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the intergovernmental council of the ias ended a two-day marathon hosted by our country.nts took place in two locations at once: in the great stone and nes industrial park. com castle. the final point was a meeting in expanded format. as a result , five documents were signed that relate to various areas, from competition in transnational markets to the interface of ias with the chinese one belt-1 road initiative. in addition, the prime ministers of the five countries shared their vision of what other problems remain in the union. one of the main issues is digitalization. the time has come to resolve the issue of mutual recognition of electronic digital signatures. we also need to intensify work on agreements on free trade zones with third countries. at the same time, despite certain successes, the development of some negotiation tracks has slowed down. i believe it's time to look at the situation more critically. if one of the partners is not ready today or changed his mind, it may be worth assessing how advisable it is to continue the work and disperse the negotiating re

as mikhail mishustin said, over 10 years the ias has built a unique supranational regulatory system;ishes uniform requirements for goods. more than fifty technical regulations have been approved, which cover about 85% of products on the common market, and this is very important for the supply of high-quality, reliable goods to simplify mutual trade. which fully meets the interests of everyone states of the union and the eurasian region as a whole. the eurasian five must take into account current trends in trade. as the russian prime minister noted, the popularity of marketplaces requires separate solutions; they must be the same for everyone. marketplaces and other electronic services are increasingly in demand. commerce, and that means we need general, clear, transparent rules for everyone. at the end of last year , changes were made to the customs code of the union, which significantly simplified both the purchase of goods on online platforms in the top five and their subsequent design. well, now we are faced with the task of agreeing on an international agreement on a unified cust

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and with that, an end to ia years of legal battles and diplomatic headaches.r who was the legal observer on thejulian assange old baily case — for the unified european legislature at the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe. she gave me her thoughts now the case is over. this is a historic case. it's historic because it's set a number of precedents in relation to how we treat whistle—blowers, how we treat journalists, especially those engaging in national security journalism, how how we understand how the most powerful states operate, and also how people can mobilise to make change even in the most desperate situations. so to me, the assange case represents a lot of what we all care about, us understanding what governments or corporations do in our name, journalists trying to expose and reveal some of the corruptions and of the the malpractices, war crimes, etc, that take place with the help of people inside the system who have a conscience and who let us know. because quite often, you know, if you have a child in a nursery or an old or an elderly r

we have had paltry growth for 14 years under the conservatives . for ia years under the conservativesell as the disastrous budget from liz truss. i don't accept that we can just give up on growth, we can do better than this and raise living standards, raise wages, create good well—paid jobs for young people in this country. that is an agenda that we are ambitious about and we are proud of. they can only happen if we turn the page on ia years of the tories, changes possible and we are going to be talking about that tonight. going to be talking about that toniaht. ., ,., going to be talking about that toniuht. . , ., ,, ., , tonight. there are some professions where it is proving _ tonight. there are some professions where it is proving difficult - tonight. there are some professions where it is proving difficult to - where it is proving difficult to recruit sufficient british workers, for example in the care sector, and we know that many migrant workers are performing those roles. is that something labour is comfortable with, continuing to allow many thousands of people to come to this

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the next meeting of the interprovincial council of the ias will be held in the fall in yerevan.litical situation is forcing belarus and china to move closer together even more rapidly. a creative agenda is rare on the world stage, but minsk and beijing are choosing the future together. what agreements did our delegation from the upper house of parliament return from the middle kingdom? strengthening political mutual trust and practical cooperation in the interests of dynamic, healthy sustainable development of bilateral relations. our priority tasks. minsk and beijing confirm their unity of position on many issues; this high level of relations was laid down by the leaders of the two countries. let me remind you that a joint statement was adopted on the basic principles for the development of exemplary relations, an all-weather comprehensive strategic partnership in the new era. and the visit of the belarusian parliamentary delegation to china was very eventful. high-level meetings were held with management countries. in recent years, under the strategic leadership of chairman xi

