an unexpected appearance on stage for yulia navalny. yes. on stage for yulia navalny.on stage for yulia navalny. yes, very soon after the _ on stage for yulia navalny. yes, very soon after the news - on stage for yulia navalny. us: very soon after the news broke of alexei navalny�*s death and that shot like a bolt of electricity through the security conference. everyone here on the mainstream and inside the halls are reacting to this news and people said his wife yulia is going to be here and there were telling us on bbc news he was meant to meet her tomorrow. and about 45 minutes ago, she was seen were walking through the front door along with another of alexei navalny�*s colleagues, went straight through the doors and those painful moments of decision that we heard being described about how she got back to see herfamily described about how she got back to see her family or whether she should stay here, she went through the doors, went straight onstage and made a very moving moments that we just broadcast live on bbc news, that standing ovation and sustained applause

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first, let's take a listen to alexei navalny�*s widow yulia in that social media post. ion: three days ago, vladimir putin killed my - husband, alexei navalny. putin killed the father of my children. putin took away the dearest thing i had, the closest and most beloved person. but putin also took navalny from you. somewhere in a colony in the far north, above the arctic circle in the eternal winter, putin killed notjust a man, alexei navalny — together with him, he wanted to kill our hopes, ourfreedom, our future, to destroy and nullified the best proof that russia can be different, that we are strong, that we are brave, that we believe and desperately fight and want to live differently. that was just part of the message, it is a couple of minutes long. her final words in the message were, i am not afraid, don't you be afraid. a little earlier, spoke to her russia editor steve rosenberg, who is in moscow. well, we don't know very much more, do we, about the circumstances of mr navalny�*s death, the cause of his death. as far as the authorities are concerned, an investiga

well, first and foremost, of course, yulia navalny is abroad.adimir putin a killer, she would find it very difficult and dangerous, in fact, to go back to russia now. as for navalny�*s own political organisation, well, it's been banned as extremist and all of his allies, his close allies, are either in prison, like he was, or they're abroad for their own safety. basically, vladimir putin has spent the past two decades systematically crushing all political opposition in the country. but now, of course, over the past few days, we have seen people bringing flowers and leaving tributes to alexei navalny. these are people who do want change in russia, who are sympathetic to navalny�*s cause. and yulia navalnaya has now called on them to unite in a fist and to punch vladimir putin's regime. but i think people really — the fear is very strong and the sense of pointlessness. and of course, it was alexei navalny who punched the hardest in his lifetime, and he paid an extremely high price for that. speaking on a visit to the falklands islands, lord camero

supporters and most of the people who follow russia, everyone was watching for this and waiting, after yulia navalnye she raised the stakes. so this comes as a relief to his family because one of the scenarios described by officials according to navalny�*s mother was that they would not give his body and bury him in the penal colony. so his family will be relieved to be able to get his body. we don't know where the funeral will take place, we know that navalny�*s mother, they are still in the arctic circle, so we didn't exactly where and when the funeral will take place. do you think russian authorities hope that by handing over navalny�*s body that will bring to an end the controversy surrounding his death? definitely, they don't like the level of discussion and level of coverage this has caused. obviously, they were irritated by the very fact that despite being in a penal colony, navalny was able to send his messages through, to be able to speak out on political topics, so the fact that even after his "sudden death", which many suspect could not have been connected to natural causes only, the leve

yulia navalny there. aksim katz, opposition activist, political strategist, and youtuber with a million audience in russia. he also managed the election campaign of alexei navalny in 2013. thanks forjoining us here on bbc news. we were watching that the video of yulia that has just been released today. do you think she will be able to represent pressure's opposition and why do you think she is doing this? i opposition and why do you think she is doing this?— is doing this? i think it is a very owerful is doing this? i think it is a very powerful video _ is doing this? i think it is a very powerful video and _ is doing this? i think it is a very powerful video and very - is doing this? i think it is a very i powerful video and very powerful speech and very powerful move by yulia navalny. ithink speech and very powerful move by yulia navalny. i think she will be able to represent the russian opposition, not only the opposition, but the russians who opposed the war and putin, tens of millions of them inside p

