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Have re ignited the conversation over opening schools. Hello and welcome. If you re watching in the uk or around the world 7 and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. Tens of thousands of people across belarus have been on the streets once again, showing their opposition to the countrys president. Alexander lu kashenko was declared the winner of last sundays election, having ruled the country for the past 26 years, but critics believe the vote was rigged. The European Union now says it doesnt recognise the result, and is preparing sanctions against belarus, where this evening thousands have been marching on independence square, in the capital minsk, from where abdu jalil abdurasulov now reports. Chanting. The Opposition Movement against president lukashenko is growing. Protesters have gathered in the main square of minsk. They are chanting, freedom, freedom. They have brought flowers and balloons to show that their movement is peaceful. This is u
Hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. We re covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. First. Tens of thousands of people across belarus have been on the streets once again, showing their opposition to the countrys president. Alexander lu kashenko was declared the winner of last sundays election, having ruled the country for the past 26 years, but critics believe the vote was rigged. The European Union now says it doesnt recognise the result, and is preparing sanctions against belarus, where this evening thousands have been marching on independence square, in the capital minsk, from where abdu jalil abdurasulov now reports. Chanting. The Opposition Movement against president lu kashenko is growing. Protesters have gathered in the main square of minsk. They are chanting, freedom, freedom. They have brought flowers and balloons to show that their movement is peaceful. This is unprecedented for belarus, where authorities violent