The former head coach of the Belarusian Olympic team has been banned for five years following his behavior towards sprinter Kristina Timanovskaya at the Tokyo Games three years ago.
deliver the next generation of our young people and i think the conflict is putting the future of the afghan children at risk and we want them to have a future. and we can t do it alone. we need the support of those who are fighting today to engage with us so we can find a constructive way to improve, simply improve the life of the children and the afghan women. brute children and the afghan women. we have heard a lot about the fighting thatis have heard a lot about the fighting that is taking place across afghanistan, not enough on the toll on civilians, particularly children. it is good to get your perspective on all this, thank you. on all this, thank you. thank you for having on all this, thank you. thank you for having me. kristina timanovskaya, the belarusian sprinter who refused her team s orders to fly home from the olympic games in tokyo, has now landed
the reaction of the state controlled media in the country has also been scathing. this headline in belarus today says escape from belarus the fastest sprint in the career of kristina timanovskaya . and this one says hundred metres of shame . ms timanovskaya has said her life is in danger and she might not be able to return home for many years. here s alesia rudnik with what could happen to her. i suspect it s a different scenario for her i suspect it s a different scenario for her being stranded, and we don t know for her being stranded, and we don t know how for her being stranded, and we don t know how strict they will be. but it can be know how strict they will be. but it can be anything. i can see that. or can be anything. i can see that. 0r1015 can be anything. i can see that. 0r1015 days can be anything. i can see that. or 1015 days in can be anything. i can see that. 0r1015 days in prison ten to 15 days and staying with belarus let s turn now to the trial of an o