the russian state television journalist who protested the war in ukraine during a live broadcast says it was impossible for her to stay sigh lent anymo. she rushed the set of a newscast on russia s channel 1 on monday, holding a large sign that said no war. on wednesday, she told my colleague, christiane amanpour, that the act has changed her life forever. i just want to know on a human level, how do you feel? are you feeling scared right now? translator: no. you know, i don t feel scared, but at the moment, of course, i feel a huge burden of responsibility, and i realize that my life has changed irrevocably.
outlet. what was your reaction when you saw the protests on the russian new newscast? i was very pleased, and i was also stunned. there was no war, stop the war, but the propaganda shows in channel 1 and channel 1 is across all russian homes in 11 time zones. so it s very important that russians across the country. i would have to say that, listen, anderson, it s i feel
provide it. sandra: senator, appreciate you joining us. john: thanks, senator. we are hearing the russian journalist who stormed the news studio live on air to protest the war and now could face, get this, a decade or more in prison. bryan with the video feeding in to us in new york. this is the news reporter, marina, she s a channel 1 employee, and she s the woman as you see in the video went behind that anchor on channel 1 and put up that anti-war sign. no war, stop the war, don t believe propaganda, they are lying to you. she just walked out of court after receiving a 30,000 ruble fine, about $280. walked out of court and had a few things to say, including in english. here is something she told producers, there she is, you can see her walking out. she actually said that she was interrogated for 14 hours by the
it looked like she was going to get face those charges, maximum 15 years in jail. when she came out of the court, and i think this perhaps surprised a lot of people. she was able to speak to the cameras there. she said, and i think this is something that the that will be what the kremlin wanted to hear, which is that she acted alone. this was her decision, that she wasn t sort of part of a conspiracy at this major sort of organ institution of state propaganda channel, channel 1 there. but she also said that while she was being questioned, she was questioned for 14 hours, that she wasn t allowed to contact any legal representation, that she wasn t allowed to contact any family members, which goes a long way to explain why, for so long, her lawyers didn t even know where she was. but it is very interesting that the government hasn t thrown the biggest laws at her, if you will, and it gives the impression that they re charging her for a social media post and
always be a bit cooler around more eastern parts of england and scotland near the north sea coasts. the high temperatures further west could make 16 degrees. second half of the weekend then, some changes on the way. noticeably across the eastern side of the uk where there is likely to be more cloud. they could even be some light showers in east anglia and the south east of england. the winds won t be a strong but temperatures won t be as high. it will be a cooler day on sunday, again the highest temperatures in the west. that is the weather, now let s go back to rito. reeta. darren, thank you. the russian journalist who protested against the war in ukraine on a live tv news programme says she s a normal russian woman who could not remain on the sidelines. marina ovsyannikova, who is an editor at state controlled channel 1, was detained, fined and then released. she s been speaking to our correspondent in moscow, caroline davies. marina ovsyannikova is not used to being the story.