resistance to coalesce around her. there _ resistance to coalesce around her. there were — resistance to coalesce around her. there were people thinking that she might— there were people thinking that she might become rather a symbol of protest — might become rather a symbol of protest. having made such a high profile _ protest. having made such a high profile splash, if you like. this was _ profile splash, if you like. this was an— profile splash, if you like. this was an astonishing moment on prime—time television, watched by goodness — prime—time television, watched by goodness knows how many russians across _ goodness knows how many russians across the _ goodness knows how many russians across the country. but that is the latest _ across the country. but that is the latest from — across the country. but that is the latest from the court, 30,000 roubles— latest from the court, 30,000 roubles fine, about 280 us dollars for the _ roubles fine, about 280 us dollars for the rather low level charge of organising an unsanctioned mass event _ organising an unsanctioned mass event. ., ., organising an unsanctioned mass event. . ., event. yeah, and as you say, there censorship — event. yeah, and as you say, there censorship laws — event. yeah, and as you say, there censorship laws have _ event. yeah, and as you say, there censorship laws have changed. - event. yeah, and as you say, there censorship laws have changed. she could have faced ten years, 15 years in prison. much more lenient now. but in the last few weeks, we have seen demonstrations across russia, 4000 people arrested from moscow, fronting pete petersburg, from siberia. are we seeing those demonstrations —— from saint petersburg. demonstrations -- from saint petersburg— demonstrations -- from saint