almaty. the unrest began on sunday, when the cost of fuel was doubled. kazakhstan's neighbour russia has sent in paratroopers to support the government. 0ur correspondent caroline davies is in moscow. caroline, what can you tell us? good morning. difficult to ascertain exactly what has been going on in kazakhstan overnight because of course there is still very patchy internet, lots of websites are still down. we have not had much today from the kazakh authorities about what happened. yesterday the kazakh president said that security trips were regaining control of almaty, the largest city in kazakhstan. we now know that thousands of people have been arrested and, in the authorities' words, at least 26 people have been "liquidated". the only thing we have heard this morning is that there has been a