today, yulia navalny was in brussels, meeting european foreign ministers.s kept a low profile. now she's vowing to unite opposition to vladimir putin. and the kremlin, what has it been saying about the death of its staunchest critic? very little. president putin has yet to make any public comments about the death of alexei navalny, but today the kremlin spokesmen described accusations that it was the russian leadership that killed him as "obnoxious and utterly unacceptable". at this makeshift shrine to alexei navalny, we discovered that many of the floral tributes have been cleared away. and yet muscovites were still coming here to honour the man who called for change but would never live to see it. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. later this hour, we'll be speaking to a member of pussy riot — the feminist group who were vocal critics of vladimir putin, who were listed as "foreign agents" by the russian government. but now let's go live to alexander polupan, he's one of the doctors who treated alexei navalny after he nearly died, after he was poisoned in

well, first and foremost, of course, yulia navalny is abroad. and i think after she's called vladimir putin a killer, she would find it very difficult and dangerous, in fact, to go back to russia. now, as for navalny�*s own political organisation, well, it's been banned as extremist. and all of his allies, his close allies are either in prison like he was or they're abroad for their own safety. basically, vladimir putin has spent the past two decades systematically crushing all political opposition in the country. but now, of course, over the past few days, we have seen people bringing flowers and leaving tributes to alexei navalny. these are people who do want change in russia, who are sympathetic to navalny�*s cause. and yulia navalna has now called on them to unite in a fist and to punch vladimir putin's regime. but i think people really the fear is very strong and the sense of pointlessness. and of course, it was alexei navalny who punched the hardest in his lifetime, and he paid an extremely high price for that. the crew of a british owned

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target individuals and money president biden on thursday met with the widow of alexei navalny, yulia navalny and navalny's daughter, dasha in california and spoke to reporters in the meeting and let's take a listen to what the president had to say >> he was a man of incredible courage. it is amazing how his wife and daughter are emulating that. we will be announcing the sanctions against putin. one thing that was made clear to me is that she will continue to fight. >> back in russia alexei navalny's mother said she was finally allowed to see her son's body in the morgan but the authorities blackmailed her saying unless they agree to a secret funeral -- -- >>>> reporter: ivf patients in alabama, devastated, furious and scrambling as more clinics abruptly stop ivf procedures gabby has spent more than $20,000 on treatments and is hoping to create embryos with her husband as soon as possible. her clinic, alabama fertility informed her it was putting all new ivf treatments on hold >> i broke down in to tears. i was inconsolable we started to call every clinic we could think of. i am not stopping

yulia navalny has really stepped deliberately and dramatically into the political spotlight with this difficult even to watch. but it's her fury that she says is driving her on, and that leads her to say she can continue

alexei navalny's cause, 47 year-old, yulia navalnaya. alexei navalny's widow can she now effectively lead russia's opposition? >> now that he has gone, i think the only person who could potentially carry on his legacy is his wife. >> she has long avoided the spotlight supporting her husband's campaigns, but not leading rallies or making videos. >> but the fact that she has now affirmatively picked up the mantle, is there a remarkable turnaround from where she has stood for the last 15 years in the days since his death, she has recorded the video address, made public appearances, and met with world leaders in europe. >> she was intimately involved in her husband's worksheet, was a very close partner with him. i think she understands what it was that alexei navalny did as well, if not better than anyone. >> she certainly knows the dangers of the job in during her husband being poisoned and almost killed in 2020, getting him flown out of the country for treatment at his bedside during their 20th anniversary and flying back with him to russia

alexei navalny's cause 47 year-old, yulia navalnaya. alexei navalny's widow. >> can she now >> effectively lead russia's opposition? >> now that he is gone, i think the only person who could protect actually carry on his legacy is his wife. >> she has long avoided the spotlight supporting her husband's campaigns, but not leading rallies are making videos for the fact that she has now affirmatively picked up the mantle. is there a remarkable turnaround from where she has stood for the last 15 years in the days since his death, she has recorded the video address, made public appearances, and met with world leaders in europe. >> she was intimately involved in her husband's worksheet, was a very close partner with him. i think she understands what it was that alexei navalny did as well, if not better than anyone. >> she certainly knows the dangers of the job in during her husband being poisoned and almost killed in 2020, getting him flown out of the country for treatment at his bedside during their 20th anniversary and flying back with him t

