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Police in Moscow were seen detaining at least one person at the “Wall of Grief,” a monument to victims of political persecution, where a vigil to Alexei Navalny was set up on Saturday, February 17. Video filmed by Russian media outlet SOTA shows police detaining one person near the monument and carrying them away. Navalny was reported dead by Russian Russian authorities on Friday, February 16. Authorities said the 47-year-old dissident fell ill and died in the prison colony where he was detained. According to Meduza, more than 150 people have been arrested at protests and gatherings in memory of Navalny across Russia. International media reported several journalists were arrested in Moscow and St Petersburg after Navalny’s death was announced. Credit: SOTA via Storyful from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/WMrNpGz

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Exclusive: There was a moment before Jimmy Barnes had lifesaving open heart surgery in December when he told his wife Jane “I don’t think I’m going to make it.” from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/ot5clnK

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A fire broke out early on February 4 at a vacant nursing home intended for conversion into asylum seeker accommodation in Crooksling, Ireland, the Dublin Fire Brigade said. Firefighters were called to the scene at 7 am and reported the fire being contained after noon. The Gardai launched an investigation for suspected arson attack, as reported by The Irish Times, citing the Department of Integration. Protests took place the previous week at the former nursing home after speculations of its intended use as accommodations for asylum seekers, RTE reported. The Crooksling fire comes in the wake of a fire that destroyed a hotel in Galway that was planned to house migrants, and another fire broke out at a pub intended as “emergency accommodation” in Dublin. Credit: Dublin Fire Brigade via Storyful from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/qzjYla5

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Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Khan were sentenced to seven years in prison and fined on Saturday by a court that ruled their 2018 marriage broke the law, his party said. Lauren Anthony reports. from Breaking National News and Australian News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/mT3tdQ2

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