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Let s get more analysis now on the significance of the sinking of the moskva, i m joined now byjeffrey edmonds, former directorfor russia on national security council and a former senior russian naval analyst at the cia. thanks forjoining us, geoffrey. the bbc can t verify the claim of russia or ukraine about the sinking of the ship butjust for a moment let s suppose, let s imagine that ukraine did think it. are they capable of doing that, do they have the weaponry? this is a huge military ship talking about, isn t it? i huge military ship talking about, isn t it? huge military ship talking about, isn t it? i think they do about, isn t it? ithink they do but it about, isn t it? ithink they do but it would about, isn t it? ithink they do but it would have - about, isn t it? ithink they do but it would have beenl about, isn t it? ithink they| do but it would have been a challenge stopping the neptune missal they ve acquired is a fairly new muscle, they could have fired it from the coast, but the moskva had have fired it from the coast, but th defensive |ad have fired it from the coast,
Prestige. what we know about the fate of the prestige. what we know about the fate of the 500 prestige. what we know about the fate of the 500 plus - prestige. what we know about| the fate of the 500 plus crew? that is some evacuation, isn t it? what is likely to happen to them, whatever the cause of the sinking ship. it them, whatever the cause of the sinking ship- sinking ship. it is hard to sa , sinking ship. it is hard to say. the sinking ship. it is hard to say, the russians - sinking ship. it is hard to say, the russians are - sinking ship. it is hard to . say, the russians are saying that most of them are evacuated and given the timeframe that we are talking about, it s likely that many of them were. it also stands to reason that there obviously would have been some, when you have an explosion on a ship you are going to have casualties so i assume there were some casualties initially and that they were able to evacuate many of the sailors off the ship. evacuate many of the sailors off the ship- evacuate many of the sailors off the ship. before we let you no off the ship. before we let you go geoffrey. off the ship. before we let you go geoffrey. just off the ship. before we let you go geoffrey, just because - off the ship. before we let you go geoffrey, just because of. go geoffrey, just because of your insight into russia, particularly its military and its thinking, something that is a bit like playing 3 dimensional chess, how is this invasion of ukraine, how is this war going for russia? every week it does seem to change. every week it does seem to chance. ., , ., , change. i m not sure how poorly it s auoin change. i m not sure how poorly it s going for change. i m not sure how poorly it s going for russia change. i m not sure how poorly it s going for russia stopping . it s going for russia stopping the reason they are focusing on the reason they are focusing on the east is because they simply have not been able to achieve
Many conservative mps feel like they want to switch leader while these issues still remain unresolved. liz truss supported remain in the referendum and a sort of trying to convert herself as a new brexiteer. so she has obviously employed a very tough language commission is the members would like to hear, the telegraph to get that positive pr. ads, telegraph to get that positive pr. a couple of things to do before we go. green farm payments, according to the house of commons public accounts committee. risk big food price increases. the government s solution to getting rid of the old farm subsidies. to getting rid of the old farm subsidies- to getting rid of the old farm subsidies. . , , ., , . subsidies. yeah, so this is a piece based on an subsidies. yeah, so this is a piece based on an article subsidies. yeah, so this is a piece based on an article by subsidies. yeah, so this is a piece based on an article by sir- subsidies. yeah, so this is a piece| based on an article by sir geoffrey clifton based on an article by sir geoffrey clifton brown, who is the committee s deputy chairman. he is writing committee s deputy chairman. he is writing in committee s deputy chairman. he is writing in the telegraph. he says we need to writing in the telegraph. he says we need to be writing in the telegraph. he says we need to be really, really careful that we need to be really, really careful that we don t become dependent on imported that we don t become dependent on imported food from abroad, because
A case dismissed in the united states which accuses him of sexually assaulting a teenage girl. virginia giuffre is using prince andrew of abusing her when she was 17 at the homes of geoffrey jeffrey epstein and ghislaine maxwell. the prince has strenuously denied the allegations but the ruling in new york needs a civil trial can now go ahead. 0ur royal corresponded nicholas witchell reports. everything for andrew had rested on this ruling, and it has gone against him. in his a3 page ruling in the case of virginia giuffre, plaintiff, and prince andrew, duke of york, defendant, the judge s conclusion was very straightforward. the possibility of appealing at this stage appears to be remote, so these are andrew s basic options. he can settle out of court. there d be no admission of liability, but he would pay
The most inhumane, atrocious manner. we must insist on making putin the pariah of the world, as hitler was in his day. that is the only way to remind russians and the rest of the world that there is a limit to what you can do, as a criminal determined on having it your way. you can t have it all your way. there is going to be a price to pay. in the degradation of russia is also a sad part of all of this. but it is putin first and foremost to has to be hit hard to remind him that nothing will go without punishment. in him that nothing will go without punishment. in our last minute, geoffrey, without punishment. in our last minute, geoffrey, what- without punishment. in our last minute, geoffrey, what price i without punishment. in our last| minute, geoffrey, what price do you think russia could pay for this? i you think russia could pay for this? ~ you think russia could pay for this? ,, ., , you think russia could pay for this? ,, . , this? i think, as i said earlier. this? ithink, as i said earlier, i this? ithink, as i said earlier, ithink- this? ithink, as i said - earlier, i think enormous. this? ithink, as i said - earlier, ithink enormous. it earlier, i think enormous. it is catastrophic for the average russian is catastrophic for the average russian person who doesn t want this to russian person who doesn t want this to happen. i think russia as a this to happen. i think russia as a pariah state, russia cut off economically, the standard off economically, the standard
Being punished in the most inhumane, atrocious manner. we must insist on making putin the pariah of the world, as hitler was in his day. that is the only way to remind russians and the rest of the world that there is a limit to what you can do, as a criminal determined on having it your way. you can t have it all your way. there is going to be a price to pay. in the degradation of russia is also a sad part of all of this. but it is putin first and foremost to has to be hit hard to remind him that nothing will go without punishment. in our last minute, geoffrey, what price do you think russia could pay for this? i think, as i said earlier, i think enormous. it is catastrophic for the average russian person who doesn t want this to happen. i think russia as a pariah state, russia cut off economically, the standard of living absolutely collapsing, the western europe, germany, in particular,
That is the only way to remind russians and the rest of the world that there is a limit to what you can do, as a criminal determined on having it your way. you can t have it all your way. there is going to be a price to pay. in the degradation of russia is also a sad part of all of this. but it is putin first and foremost to has to be hit hard to remind him that nothing will go without punishment. in our last minute, geoffrey, what price do you think russia could pay for this? i think, as i said earlier, i think enormous. it is catastrophic for the average russian person who doesn t want this to happen. i think russia as a pariah state, russia cut off economically, the standard of living absolutely collapsing, the western europe,