now the midday trains for geora ia emotional. now the midday trains for georgia took — emotional.rgia took them _ emotional. now the midday trains for georgia took them to _ emotional. now the midday trains for georgia took them to the _ emotional. now the midday trains for georgia took them to the stadium - emotional. now the midday trains for georgia took them to the stadium in l georgia took them to the stadium in hamburg, where they needed at least a point against the czech republic. a team which knows its strength. it seems they cause enough chaos to score until he had done so with his arm. no goal. could georgia make good escape? it seemed they had a chance but the video officials had spotted a handball. penalty. the wild excitement would eventually fade. the second half was all czech republic. a tap in for lift off. minutes later, they should have had the lead. georgia were barely able to get the pitch until the final minutes stoppage time. but it was not to be. a sickening frustration. scotla nd ta ke scotland take on hungary tomorrow, as they aim to progress to the knocko

the position of the ias allows the optimal routes to deliver food and water to almost anywhere in the of the union contains approximately a tenth of the world's fresh water reserves. 10% of all arable land, significant reserves of grain fertilizers. if we talk about energy surplus, it is possible to provide energy to any point where we will do joint investment projects related to... food processing, we have more than 13% of the world's wheat reserves are more than 16% of the world's barley reserves. our fertilizer reserves, too, if we talk about nitrogen and phosphate fertilizers, amount to approximately more than 10% of the world's reserves, and by generation more than forty. to ensure food security. effective logistics and modern transport corridors are needed. in this regard, mikhail mishustin called for the continuation of the construction of agricultural hubs along the route of the eurasian agroexpress project. meanwhile, yas's supply of its own food already exceeds 93%. and russia is setting itself large-scale tasks. our president determined the priorities for the further develo

the benefits are obvious; the economic indicators of ias are growing from year to year.ince the creation of the union, the volume of mutual trade has almost doubled, agricultural production by more than a quarter, and industrial production by more than 20 percent. in the current quarter, these two indicators added about another one and a half and 5.5%. accordingly, and at the end of last year, the volume of domestic product of the five increased by 3.8%, surpassing the average global growth rate, well, all this against the backdrop of such a difficult unfavorable external environment, the formation of a new architecture of international relations and growing sanctions pressure, primarily on russia and belarus. for the sustainable development of the eurasian union, it is necessary to solve several problems at once. one of them is line interaction. ttr. let me introduce you to kirill. i don’t know you, i’ve never seen you, maybe you’re even a thief. i'm galina, galka. well, we met. and the fact that you are his daughter said? and i think i know you. yes, we met once. and y

agricultural production ias is estimated at $136 billion, an increase of one third over 10 years, whilehe level of food supply in the countries of the union ranges from 75 to 95%. and together we are able to collect everything. a rich table with grain, milk, meat, fruits and vegetables. comfortable routes and balances of exports, imports, a guarantee of independence, the eurasian five, from blocking supplies from third countries. the balance of the common agricultural market of the ias is the main task - we are building new logistics, including with integration partners. kazakhstan offers direction trans-caspian route through central asia. within the framework of the union, we approve a forecast every year. balances for important agricultural goods, indicative balances for important goods, and somehow we try to hear the voice of business, take new challenges into account in our everyday work and pay great attention to this. modern transport corridors and digitalization reduce transportation costs and speed up delivery. this is what the eurasian agroexpress is aimed at. as a result of th

