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Hello and welcome to the Restless Politics Leading with me, Rory Stewart.

And with me, Alistair Campbell.

And today we're joined by Yulia Navalnyer, and she has become a very prominent figure following

the death of her husband, Alexei Navalny, the Russian opposition leader.

And Alexei Navalny has had an extraordinary life which ended in a penal colony in which he died in

very mysterious circumstances, as far as his family's concerned, murdered by Vladimir Putin,

and certainly having been the victim of a Russian chemical attack on a plane earlier, which he barely recovered from in a hospital in Germany.

Just a quick introduction to who Alexei Navalny was to remind people. He was born in Soviet-era-Russia

to a father of Ukrainian descent, trained as a lawyer, entered politics in the early 2000s

with something called the Yablokovati, then became very well known for anti-corruption work.

So he established an anti-corruption foundation in 2011, and one of the things he was very, very quick to do was to use social media.

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