Hes failed in those duties, so theres got to be sanctions for that. He wont be available for monday. Weve suspended him from mondays game. But beyond that, theres also some Trust Building that needs to happen between biss and me and biss and the crew. And, yeah, thats what he needs to work hard at from now on to try and win that back. Plenty of Transfer Activity to bring you as the seasons big kick off approaches. Leeds forward Georginio Rutter appears to be on his way to brighton, after the seagulls triggered a £40 million release clause. United Boss Daniel Farke says the player said goodbye to his Team Mates at their Training Ground this morning, though nothing has been confirmed as yet. Elsewhere, bournemouth have agreed a Club Record £402 million deal to sign Brazil Striker Evanilson from porto. Evanilson was called into the Brazil Squad for this Summers Copa America and has won his first two caps this year. Hell replace dominic solanke, who moved to tottenham last week in a Deal
how long will gladly hold on to power the russian leader has named a new prime minister and promised to introduce constitutional reforms but what s motivating kenya what are his plans for the future of russia this is inside story. hello i m richelle carey welcome to the program russia s parliament has overwhelmingly approved the nation s new prime minister the former head of the federal tax service will succeed to meet death by the udev resigned along with the entire government on wednesday after president vladimir putin announced major constitutional changes the reforms could see putin keep influence over policy even after his final term as president and in 2024 so how will putin retain its grip on power and what does this political transition mean for russia will be tried guests in a moment 1st let s take a closer look at some of those proposed changes in a state of the nation speech putin said parliament and the state council will get more powers and m.p. s will get more s
we start with russia, where president putin has hailed his predicted victory in russia s presidential election, saying it would allow the country to become stronger. he had been the only serious candidate and now has a 5th term in office, after a landslide 87% of the vote. but there was defiance in the form of large queues at some polling stations in russia heeding the call of allies of the late opposition leader, alexei navalny who urged people to turn out to spoil their ballots or to vote for any other candidate. mr navalny died suddenly in a penal colony in russia last month. at least 80 protesters were arrested. his widow yulia navalnya cast her vote at russia s embassy in berlin. there were protests held and queues to vote in a number of other countries. in london there was a line a mile long outside the russian embassy. from moscow here s our russia editor steve rosenberg. for vladimir putin, six more years in the kremlin. russia s president is sounding more confide
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hello and welcome to newsday. we start with russia, where president putin has hailed his predicted victory in russia s presidential election, saying it would allow the country to become stronger. he had been the only serious candidate and now has a 5th term in office, after a landslide 87% of the vote. but there was defiance in the form of large queues at some polling stations in russia heeding the call of allies of the late opposition leader, alexei navalny who urged people to turn out to spoil their ballots or to vote for any other candidate. mr navalny died suddenly in a penal colony in russia last month. at least 80 protesters were arrested. his widow yulia navalnya cast her vote at russia s embassy in berlin. there were protests held and queues to vote in a number of other countries. in london there was a line a mile long outside the russian embassy. from moscow here s our russia editor steve rosenberg. for vladimir putin, six more years in the kremlin. russia s pres