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Theyjust take him, with no violence. he didnt look scared, something like that. eu leaders will meet to discuss what price he should pay. valery kavalewski is the foreign affairs representative for the exiled belarus opposition leader svetla na ti kha novs kaya. i asked if he was satisfied by the international condemnation of the incident, epecially from the us. absolutely, yes, we have been waiting for the reaction from the united states on top of the reaction from european states which has bee...

Im @lvaughanjones. this is bbc news. the weather charts are pointing towards something a little drier, more settled toward the end of the week at long last because it has been a very wet may for virtually all parts of the uk. but some areas have had nearly 300% of their average may rainfall. and this week is starting on an unsettled note. the rain moving through on sunday, and showers following for the day ahead. this is the area of low pressure that brought that intense rain and strong winds fo...

All the people who implement the repressions against people from a to z. the president of brazil has led a motorcade of more than 1,000 supporters through rio dejaneiro, despite strict coronavirus restrictions against large gatherings. roaring engines and a sea of green and yellow. the colours of brazils national flag. green and yellow. the colours of brazils nationalflag. more than 1000 supporters of president bolsonaro snaking through the streets of rio de janeiro. leading the pack, the presid...

About the supply of covid contracts, the refurbishment of the downing street flat, and who paid for the prime ministers holiday to mustique. but the cabinet office minister penny mordaunt rejected calls for further investigations. the ministerial code is clear — there must be no misuse of taxpayers money, nor actual or perceived conflicts of interest. but time and again, ministers act like the rules are for other people — none more so than the prime minister himself. last year, he declared �...

I would say the response was principled but very weak. it has not managed to influence the behaviour of lukashenko and his regime. the regime has escalated repression over time. given that, if you say it has escalated repression and the response has been weak, what would you like to see happen? in the first case, it has to be sanctions on the regime that would be strong and powerful, that would be directed against the sensitive points in the system of lukashenko, economic sanctions and the oliga...

From a to z. the president of brazil has led a motorcade of more than 1,000 supporters through rio dejaneiro, despite strict coronavirus restrictions against large gatherings. roaring engines and a sea of green and yellow. the colours of brazils national flag. more than 1,000 supporters of president bolsonaro snaking through the streets of rio dejaneiro. leading the pack, the president himself. its just his latest show of defiance against coronavirus restrictions, which the brazilian leader has ...

Monitoring people are not even aware of the behaviour of the volcano, this can affect the whole, the entire town. while we continue to feel the seismic activity, an eruption, a new eruption cannot be ruled out. now the orange sky has turned a dreary grey and as people return home, at least five tremors have been felt in the aftermath. there have been reports of casualties but the full picture is yet to emerge. reha kansara, bbc news, in nairobi. this years eurovision song contest was the usual m...

A stable relationship. i will say this, more about this incident will emerge in the coming days and weeks. it is worth at least raising the question at this point whether russia also played a part in this. it is now that the russian security service has a history of cooperation with its belarussian counterpart, the kgb, as it is still called. if it were to be the case that evidence emerged of russian complicity in theirs, and i emphasise it is not established yet, but it is something to look at,...

That would be out. mandatory cameras and no—knock warrants. the things that lead to a case like george floyd, breonna taylor, would be knocked out. that would be very important. what do you think the chances are of that passing? i think there is a strong likelihood, maybe not in its existing form but a strong likelihood it will pass. i will be in washington tomorrow hoping to meet with senators to encourage the passage of the act. we will have coverage of that on bbc world news. i just want to...

Tito mboweni in limpopo province, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much for having me here. ive been here before on hardtalk, but those days i was at the studios in london. this time im speaking to you from modjadjiskloof in limpopo province. thank you very much indeed. well, its a, its a pleasure to have you on the programme, minister. last time you were with us on hardtalk, of course, none of us had heard of covid—19. now your country is still in the grip of a national crisis thanks to th...