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let's bring you some breaking lines from washington about electing navalny and his wife yulia. —— electingi navalny�*s wife, to talk about mr navalny, these are pictures from last week when she visited the european council, but we are hearing that the us president has met with yulia no mouni. we are also hearing from the white house that president biden has said the russians must return electing navalny�*s body to his mother. we are hearing the russians not returning the body until she agrees to hold a secret or private funeral. 0r on those lines coming out of the white house, of course, in the next team on bbc news. still to come on the world today... here is the world's oldest dog. he has been stripped of his title after controversy over his real age. around the world and across the uk, this is the world today on bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the united states and britain have said they are backing outgoing dutch prime minister mark rutte to succeed jens stoltenberg as the next secretary—general of nato in october. president biden said mr rutte had a deep unders

i think that we, roman, and you could tell yulia navalny to already show the portrait of the person who and this is the portrait of vladimir putin. well, here, in principle, there is no need to conduct an investigation in a few days, because putin and his team together with this clique, they are demonstrating. to the whole world, why kill navalny, why kill ukrainians, for them, there is no special difference at all, they are murderers, and it is necessary to talk about it, and the reaction of the world should probably be appropriate, as to murderers, that is, murderers deserve something, either for a long time, or according to russian law, there already have they reinstated the death penalty or not, they haven't reinstated it yet, well, i think that... by the time when it is necessary to punish putin, there will already be the death penalty, well, i 'm talking about what, well, when navalny says that we have to come out with something else and it is sitting somewhere across the ocean, well, this also raises the question, well, what next, well, first of all serhii, i have to correct you,

as well as money in the meantime thursday president biden met with the widow of alexei navalny, yulia navalny. let's take a listen to what was said >> he was a man of incredible courage. we are going to be announcing the sanctions against putin who is responsible for his death she is going to continue to fight. >> the mother of alexei navalny released a new video statement in which she said she was finally allowed to see her son's body in the morgue but was blackmailed by authorities who said unless she agrees to a secret funeral they will do something with the body. richard. >> thank you so much for kicking off the coverage today republicans in south carolina go to the polls tomorrow to choose a presidential nominee the latest polling showing nikki haley trailing significantly to donald trump in her home state >> he is not talking about all of the influx on the border or the lawlessness in the cities or wars around the world. all he is doing is talking about himself. >> she is hurting the party. i don't care let her run. think of it. if she is not running. but she is not doing well. we can't

few days, we have seen people bringing flowers and tributes to navalny, people who want change in russia, sympathetic to his cause. yuliaalnaya called on them to punch vladimir putin's regime. i think the fear is very strong and the sense of pointlessness and the sense of pointlessness and of course, it was alexei navalny who punched the hardest and paid an extremely high price. and paid an extremely high rice. �* , and paid an extremely high rice, �*, ., ., , and paid an extremely high rice. a . . ,_ , , price. as navalny sympathisers in russia face _ price. as navalny sympathisers in russia face punishment, - price. as navalny sympathisers in russia face punishment, the| in russia face punishment, the bbc�*s russia editor reports on the whereabouts of his body. for three days now, she's been trying to recover her son's body, but alexei navalny�*s mother — here in the middle — was told that investigators are not ready to release it or even where the body is. 11 a clue perhaps, caught on cctv in the dead of night near mr navalny�*s remote penal colony — a prison convoy heading to a nearby town, just hours after the anno

a standing ovation therefore yulia navalny. n the early hours since that news came in but incredibly powerful words that she delivered there. our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams, looks back at the life of alexei navalny. for years, alexei navalny was a thorn in the side of the kremlin. a lawyer by training, he started out as an anti—corruption blogger. but he shot to prominence in 2011, during protests over parliamentary elections tainted by allegations of fraud. the demonstrations were the largest russia had seen for years. navalny was arrested, suddenly emerging as a significant opposition figure. his charismatic presence on the streets soon made him a regular target of the authorities. alexei navalny was a strong nationalist, but also a fierce critic of russia's powerful elites. he developed a huge following on social media, publishing regular investigations into high—level corruption. his popular youtube channel, with its slick videos, was full of allegations against prominent figures. translation: what we're seeing now

