perfectly legitimate question. what perfectly legitimate question. what will be going perfectly legitimate question. what will be going on perfectly legitimate question. what will be going on now perfectly legitimate question. what will be going on now within management, would you imagine, briefly? i management, would you imagine, briefl ? ~ , , management, would you imagine, briefl ? “ , , , briefly? i think they will be trying to evaluate. briefly? i think they will be trying to evaluate, they briefly? i think they will be trying to evaluate, they will briefly? i think they will be trying to evaluate, they will be - briefly? i think they will be trying to evaluate, they will be looking | briefly? i think they will be trying i to evaluate, they will be looking at social media streams without a shadow of doubt, but also they will be wondering what the reaction of the advertisers is going to be. we all now that when these crises hit, weather it is itv or the bbc,
suspicion is that the troops in belarus well not to go back into ukraine in a meaningful way anytime soon. so this is a battlefield loss for the russians over time. it was probably inevitable after prigozhin s mutiny. we probably inevitable after prigozhin s mutiny. probably inevitable after priaozhin s mutin .~ ., , ., probably inevitable after priuozhin smutin. ., , ., ., prigozhin s mutiny. we only have to think back of prigozhin s mutiny. we only have to think back of that prigozhin s mutiny. we only have to think back of that mutiny prigozhin s mutiny. we only have to think back of that mutiny that - prigozhin s mutiny. we only have to think back of that mutiny that you i think back of that mutiny that you mention to see quite clearly there was that disquiet within the ranks of wagner. is there any potential do you think in which a situation where someone from within the group perhaps a high ranking mercenary tries to take control in opposition to the kremlin here? i tries t
since the media here continues to either discredit yevgeny prigozhin but he is still at large and by all accounts still in russia despite the original deal that he would have to leave russia and go to belarus. that raises all kinds of questions, for example does yevgeny prigozhin have very powerful backers as has vladmir putin been weakened by all this and will there be anything further from the kremlin, yet, we don t know, but stay tuned for the next inevitably bizarre episode of putin and prigozhin. brute bizarre episode of putin and prigozhin- bizarre episode of putin and priaozhin. ~ .., ., ,, ,., let s take a brief look at some other stories making the news today. a witness has told a jury at southwark crown court how the hollywood actor kevin spacey allegedly drugged him and sexually assaulted him as he slept. the 0scar winner is on trial, accused of historic offences against four men. mr spacey denies all 12 charges. the jury in the trial of the nurse, lucy letby, has been sent
prigozhin. distinction seems to go to prigozhin distinction seems to go to priaozhin. ,, , ., ~ prigozhin. steve fish, thank ou so prigozhin. steve fish, thank you so much for prigozhin. steve fish, thank you so much for all- prigozhin. steve fish, thank you so much for all of- prigozhin. steve fish, thank you so much for all of your i you so much for all of your thoughts on the situation in ukraine and russia. the head of the international energy agency has told the bbc that the uk could be in for another winter of high energy bills. dr fatih birol s remarks come after the chief executive of centrica, which owns british gas, warned that bills would stay high for the foreseeable future. dr birol has been speaking to bbc radio 4 s today programme. ina in a scenario where the chinese economy is very strong, buys a lot of energy from the markets and we have a very harsh winter, we may see strong upward pressure on the process which in turn puts an extra burden on the consumers on the
they also said that prigozhin s criminal case will all be forgotten, basically, so if like an amnesty, i think, for prigozhin. like an amnesty, i think, for prigozhin- like an amnesty, i think, for priaozhin. ~ ., ., ., prigozhin. what about the role of lukashenko prigozhin. what about the role of lukashenko here? - prigozhin. what about the role of lukashenko here? will- prigozhin. what about the role of lukashenko here? will it. prigozhin. what about the role of lukashenko here? will it bej of lukashenko here? will it be his role to try to ensure that yevgeniy prigozhin does not do something like this again in the future? it something like this again in the future? the future? it might be the case but the future? it might be the case but i the future? it might be the case but i don t the future? it might be the case but i don t really - the future? it might be thej case but i don t really think that lukashenko has enough tools to stop prigozhin from doing the same thing aga