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And finally tonight we're all familiar with the story of eddie the eagle. well how about harry the seagull. that's the name that's been given to welsh fisherman harry cromwell by his freinds as he attempts to qualify for the olympics in surfing. as the sport makes its debut in tokyo, the man from pembrokshire, who spends his life on the water, is hoping he will too... i haven't so long seeing the brilliant. —— i seen the film. it is broken. the boys, hearing this eagle for a laugh. broken. the boys, hearing this eagle fora laugh. —— i have broken. the boys, hearing this eagle for a lau...

But this time also on businesses and economic entities that are financing this regime. but will alexander lukashenko care? belarus's authoritarian president is feeling emboldened after surviving huge anti—government protests last year. mr lukashenko 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. it's support from the kremlin that has helped keep mr lukashenko in power. alexander lukashenko doesn't have too many friends left. he is a pariah in the west. that means having to rely more and ...

Decided that there will be additional sanctions on individuals that are involved in the hijacking, but this time also on businesses and economic entities that are financing this regime. but will alexander lukashenko care? belarus's authoritarian president is feeling emboldened after surviving huge anti—government protests last year. mr lukashenko 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. it's support from the kremlin that has helped keep mr lukashenko in power. alexander lukashenko ...

Vladimir putin has stuck by him. it's support from the kremlin that has helped keep mr lukashenko in power. alexander lukashenko doesn't have too 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 suits president putin just fine, as moscow pushes for closer ties with belarus and greater influence there. the two men are due to meet in russia later this week. criticised by the west, this is one place the leader of belarus can still expect a warm welcome. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. let me bring you the new data aroun...