the president embraced yulia navalny and expressed his condolences for their loss. the president promised the two women he would sanction russian president vladimir putin, and said he holds the russian leader personally responsible for the death of navalny. ktvu krystal bailey joins us from the newsroom with more krystal. >> yes, alexei navalny died on friday in the midst of the war with ukraine. he was a political prisoner and a russian opposition leader. president joe biden and us allies say putin is to blame. president biden sharing those photos of this meeting with yulia and navalny earlier today. those photos showing that warm embrace during the exchange, he shared on social media that navalny's legacy of courage will live on, and his wife and daughter, who are fighting for democracy and human rights. >> this morning i had the honor of meeting with collection of navalny's wife and daughter as the state. the obvious. he was a man of incredible courage, and it's amazing how his wife and daughter are emulating that. and we're going to be announcing the sanctions ag

navalny�*s widow yulia, is due to address european foreign ministers in brussels today, on the invitatione eu's foreign policy chiefjoseph borrell. the bbc�*s chief international correspondent lyse doucet spoke with him about the significance of the invitation, and the wider concerns around russia and ukraine. it is a way of, first, honouring navalny. secondly, to express our deep sorry for this death and third, and maybe the most important thing, is to provide a voice to the russian opposition. because in russia, there are people who want to live in freedom — as you and me — and these people have been fighting, together with navalny. and many which are anonymous has also been sent to jail and may be dead and these people deserve support. that was joseph borrell. let's speak to our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford. the suggestion is that some kind of investigation is taking place and that that has been extended. what do we know for sure? this that that has been extended. what do we know for sure?— we know for sure? this is a comment that's come — we know for sure? this is a co

en enero de 2021, navalny y su esposa yulia regresaron voluntariamente a moscú.en una prisión de máxima seguridad. estuvo recluido en la colonia conocida como el lobo polar, fundada en 1960, situada al norte del círculo polar Ártico y considerada una de las prisiones más duras de rusia. alguna vez fue parte del sistema gulag de campos de trabajo forzados soviético 2 incluso tras las rejas, enviaba mensajes a través de sus abogados utilizando las redes sociales para protestar por la guerra de ucrania y cuestionar a los que están en el poder. el miércoles publicó en instagram un mensaje para su esposa puede que estemos separados por ventiscas azules y miles de kilómetros, pero siento que está cerca de mí cada segundo y sigo amándote aún más. y bueno, sabemos que navalny aprovechaba sus comparecencias en corte para expresar sus opiniones políticas. recientemente hizo un llamado a los rusos a votar por cualquier otro candidato que no sea vladimir putin en las elecciones presidenciales de ese país se van a realizar el próximo mes y también hay que mencionar que en rel

alexei navalny's widow yulia navalnaya _ do know. ulia navalnaya registered - do know. alexei navalny's widow yulia navalnaya registered her. yulia navalnaya registered her account on twitter only yesterday on monday where she published a message saying that she was going to continue her late husband's work and called on russians tojoin her. today, that account was briefly suspended for about half an hour or so and a message appeared instead of that account saying that it had violated the platform's rules. it's not clear which will exactly was broken, it has now been reinstated and it is not unreasonable to assume that it may have been the result of yet another campaign carried out by pro—kremlin automated bot accounts which in the past have targeted various social media platforms resulting in the suspension of critical accounts and now that account belonging to yuli on the valley has been reinstated. thank ou ve valley has been reinstated. thank you very much. — valley has been reinstated. thank you very much. i _ valley has been rei

roman, and one more question the day before, we saw that yulia navalny spoke in the european parliamentusly she was hosted by joe biden in the oval office, don't you think that the western world already after the death of navalny, so to speak, if you can say so, decided on the leader of the russian opposition in navalny's face, and if so, what does this mean, does it mean that the event will now be bigger. contribute to the downfall of putin's regime, or is this just some formal story? you see, we still have to decide on terms, because here in the western world in ukraine the opposition is people who have a chance to come to power in the elections, this is a position in my understanding, in the russian version, whether you like navalna and her team or not, the same applied to oleksiy himself, and they had no chance in such a situation... the key is that the approaches of these people in ukraine, well, let's say this, do not work for many, this does not mean that the west will not look for some such options, well, the so-called alternative, that there are people who can theoretically com

