an exit poll has suggested that, as expected, president putin is heading for a landslide win, taking nearly 88% of the vote. the final day of voting saw large queues form at some polling stations, in an apparent show of dissent. allies of the late opposition leader, alexei navalny, had called on people to come out at midday in moscow and elsewhere to vote for any other candidate or spoil their ballots. there were no protest chants and the authorities had warned that activists could be arrested. a rights monitoring group in russia says more than 70 people were detained. mr navalny s widow, yulia, was amongst those who queued for several hours outside the russian embassy in berlin to vote. she was greeted by supporters with flowers and applause. after voting she told reporters that she had written the name of her late husband on her ballot paper. she also thanked her fellow russians for queuing so long. a russian election official says more than eight million russians cast thei
concerns with the prime minister on the provision of aid into gaza and the provision of aid into gaza and the conditions must be urgently and massively the conditions must be urgently and massively improved for distribution. we finally massively improved for distribution. we finally need a hostage deal with a longer we finally need a hostage deal with a longer lasting ceasefire. i know how difficult it is to reach an agreement with hamas terrorists but we understand the hostage families who say we understand the hostage families who say after more than five months the time who say after more than five months the time has come for a comprehensive deal for saving those who are comprehensive deal for saving those who are still held captive. i want to express who are still held captive. i want to express my appreciation for all the mediation efforts undertaken by the mediation efforts undertaken by the government of qatar as well as egypt the government of qatar as we
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. mr navalny s widow, yulia navalnya, cast her vote at russia s embassy in berlin. there were also protests held and voting queues 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 confident than ever. translation: whoever might want to intimidate us, - whoever might want to suppress us, ourwilland our conscience, they have never been able to do it, and never will. then, mr putin s first public comments on the death ofjaile
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