y la alerta por el mal tiempo se mantiene, porque los aguaceros continuaÁn durante varios Ías...lista argentino diego armando maradona se reunÓ hoy buenos aires, para celebrar lo que ellos llaman la "pascua maradoniana". cada aÑo, el 22 de junio, celebran los goles que el diego marÓ en los pcuartos de final del mundial de 1986 contra inglaterra cuatro aÑos despÉs de que argentina se enfrentara militarmente a inglaterra por las islas malvinas. y seguimos con futbol tras ocho aÑos, Éxico regreÓ a la copa aÉrica con una sufrida victoria ante la seleccÓn de jamaica. maÍa fernanda mora con la informacÓn. vamos hasta houston con lidia terrazas que tiene las reacciones de los aficionados mexicanos luego de la vitoria sufrida frente a jamaica que abarrotaron el estadio "energy" para respaldar al tri... el concurso del perro Ás feo del mundo ya tiene el ganador de este aÑo... y para cerrar la noche, un concurso en el que la belleza la correa... en el concurso anual del "perro Ás feo del mundo", celebrado en la feria de sonoma-maÍn de petaluma, california, un pequiÉs de 8 aÑos llamado "wil

and in almaty today the focus is on cooperation through the ias, logistics, financial markets and water energy balance of the eurasian region, the main topic of the international business forum. experts, bankers and representatives of government agencies of the five countries will discuss new tools for launching important infrastructure projects, data on energy and food security for the sustainable development of the region, as well. training competitive and professional specialists, which is especially important in the emphasis on teaching methods for the conditions of current globalization and external challenges. an important outcome of the forum is the signing initiative on chinese-belarusian cooperation in the field of fundamental scientific research. we visited the belarusian state university and note that, for example, the faculty of biology really occupies a leading position on the world stage. thanks to the belarusians, we have achieved excellent results in the field of biotechnology, medicine, chemistry and physics. which professions will be the most in demand is a complex que

union; interaction, of course, will continue as part of the current agenda in the activities of the ias for high-quality and varied food products that are produced in russia, our colleagues abroad have it. we will report in more detail on what will be done in this industry to ensure technological leadership in this area. so, mikhail mishustin held a strategic session on national projects. we will take on this case, it will be an honest detective story. it is clear to everyone that... where it is not a country of gas stations, russian digital solutions can be taken to new heights, there are prospects, ours are more brutal, yes, ours are more brutal, there will be more than exactly what digital helps, you are incomparably original in your questions, what in general, with production, raw materials and exports, what is our product?

i think ias nightmare. i made it clear if you elect we will make will be again.[cheering] he said i quadruple taxes. where has he been a simple life. i didn't raise taxes on anyone in america for last 400,000 a year. $2 trillion tax cut to the super wealthy trump wants another guy $5 million. raise taxes 2500 a year. the new% sales tax in america for coffee, candy bars and so much more a year. learned donald trump will welcome. he stillelling sme supposedly will you if he loses this refusing to suck results. this author the national embarrassment. but been around as but was is and international embarrassment. trump is making it clear he doesn't when there will be bloodshed. no president has ever said anything like that. no president. his words not mine. chama would come a long from today wetr s world without exception. 15 m jobs. 800,000 many trade-offs. black and hispanic unemployment down. inflation dropping and stig [cheering] i know we have more to do is what they concluded. they said my plan would continue ring down inflation. [cheering] recession and inflat

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the conservatives have been in for ia years and have had ia years to reach that figure and have never they want to do it. we actually said before they said that that we wanted to do it but there is another point about this too, which is like everything, we want to show financial responsibility about this and make sure that we can pay for it. and i think one of the features of this campaign, which we have had some criticism for from some quarters, has shown a significantly greater degree of financial responsibility than the conservatives. labour party's. the westminster leader of the scottish national party also joined laura kuensberg. he defended the party's spending commitments despite criticism from the ifs. when looking at this general election, there is that conspiracy... £80 billion worth of public sector cuts which are agreed by both the labour party and the conservative party. it is a choice that they are making at this election. we, of course, oppose that. we believe that there should be investment in our nhs and public services. we have to get away from this race to the botto

again, these sorts of values are below the seasonal average — ia—2i degrees.cross northern and western areas. take care. this is bbc news, the headlines... a harry kane header gives the three lions victory over slovakia with less than one minute into extra time. england will face switzerland in the european championship quarterfinal this coming saturday. exit polls suggest marine le pen's hard—right national rally party has won the most votes in the first round of france's parliamentary elections. it's predicted that the party got about 3a% of the vote. a reform uk candidate disowns the party — saying he's disillusioned — and endorses the local conservative candidate instead. liam booth—isherwood said there is a "significant moral issue" in parts of the party, following racism and sexism scandals. and — a sky full of stars at coldplay�*s record—breaking fifth glastonbury headline performance last night, with a few suprise guests.