like to say a few more words about it, i was personally impressed by tatyana, i was impressed by yulia navalny'serday at the funeral of oleksii navalny, she described the situation very clearly. if... you hope for any negotiations with putin, then you are deeply mistaken, our trusting european friends, putin is a monster, that's the end of the quote, you know, tatiana, well, well, it sounded loudly, and so to speak, we hope that european friends will understand that the situation is much worse, than it would seem to them, you understand, and resolutions alone cannot do here, well, but the story of... the story of navalny in the european parliament, next, putin is a monster, and, unfortunately, they are afraid of him in the european parliament, for example, yesterday on the air in serhiy rudenko, we were just discussing the project of the resolution on the assassination of navalny , proposed by the largest, faction, the largest political group of the european parliament, the european people's party, and there... was a revolutionary, literally really revolutionary for the european parliament and f

sergey tatyana, yulia navalny, the wife of oleksii navalny, also spoke at the european parliament today she was perceived there and in... actually, what happened there, but that's after we see, actually, what ms. navalny said in the european parliament. if you really want to defeat putin, you need to become innovators, you need to stop being afraid of it. it is impossible to harm him with another package of sanctions or a resolution. it will be no different from what has already been done. he is not human morals or principles, it cannot be perceived that way. oleksiy realized this a long time ago. you are not dealing with a politician, but with a bloody monster. putin must answer for what he did to my country. putin must answer for what he did to a neighboring peaceful country, and putin must answer for everything he did to oleksii. how, tatiana perceives yulia navalna as the new opposition leader of russia in, well, on international platforms? absolutely, there was simply unprecedented attention to her today i will tell you that it is very rare that the press hall in the european parli

russian-language twitter, because today he wrote, commented on the statement of navalny's wife, yulia navalny stated that she will continue his case, he he commented on it as ironically or sarcastically as possible, said that he would actually continue his business, wave balls, launch an airplane, drink vodka, fly to russia, and sit there voluntarily. to prison and so on and so on and will die, they say, go ahead, and there is a lot of criticism from russian-speaking users, i understand the liberals there , who do not hesitate to use various obscene words to call babchenko names, well, this is their business to a certain extent, but that’s how it is, but this story with navalny, and by the way, what now turns out to continue navalny's case will be his wife, and then who are their children there? well, it is traditional for muscovy to continue such things there, friends, who can be the leader of the opposition there now? there are no such people there, that is, if they form priputin oligarchs, they can form some, some image of some elite there or in the special services and expose him to the w

serhiy, tatyana, yulia navalny, wife of oleksii navalny, also spoke in the european parliament today. how she was perceived there and actually what happened there, but this is after we look, actually, what ms. navalna said in the european parliament, if you really want to defeat putin, you need to become innovators, you need to stop being afraid of it, it is impossible to harm him another package of sanctions or a resolution, it will be no different from... what has already been done, he is not a man of morals or principles, he cannot be perceive. oleksiy understood this a long time ago, you are not dealing with a politician, but with a bloody monster. putin must answer for what he did to my country. putin must answer for what he did to a neighboring peaceful country, and putin must answer for everything he did to oleksii. how, tatyana already perceives yulia navalna as the new opposition leader. in russia, well, on international platforms, it is absolutely true, today there was simply unprecedented attention from the media, i will tell you that this happens very rarely, that in the e

yulia navalny says there is no reason to keep his body other than to let traces of the nerve agent novichokcceptable. earlier i spoke to cbs correspondent jared hill in new york. i began by asking him about the extent of the sanctions president biden maybe considering. what we know at this point is that president biden has said that he is considering what he calls a whole number of options, but we don't know the specifics. since russia's invasion of ukraine nearly two years ago, the us has already imposed several rounds of sanctions against russian officials, institutions and businesses. that is to try to persuade the general people of russia to push back against the war as well as trying to stop money flowing into some of the coffers that putin and the kremlin used to continue the war. but what the exact sanctions would look like, that is yet to be seen. the white house are keeping that close to the vest. how is this likely to play out on capitol hill? again, this will be a big question, to see whether this makes any sort of movement on capitol hill, in particular when it comes to a bill c

the direct speech of yulia navalny, the widow of oleksii navalny.r showed once again that putin is capable of anything and that he cannot be negotiated with. you cannot harm putin by passing another one resolution, or by expanding the next package of sanctions, which are no different from the previous ones. you cannot defeat him by thinking that he is a principled person who has morals and rules. he is not like that. you are not dealing with a politician, but with a monster. according to the widow of oleksii navalny, putin is the leader of an organized criminal group, and therefore it is necessary to fight first of all with his close friends and associates who keep mafia money. now we will talk about international politics in general, because one thing is the issue of fighting with financial ones putin's resources, and the second matter is aid to ukraine, and the united states is now once again under our careful analytical crosshairs. ruslan osypenko, a diplomat and expert of international, is already in touch with us. mr. ruslan, we welcome you, we

