with me and my armed forces who are least humanitarian disaster that killed thousands and left many more displaced and the 2 organizations responsible for forced labor torture and murder in north korea's gulags the sanctions also signify a change in the u.k. status no longer applies to european union rules it is designed to place human rights front and center of a new british policy you i think timing was very where and the opportunity to delay the departure

will be based in neighboring tunisia in else but was made during talks a moscow foreign minister sergei lavrov that what the speaker of the disputed parliament based into broke again he's aligned with warlord who have tough love of emphasized he wants a ceasefire. you haven't heard the forces say they sent drones targeting an airport had an air base in saudi arabia a spokesman for the iran backed group made the announcement on twitter and said the areas were hit with high accuracy saudi arabia said it intercepted the attack. 2 recent suicides in lebanon have sparked a new wave of protests of the government's handling of the devastating financial crisis a 61 year old man reportedly took his own life in beirut on friday social media users have linked his death to the desperate economic situation another man also done by suicide on the same day at his home near the southern city of saida the lebanese government is trying to reverse months of economic decline if europeans prime minister has described days of violence as a coordinated attempt to start civil unrest and held an emergency meeti

among those affected will be individuals implicated in the death of russian lawyer sergei magnitsky.rauding a foreign investment firm he was advising. the uk government says the 37—year—old died after being jailed, beaten and tortured. people on the list will have their uk assets frozen and be banned from entering the country. these sanctions are a forensics tool that allows to target perpetrators without punishing the people of the country, it will enable us to impose travel bans and asset freezes against those involved in serious human rights violations. this government and this house sends a very clear message on behalf of the british people that those with blood on their hands, the thugs of despots, henchmen of dictators will not be free to waltz into this country to buy up property on the kings road and to do their christmas shopping orfrankly, to siphon their dirty money through british banks or other financial institutions. he said the first designations would include those involved in the murders of sergei magnitsky and jamal khashoggi and those behind human rights abuses in

have continued for a seventh day in russia's far east, in support of the detained local governor, sergeilin, demanding sergei furgal be returned from detention moscow. this was the moment he was arrested. he is now being held on charges of ordering the murder of at least two businessmen, 15 years ago — which he denies. our correspondent, steve rosenberg is with the protestors in khabarovsk. let's find out more about these protests from arkady ostrovsky, russia editor at the economist. thank you very much forjoining us. tell us why has it been 15 years between these alleged crimes and the arrests ? between these alleged crimes and the arrests? well, that is the very question that protesters, really, the citizens of khabarovsk in the russian far east are asking themselves, and that is what actually makes it very hard to believe. in fact, they are not saying if he was not involved in murder, they are saying, you know, he was a governor they have elected and they are the ones who should try him, he should be tried, if he was indeed involved in this, he should be tried in khabarovsk, but what

let's go the moscow — bbc russian‘s sergei goryashko is there.as the amendment about putin's presidential terms which allow him to rule the country until 2036, and also with the amendment about the banning of gay marriage, about the banning of gay marriage, about families that are only a man and a woman and about the belief in god and the greatest memory to the a ncestors, god and the greatest memory to the ancestors, that all amendments were in one ballot, and you should cast one ballot with a yes or no on it. there are no questions on it like "are you for this, are you for that? " are you for changing the whole constitution of the russian federation —— federation, that's it. partial results have shown us already, russians appear to pave the way for vladimir putin to stay as president of the country until 2036, but should also run for the president post, of course, and he already told that he is not quite sure about that, he will think about it, he will see, etc, etc, as he usually says about all the elections. usually, it happens that he runs f

the arrest of a governor sergei forgo has triggered the biggest demonstrations this region seen in years the 50 year old member of the opposition liberal democratic party was detained earlier this month he's charged with ordering the murders and attempted murders of several business men 15 years ago but many here see the arrest as politically motivated retaliation for defeating president putin's favored in the 2018 gubernatorial election. people are trying to i think people take to the streets because their vote in the gubernatorial elections was taken away. with it but these protests are about more than the arrest of a governor it's about fighting back against what they see as president putin's increasingly or far tyrian grip on power. with chants of freedom and putin is a thief the protests have become a battle cry of freedom freedom from the rulers sitting more than 6000 kilometers away in moscow whom they see as self-serving and out of touch. off the scent the moscow is sucking up all the resources from the far east we get nothing in return this region used to be so rich people were