a new mechanism for financial support for cooperation projects in the ias was presented back in octoberl work at the expense of the budget of the eurasian union. to receive support , participants must be at least three eu states. the amount of support for one project is no more than 350 million russian rubles per year. and the exchange rate of the belarusian ruble. the russian ruble remained unchanged against the dollar. so, the current rates for the national bank. a dollar costs 3 rubles 19 kopecks. euro 3.43. for 10 yuan they give 4.38 belarusian, and for 100 russian - 3 rubles and 58 kopecks. it has been proposed to create a national taxi operator in belarus. this initiative was put forward by the association of professional passenger carriers. some belarusian taxi drivers are dissatisfied with the situation in the market, which has been occupied by a large transport operator companies do not seek to recognize themselves as taxi dispatch services, but only as aggregators, the association explained, since otherwise the money must go to the carrier directly, but by law, if you are an a

a partir de ese Ía, los agentes debeÁn documentar "toos" los encuentros con las personas, a las que leza nos explica el cambio de procedimiento. la administracÓn biden suspendÓ temporalmente la cobranza de algunos de sus pÉstamos estudiantiles& en total seÁn unos tres millones de personas a las que se les suspendeÁn los cobros y los cargos de intereses& esto luego de que jueces federales suspendieran algunos elementos del plan de reduccÓn de deudas estudiantiles... el programa ha condonado hasta ahora unos 5,500 millones de Ólares en pÉstamos estudiantiles& hay buenas noticias para miles de vendedores ambulantes que recorren las calles de los angeles... las autoridades municipales redujeron dÁsticamente el costo de los permisos para vender, y ya no tendÁn que pagar cientos de Ólares para operar legalemente.... romi de fÍas nos tiene detalles de la nueva medida. los residentes de chicago tendÁn a partir del mes de julio un salario Ínimo de 16 Ólares con 20 centavos por hora& la medida ha sido aplaudida por algunos, mientras otros seÑalan que es insuficiente debido al alto costo de vidae

meeting of the intergovernmental council of the ias took place 100 km from minsk in the nesvish naturen building this castle at the end of the 16th century. it is included in the unesco world heritage list. about 400,000 tourists visit this museum every year. medieval vaults give the meeting a special solemnity. the yaas education agreement was signed 10 years ago. during this time, the union has stepped far forward; economic growth figures confirm the creation of a common market based on four freedoms: the movement of goods, finance, and labor services has benefited our countries. with since the creation of the union, the volume of mutual trade has almost doubled, agricultural production by more than a quarter, and industrial production by more than 20 percent. in the current quarter, these two indicators added about another 15-5%, respectively, and according to the results of last year, there were a lot of... sanctions against russia and belarus, which must be resisted together, the belarusian prime minister is sure, by developing joint projects in various spheres of the economy. our

colleagues, good afternoon, yes, we can safely say that by this moment the intergovernmental council of the iasas already ended, the final point was the meeting in an expanded format, all the prime ministers spoke, from armenia - this is the deputy prime minister, also the prime minister of azerbaijan as an honorary guest, prime minister of uzbekistan as a representative of the observer country, according to the prime minister of cuba joined the video link, in general there was a lot of talk about the anniversary, on may 29 we celebrated 10 years, there were. the prime minister began, many topics have migrated from yesterday’s narrow composition to today’s expanded ones - these are industrial cooperation, food security, they also talked about customs regulation, a single customs space, that there should be no barriers, they also talked about the international positioning of the union, it is necessary, indonesia and mongolia , and of course, the digitalization of all processes is also not we will hide, we are slowing down, roman golovchenko also focused on this, let’s listen: it is important to