congresswoman nancy pelosi shared this photo of herself today with navalny's wife, yulia. they are both in munich, germany, for the munich security conference. yulia navalny received a standing ovation today and spoke about her husband's reported death and his legacy. congresswoman pelosi said, quote, her extraordinary poise and strength under horrific circumstances were an inspiration to us all. >> well, today, a new york judge ruled against former president donald trump, ordering him to pay more than $350 million. the judge ruled that trump and his two older sons committed fraud by inflating the value of their holdings on financial statements , to get banks to lend them on more favorable terms. the judge also banned the former president from running businesses in the state for three years. eric and donald trump junior were each ordered to pay $4 million as. >> coming up, new legislation could bring some changes to downtown san francisco, though the effort to cut through the red tape when it comes to new developments. plus we lost at least i would say at least 20% of our

alexei navalny�*s widow yulia willaddress mps, meps. xei navalny�*s widow yulia will address mps, meps. she already vowed not long after his death that she would continue his fight, didn't she? ,, she would continue his fight, didn't she? , ., , she would continue his fight, didn't she? ,, ., , ., she? she did, within hours of the death of her— she? she did, within hours of the death of her husband _ she? she did, within hours of the death of her husband she - she? she did, within hours of the death of her husband she was - she? she did, within hours of the i death of her husband she was saying that not only vladimir putin was directly responsible for alexei navalny�*s death but also that she would continue the work that he did during his life as the leading figure in opposition to vladimir putin and within hours she was addressing politicians in munich but then also she has been travelling to brussels and today she is in strasbourg at the european parliament. this is all within two weeks of her husband dying. she says his work will cont

en un video revelado durante una reunión de cancilleres europeos, yulia navalni acusó al líder ruso desobre cómo piensa nuestra comunidad sobre el tema migratorio. lourdes hurtado tiene los datos y también las reacciones durante sus 75 años en el pequeño poblado fronterizo de texas. ricardo cardozo ha visto de cerca los cruces de migrantes a través de las décadas? pues ahorita más o menos es crisis porque ya es mucho, verdad? es mucha gente que ha entrado, comparte la opinión de muchos estadounidenses, entre ellos un gran número de hispanos, un 80% de la población considera que la administración biden está haciendo un mal trabajo manejando el incremento de migrantes en la frontera, según una nueva encuesta nacional del pew research center. pues no están haciendo su trabajo en eso ricardo difiere. no puedo culpar a un partido si el otro no va a ayudar. un 45% de los estadounidenses percibe la situación como una crisis. lo mismo dice un 38% de la comunidad hispana y otro 38% lo ve como un problema mayor. se ha puesto peor si no está todo está descontrolado. la mayoría de los estadouniden

and she said that she'd had a shared experience with yulia navalny. day. in this way, i can understand yulia and her family as well. they've had the news they fear. bluntly, can i ask you, do you fear that sergei is dead? you know, yesterday when i talk to yulia,| she still hoped that this news i about your husband was gossip. because we all want to believe that our beloved are alive. - i want to believe that my husband is alive because he is strong person. l his morality is high. but these gulags, you know, . these prisons are killing people. last year, he escaped incommunicado. —— last year, he is. kept incommunicado. it means that lawyer is not allowed to visit him, - letters are not delivered. so actually, i don't know if he's alive. i i tried to put to her what we've heard on the newscast from voters on the streets. "it makes no difference. "our politicians are all rubbish. "it's all awful. "everything's awful." i said, "do we need to educate ourselves in the uk? actually, democracy is a fabulous thing." and she said, yes, you know, you can criti

his comments come as the opposition leader's wife, yulia navalny, told the munich security conferenceher international leaders, including vladimir zelenskyy , have also laid blame zelenskyy, have also laid blame on russia for mr navalny's death, a claim that's been echoed by the us and the eu, among others. the foreign secretary said it's another example of putin's dreadful regime . regime. >> well, alex navalny was an incredibly brave fighter against corruption and he gave up everything in campaigning for what he believed in. and my heart goes out to his wife and to his family. and we should be clear about what has happened here. putin says russia imprisoned him , trumped up imprisoned him, trumped up charges against him , poisoned charges against him, poisoned him, sent him to a arctic penal colony, and now he's tragically dying. >> and we should hold putin accountable . accountable. >> two men in east sussex have been arrested today, one on suspicion of people smuggling and the other for entering the uk illegally . that's after uk illegally. that's after a group of migrants were fo

