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Eight years of prison is a lot. some people that murder someone may get less. so it's understandable why not many voices you hear now like yashin�*s one. the trial that has now ended here reflects the growing wave of repression in russia since vladimir putin invaded ukraine. the message from the kremlin to its critics, to its opponents, is clear — "stay silent." later, vladimir putin was asked for his reaction to the eight—and—a—half—year prison sentence. "isn't that brutal?", asks the journalist. the president's reply... "casting doubt on the decision of the court is inappropriate...

Questions. the democrat is recovering from a stroke. norah. >> o'donnell: weijia jiang, thank you. well, with the midterm elections less than two weeks away, the new york city police department is warning that racially- motivated and anti-government extremists could target poll workers, political rallies, politicians, and voting sites in the days leading up to the elections. in a bulletin obtained by cbs news, the n.y.p.d. says there are currently no specific threats, but it's advising elevated vigilance. tonight, the jewish community in pittsburgh came together to honor the memory of the 11 j...

Growing wave of opposition leaders calling for a general election. thank you all very much. if you are justjoining us, this is an extended bbc news at six on the day the prime minister resigned. the news where you are will follow here on bbc one at seven o�*clock. leaders around the world reacted swiftly to the news that the uk will have its third prime minister this year. president biden said the us would continue its close cooperation with britain on global issues, and thanked ms truss for her partnership on the russian war with ukraine. the french president, emmanuel macron said the most ...

And neglect long before the invasion and the un's insistence is, in defending its population, its existence and its freedom, ukraine must also protect the rights of its disabled people. danjohnson, bbc news, geneva. in iran, students have clashed with security forces at a university in tehran amid a growing wave of protests against the country's rulers. the unrest has been sparked by the death in custody last month of a woman who was accused by the morality police of wearing her headscarf in the wrong way. rana rahimpour of bbc persian is monitoring events for us. how much of a threat to the r...

The feeling among israeli officials omicron is nowhere near at the heights it's in the u.s. and western europe. it's growing here. the israeli government is looking to throw things in front of this growing wave trying to slow it down. the number is pretty manageable here right now. the numbers of people of any form of coronavirus is in the double digits right now. compare that to the situation in the u.s., things are fairly normal here, restaurants are open and bars are open, you need to show a green pass which proves you have been vaccinated to get into most restaurants and public spaces. but...