that was what nirvana's wife yulia had been desperate to hear she had been fighting since arriving at the hospital on thursday 1st to get her husband's own doctor to see him then to get the german medics then. we believe that the doctors that deliberately delaying so that the chemical substance in my husband alexei's metabolism has time to disappear that's why they won't let him leave the hospital alex says health situation is probably very bad so we don't believe the doctors in the hospital and we demand that their hand my husband over the wall know we did kill come here the sheriff's a hospital in perlin 2 years ago its medic successfully treated another russian dissident who seem to have been poisoned that was pussy riot activists p.r. vessel off the group flown vessel off out sent medics to go get no valmy and persuade the russians to let him fly. well joining me for more is g.w. reporter katie stevens who's been following this story for us in the valley is on his way here do we have an idea of when he's going to arrive in berlin well this evacuation flight will take about 5 hours

that was one of these wife yulia had been desperate to hear she had been fighting since arriving at the hospital on thursday 1st to get her husband's own doctor to see him then to get the german medics then. we believe that the doctors that deliberately delaying so that the chemical substance in my husband alexei's metabolism has time to disappear that's why they won't let him leave the hospital alex says health situation is probably very bad so we don't believe the doctors in the hospital and we demand that their hand my husband over. know with me he'll come here the sheraton a hospital in pearl in 2 years ago it's medics successfully treated another russian dissident who seem to have been poisoned that was pussy riot activists p.r. vessel off the group it flown vessel off out sent medics to go get an avowal knee and persuade the russians to let him fly the german doctor. a professional medical report which clearly stated that he was able to fly no matter that he's in critical condition unconscious and then to mission and i think this was the most important breakthrough as preparation

in the fall news wife yulia requested treatment in germany but the medical evacuation was only given the green light after a tug of war between russian and german doctors over whether he was fit to fly. not only spokeswoman cure a our mission thanks supporters and said the transfer abroad was a 1st step in what would be a long struggle to restore in a ball in his health berlin charity hospital is no stranger to treating kremlin critics who appear to have been poisoned. 2 years ago activists pure love was taken here after showing poisoning symptoms he helped secure the same treatment for nepal me. just one of only has been one of president vladimir putin p.r. system critics yes the 44 year old former lawyer was barred from challenging putin in the 21000 presidential election since then he has campaigned on behalf of opposition candidates in regional polls supporters hope that german doctors will be able to get to the bottom of what caused the sudden debilitating illness in a safe environment free of any political interference. jewel your sound ali has been reporting on the revival of

'd buy me love like you've never heard it before jazz pianist yulia whose man's unusual rearrangement of the beatles classic causes 60 years of beatles celebration in hamburg. isn't just my jazz musician so for us it's about inside station and we wanted to be in our language so to speak so it has plenty of solid parts clearly. beatles music interpreted anew without the usual drums bass and guitar christopher down vibraphone amnesty program on trombone respond as it was very exciting i spent hours really listening closely to the music and thinking how i could interpret it as if you were talking to your. normally hamburg spectacular phenomenon with its 2000 seats would be booked out for an event like this julie coronavirus pandemic the concert hall has taken huge hits it's trying to maintain contact with all. audiences of course titled side we invited artists and paid them to perform here without a live audience but we recorded and stream if this over the summer would set up a cinema he and front of the concert hall to 250 people where they can watch the performances so it's a lot of wo

ukraine's former prime minister yulia timoshenko has heist has tested positive rather for the run of ours according to the spokeswoman 59 year old is running a fever and is currently in a serious condition machine code was twice prime minister of ukraine and become famous in 2004 as the face of widespread perch protests against corruption. iran's atomic energy organization says a fire at its natanz nuclear facility last month was the result of sabotage officials say they have to terminate the cause of the blast that ignited the fire that they will announce it later running or 30 say the fire caused significant damage that could slow the development of advanced iranian enrichment centrifuges. in northern turkey at least 5 people are dead and 12 missing after heavy flooding in the region differential rance triggered the flooding which also caused significant damage to buildings and roads to military and relief foundation said it had sent a team to help with search and rescue operations in the u.s. state of california forecasters warn weather conditions are likely to worsen the wildfire