, to his insult to yulia navalny, to his children . himself to children. comparing himself to navalny and trying to stop funding . you know, i still think funding. you know, i still think we are we are doing more in ukraine than, well, we're not trying proportionately . trying proportionately. >> we're doing an america has has paused, which is a great problem because america is obviously the biggest funder. >> i find it really extra >> and i find it really extra ordinary that the far right and in america has just seems to be so muddled and don't know what they're doing , but they would they're doing, but they would not about hitler. not have said this about hitler. so saying this? i so why are they saying this? i don't get it about putin. well, there a, um, an isolationist there was a, um, an isolationist view of hitler. >> i mean, america has always been to be dragged been reluctant to be dragged into but do you into global events. but do you think putin, if he wins in ukraine, would go further ? is ukraine, would go further? is there

today, yulia navalny was in brussels, meeting european foreign ministers.she's kept a low profile. now she's vowing to unite opposition to vladimir putin. and the kremlin, what has it been saying about the death of its staunchest critic? very little. president putin has yet to make any public comments about the death of alexei navalny, but today the kremlin spokesmen described accusations that it was the russian leadership that killed him as "obnoxious and utterly unacceptable". at this makeshift shrine to alexei navalny, we discovered that many of the floral tributes have been cleared away. and yet muscovites were still coming here to honour the man who called for change but would never live to see it. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. odesa rae, is the producer of the oscar—winning documentary "navalny". i spoke to her a little earlier about the life of alexei navalny. what i think has to be understood with this question, which i've been asked so many times in the last year and a half of getting the film out, is that alexei navalny, the precedent that ha

today, yulia navalny was in brussels, meeting european foreign ministers.kept a low profile. now she's vowing to unite opposition to vladimir putin. and the kremlin, what has it been saying about the death of its staunchest critic? very little. president putin has yet to make any public comments about the death of alexei navalny, but today the kremlin spokesmen described accusations that it was the russian leadership that killed him as "obnoxious and utterly unacceptable". at this makeshift shrine to alexei navalny, we discovered that many of the floral tributes have been cleared away. and yet muscovites were still coming here to honour the man who called for change but would never live to see it. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. the business secretary has come out fighting after allegations yesterday by the former chairman of the post office that he was instructed by government to delay compensation payments to victims of the horizon it scandal. kemi badenoch said the allegations were categorically untrue and that it was a blatant attempt by the ex chair

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vice president kamala harris was speaking and she brought his widow, yulia navalny to the stage. the breaking news. russian opposition leader, that man, alexei navalny, at 47 years old has been killed in a russian prison. russian prison authorities say he died. he fell down and he lost consciousness and they were not able to revive him, but most experts say this is the hand of vladimir putin who has been trying to kill this opposition leader for more than a decade. at one point, even trying to poison him. the news sent reverberations around the world. it has implications in our own politics as we have lawmakers here at home who seem to be bowing to vladimir putin and bowing to donald trump who bows to vladimir putin, and at the munich security conference, world leaders are responding in horror to the killing of alexei navalny, and in a few moments we'll be showing his widow who joined the stage with vice president kamala harris asking for justice. oh, here she is. yulia navalny speaking in munich. take a look. okay. so we will actually play her full remarks in just a moment. she c

yulia navalny received a standing ovation while speaking about her husband's.d death and his legacy. congresswoman pelosi said, quote, her extraordinary poise and strength under horrific circumstances were an inspiration to us all. >> two minors are charged in the deadly mass shooting at the kansas city chiefs super bowl parade. authorities say they are both being held in a juvenile detention center on gun related and resisting arrest charges. more charges are expected to come. 43 year old lisa lopez galvan died in the gunfire as the parade and rally were wrapping up at a vigil held last night in kansas city, people gathered to honor her and the other victims. lopez galvan was married with two children, and she was a popular local radio dj she was here to do. >> then she was a good person. this was senseless. >> singer taylor swift contributed $100,000 to the family through gofundme. 22 other people, including many children, were injured in the shooting. all but two have been released now from the hospital. >> closer to home, a man has been taken into custody a