we cannot ignore the potential of the ias region. in vietnam, i support sanctions.an agricultural country, there are a lot of farmers here, they need technology, a piece of belarus in large hypermarkets of a huge country, very good, we understand that belarus is good in the production of dairy products, this is chocolate president, you have something that other countries don’t have, and take care of it. the brix games ended in kazan with a big sabantuy, in the republic of tatarstan, this is a holiday on the days when sowing works are completed. the competition gave us 247 medals in all disciplines, 55 gold medals, which is exactly how many times our country’s anthem was played. to be honest, we didn’t expect so many medals, our athletes were just great, they showed almost everything. uh with the machine operators, those people who work on the equipment, they are delighted, they say, there is no better tractor, and for us it is so pleasant, today it is the economy, today it is sport, well, belarus. with a quality mark. i would like to note that kayaker marina letvenc

is here, there's so many acronyms — people coming together for prosperity, and i think they are now ia. to find common _ the benefit of all of us. to find common ground that we can move forward to with action. just one less quick question — what are you looking forward to coming out of this week and your time in singapore? personally i'm here with the milk institute, we've just convened 2025 ceo level officials to talk about areas officials to talk about areas of cooperation. and every time i'm here, that's really our goal, how do we bring people together? also with the ideas for solutions, and i continue to see... i think it's 105 days to see... i think it's105 days till our next big asia summit here in singapore, which again will be a blockbuster event trying to bring together government business, foundation leaders to move things forward. we look forward to having you back and you can tell us about it. curtis chin, thank you. china says its lunar probe has successfully ta ken off from the far side of the moon, to begin itsjourney back to earth. the chang'e—6 module landed on saturda

elsewhere, ias, 15s to start the day.tland and northern ireland, but brighter by the end of the afternoon. also feeling a lot cooler, particularly across northern scotland there. some showers for eastern scotland down through northern england, but across much of the rest of england and wales, it's still warm. temperatures above the average, close to 30 degrees celsius in the south and the east. and of course the pollen levels for much of the uk will again be very high. of course, we're well into the grass pollen season now. on wednesday we look out towards the atlantic to find this deep area of low pressure rolling in from the north west. that's going to change things across the board as we head towards the end of the working week. but still on wednesday, we've got some areas of cloud around, some showers, mostly towards the northern half of the uk. northern ireland probably seeing quite a lot of brightness and sunshine, also for western scotland, but fresher. here again, it's warm, it's humid, it's dry and it's sunny for

i wish to greet all of you, the the enter governmental g-7m, and ia.union and greet presidents, kings, all ■t the who are present here with us today. on artificial intelligence. the holy scriptures say that god gave to human beings hisorder for them to have wisdom, all kinds of tasks, science technole therefore extraordinary products of the potential which is active in us human beings. from the use of this creative potential, it was that god made it possible for intelligence to emerge. as we know, this extremely powerful tool areas of action, from medicine to labor, from communications, from education to politics. and we can take it for granted that its use influence a growing way, our social interaction, our way of the fut, also the way in which we understand as human beings, the issue of artificl often seen as ambivalent. on the one hand, it excites us because of the possibilities it affords. on hand, it generates fierce because of the possible consequences. we cannot in any case doubt the advent of revolution in cognitiveterms which will contribute

