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Leaving belaruss airspace, escorted by a fully armed mig—29 fighter. the head of the airline believes there were four secret service agents on board. i think its the first time it has happened to a european airline but, i mean, this was a case of state—sponsored. .. it was a state—sponsored hijack, it was state—sponsored piracy. but unfortunately, i cant say much about it because the eu authorities and nato are dealing with it at the moment. there is international outrage. here in europe...

Critical as they indeed already have been? , , been? while the events of yesterday were really unprecedented _ been? while the events of yesterday were really unprecedented as - been? while the events of yesterday were really unprecedented as the . were really unprecedented as the foreign— were really unprecedented as the foreign secretary said. for a, a state _ foreign secretary said. for a, a state to— foreign secretary said. for a, a state to take effectively the action of a pirate in hij...

In a cool breeze blowing down eastern parts of scotland is here with her would be the focus for the heaviest of the afternoon showers. it will climb a bit further as we head further into thursday, area of high pressure trying to build but not strong enough to keep this weather front at bay. that will bring some spells of rain into ireland and turning away in northern ireland through the day with some heavy rain and gusty winds. the rain in western fringes but much of scotland will stay dry and t...

This is bbc news. im victoria derbyshire. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. outrage after a ryanair flight was diverted and forced to make an emergency landing in belarus, where authorities arrested an opposition activist on board. translation: lukashenko personally caused an international scandal, - used military aircraft against civilians in belarus and european countries to arrest a single person. no—one else is safe. a prominent uk black lives matter activist �...

That? its horrible, its shocking, because one week— that? its horrible, its shocking, because one week ago _ that? its horrible, its shocking, because one week ago we, - that? its horrible, its shocking, . because one week ago we, svetlana tikhanovskaya and i, we took the same flight and we could be in the same flight and we could be in the same situation as roman protasevich. what happened, it shows that nobody is safe who is flying over belarus. it also shows even if you are in the territory...

Protasevich�*s place. after several hours on the ground, the plane and remaining passengers were allowed to leave and arrived in vilnius, as outrage spread across europe, with several countries accusing belarus of an act of state terrorism. in a tweet, the foreign secretary dominic raab said he was coordinating with allies and warned: "this outlandish action by lukashenko have serious implications." at vilnius airport, supporters of roman protasevich waited in vain for his arrival, as they con...

What belarus has done? i am what belarus has done? i am appalled. _ what belarus has done? i am appalled. i — what belarus has done? i am appalled, i think— what belarus has done? i am appalled, i think everybody l what belarus has done? i—h appalled, i think everybody in the west is. intercepting a civilian airliner in mid—flight, using a heavily armed fighter to do so and forcing it to divert to your capital �*s airportjust so you can detain somebody on board of him you disapprove. i...

No—one else is safe. anyone can be in roman protasevich�*s place. after several hours on the ground, the plane and remaining passengers were allowed to leave and arrived in vilnius, as outrage spread across europe, with several countries accusing belarus of an act of state terrorism. in a tweet, the foreign secretary dominic raab said he was coordinating with allies and warned: "this outlandish action by lukashenko will have serious implications." at vilnius airport, supporters of roman prot...

Airlines have started to avoid belarus�*s airports and airspace, deciding detours are worth delays. —— belarus�*s government. lets get the latest from our correspondent sarah rainsford in moscow. youve been speaking to the journalist roman protasevichs father — what did he have to say? dmitri was distressed but also very angry and describe what happened to his son. he said he was living in the eu and felt protected and never imagined anything like this could have happened to him. he sa...

And nato are dealing with it at the moment. there is international outrage. here in europe, talk is tough, with promises of consequences. but tonight, eu leaders must decide what exactly the consequences should be for hijacking an eu flight. after hours in minsk, the plane was allowed to complete its trip — without roman and his girlfriend. already, it appears airlines have started to avoid belarussian airspace, deciding the detours are worth the delays. jean mackenzie, bbc news. and we are ge...