Mark s in kiev. the news was greeted with delight by many ukrainians, they hold yevgeny prigozhin responsible for untold crimes in this country. we ll bejoined by the man who ran mi6 s russia desk, an exiled russian politician and activist, and a russian specialist at the economist. also tonight, its the first republican debate of the top candidates but one. trump is a no show, he s got somewhere else to be tomorrow, so how will the others deal with the man whose poll ratings leave them all in the dust? marianna spring has been hearing from voters in milwaulkee, where the debate is taking place about memes and disinformtaions in the camapign. donald trump did some great things for the country as the president and i like is a platform and his philosophies but he isjust a little
Demise were mistaken. if it seems likely the mutiny demise were mistaken. if it seems likely the mutiny has demise were mistaken. if it seems likely the mutiny has been - likely the mutiny has been assassinated, it is a dramatic denouement of the wagner opera. i m nowjoined by chris steele, who ran mi6 s russia desk, and natalia pelevine, a russian opposition activist, and arkady ostrovesky, the russia editor at the economist. thank you all forjoining us. first of all, the most likely scenario, what do you think it is? itide what do you think it is? we obviously what do you think it is? we obviously don t what do you think it is? - obviously don t know all the facts, but there are some suggestions this might have been an accident, but it is most likely that it is revenge, it is most likely being done under putin plasma order or authorisation, it is his revenge. it is him trying to consolidate his personal power because yevgeny prigozhin s mutiny under way in which he responded