they stood in silent vigil at st. jail's cathedral just along the royal mile from where i'm standing. and then it was time for the queen to be taken from saint giles to the airport at edinburgh. again, accompanied by the princess royal princess and her daughter, who had been with the coffin on that incredibly long journey from the northeast of scotland all the way down the east coast. to hear in edinburgh, there was a respectful silence as the coffin was carried out draped in the line rampant, the standard, the royal standard here in scotland and loaded into the coffin. and then a ripple of applause broke out. is that just amazing her people collectively. and individually can judge the moment quite so well. and that applause continued hundreds, not thousands. this time lined the route between edinburgh. they asked the western suburbs and the airport. and then at the airport, the coffin was borne by members of the royal air force. it young men with a huge responsibility on their shoulders, as well as the coffin of the dead monarch. and it was loaded into a c, 17 royal air force plane,

now, speaking from prison, jailed opposition leader, alec st. volney used a court appearance via video link to denounced putin's war as criminal law. in order to extend his own personal power, put in his tormenting and neighboring country and killing people there. and now he is throwing a huge number of russian citizens into the meat grinder. russians who should be living a normal life, taking care of their families. this was already a crime and now it has become a much bigger crime. i am so and for more i'm now joined by roman gone to ranko. he is with d. w. 's russian service. roman. good to see you. booting has announced this partial mobilization, how people in russia reacted to it. well, i would say most were surprised some probably shocked. and you have to understand that russia has been successfully trying to play this war down. it was called a special military operation. there was a reduced number of troops just like the soviets did in the eighty's and have gone on. but this strategy failed, and we also have to remember that this is a move that many have been expecting in spring

a visual airline of the journey, frank assessments, how much support is that, that st. protests that we've seen in jail across the rest of the country. the street has been, has been very good. that's happening into the co consent people across the country, informed opinions we will say more of it. what is happening is that climate change it to making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines draw. he is credited by some way where they were storing italy's credibility this critics would say he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story on al jazeera? ah, the me. hello, what changes 0. i'm emily anglin. he is a reminder of add up stories this morning have begun to fall past the costs of queen elizabeth the 2nd. she's lying in, stay at westminster hall and will remain there for the next 4 days. a q 5 kilometers long is making sure london people went to pay their respect. your claims president has visited areas in the know things to recently read captured from russian forces. let me lansky met soldiers in the devastated cd view and held a moment of sile

how much support is there that st protest that we've seen in jail across the rest of the country? the street has been, has been very good at tapping into the co confound people across the country, informed opinions we will say more of it. what is happening is that climate change it making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines. druggie is credited by some way where they were storing italy's credibility. this critics would say he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story on al jazeera? ah ah! you watching, i'll just reminder of our top story now. it's been a day of remembrance since quiet tributes from the people of scotland to the only queen. many of them had ever known. a huss carrying her flag draped coffins, was taken a 6 hour journey to fully rude house of potus in queens coffin was met with a military god of honor. it will stay there for the night. on monday it will be taken to saint charles cathedral with a queen will thine state for 24 hours before her casket is phone to london. meanwhile, king charles a 3rd that has

st. petersburg that suggested he should resign, they ended up in jail, but then there were others from stnd moscow. so, again, he is in a precarious situation, i think, although it's so difficult to predict when someone who has been an autocrat obviously what is that moment that pushes them off the throne? of course, he is a klepto dem crat and everyone is empowered by him. what he has done to his country, he set out to make russia great again, he has really made nato great again. by the way, this changes the dynamic, i think, with respect to european and u.s. reluctance to say that ukraine should be able to join nato. given what russia has done, there has to be a security -- at the end of this. the only credible guarantee is nato membership and we can then say, look, you brought this on yourself. we were very sensitive to your feelings before, we did not want to needlessly provoke you. you have needlessly and unprovoked invasion of your neighbor and this is the price that you're going to pay as a result of that. >> goodness. well, we have already seen nato expand with finland and sweden.

a week ago, her husband began serving a jail term also for corruption from st. louis reports, not from one of them. when rosemont, so was the 1st lady of malaysia, she was heavily criticized for her lavish lifestyle, from designer hand bags too expensive jewelry. but the true extent of her taste for the finer things in life only became clear when her husband nat geo plaza lost an election in 2018. after an investigation into allegations of corruption, the couple were eventually charged. police seized hundreds of boxes of jewelry handbags in cash, valued at more than a quarter of a $1000000000.00. on thursday, she was convicted of soliciting a bribe of nearly $42000000.00 and accepting one and a half 1000000 to help her company secure a project to build solar panels for schools. she's been sentenced to 10 years in prison and find $216000000.00, but remains on bail pending her appeal. yes, we have. we were noticed or new appeal, the fine and the deals and the 3rd weeds of bengal. alright, has been suspended and she's released on earlier bill enforced by thought. s

