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That are involved in the hijacking, but this time also on businesses and economic entities that are financing this regime. but economic entities that are financing this regime-— this regime. but will alexander care? their _ this regime. but will alexander care? their authoritarian - this regime. but will alexander - care? their authoritarian president of belarus is feeling emboldened after surviving huge anti—government protests last year. mr lukashenko was accused of stealing an election. p...

Year. he was accused of stealing an election. previous sanctions failed to stop what has become a brutal crackdown on opponents. vladimir putin has stuck by him. his support from the kremlin that has helped keep lukashenko in power. alexander lukashenko does not have to many friends left. he is a pariah in the west. that means having to rely more and more on the kremlin for support. and that since president putin just fine as moscow pushes for closer ties with belarus and greater influence there...

Be the focus of moisture to be just out a few showers and for the increased amount of sunshine pushing into the ease later in the day and temperatures starting to climb a bit more wide again. could see 20 degrees in a few more spots. later in the reagan high pressure becomes entered towards us all. we could in his bank holiday monday see some spots of rain pushed across the northern half of the country for the book overall in the next half of the week the id is high pressure north high—pressur...

Heres tuesdays weather forecast — the low pressure is moving towards the east butjust in the wake of it, further showers are expected from scotland and also along the eastern side of the country. out towards the west, the weather should start to improve. all in all, the rest of the weekend and into next week, looking fairly unsettled. but heres the good news — as we head towards the end of the week ahead, there are signs that the weather finally will be settling down. something to look forwa...

It is stjohnstones season! chris mclaughlin, bbc news. after being cancelled last year, the eurovision song contest was back tonight in rotterdam. and the result was one to forget for the united kingdom. the uk entrantjames newman came last — with zero points from the public — and zero points from the juries. italy were declared the winners with 524 points. and before we go, just to let you know that the home secretary, priti patel, will be one of andrew marr s guests at 9.00 tomorrow mornin...

Tonight at ten — prince william launches a scathing attack on the bbc after an inquiry heavily criticises the corporation over its famous interview with princess diana. well, there were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded.

Tonight at ten — prince william launches a scathing attack on the bbc after an inquiry heavily criticises the corporation over its famous interview with princess diana. well, there were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded.

Though, that area of low pressure looks likely to drift away. and finally, we get to see the potentialfor some high pressure to build not only for a day but for the majority of next week. now, the thing thats interesting is that as the winds swing in a clockwise direction around that high, weve still got them coming from a northerly, so dont expect it to be particularly warm. but it certainly will be better than it has been. we lose the risk of the showers, the temperatures bump up back to the h...

Cant seem to agree on what is and isnt advisable. also tonight... an unsolved murder from 1987 involving allegations of police corruption — now the home office delays publication of an independent report. a special report from france, where police forces are routinely accused of brutality and racist behaviour. and we look at the future of sport, in a world where climate change could transform conditions. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel... its a busy night of premier league f...

This is bbc world news, the latest headlines: israeli air strikes on gaza and rocket fire by palestinian militants towards southern israel have continued after a day of protests in the occupied west bank. so how is this going to be concluded? joining me now is ian lustick, professor of political science at university of pennsylvania. thanks very much indeed for joining us. there are various proposals being laid out at various levels, it seems, at the moment, and yet the fighting goes on. how do ...