united kingdom makes full points. the 1st relates to the nature and content of the by that true dispute, it is more than a me a difference of use. it is a dispute of acute sensitivity. it is long standing. it concerns the status of israel's occupation. issues of securities and the conditions under which israel 10 and should withdrawal from the occupied palestinian territories. second, the court engages sorry the the request engages that cool dispute to the general assembly box the court to consider the express terms and rule long. but the legal status of the occupied territories and the legal consequences of that status . the quote is also invited to make findings of these really responsibility in relation to its policies and practices. this engages key permanent status issues which are with the house of these writing palestinian dispute, including on jerusalem, on settlements on security arrangements and on board is indeed a key participant, has described the assemblies request as taking the entire palestine question

it is the view of the kingdom that the right of self to.

how optimistic are ou the united kingdom. how optimistic are you that — the united kingdom._ the united kingdom. how optimistic are you that the case will— the united kingdom. how optimistic are you that the case will go - the united kingdom. how optimistic are you that the case will go your i are you that the case will go your way? are you that the case will go your wa ? ., ., ., ., , ., are you that the case will go your wa ? ., ., , ., way? too tough a question, you know, i can toss way? too tough a question, you know, i can toss a — way? too tough a question, you know, i can toss a coin. _ way? too tough a question, you know, i can toss a coin. but _ way? too tough a question, you know, i can toss a coin. but i _ way? too tough a question, you know, i can toss a coin. but i feel— way? too tough a question, you know, i can toss a coin. but i feel that - i can toss a coin. but i feel that the united _ i can toss a coin. but i feel that the united kingdom will act in its own best — the united kingdom will act in its own best interests for the long term — own best interests

kingdom that we should worry eve one. , kingdom that we should worry everyone-— kingdom that we shouldeveryone. this function on both sides, the slight _ everyone. this function on both sides, the slight -- _ everyone. this function on both sides, the slight -- that's - everyone. this function on both sides, the slight -- that's why i sides, the slight —— that's why would axing this programme, or the parallels and things that can be compared. we will go to a short break, and talk about the white house meeting earlier today. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. - hair salons had to close during the covid—i9 pandemic. those with insurance policies, including this one at beeston in nottinghamshire, thought the insurance companies would pay out to cover their losses, but they kept refusing. you know, our billsjust didn't stop because covid came and because the government closed us down. if anything, we still had all of our bills. we still had to pay our insurance premiums every month. now, hundreds of salons have

of saudi _ between israel and the kingdom of saudi arabia — between israel and the kingdom of saudietween israel and the kingdom of saudi arabia. i think it _ between israel and the kingdom of saudi arabia. i think it is _ between israel and the kingdom of saudi arabia. i think it is a - saudi arabia. i think it is a historic— saudi arabia. i think it is a historic operation- saudi arabia. i think it is a historic operation —— - saudi arabia. i think it is a - historic operation —— opportunity and i_ historic operation —— opportunity and i sincerely— historic operation —— opportunity and i sincerely hope _ historic operation —— opportunity and i sincerely hope it— historic operation —— opportunity and i sincerely hope it will- historic operation —— opportunity and i sincerely hope it will be - and i sincerely hope it will be looked — and i sincerely hope it will be looked at _ and i sincerely hope it will be looked at seriously— and i sincerely hope it will be looked at seriously and - and i sincerely hope it will be looked at seriously and that. and i sincerely hope it will be i lo

, . ., , kingdom? yes, and i actually think that both the _ kingdom?i actually think that both the right _ kingdom? yes, and i actually think that both the right honourable - that both the right honourable gentleman and the honourable gentleman and the honourable gentleman are making exactly the same point. and rightly so. they represent two communities that are governed by consent in the past and the whole point of what we're doing here is to try and get government by consent back up and running in stormont in the future.- consent back up and running in stormont in the future. served as minister of— stormont in the future. served as minister of the _ stormont in the future. served as minister of the environment - stormont in the future. served as minister of the environment and l stormont in the future. served as l minister of the environment and for agriculture in northern ireland, because the northern ireland proposal wasn't working, can i say that as well as the exercise in syntax and the like in the writing of these instruments, the key point is t