mass protests are continuing in russia's 5 aist over the arrest of sergei fergal a popular governor of the cobber office region which borders china he faces murder charges going back more than a decade but supporters say that politically motivated was detained last week and flown to moscow an appeal against his arrest was rejected by a court of. chinese authorities have issued more flood warnings as heavy rains a full cost in provinces in the country south since june massive downpours have left more than $100.00 people dead or missing forced nearly $15000000.00 people to be evacuated from their homes and caused billions of dollars in economic losses. and levon on the deepening economic crisis has sparked months of protests many people have been plunged into poverty is the lebanese currency continues to slump its last 70 percent of its value against the u.s. dollar in recent weeks the country is threatened by a debt default and now a serious energy shortage is compounding its problems. beirut citizens have taken matters into their own hands putting up cables and massive electricity gene

protesters have rallied in the far eastern russian city of coverups in support of popular governor sergei for god who he was detained on murder charges this month his supporters say he is being belatedly punished for his $28000.00 defeat of a candidate from the ruling pro putin united russia party. the u.s. has recorded another 1000 deaths from 19 for the 4th day in a row driven by a spike in infections in arizona florida and other states but a top white house health advisor on the pandemic says the states are past the worst and has spurred schools to reopen. now berlin is a city renowned for its nightlife with packed nightclubs providing a raucous party atmosphere that came to a stop with the pandemic and with many clubs now fearing for their future one of the best known is finding new uses for its dance fans. the bear kind of berlin's legendary techno club is venturing into new territory the now got it in sunlit boiler room it's hosting a sound installation. it was created by austrian artists hans strobel and. is it with this place is full of energy this place is part of a city's cultur

russia's far east has been arrested on charges of involvement in the murders of several businessmen sergei for the governor of the region on the border with china was detained in the city of coverups of loan to moscow the alleged murders a set of taken place in 20042005. that's prime minister margaret is the 1st head of state in an e.u. government rather to meet german chancellor angela merkel in berlin since germany took over the e.u. council presidency the 2 leaders discussed implementing a controversial e.u. recovery fund ahead of next week's e.u. summit. there's been a 3rd night of protest against a new coronavirus lockdown and despite a new government ban on gatherings of more than 10 people several 1000 returned to demonstrate outside the parliament building in belgrade most remain seated some carrying banners urging calm it comes after 2 days of violent and government rallies and protesters angry after the government proposed a 2nd lockdown due to a sharp spike in coven $1000.00 cases which some blame with serbian president's desire to hold elections. large protests defy the new ban

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the protestors in russia city of coverups have rallied again in support of the regional government sergey fogle was arrested on murder charges. you know it's got more news coming up right after this now. we understand the difference is similarities have cultures across the ground so no matter how you take it out just the. current affairs that matter to you. it's his. every day trying to duck out to be a sheep cool enough time drum off now many of us emerge out of the dusty a been this much money can see it too much to feed and drama now i know i mean if now medical saw its effect on home some of it rice of the following i thought i am done at a meal and i am. a high loon naresh about how my me how but the jews impugning my honesty ross and joey are why i let 1000000 in the. best on me get to be in the shiny this whole all. mean the. movies. audio. and he ran out of my mind this i've got about one of those i don't offer you. one aren't you clever clogs i would just have a good time all the cornea the 100. second. all my stuff of the war had to belittle corded you know. your father who do t

it points to its use of assassination, going after russians abroad like sergei skripal, poisoned witht significantly, it points to a long—running campaign of political interference, meddling in events around the world. this russian campaign is the new normal, we were told today. but the report also says the uk has been slow to respond. it is tough on britain's spies, saying they treated the task of defending the democratic system like a hot potato, with no one wanting to take charge amid competing demands like stopping terrorist attacks. but the real criticism is for the government forfailing to give the spies clear direction. and as well as not investigating recent events like the brexit referendum, the report also says there was a longer term problem of not seeing the challenge from moscow. the killing of alexander litvinenko in london using radioactive polonium 14 years ago was a clear indication of the danger, the committee said, but it was a warning that went unheeded, his widow told me. do you feel that britain failed to learn the lesson of what happened to your husband in 2006?

