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Russia was committing a crime in ukraine, she said, and vladimir putin was responsible. this is russian tv normally. 0n message, pro—putin. tv channels here don't call what russia's doing in ukraine a war. they say it's a special military operation. but critical voices have been creeping in. on a popular talk show, this film director says he can't imagine russia taking cities like kyiv and warns that close allies like china and india might distance themselves from russia. but this is more than just criticism. it's a direct challenge — one woman taking on the kremlin.

There's going to be a massive blow from washington and from the capitals in europe. richard mcgregor they're speaking to me earlier. you've heard what the considerations between russia and china might be — meanwhile, back in russia — the main evening news on the country's flagship channel one was disrupted by a protest against the war on ukraine. a woman ran behind the newsreader, carrying a sign with the text "no war." 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg reports. in russia, tv is tightly controlled to transmit the kremlin line. but look what happened tonight. live on the main evening news. ...

Now, that target has been brought forward to 2035. there's also a big push for green hydrogen, which could act as a replacement for gas. but the technology's not there yet, and it's expensive. there are also changes we could make to our homes, like better insulation and the mass rollout of heat pumps. so, what does it mean for climate change targets? we may now see more short—term use of fossil fuels, which will increase our emissions. but could a sprint for renewables actually take us closer to our net zero goal? it might be a bit of- a battle between the green and alternative fossil fuel s...

And an anti—war protester interrupts prime time news on russian state television, denouncing the war in ukraine. what it shows is that, despite the kremlin�*s almost total control of the media, it's still struggling to persuade some people within the system that what the kremlin is doing is right. live from our studio in singapore... this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's eight in the morning in singapore and two o'clock in ukraine, where many civilian and military targets have been hit including a television hit, including a television tower and a kindergarten. russia is continuing to bomba...

>> we hear from the military experts an the diplomats, so many different aspects to this war. we have a special conversation now that is a little different with susan nosle, the ceo of pen america. which defends free speech and human rights. welcome to the beat. >> thank you, ari. >> why does free speech matter more during war? >> well, there is a deliberate creation of a fog of war, that is what vladimir putin is doing. he has not only, as you say, threatened to punish people with up to 15 years in prison for simply calling the invasion of ukraine a war. which is t clearly is. that is not ban...