will look at the impact of digital manipulation coming up on arts and culture and billionaire heiress yulia stuff once you to check out her video art collection online and for free and the photographer who hangs out of planes and helicopters tom hagan's aerial shots show a world changed by the coronavirus and by global warming welcome to arts and culture 30 years ago in 1990 s. a computer program called photoshop 1.0 at the market the software made it possible for the 1st time for large numbers of people to digitally improve or manipulate photographs of course photographers had already retouched and altered photos by hand since the 19th century but now fake is the norm we ask photographers how they see it. ever since the advent of digital photography the response has been using photoshop to brighten or emphasize. these images.

that was one of his wife yulia had been desperate to hear she'd been fighting since arriving at the hospital on thursday 1st to get her husband's own doctor to see him then to get the german medics then. we believe that the doctors that deliberately delaying so that the chemical substance in my husband alexei's metabolism has time to disappear that's why they won't let him leave the hospital alex says health situation it's probably very bad so we don't believe the doctors and the hospital and we demand that their hand my husband over. with me will come here the sheriff's a hospital in berlin 2 years ago it's medic successfully treated another russian dissident who seem to have been poisoned that was pussy riot activists p.r. so vessel off the group flown vessel off out sent medics to go get novelli and persuade the russians to let him fly let's go back now to reporter julie. julie of both germany and france have offered to help offered help to find out the cause of alexina illness but the german government didn't actually pay the costs of bringing him in who do you. foundation cinema for pea

that was one of these wife yulia had been desperate to hear she had been fighting since arriving at the hospital on thursday 1st to get her husband's own doctor to see him then to get the german medic said. we believe that the doctors that deliberately delaying so that the chemical substance in my husband alexei's metabolism has time to disappear that's why they went let him leave the hospital alex says health situation is probably very bad so we don't believe the doctors in the hospital and we demand that they hand my husband over who will not believe me he'll come here the sheriff's a hospital in perlin 2 years ago it's medic successfully treated another russian dissident who seem to have been poisoned that was pussy riot activists p.r. vessel off the group flown vessel off out sent medics to go get novelli and persuade the russians to let him fly as we mentioned a little bit earlier alexei navalny has just landed in berlin he'll be treated at a hospital here d.w. reporter julie is outside the hospital hi there julia good to see you what's expected to happen now. so the unexpectedly l

has exposed corruption and organized demonstrations that despite official bans here's what his wife yulia had to say it was the doctor refused to speak without and simply ran away he didn't want to say anything. move your pain doctors visit the patient. no one is being allowed in they did not even let me is what interested him i have not seen him today. let's get the very latest now it did of use a moscow correspondent emily sure one emily can you bring us up to date on the situation. well there's a lot of kind of unconfirmed information and a lot of inconsistency is swirling around especially between what news team is saying and what officials on the ground are saying including the head doctors there for example we just heard a statement from the head doctor saying that. he would be a risk to his life. team say that up until now they had been preparing the documents for enough need to be transferred to europe he had dr has declined to answer whether it could have been poisoned yesterday doctors at the hospital said that they would provide a diagnosis within the evening or by the end of t

city of souls pretty sharpish the world russian double agent surrogates and his daughter yulia were found unconscious on a park bench. they have been poisoned with a military grade not for chalk nerve agent a u.k. investigation blamed russia for the attack moscow denied any involvement and while the screen survived others weren't so lucky one woman who came into contact with residues of the nerve agent later died and before them another russian defector had been poisoned in the u.k. a woman was we'll note. the death drugs all believe in you in 2006 the former russian agent alexander litvinenko fled to london in 2000 he became ill and died in 2006 after drinking tea laced with radioactive polonium $210.00 a british inquiry found that his killing had been ordered at the highest level. that further. this operation to. mr litvinenko was approved by mr but. the. f.s.b. . and also president putin another case is viktor yuschenko in 2004 he was a ukrainian opposition leader running against moscow's preferred candidate he fell ill after having dinner with ukrainian security officials doctors say