it points to its use of assassination, going after russians abroad like sergei skripal.y in 2018. and most significantly, it points to a long—running campaign of political interference run out of moscow, meddling in events around the world. this russian campaign is the new normal, we were told today. but the report also says the uk has been slow to respond. it is tough on britain‘s spies, saying they treated the task of defending the democratic system like a hot potato, with no one wanting to take charge and with competing demands like stopping terrorist attacks. but the real criticism is for government for failing to give the spies clear direction and as well as not investigating recent events like the brexit referendum, the report also says there was a longer—term problem of not seeing the challenge from moscow. the killing of alexander litvinyenko using radioactive polonium 14 years ago was a clear indication of the threat from moscow, the committee said. but his widow told me that successive governments had failed to respond. do you feel that britain failed to learn

well bill browder wet twist sergei magnitsky and is the head of a cable and its kate justice campaign he joins us now via skype from london thanks very much indeed for being with us see how significant do you see this move and. well i've been working on this campaign to get magnitsky act passed in the united kingdom for 10 years. we've we've fought and struggled with multiple governments both labor and conservative and after 10 years we finally had a breakthrough which was today and so i view it as a huge milestone i think it is a huge development way beyond the magnitsky case to. is basically the new technology for the british government and other governments to apply it towards atrocities and human rights abuse and why do they have done it now. well part of it is very personal as you mention in your report dominic rabbit was someone who i met 8 years ago i explained to him the case of the evidence of what happened in syria magnitsky and he was so shocked and appalled by the story that he took it on as his personal mission and since then he's been shepherding it through multiple parl

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developing stories that's actually very little available information what we do know is that on thursday sergei for gol who is the current governor of the region was detained by russia's federal security service now part of his actually a territory in the far east of the country is home to around 600000 people now what are the allegations against the 50 year old while he's suspected of being behind a series of mud as an attempted murders on businessmen back in 20042005 at the time forgot was himself an entrepreneur running a scrap metal business now his arrest is part of a wider investigation into an organized criminal group in the region which is already seen 4 of the suspects being arrested some even say potentially last year there's a bit of conflicting information around the timing some reports all suggesting that those are the 4 suspects are one thing to escape any charges on the basis that the statute of limitations has expired here in russia it's between 10 and 15 years dependent on the severity of the crime as for football himself which he actually trained as a doctor in a hospital for

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in 2018 with nerve from the poisoning of sergei skripal in salisbury in 2018 with nerve agent, througherference in british politics, including the brexit referendum, and what impact it might have had. what it's actually going to do is unveil a whole range of often really very small—scale activities, from pushing particular subversive news stories through to attempts to woo particular individuals, and that actually gives us a more accurate position of how the russians operate. the report itself was completed over one year ago, but the government failed to publish it before the last election, leading to questions as to what details it might contain. but last week, a new intelligence and security committee was formed, but only after manoeuvring meant that the government's preferred chair, chris grayling, missed out on the role. so this morning, we should finally find out what is in the russia report, or at least in the public version. a classified version will remain under wraps. gordon corera, bbc news. 0ur assistant political editor, norman smith, is in westminster. the daily telegraph

bottom of the pacific ocean there are very different opinions on the entire affair the entire case of sergei for to go he was arrested on very serious charges and this was a high profile arrest of the suspicion of organizing the kidnapping in the mud multiple entrepreneurialism and this case is divided russians all over the country the official statistic that we've heard is 6500 people attending this demonstration unofficial reports going up 220000 people are still angry they demand the dismissal of these cases a little i went out into the streets because i could not take it anymore i'm boiling over and such support for girl would want justice to prevail did you mean i don't like the political situation in the country i am dissatisfied with our government and officials it is a simple as that society has matured to the point of expressing its indignation about what is happening in the far east sygate for god himself has maintained his innocence throughout and says he looks forward to the investigation against the being brought to an end is also enjoyed a lot of popularity of street. reputatio

some of the stories was a result of this was a journalist sergei said a little. art house film profits while cinema fans rejoice about the revival of drive ins and the organizers are happy that at least they're not losing money. for them the main thing is to save at least a few jobs with a good idea. and despite coronavirus to remain optimistic. that's what about one of the good thing about this business is we're used to react too quickly and we're used to setting up and dismantling things fast so i'm quite confident we'll be able to use that strength to change things we can confide in the most important thing is that we're giving these people what they need every night out drive away from here with a smile on their faces and that will never change and neither will our work. but what happens in the winter in the office they're making plans. think of something we'll look at the easing of measures as closely as we did the restrictions back then and come up with a plan for sure. lots of businesses are having to come up with a plan b. and as we just heard some of. th