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Year with a picture. 12—year—old masha drew it at school. "glory to ukraine," it says. "no to war," as russian missiles fly in. then the problem started. town counsellor olga podolski says masha's father, a single parent, contacted her to say the school, shocked by the drawing, had called the police. translate: her father alexei | told me he was dumbfounded. then the police began checking his social media. they told him he was bringing up his daughter in a bad way. the authorities want everyone to toe the line. no one is allowed to have their own opinion. alexei is under house arrest and n...

12—year—old masha drew it at school. "glory to ukraine", it says. "no to war", as russian missiles fly in. then the problem started. town counsellor olga podolski says masha's father, a single parent, contacted her to say the school, shocked by the drawing, had called the police. herfather, alexei, told me he was dumbfounded. then the police began checking his social media. they told him he was bringing up his daughter in a bad way. the authorities want everyone to toe the line. no one is allowed to have their own opinion. alexei is under house arrest and not allowed to talk to us. since m...

And that's all the sport for now. the head of the education watchdog for england, ofsted, says school inspections will continue — despite calls for them to be paused, after a headteacher in reading took her own life. ruth perry's family says she'd found the pressure of an inspection 'intolerable'. the chief inspector of schools amanda spielman says ofsted's work is important to parents — though she added there is a legitimate debate to be had about changing the grading system. tim muffett has this report. "she was an exemplary leader at a wonderful school," according to a statement from he...

Russians who protest against the war in ukraine take considerable risks by doing so — they can lose theirjobs. even theirfreedom. but in one town, a russian man currently being prosecuted for anti—war posts on social media risks losing his daughter. the child, who's now 13, has been sent to a children's home and social services are taking legal action to restrict the father's parental rights. pressure on the family began last year after the girl drew an anti—war picture at school. from the town of yefremov steve rosenberg reports. this is the last time masha moskalyov was seen in public....

After the girl drew that picture. we tried contacting masha's school to get its side of the story. school number nine didn't respond to a written request for comment. so we went along there, but were told, no, we couldn't come in. we tried calling. same result. across town, supporters of the family gathered in court. "return masha to her father", it says. the localjuvenile affairs commission is taking legal action to restrict alexei's parental rights. the commission has yet to respond to our request for comment. alexei moskalyov had wanted to come here to court, but he wasn't allowed to interr...