that concludes the united kingdom submissions. i think that that additional, you know, you've been listening that to the u. k. submission to the international court of justice on the 5th day of hearings and to israel's occupation of protestant entire truth. few cases. while it is critical to ensure the reversible progress towards the 2 state solution, it's also rejected characterizations of israel's conduct. the category stations view case own conduct by other countries. it's argued against the court, giving an advisory opinion saying it's inappropriate on a number of found specially that it's such a central point of the dispute itself. it would be so convincing proof of the process of deciding and by that sort of spirit. secondly, the scale of the, the fact finding mission required to make such of an opinion is unrealistic. and sadly that it would undermine the existing framework within the un security council . well from, let's speak to about as soon as he's outside the i c j. and the agent has also been of this thing in front o

previously , the kingdom's ministry of defense announced that it would transfer the first f-16 fighters to ukraine. already this summer. denmark signed such an agreement following the uk, germany and france. in addition, the uk promises to allocate more than $300 million to kiev over the next year. the funds will be used for the production of artillery ammunition, the united kingdom ministry of defense reported. the armed forces of ukraine will receive some kind of assistance from the british capital, the mayor of london allowed sending to ukraine vehicles subject to recycling. the transfer of cars to ukraine will help meet the country’s medical and humanitarian needs and remove old, polluting machines. why is the west really giving up weapons connections with the club ex-prime minister of ukraine see all the answers in the new issue on the youtube channel of the television news agency , director of the choir from gomel, tamara shkolyar , artist of the choir at the mariinsky theater from grodno. nikolai krug is a bass player of the national academic symphony orchestra at the age of seve

shamima begum was born in the united kingdom in august, 1999.ed and attended school in tower hamlets. her parents are of bangladeshi origin, and through them, she had bangladeshi citizenship, and least until her 2ist citizenship, and least until her 21st birthday. in february, 2015, ms begum, then aged 15, travelled through turkey to syria, and aligned with the organisation isil, islamic state of iraq and the levant, also known as isis or daesh, which controlled territory described as the caliphate. she married a isil fighter soon after arriving. she went on to have three children. sadly, none of whom survived. she was still in the caliphate, when it collapsed in january, was still in the caliphate, when it collapsed injanuary, 2019, and was taken to a camp in north—east syria. section 40, subsection two, of the british nationality act 1981, gives the secretary of state, in practice, the secretary of state, in practice, the home secretary, power to deprive a person of british citizenship, if satisfied that there probation is conducive to the pub

that's being perpetrated with the... active assistance of the united states of america, the united kingdom and indeed european partners as well, it's a truly shameful episode, and when the history of this period comes to be written, those who have been complicit, and i talking about the political class in europe, united kingdom and the united states will will will be, i think looked upon with with real distain by future generations for the way in which they facilitate this this this. horror that is infolding before our very eyes and they gave people more reason to do just that. we'll come to that in a little bit. lamprina, you were, you are in london to to cover the julian assange case, the two-day hearing that happened. to quote assanja's father, israel's bombing of gaza has only incited more anger and hunger for justice across the world. do what parallel do you see between juliana sangez case? and what is happening in the gaza strip? first of all, genocidal acts by the axes of good, as they call themselves, or the willing, united states, israel, nato, even my country, greece, united king

it is the view of the kingdom that the right of self defense can also be in folks in response to an arm to attack by a known state x. this is illustrated, for example, by the security council's resolutions adopted after $911.00 in which the security council we confirmed, the right to self defense in response to those attacks an occupation which for full be true fills, the requirements of the right of self defense may be considered as lawful under just about them and occupation which does not fulfil or no longer fulfils, these requirements may lose its legal basis and hence firelight they just call hands for her permission of the use of force. finally, the kingdom underscore stat, occupation is an inherently temporary use of force because if it were to be permanent, it would qualify as annexation. as the security council emphasized in 1967, then is unit administer the adopted resolution to for to the acquisition of territory above or is it feasible of? the courts recognize the customary status of the legality of territorial acquisition, resulting from the threat or use of force and the a

it was held that the united kingdom was under an obligation to bring an end to its administration of cha, goes, quote, as rapidly as possible, thereby enabling marisa to complete the colonization of its territory consistent with the right to self determination. the same is required here is real must and its unlawful occupation of all the palestinian territories as rapidly as possible in order to enable the palestinian people to exercise their fundamental right of self determination. this is the request that the majority of parties participating in this proceedings have made the united kingdom. however, as a notable outlier on this point, it argues that if the court were to address the status of the occupation and require israel's withdrawal, that would undermine the security council's framework. that is premised on reaching a 2 state solution through a process of negotiations. the african union does not agree to condition the end of occupation on a negotiated settlement is to make the occupation permanent, given that the occupying power. israel refuses to negotiate on the basis of th

