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Mr prigozhin to behave the way he is, to say the kind of things he is saying, because anyone else saying those kind of things and coming up with the kind of criticisms of the political system he comes out with would perhaps find himself injail. other people believe, no, mr prigozhin�*s actions are a potential threat to the political system here. how free are you to say what you think and report on what you want to do? there's no one looking over my shoulder, so we can report as we see the story. but obviously, it's a challenging environment because as relations deteriorate between russia and...

Exactly that question, and particularly those scientists here in the us and elsewhere who have long insisted that, despite those early attempts to dismiss this idea, that it ought to remain on the table, just like professor george gao, that there isn't yet enough evidence to rule it out. they've wondered the same, particularly given, john, when you think that this the idea of a lab leak doesn't simply point the finger of blame at china, because this was, after all, international, collaborative science that was going on in wuhan. it involved scientists from the uk, from the united states. these...

That the lab leak should even be considered, dismissing it as sort of anti—china propaganda, a lie perpetrated by china's enemies. and yet here you have one of its most senior scientists, of course, not saying that he thinks covid came from a lab, farfrom it, but at least saying that he does not yet believe there is evidence convincing enough to entirely rule it out. what's your feeling? i mean, was it somebody in a lab, perhaps in wuhan, didn't quite wash his or her hands sufficiently, took the disease home and it spread? or is it something more complex than that? the early cases were conne...

The head of this centre for disease control in china. do you think he'll get into trouble for what he said to you? it's interesting to see him denying now that that interview took place, which perhaps gives you some indication that there may be some pressure of some sorts. but i hope not. and i hope not more than anything, john, because, after all, this is one of the most important questions facing humankind. we need to know where this virus came from. it is important notjust for those who've suffered through it, but at a country level as well, for national governments, not least china's, of c...

Got quite nasty. a lot of it is a kind of personality clash, isn't it? the prime minister, albin kurti, of kosovo and president aleksandar vucic of serbia, the two main players in all of this, really, really do not like each other. so we're going back to the 1990s, john. this is the language that mr kurti is using. he was involved in the kosovo liberation army. he has neverforgiven mr vucic for being a minister in the milosevic government in the 1990s. he was very young, he was information minister in the 1990s, and he's never forgiven him for that. he does not accept mr vucic�*s protestatio...