Tens of thousands of Anti Government protestors have again taken to the streets of minsk for a third sunday, angry at the re election of the belarusian president alexander lu kashenko. Thereve been clashes with riot police tryinging to stop them entering the capitals main independence square. Steve rosenberg reports from minsk. All chant. In minsk, they headed to independence square. Protesters keeping up the pressure on alexander lu kashenko. But this time the police were waiting for them and moved in. There were chaotic scenes. Some protesters were detained, others tried to free their comrades. We found sasha wandering alone, completely confused. Wheres my husband . She says. The police took him, but where is he . Was he in here . No reply. Further down the avenue, there were more scuffles, and more riot Police Taking up positions. Todays protest feels very different from the protests on previous sundays. As you can see, a lot more police, much tighter security, the police determined
Lebanons president calls for the proclamation of a secular state as the only way to protect and preserve pluralism. And checkmate why a faulty Internet Connection led to a premature end for the world chess olympiad. Tens of thousands of Anti Government protestors have again taken to the streets of minsk for a third sunday, angry at the re election of the belarusian president alexander lu kashenka. Thereve been clashes with riot police tryinging to stop them entering the capitals main independence square. Steve rosenberg reports from minsk. All chant. In minsk, they headed to independence square. Protesters keeping up the pressure on alexander lu kashenko. But this time the police were waiting for them and moved in. There were chaotic scenes. Some protesters were detained, others tried to free their comrades. We found sasha wandering alone, completely confused. Wheres my husband . She says. The police took him, but where is he . Was he in here . No reply. Further down the avenue, there
Tens of thousands of Anti Government protestors have again taken to the streets of minsk for a third sunday, angry at the re election of the belarusian president alexander lu kashenko. Thereve been clashes with riot police trying to stop them entering the capitals main independence square. Steve rosenberg reports from minsk. In minsk, they headed to independence square. Protesters keeping up the pressure on alexander lu kashenko. But this time the police were waiting for them and moved in. There were chaotic scenes. Some protesters were detained, others tried to free their comrades. We found sasha wandering alone, completely confused. Wheres my husband . She says. The police took him, but where is he . Was he in here . No reply. Further down the avenue, there were more scuffles, and more riot Police Taking up positions. Todays protest feels very different from the protests on previous sundays. As you can see, a lot more police, much tighter security, the police determined to stop this
Changes to rules surrounding liquids in cabin bags has sparked chaos and confusion for both travellers and airports alike, as the holiday season gets underway.
The Department for Transport quietly reintroduced the rule across the whole country on Sunday morning which prevents people from carrying liquids greater than 100ml.