news conference taking place on sunday one development report today is that mr have on these wife yulia is with him that she has gone into the hospital and is therefore with him and is able to ask the doctors what the findings have been and that sort of thing but nothing has been made public remember she is the one who alleges that those russian doctors who 1st treated mr know of our need didn't lay the release of mr no need for long enough in her words for whatever was in his system to degrade making it harder for it to be detected clearly if there is something in his system which has made him so poorly and it will be the staff here in the show hospital who will discover it so as i say you really are never naive that's his wife yulia she alleges that the delay was to allow what was in his system to become degraded hard to find the problem for all of us here is that we know it's unlikely they'll be any kind of statement from any party in this of today. protesters in southern iraq have called on a local governor to resign or risk more unrest rallies have been sponsored by a number of kil

steal international attention was the poisoning of russian double agent sergei script and his daughter yulia in 2018. to do it with found unconscious on a park bench in the u.k. city of souls very poisoned with a military grade nerve agent nobody took russia denied any involvement and while the script all survived others weren't so lucky a woman who came into contact with residues of the toxin later died it wasn't the 1st time a russian defective was poisoned in the u.k. only will members will note the echoes of the death of alexander litvinenko in 2006 the form a f.s.b. agent alexander litvinenko fled to london in 2000 it became violently ill in 2006 to drinking tea laced with radioactive polonium 210 he died after 3 weeks. further. that we just be operationally to. this. was approved by mr. b. . and also president. bush has used others have been far lucky. with the ukrainian opposition leader in 2004 he was running against moscow's preferred candidate. he was poisoned after having dinner with ukrainian security officials doctors say he was poisoned with dioxin he survives going on to becom

after initially being denied access no valley's wife yulia was eventually let in to see him but his personal doctor wasn't. because it's annoying that i'm not i can't see him i'd like to check up on him and i don't know and i asked if an ophthalmologist checked him and his retina there is a response from the people he's retina is alive. charismatic sometimes abrasive and absolutely fearless alexina valmy is the most prominent russian opposition figure. i by exposing the corruption of russia's governing elite he's built a huge following of mainly young people drawn to protest by his investigative you tube videos the valley's followers are shown a willingness to defy police battens and prison time the valley himself has spent repeated spells behind bars a fraud case started in 2014 landed him a suspended sentence a jail term for his brother and a ban from the valley himself to challenge putin in 20 eighteen's presidential election. he has persisted despite the state pressure and despite the obvious risks of criticizing readymade putin's rule. and other opposition figure boris nemtsov was shot

convinced alexei navalny has been poisoned, yulia wants him moved abroad.ian hospital that is bristling with plain—clothes security. translation: this situation is outrageous. it is clear they are hiding something. we demand that the hospital release alexei to us immediately, so we can take him to doctors we trust. alexei navalny collapsed on a flight to moscow, carried off in a coma after an emergency landing. "crooks and thieves," is what he calls those in power here. mr navalny is russia's loudest voice of opposition and his forensic anti—corruption investigations are hated by those they target. today, his russian doctor suggested there could be an innocent explanation. not poison, but low blood sugar, perhaps. his family are not chancing it. an air ambulance was flown in, and when the german medics on board finally saw mr navalny, theyjudged him stable enough to leave. so the russian team have done a u—turn, earning themselves a round of relieved applause. alexei navalny remains critically ill tonight, still unconscious, but his family hope a foreign cl