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we cannot ignore the potential of the ias region. we do not support sanctions in vietnam.onesia is an agricultural country, there are a lot of farmers here, they need technology, a piece of belarus in large hypermarkets of a huge country, very good, we understand that belarus is good in the production of dairy products, this is chocolate president, you don’t have it in other countries and take care . belarus is also hospitable and a peace-loving country, it is still called an island of stability and tranquility in the heart of europe. sineokaya is becoming a second home for an increasing number of foreigners. citizens of germany, ukraine, lithuania, latvia and france live, work and create families in our country. recently, four german families moved to the belarusian outback beshinkovichi district. they lead their lives and overcome. thank you in belarusian, yes, let's learn it together, thank you, thank you, this is dyakuy, dyakuy, dyakuy, dyakuy, yes, thank you, i was born in the gdr, since childhood, the germans have a special connection with the slavic people, we grew

trade turnover, not including ias countries, as of june 1, 2024, amounted to 21,708. rub.e, for exports - 13.336 billion. for imports - 8.373 billion rubles. if we talk about cargo turnover, we have exceeded 333 million tons, exports are almost 312 , imports are 22 million. control of cargo crossing the border is carried out according to the principles of a risk-based approach. risk profiles are classified, but it is clear that the shipment companies with a tarnished reputation are checked more often. from january 1 to may 31 this year. this approach brought the budget an additional 9 billion rubles in penalties. control after the release of goods allowed us to additionally accrue over 26 billion rubles. and over 21 billion have already been collected. additionally, mobile groups of the federal customs service, that is, often literally on the highways, thousands of violations are detected in 2024 alone, amounting to more than 6 billion rubles. the uninterrupted supply of our industry depends on the work of customs. our economy with raw materials and goods and, in general ,

and we will continue the topic of the eurasian region of the ias, 10 years.s approached the anniversary of the country with certain achievements. the total gdp has almost doubled in 10 years, now it is 2.5 dollars. the volume of mutual trade has increased almost in... africa, but we shouldn’t forget about asia, because we are part of the eurasian economic union - this is part of asia, first of all, so here we are already...

e can summon the courage of that kind of for this and as senator graham said so well for countering iad, -- hilter- hitler did, then this is it is no substitute for providing arms or the united states galvanizing the world against north kor democracy is under siege and asand this is not just words ona piece of■q paper. this is a statement of moral intent. sen. graham: imagine for a mome, if you had a chance to ve endor. you would be sayingsell, tt is not enough. the dismemberi■2ng mass rape wo, the kidnapping of children, providing nuclear capability to north korea for god's sake. the dismemberment of countries in africa. know representative ml is very interested in this. y senate, if youhat any member giveussia pass here, given all that putin has have lost deterrence. if this is not, i mean as of yesterday. if there was■putin is in terms t state, he just entered into a defense agreement with north korea a pif you can forgive alll the wrong ways. if you could go back in time and learn from the mistakes of the 30's where people apoze off hits is not that and not understanding who they d

our job at san francisco pride is to construct and hold a container for the lgbtq ia community to come together, to define and implement that mission. we must challenge each other and we must accept that as sf pride. especially on what it means to liberate our people. we know that there is a boycaught sf pride movement from progressive pro-palestinian members of our community. we acknowledge your right to boycott. we know the platform we create can be used to amplify queer liberation. we will continue to love you and hope to be in relationship with you. there is much work to do. we know that there are some decisions and practices of sf pride that are being criticized. we accept that. however, i want to clear up a few things. first, the san francisco pride board called for a immediate cease fire in gaza over three months ago. two, we have not and will not request additional police at pride. we do not control that decision, we strive to create a atmosphere where police community interaction at pride is minimal. three, we have not and will never refer to pro-pal stin stn members as teares

i went to that base and the reason ias therewing commander was retiring and commr the wing.e base has a commanderg has ar commander and i wento the retirement ceremony as the base commander stood in front said id for all of the people who wor ae statement they said about this wing commander asres is that he consistently has optimig difficulties. and thought, wow! what an incredible thing,ha you have sustained optimism while facing difficulties and had thesur points of advice for the new wing commander that woulbeém■. in charge. he said number one, achieve succes on purpose. achieve success on purpose, outf mission know what you do. number two, remember importance of people. number and number four, makemistakes. create an enretirement people are willing to take a risk to get and know they will be supported in that and when you mistake learn from that. those four incredible for us. we have a mission and clarity ie people and not about governors and senators and all these government officials and not about nancy pelosi and we all know that joe sucks, it's about the people. in s

