Party over the plans. The monsters of minnesota. The unwanted gold fish that grew and grew and now are causing a right old nuisance in the public lakes. There are people in america who believe the big lie. And who think that in august, somehow, donald trump will return as president to the white house. There are some, who still wants to overturn the result of the last us election. There have been 3 recounts in georgia, arizona is in the midst of another audit, and in 17 republican states, since november, state representatives have passed law after law, limiting access to the ballot. They say it is to protect the integrity of ballot, but there is no evidence of widespread electoral fraud. 80 state and federaljudges have dismissed every case that has been brought. And sojoe biden was in philadelphia today to warn americans not to take these freedoms for granted. This is not about republicans or democrats he said the right to vote he said is about who were are as americans. And the whole
not there, he is on the wanted list. earlier a funeral ceremony was held on the other side of the river. in an area where he used to live. there was a heavy police presence outside the church and a long line of people holding flowers and candles snaking down the road. people chanted his name and you were not afraid, neither are we . they accused putin of murdering him. shortly after the burial, his wife paid tribute to her husband on social media, thanking him for 26 years of absolute happiness and wrote, i do not know how to live without you but will try our best to make you up there happy and proud of me. we can now speak to the russia editor. an and proud of me. we can now speak to the russia editor. the russia editor. an extraordinary coule of the russia editor. an extraordinary coume of hours the russia editor. an extraordinary couple of hours in the russia editor. an extraordinary couple of hours in moscow. - the russia editor. an extraordinary| couple of hours in
abu ali and his family fled their town, they say, because of the israeli shelling. they moved several times before settling here. translation: we moved four or five times before arriving here. do i expect to return home? god knows. but unfortunately, there are no signs on the horizon. nothing. if it wasn t for the war, fatima would have been now at school in grade six. translation: i was supposed to enroll for the school year i when the war started. my father came home one day and told us to prepare to leave. we were packing our stuff and crying at the same time. i miss everything back home. and this hotel turned into a displacement centre. into a displacement centre. people refer to each other by the number of their rooms. and behind each door, there s a story of a border town. this is bintjbeil and so on. a different room, a different story. this woman doesn t even know if her house still stands. translation: no one has access to the village now l because of the situation
good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. thousands of people have gathered on the streets of moscow, defying a heavy police presence, to pay their last respects to russia s main opposition leader, alexei navalny. the crowds chanted his name as his funeral service was held, two weeks after he died in prison. alexei navalny s mother was among the mourners allowed into the cemetary to see him buried, but his wife decided not to travel to russia. steve rosenberg, our russia editor, sent this report from moscow. they came to say goodbye to the man who had given them hope but died in prison. and outside the church, longer and longer, the queue of russians wanting to pay their last respects to alexei navalny. he was our hope, anna tells me. ifeel like i am burying our hope, anna tells me. ifeel like iam burying my our hope, anna tells me. ifeel like i am burying my own son. he our hope, anna tells me. i feel like i am burying my own son. i am burying my own son. he is the o