poisoning blame for which is often a laid at the door of the kremlin foremost spies on his daughter yulia suffered a nerve agent attack and russian defector alexander litvinenko died of radiation poisoning activist glad amir was poisoned twice and survived hooten the jury is for allegedly using radioactive nerve agents to target double agents defectors and others who fall afoul of the kremlin claims of any poisoning is being denied by the kremlin putin the russian president's press box person to meet the press corps saying that they wished missed in the valley all the best and a swift recovery saying that any delays in his transport taishan from russia to germany had been due to the concerns from the medical staff in fact the kremlin had rushed through documentation to allow him to make this trip what we are hearing is that the european union wanting to see a full investigation into what happened so missed in the valley in a case that is becoming increasingly politicized medical staff and berlin say they are running extensive task to establish what's wrong with now ali well as martin summ

or thanks very much indeed for joining us here in the studio today my 3 guests include yulia fish a former doctor now journalist and author she says we must make no compromises in implementing the lessons learned so far is not the 2nd wave will be very very painful she said. also with this is over he could have been business and finance journalist with the berlin based daily the target sites of all the tots and the recap believes that by the full the latest the latest corona will be back and she warns the economy will be hard hit on a very warm welcome to serbia squatch professor of public health and deputy biala jihad bill in charge at a hospital he says we. everything in our power to keep infection rates low and protect the public sector. thank you all for being here once again i'd like to begin with utopias cotton until very recently there was a sense here in germany that we had the situation with the coronavirus pretty much under control it's fair to say so is it fair to ask what has gone wrong i'm not sure something went wrong i think to rise that we're seeing right now was expected b

for which is often a laid at the door of the kremlin former spy surrogate script all on his daughter yulia suffered a nerve agent attack and russian defector alexander litvinenko died of radiation poisoning activist glad amir karl marx was poisoned twice and survived hooten the tory is for allegedly using radioactive nerve agents to target double agents defectors and others who fall afoul of the kremlin and what's been your take on the coverage. well look it's a big sexy story isn't it i'm in sort of james bond stuff i mean russia famously in the. shop poison into hunger in to promote slave using an umbrella and no one's really ever got over that legacy but i think there's a couple of things. firstly the doctors in arms kept changing their diagnosis 1st of all they said it was a poison and then it was a poison that was so deadly that it would affect everyone around me and so that's why he couldn't travel and then they came out with a logical test that said there was no poison and surveillance that they'd lost all credibility and looked like they were interfered with as for the coverage to

after initially being denied access no valley's wife yulia was eventually let in to see him but his personal doctor wasn't. because it's annoying that i'm not i can't see him i'd like to check up on him and i don't know and i asked if an ophthalmologist checked him and his retina there is a response from the people he's retina is alive. charismatic sometimes abrasive and absolutely fearless alexina valmy is the most prominent russian opposition figure. by exposing the corruption of russia's governing elite he's built a huge following of mainly young people drawn to protest by his investigative you tube videos the valley's followers are shown a willingness to defy police battens and prison time the valley himself has spent repeated spells behind bars a fraud case started in 2014 landed him a suspended sentence a jail term for his brother and a ban from the valley himself to challenge putin in 28 teens presidential election he has persisted despite the state pressure and despite the obvious risks of criticizing readymade putin's rule. another opposition figure boris nemtsov was shot dead near

poisoning blame for which is often a laid at the door of the kremlin form a sponsor and his daughter yulia suffered a nerve agent attack and russian defector alexander litvinenko died of radiation poisoning activist glen amir karim was poisoned twice and survived the tourists for allegedly using radioactive nerve agents to target double agents defectors and others who fall afoul of the kremlin course his support us will not be convinced they will believe that this is a poisoning. i am at a was a cool could be interested in such a poison and it became a kind of duty it's a it's a cliché for their west on media the western news agency is to blame rashi mediately after something happens basically there are many questions on it and the western media is not seeking answers to these questions instead is just so much easier to blame russia personally or to speculate if it could be done by a russian government agents without which inseparable with potence approval is just safe to make it has a chance against russia because it's much more dangerous to really investigate and to see broadly the role