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Reassure people that it is notjust a question of throwing him under the bus to protect her own position? it sounds like it to me certainly, and as we have been hearing the political commentators also suggesting, and who knows what will happen with her position as well. but it is going to take a little bit of work, notjust perhaps getting rid of the treasury ministerial team if you like to get the markets to believe in the long term plans being sustainable. and the way this is gone about, making ...

Jubilation among the pro—kremlin commentators, one of them from a channel called russia today, filmed himself dancing in celebration of the air strikes. there have been calls by various commentators who support president put in and his war on ukraine and they have been making calls for more such air strikes, one such commentator called these missile attacks beautiful and he said they will be even more beautiful if they continue for at least a week.— beautiful if they continue for at least a ...

A nationwide security crisis. now on bbc news, dateline london. hello and welcome to the programme, which brings together leading british commentators with journalists from overseas who write, blog, podcast and broadcast to audiences in their home countries from the dateline: london. this week — liz the disruptor, emmanuel the moderniser, vlad the invader. the first has a comfortable

That, as far as he was concerned, russia and crimea were joined forever. very different scenes today. pro—kremlin commentators have blamed ukraine for the explosion but there has been no claim of responsibility from kyiv. it is noticeable how the situation has changed here, and the messaging. a few months ago, russians were being told by their leaders and by the state media that the so—called special military operation would be relatively brief and victorious. now, they are being told that t...

And parts of the road had collapsed into the sea. later, investigators announced that three people had been killed. they have opened a criminal case. the 12—mile long road and rail bridge is not only strategically important to the kremlin as a supply route, it is also a symbol of the russian annexation of crimea. vladimir putin opened it in 2018, getting behind the wheel to show that, as far as he was concerned, russia and crimea were joined for ever. very different scenes today. pro—kremlin...

Its also a symbol of the russian annexation of crimea. vladimir putin opened it in 2018, getting behind the wheel to show that as far as he was concerned, russia and crimea were joined forever. very different scenes here. pro—kremlin commentators have blamed ukraine for the explosion, but theres been no claim of responsibility from kyiv. it is noticeable how the situation has changed here, and the messaging. a few months ago, russians were being told by their leaders and by the state media tha...

"putins my president," they spell out. but apart from a little organised adoration, no widespread celebration. perhaps this is why. pro—kremlin commentators are now admitting that russias doing badly in ukraine. "its not going our way," the presenter says. "we must stop lying," says this mp and retired general. "certain leaders need to understand that." no present here for putin. in oslo, the nobel peace prize went to defenders of democracy and civil society. russian rights group, memorial, be...

In moscow, president putin has been celebrating his 70th birthday, with rallies of support and praise from the head of the orthodox church — but there is now open criticism of the ukraine war on russian television. and this years nobel peace prize has been awarded to human rights campaigners from russia, belarus and ukraine. our russia editor steve rosenberg reports from moscow. 70 today, vladimir putin was hosting regional leaders — a little summit in a large palace. his guests, of course, ...

Pro—kremlin commentators are now admitting that russias doing badly in ukraine. "its not going our way", the presenter says. "we must stop lying", says this mp and retired general. "certain leaders need to understand that." no present here for putin. in oslo, the nobel peace prize went to defenders of democracy and civil society. russian rights group, memorial, belarus activist ales bialiatski, and ukraines centre for civil liberties. they have made an outstanding effort to document war crimes...

His guests, of course, had brought him gifts, including, bizarrely, a mountain of melons. out on the streets, a highly choreographed happy birthday. "putins my president", they spell out. but apart from a little organised adoration, no widespread celebration. perhaps this is why. pro—kremlin commentators are now admitting that russias doing badly in ukraine. "its not going our way", the presenter says. "we must stop lying", says this mp and retired general. "certain leaders need to understand ...