one of those affected was ia—year—olds dylan, he has a rear type of bone cancer and has had chemotherapy has waited until —— with since february, but it was postponed. we had been through so much, it did not surprise me any more. sometimes these things do not feel real until they happen. we were shocked. locating the problem and restoring systems after the cyber attack can take time, as this group of schools knows only too well. when you are trying to bring systems back at you have to scan and clean every single machine, because you don't know where it is. and we have 20,000 plus devices, every single one had to be checked. nhs officials stress that emergency services at hospitals like this one affected by the cyber attack are open as usual. but they admit that restoring it systems and getting plans treatment back to normal could well take some months. and it could take weeks to work out exactly what stolen data has been published. and now it's time for newswatch. election programmes and the impact of football on the news. welcome to newswatch. coming up, nigel farage�*s request to come

but jasprit bumrah, spearheaded a brilliant fightback, took 3 for ia as pakistan fell short.the brink of qualifying for the super 8s. the biggest positive for us was the calmness. because when we were batting in the morning, there was a lot more help. and when we started bowling, the skies opened up and the skies stopped and there wasn't a lot of lateral movement. so we had to be more consistent and more accurate. we as a unit were very calm and clear with what we wanted to do so we were happy that we could contribute and create that pressure. i knew it was going to be a really tight game because it's not an easy wicket to bat on. and sometimes, the small little attention to detail can make a massive difference. but credit to the bowlers, i thought that they did job on the whole. to be honest with you, we had that game for 35 of the 40 overs. really, we had the game. we played good cricket and did everything that we needed to. so it's a disappointing loss. elswhere, scotland comfortably beat oman by 7 wickets for their second win of the tournament. a wonderful unbeaten 61 fro

sunshine and temperatures of around 13 or ia celsius. ok, let's get the forecast then.hat weather front advances eastwards, most of the rain will fall across northern england, parts of scotland too, but out towards the west. come the afternoon the skies should brighten, so at least some sunny spells on the way and in the south two temperatures, nothing spectacular. 17 in belfast, glasgow and newcastle, the midlands too, maybe nudging up to about 21 in london. so a little below where we normally are on average. wimbledon gets under way on monday. temperatures in london about 21, often cloudy, just about staying dry, and similar weather the following day. now let's have a look at the forecast for tuesday. a weak ridge of high pressure tries to build across the uk, but around it there's a fair amount of cloud. notice where the showers go scotland, northern ireland and the north of england. i think if you're in the south and the south east, the weather on tuesday should be generally dry and the temperatures about the same, even higher than 15 degrees in the lowlands of scot

i was about ia. what are the things you've witnessed here? that, man? that is quite big. it's hard round here, it's rough. are you prepared to use that? of course, man. you have to. because if you don't stab them, they're going to stab you, aren't they? but that is all because, i presume, the crack and heroin. yeah, yeah. no—one's going to change it. the bobbies can't change it. how many houses are smashed up here? the reasons that the bars are on the windows. politicians are saying they're going to sort out crime, and what they mean by that is sorting out people who are dealing drugs. what they gonna do? sort me out? come and sort me out now. so what would you want? what do you want to say to the politicians? the politicians? catch us if you can. does this general election mean anything to you? what's going to change? do you not want something better? of course we do. we don't want to sell drugs. i don't want to sell drugs all my life. i don't want that for myself, just how it is. and this is the challenge for the next government. solving mo

