Russian doctors now say the opposition activist, Alexei Navalny, can be transported to germany for treatment. His supporters believe his release was delayed until no traces of poison could be found inside him. It could still be several hours before he leaves siberia. Mr navalny became unwell after drinking tea at an airport cafe. Moscow strongly denies he was poisoned. Earlier the spokesman for the hospital where mr navalny is being treated, explained why the possible plans to move mr navalny had changed. Translation the relatives of the patient have made multiple requests for him to be transported. They are relatives, family members, and they, like other people, have been given all the information about his condition, the diagnosis, and they are ready to accept the risk of transportation. We have, therefore, decided not to oppose transferring the patient to another clinic. It will be the one the relatives choose. Applause. It will be the ones the relatives choose, once it is confirmed
Another mad dash for british holidaymakers to get home ahead of new coronavirus quarantine rules, this time affecting croatia. And, the uplifting tale of the pop star, the london student, and the 30,000 gift. We start in russia where the Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny is being allowed to travel to germany for medical treatment. His supporters have accused moscow of deliberately poisoning him. Navalny has been confined to a coma, in the siberian city of omsk, after drinking tea at an airport cafe. Sarah rainsford reports from moscow. She spent all day battling for her husband. Convinced Alexei Navalny has been poisoned, yulia wants him moved abroad. Away from a siberian hospital that is bristling translation this situation is outrageous. It is clear they are hiding something. Take him to doctors we trust. Alexei navalny collapsed on a flight to moscow, carried off in a coma after an emergency landing. Crooks and thieves, is what he calls those in power here. Mr navalny is russias loud
Quarantine confusion in the uk as scotland and wales impose new restrictions on some travellers, but england and Northern Ireland say theres no need to isolate. And barcelona superstar lionel messi changes his mind over leaving barcelona now he says he doesnt want to drag the spanish club into court. Hello, and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the world. Im reged ahmad. Rescuers in beirut have been digging through the rubble of last months massive explosion, after a scanner suggested someone could still be alive in the wreckage. It was a glimmer of hope for a city where, exactly one month ago today, a fire in a warehouse led to a devastating blast, killing nearly 200 people and leaving tens of thousands more without homes. Our correspondent orla guerin has sent this report from beirut. Probing for signs of life, deep in the rubble. Hidden from view, sensitive scanning equipment, in the hands of a Specialist Rescue Team from chile. On thursday morning, they picked up what s
Immediate federal help. These storms pose a challenge that quite frankly weve not seen before. Course in consequence. Partying students spread the virus, frustrating administrators and fueling campus anxiety. Belarus on the brink, protestors try to oust europes last dictator. Cbs news is there. And later, a Family Reading project that puts a new twist on story time. Were interested in stories that connect kids to some sense of magic and wonder. This is the cbs weekend news. Yuccas good evening, im jamie yuccas in los angeles. The situation is desperate, the second and Third Largest fires in state history are expected to grow as new thunderstorms produce dry lightning and gusty winds. In in hsbg, northi is on the of San Francisco. Reporter california is under a historic fire siege with more lightning expected tonight. Nearly 1. 3 million acres charred and counting as more than 14,000 exhausted firefighters battle nonstop flames. In californias wine country the lnu complex fire is relent
Hello, its me solo today because our washington colleagues are having a well deserved thanksgiving break. In a normal year a holiday message from the american president in which he encouraged people to gather together at homes and places of worship, to give thanks, would hardly raise an eyebrow. But this, of course, is no ordinary year. And the president s thanksgiving message last night was in direct conflict with the advice issued by nearly every Public Health official, moreover the advice of his own wh task force, which has called for a significant change in behaviour by all americans. The concern amid spiralling infection is that this thanksgiving holiday will supercharge the spread of the virus. Yesterday, hospitalisations hit record numbers for the 16th day in a row. Earlier today the president elect joe biden issued his thanksgiving message, again reiterating the message that americans should follow his lead, and forgo a big family get together this year. Thanksgiving has always