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Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich, under fire from European politicians over the treatment of his jailed opponent Tymoshenko, has ordered prosecutors to investigate her alleged beating by prison guards last week, he said on Thursday. Credit: Reuters/Handout KIEV | Fri Apr 27, 2012 12:18pm EDT KIEV (Reuters) - Former Ukrainian prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko, sentenced to seven years in prison last year in a case condemned by the West, has asked a local court to adjourn a fresh trial against her on health grounds, Tymoshenko's political party said on Friday. The conviction in October of Tymoshenko, President Viktor Yanukovich's key political opponent, drew criticism from the European Union which saw the abuse-of-office charge as politically motivated and urged her release. But Ukrainian prosecutors have instead heaped more charges on her, accusing Tymoshenko of tax evasion and attempted embezzlement during her stint as the head of a major gas trading company in the 1990s. Tymoshenko, who denies all charges, did not attend the opening of the trial this month. According to her party Batkivshchyna, she has asked the court to put off further hearings - due to resume on Saturday - because of ill health. "Yulia Tymoshenko has filed a motion with the court asking to delay the hearings into the case until she recovers," Batkivshchyna said in a statement. Tymoshenko, 51, has been suffering from back pain for months, her lawyers and family say, and has trouble walking. Earlier this week, Tymoshenko accused prison guards of beating her during a forced visit to a local hospital where she refused treatment. Prison authorities deny that, while Yanukovich has ordered state prosecutors to investigate the allegations. Tymoshenko, who went on a hunger strike after the alleged beating, says she does not trust state-appointed doctors. 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