svetla na ti kha novs kaya is reluctantly running for president after her husband and the other main something for my husband and now, for my country as well. do you think you can win? we don't believe in honest elections. but i still believe that our president will understand that his time is over. people don't want him any more. not a single election since president lukashenko took power in 1994 has been judged free or fair but it is his response to coronavirus that has tipped people over the edge. the president has dismissed the virus as a psychosis and refused to lock down. this year's victory day was celebrated as usual and people feel he has gambled with their lives. this doctor is risking his career to talk to us. reporting here is difficult. soon it becomes clear we are being tracked. what was that? that's plain—clothes, the same guys who usually throw protesters into the vans. this visible defiance of the government has not been seen for more than a decade. after an hour of arrests, police cover their faces. they are determined to clear the streets. if you see a military car

so we always teased that svetla na just what happened.t svetlana owed us her second flight in the spacewalk. and the second flight, when astronauts come back to earth, they often talk about what a humbling experience it was, it gave them a new insight into how fragile and tiny planners is in the great vastness of the universe. was all that in your mind or was it very prosaic about just was all that in your mind or was it very prosaic aboutjust doing the mission, getting through it, surviving and doing it as your bosses at nasa wanted. you are performing well getting the mission done, that's got to be top of mind and what you are really focusing your attention on. that's why you are there. you are not therefore tourist roosting but having said that, our schedules always had enough nooks and crannies and enough moments may before you go to bed but if you wake up a bit during your sleep. where you could take in where you were in the spectacular sight of the earth. you just had to be stunned and sort of recalibrated by that. how both fragile

svetla na ti kha novs kaya is reluctantly running for president after her husband and the other mainsband and now, for my country as well. do you think you can win? we don't believe in honest elections. but i still believe that our president will understand that his time is over. people don't want him any more. not a single election since president lukashenko took power in 1994 has beenjudged free orfair but it is his response to coronavirus that has tipped people over the edge. the president has dismissed the virus as a psychosis and refused to lock down. this year's victory day was celebrated as usual and people feel he has gambled with their lives. this doctor is risking his career to talk to us. reporting here is difficult. soon it becomes clear we are being tracked. what was that? that's plainclothes, the same guys who usually throw protesters into the vans. this visible defiance of the government has not been seen for more than a decade. after an hour of arrests, police cover their faces. they are determined to clear the streets. if you see a military car, you need to run. noth

thousands of people have turned out in the capital of belarus for a rally by the opposition figure, svetlastanding in next month's presidential election against the long—term authoritarian leader, alexander lu kashenko. the opposition has faced a huge crackdown by the authorities and her husband has been jailed. at least three people have been killed and six other injured in multiple explosions in northeastern nigeria. authorities said that four rocket—propelled grenades were fired from outside the city of maiduguri in borno state, landing on separate sites. residents have been preparing for the muslim holiday celebrations of eid al—adha. the killer of one of uganda's best known mountain gorillas, rafiki, has been jailed for 11 years. felix byamukama pleaded guilty to illegally entering a protected area and killing a gorilla. he had previously said the gorilla attacked him and that he acted in self defence. mountain gorillas are endangered with just over 1,000 in existence. a few weeks ago we were reporting that australia had put five million people in melbourne in the state of victoria ba

thousands of people have turned out in the capital of belarus for a rally by the opposition figure, svetlaing in next month's presidential election against the long—term authoritarian leader, alexander lu kashenko. the opposition has faced a huge crackdown by the authorities and her husband has been jailed. in a measure that s being watched closely around the world, australia has published a draft bill that would make google and facebook pay for news content gleaned from the country s struggling media companies. the federal treasurer, josh frydenberg, said the "world—leading" law was about fairness, and a sustainable media landscape. worshippers have gathered outside hagia sophia in istanbul to attend the first eid prayers — after the iconic museum was turned back into a mosque. earlier this month, turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan, announced the decision — after a court annulled the site's museum status. hagia sophia was built 1,500 years ago as an orthodox christian cathedral and was converted into a mosque after the ottoman conquest in 1&53. at least 12 opposition candidates in ho