about record on i fighting a battle about record on two fronts. 0n the first front, there is the past iae has to some extent try to improve things but he has also been prime minister for at least 18 months, so when it came to the waiting lists, a pledge that he made at the start of january 2023 to get them down, that wasn't fulfilled and he was sort of i suppose pushed on various subjects, rwanda being another one, he pledged to stop the boats and it hasn't happened. he talked about wanting to cut income tax and he was asked about dragging 5 million people more into income tax thresholds than is already in them. housing as well, he admitted it has become harder to buy admitted it has become harder to buy a home under the conservatives. he faced real difficulties when defending notjust the previous conservative government supposed records but also his own. 0bviously records but also his own. obviously the conservative manifesto will be published tomorrow. there was a brand—new shiny policies that the conservatives hope will be a kitchen sink to try and catch the public�*s eye and attentio

but jasprit bumrah spearheaded a brilliant fightback, took 3 for ia, as pakistan fell short. qualifying for the super 8s. the biggest positive for us was the calmness. because when we were batting in the morning, there was a lot more heat and when we started bowling, the skies opened up and there was not a lot of lateral movement. so we had to be more consistent and more accurate. and we as a unit of very calm and clear on what we wanted to do. so very happy that as a unit, we were able to contribute and created that pressure. and then we were able to get the win. i that pressure. and then we were able to get the win.— able to get the win. i knew it was going — able to get the win. i knew it was going to _ able to get the win. i knew it was going to be _ able to get the win. i knew it was going to be a _ able to get the win. i knew it was going to be a really - able to get the win. i knew itj was going to be a really tight game — was going to be a really tight game because it is not an easy wicket— game because it is not an easy wicket to — game because it is not an easy wick

the agreement on the formation of the ias was signed 10 years ago.he creation of a common market based on the four freedoms, movement of goods, finance, labor services resources benefited our countries. since the creation of the union, the volume of mutual trade has almost doubled, and agricultural production by more than a quarter. and... spheres of the economy. our cooperation is built on an equal basis, taking into account the interests of each state, regardless of scale and economy. industrial cooperation is an area in which we simply must find common projects for interaction. joint work in this direction is not just aimed at ensuring technological sovereignty, this is the key to the economic security of our countries. we look forward to further substantive and effective efforts to implement the belarusian one. eurasian electric bus pilot project initiatives. belarus, for its part, is creating all the conditions for cooperative interaction between industrial enterprises to produce a joint product under the eurasian brand. the eec's experience in

our job at san francisco pride is to construct and hold a container for the lgbtq ia community to come together, to define and implement that mission. we must challenge each other and we must accept that as sf pride. especially on what it means to liberate our people. we know that there is a boycaught sf pride movement from progressive pro-palestinian members of our community. we acknowledge your right to boycott. we know the platform we create can be used to amplify queer liberation. we will continue to love you and hope to be in relationship with you. there is much work to do. we know that there are some decisions and practices of sf pride that are being criticized. we accept that. however, i want to clear up a few things. first, the san francisco pride board called for a immediate cease fire in gaza over three months ago. two, we have not and will not request additional police at pride. we do not control that decision, we strive to create a atmosphere where police community interaction at pride is minimal. three, we have not and will never refer to pro-pal stin rrorist. there are no

as mikhail mishustin said, over 10 years the ias has built a unique supranational regulatory system;ishes uniform requirements for goods. more than fifty technical regulations have been approved, which cover about 85% of products in the total market, and this is very important for the supply of high-quality, reliable goods and simplification of mutual trade. to make trade even easier and more convenient, we need to expand transport corridors, and this will require the efforts of all countries. the eurasian five must take into account current trends in trade. as the russian prime minister noted, the popularity of marketplaces requires separate solutions; they must be the same for everyone. marketplaces and other e-commerce services are increasingly in demand. well, that means we need general and clear transparent rules for everyone. at the end of last year , changes were made to the customs code of the union, which significantly simplified it. both the purchase of goods on the internet platforms of the five and their subsequent registration, but now we are faced with the task of agree