vitaly shevchenko, thank you for bringing _ war.hevchenko, thank you for bringing us up to _ war. vitaly shevchenko, thank you for bringing us up to date - war. vitaly shevchenko, thank you for bringing us up to date from - war. vitaly shevchenko, thank you | for bringing us up to date from that news conference and as you see president vladimir putin continuing to deliver that news conference and we expect it will last for about an hour or so and we will come back to it later but before we go, some breaking news, father, stepmother and uncle of ten—year—old sara sharif the british pakistani girl who died at her home in woking in august had pleaded not guilty to her murder. her body was found under a blanket in a bunk bed at a house in surrey, by then herfather, his partner and her uncle had left the country for islamabad. they returned in september and they were charged with her murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. we will have more on that and of course on the continuing is conference in moscow with vladimir putin.

for more on this, we canjoin my colleague vitaly shevchenko who has been much of that news conferencewe will go on to some of the other that president putin has been saying in a moment. what we just cut to was the president taking a question from a member of the public who appear to be at home, that's something isn't it? ~ , , ., ., it? well, it might be unusualfor leaders outside _ it? well, it might be unusualfor leaders outside of _ it? well, it might be unusualfor leaders outside of russia, - it? well, it might be unusualfor leaders outside of russia, but i it? well, it might be unusualfor. leaders outside of russia, but this is what vladimir putin has been doing for more than 20 years. he's been holding these 0 and a sessions called direct lines with members of the public, but the thing to remember is that very little is left unscripted during these events. whereas vladimir putin has taken difficult questions now and again, most of the questions are much more friendly and easy to answer for him, and in fact serve to further his agenda, really. pare and in fact serve to further hi

bbc monitoring's russia editor vitaly shevchenko explained more.ir putin was expected to do and of course it is almost certain to win the presidential elections in march next year, because the whole system in russia, and i even hesitate to call it a political system, is set up to make sure that he stays on for another six—year term. there are a number of parties, russia has a bicameral parliament, but the people and personalities allowed to take part in this system, they do not include credible opponents of vladimir putin or his policies, because they either in jail, such as alexei navalny, or dead such as boris nemtsov. for the past couple of days we heard about one way in which supporters ofjailed opposition leader alexei navalny, how they tried to do some sort of campaign in russia, they put up posters across russia saying russia, happy new year, but if you scan the qr code on the posters, it took you to an anti—putin website. because this is the only form of social or political campaigning they were allowed to do in russia. as soon as the autho

vitaly kyrychenko, number 482, good morning, ukrainian, wake up already little one, this is yurko yurchenko, this is taras kompanichenko and khoreya kozatska, by the way, taras kompanichenko , laureate of the shevchenko this year, iryna tsylyk. also laureate of the shevchenko prize, she is not at the front, but at the front is her husband artem cheh, writer, poet, artem polizhaka, there are many such artists, and we thank them for not being afraid, for defending ukraine with weapons in hands we will now tell you about them, we will tell you about our heroes. see the plot. frontman of the band boombox, andrii khlyvniuk became one of the first to be mobilized into the ranks of the armed forces. sofiyska square flew around the network and became a real symbol of indomitability, we will raise the red viburnum, and we will cheer up our glorious ukraine. poet, songwriter, journalist and presenter petro maga also joined the army from the first days. the experience of commanding a platoon, spending the night in the trenches and machine-gun fire, prompted the soldier with the call sign veprik to pour out his impressions in poetry. this is how the collection poems from the trench was born. he swore to his moth

vitali klitschko, also about the fact that he is again a business card there, of course, he is recognized there all over the world, and the fact that he was never really a manager , but andriy shevchenko manager, that is, he worked in the national team, he assembled a team, that is , we all understand that he was not responsible for tactics, he was not responsible for strategy, for... he was not responsible, but he assembled specialists , who managed to do a lot for our national team, the national team began to play in attractive football, football that brought results, that is, as a manager, he talked about himself... in the national team in genoa, the team was not enough, and there was not enough time, and maybe he did not have such ambitions to work with an outsider there, it's just that if he went on emotions like that, behaved, and then realized that it was absolutely not his, he needs full trust, which he will have, by the way, because he is completely under the control of the office of the president, they are all friends there now, so i think what should happen, the only question is, who exactly will assemble a team, we hope that his experience, intuition and previous experienc