jail. she for the immigration offences and he for aiding and abetting her in those immigration offences. we understand the sentence was, was placed in st. prison court. we saw she was being held in same prison jail, which is the place at the young gotten the maximum security prison where most of the political prisoners held conditions. we understand already not very good at all . we think that's where she will remain. and i think the concern is for many people who know her friends and relatives inside young gone and outside that she will become a pawn for the military to use it as they have used other foreign furnace. they've detained since the military coup. possibly in part because the british government put more sanctions in place against businesses related to military genta last week . and that may become part of the equation in getting her liberty. but at the moment, as far as we understand, she will be retained in santia jail for another year. and tony an additional sentence for the deposed leader on france, which she yes, sir, 3 more years in jail. we understand the court in napa door announcing that on top of the 17 years that

ah frank assessments, how much support is that that st. protests that we've seen in jail across the rest of the country. the treatment has been very good. that's happening into the co confound people across the country, informed opinions we will say more of what is happening is that climate change it to making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines. druggie is credited by some way where they were storing italy's credibility this critics would say he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story on al jazeera? i care about how the u. s. engages with the rest of the world. i cover foreign policy, national curity. this is very much a political impact here. the conflict. how do we illustrated, are we telling a good story? will people get what we're trying to do here? they're living outside and make. this is not the way any family wants to raise their children. we're really interested in taking you into a place that you might not visit otherwise. and to actually feel as if you were there, lou. ah, watching out a 0 reminder about top store

justice for earnest hunter, who was killed in a physical altercation at the camden county jail in st.mary's georgia in 1958. justice for caleb hill jr., dragged at night from a county jail in georgia in 1949 and shot to death by a lynch mob. decades may have passed, but the pursuit of justice cannot and will not end, mr. president. i sat down in wilkerson county a few months ago with caleb hill jr.'s descendants, and in his name they demand justice. by passing the civil rights cold case investigation support act and by doing it with the support of democrats and republicans in the united states senate, we will demonstrate that the united states will never rest in the pursuit of truth and justice for those who were lynched, abducted, beaten, killed and assaulted in the segregation-era south and during the civil rights movement. i thank senator cruz for his original cosponsorship of this bipartisan legislation and all of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle for bringing us now to a point where after much work, i hope that we can pass this legislation with bipartisan support. so, mr.

were about 1,400 people picked up from st petersburg, moscow and other cities, they will be detained and if they are arrested again, that could mean that they get a jailof people don't want to risk this. some people just leave the country. now in terms of whether or not president putin can continue to bring people with him with mobilisation, i think it probably brings a lot more of this home to certain people. and i think there's a big concern that while at the moment this is partial mobilisation, many in russia are worried that it could expand. that's why we've heard lots of reports of people trying to leave the country, or even a suggestion that some people are worried that men of military age could be stopped from leaving the country altogether. people are concerned about that. but, interestingly, russia is trying to push this narrative that they are not just fighting against ukraine, which of course, hasn't gone very successfully. they are saying they are fighting against the west. "this is nato we're fighting it. "so no wonder we weren't able to do what we wanted to do in the course of three days." "it's because the rest of the world is against u

he was put in jail so, who performed the duties on that moment dollar conclusion he performed duties sat here for a moment before conclusion. marat sabitov academic number 56, the city of st, it seems to me that in addition to shafirov, the son acted as ambassador, and field marshal sheremetyevo attention the correct answer is the judge decides to whom what to give, and to whom it may be nothing to give in 1700, my dear boy . turkey fought the war against russia because, as usual, she sent ambassador tolstoy outside the walls of the fetid dungeon of the seven-tower castle, and the bean duties were transferred to peter palch shafirov and mikhail borisovich sheremetyev, who were then in turkey as amanats, that is, hostages. two medals no choice, counterargument hetman, ivan azep meanly betrayed peter and went over to the side of the swedish king charles 12 heard something, it's good. with the help of charles, you can create an independent cossack state with a hereditary hetman at the head, convinced mazepa of his cossacks. and what counterargument did tsar peter put forward and what did he accuse the ukrainian of? well, you know jude is kind of a tough question for those wh

st. petersburg. meet sergei tereshchenko, 9 years old, novosibirsk no, when serezha was three years old, his mother had to leave him. put in jaila lot a few months ago, her mother was transferred to a settlement colony. this year, she has probably been coming to our house for the weekend since march. i only see her when she passes through the kitchen or walks along the corridor, she remains. well, he just locks himself in the room and everything sits. and he so wants his mother paid attention to him, talked, played, hugged, even just asked how he was doing. what songs does he sing and how did he perform at the next vocal competition, when i came to buy, she walks in the corridor, she says, well done. good thing you got it. well, there's nothing in the room. oksan i saw once in my life via video link, well, he doesn’t remember what he looks like, he just knows that he is also in prison, you dad will return in seven years. you will already be quite an adult, you will be 16, you will probably already have a bride. she's out of the habit, she just needs a little time and everything will work out, and everything will be fine. maybe