you had president biden meeting with navalny's widow, yulia navalny.ing today i met with yulia and dasha, alexei navalny's of one to express my condolences for the devastating loss. alexei's legacies of courage will live on. and the countless people across russia fighting for democracy and human rights. you take those things, he put them side by side. there is a glaring gap there in leadership. >> one of the presidential contenders makes everything about himself, including comparing himself, daring to compare himself to someone who has been fighting and authoritarian, almost totalitarian regime, for a good 15 years. at which point they have come after his family. recall that alexei navalny's brother was jailed for three years back ten years ago when the state was still scared to put alexei navalny in jail for fear three protests. instead they threw his brother in jail for three years. he knew his whole time that his little brother was in jail just because of him. they have searched his parents home. yulia's grandmother's home. they have gone after this

yulia navalny vowed to continue his work, saying that she wants to live in a free russia.eason for his death is known and the details of those responsible will be made public. >> alexei putin, putin killed my children's father . children's father. >> putin took away the most dear person i have ever had. >> i want to live in a free russia . russia. >> i want to build a free russia i >> -- >> well, hm >> well, that comes as mr navalny's mother and his lawyer were seen visiting the local prosecutor's office in the city, near to where he died last week. but a spokesperson said they weren't allowed into the morgue , weren't allowed into the morgue, where his body is believed to be held, adding that they were literally pushed out . and we can literally pushed out. and we can take you live now to bristol, where police are giving an update after the bodies of those three young children were found. the continue the river soar and we continue to use the helicopter at and aerial technology to try and locate the little boy . locate the little boy. >> our priority for leicestershire po

yulia navalny . navalny. >> nyah, nyah. that's a feminised version.how they do it in russia, right ? they do it in russia, right? that's how they do it, i think. >> yeah, interesting. >> so, yeah, that's interesting. okay. men and women okay. uh, because men and women are different. yeah. vows to are different. yeah. uh, vows to continue fight. continue her husband's fight. this brave for her. this is a very brave for her. uh, although she . she's uh, although she. well, she's speaking undisclosed speaking from an undisclosed location , wherever, but still, location, wherever, but still, to target her head to put a target on her head after her husband's been murdered and assassinated. uh, and she's putting her and i guess she's putting her forward focal point and i guess she's putting her fonprotest focal point and i guess she's putting her fonprotest against focal point and i guess she's putting her fonprotest against putin. point for protest against putin. >> of course, you don't know that for a fact that he's been murdered or associated at this poi

talk to me first about what we're hearing from navalny's team. >> so we heard this statement from yulia navalny she went to youtube which was a platform that alek si navalny had used extensively quite effectively. youtube was what really put him on the map. he started with an anticorruption video blog in which he would put out videos, some highly produced drone videos taken at great risk inside russia showing the mega mansions of russia's elite, including vladimir putin, his inner circle and showing their yachts, showing what he described as their lavish lifestyles and ill gotten gains. now we saw yulia on youtube strongly suggesting that she's going to take up this opposition mantle. she said that half of her heart died with her husband, that russia killed half of her soul, but that the other half wants to continue on his mission, his life's work, and she made these statements. this somewhat intimidating statement if you're in russia, that they're not over. they're looking into this and they have investigators working on this case to try and figure out who from their point of view assassinated

you posted a photo of you and alexei navalny from back in 2012 when you were i believe it was right before you were leaving? russia, yulia said this morning, i will continue the work of alexei navalny and also she urged in her words, were i asked you to share with me in rage you said this weekend that there's a feeling that hope has died this weekend for the opposition movement in russia. can yulia carry this on >> well the other feeling that was voiced a lot this weekend, both at the munich security conference and among our positionally minded russians, was can the opposition live, survive without navalny? he was such a clear leader even when boris nemtsov was alive he organized a really impressive organization nationwide before it was shut down and raised to the ground by the kremlin. now that he is gone, i think the only person who could potentially carry on his legacy is his wife what is so striking about her announcement this morning, in addition to the fact that it's only been three days since her since she learned of her husband's death, you can see in the video that she's clearly been crying for most of those thr