the ministry stated this. defense of the kingdom, when exactly this delivery will take place, howeverarified about amsterdam’s policy, which allows for the purchase of russian gas at the same time as helping ukraine on the eve of the diplomatic worker’s day, we’ll talk to the russian ambassador to the kingdom vladimir torabrin, he is in direct contact with the studio, vladimir evgenievich, hello, but first, let’s first let's start with those same f-16s, is it known about the number and what overall role the netherlands currently plays in supporting kiev? regime, yes, you are right, the kingdom has repeatedly stated and continues to declare in their desire to play a leading role among european countries in matters of assistance to the kiev regime, since the beginning of the conflict the authorities have transferred military equipment and financial resources to strengthen the armed forces of ukraine in the amount of 2.6 billion euros , this year for these purposes in... well, in fact, the decision of the dutch authorities to deploy three mqriper attack drones in romania became known bac

and the first visit of our parliamentarians to kingdom of saudi arabia.ation became one of the central topics that the president discussed with the head of karachay circassia. vladimir putin today held a working meeting with rashid temrezov in the kremlin and listened to a report on socio-economic development. we know every family, we know what problems there are, what problems we naturally solve quickly, very simply, i ask you to keep this personal, i myself personally suffered the death there, yeah, well, that’s why we know every family, we don’t forget anyone, that’s why i’m saying that i won’t list them, our payments are all there, well, let’s keep it all under control. contacts are developing with the starobilsky district in lugansk, in the lugansk region, yes, i don’t like such a sponsored territory, partnership, partnership, sister city, yes, the president of russia today telegrammed by telephone to congratulate the president of turkey on his seventieth birthday. during the conversation, vladimir putin noted the high authority of recep tayyip erdog

the popular movement and sorullah is humiliating north american imperialism and zionism and is not. kingdomthat does not even have to be named, they act, they bomb yemen. what are they going to do? do you think yemen is about to be brought to its knees? they do not know who they are messing with. the truth is that the americans open the gates of hell, they will not be able to pass through, they will not be able to simply transit the coasts of yemen. because beyond plins bombing from the sea, the united states cannot do anything else, the cowardis of the british and the americans prevents them from entering territory, they know that they will not leave there, that is the reality, the yemenes act like this out of a fundamental principle of humanity, to be supportive, to feel the... latin american people and by the people of the world in general. we have an example to follow. notice that at this moment, the english oil company shell can no longer pass through the area. it doesn't go through there. the french michelin company that manufactures tires paralyzed its plant in spain due to the lack

the united kingdom has imposed actions on 6 members of russia's prison authority. 6 individuals ran the arctic penal colony with russian opposition leader election of only died on friday, give on his wife and political allies, says he was killed there. and that you, for his part has also agreed to a 13th round of sanctions against russia. the move comes of the crime was war against ukraine years and 2nd anniversary, and ukraine losing ground in the battlefield. it forces recently withdrew him from the eastern town of a discuss after months of heavy fighting. this and verified russian footage for points to show soldiers, there are placing the ukrainian flag with their own comes and made increasing repression inside russia. we're just in the election of all these debts last week also played a part in the ease move. turning to the us were local media report, the president biden is waiting a string. you said they would pick us up in the morning a and i sent the answers the, you know, because it was, i meant they know that on my end i'm, i don't know, i'm for support. most of these belong to

it has not become clear to the united kingdom. every other country has taken their nationals back.comparable position has seen that there is no alternative but to take their nationals back. the united kingdom stands now virtually alone, despite being unusually criticized heavily by the united states for its unwillingness to fall into line. second world war bomb found in a garden in plymouth on tuesday, to be detonated out at sea. a 300—metre cordon was already in place around the site, affecting more than 3,000 people. now more residents along the route of the military convoy have been asked to evacuate their homes in the keyham area from 2.00pm this afternoon until around 5.00pm. let's hearfrom superintendent phil williams, from devon and cornwall police. the bomb is going to be taken from the address down to a slipway near the torpoint ferry, where it will be taken out to sea and then safely disposed of.

it actually involves a major european power, the united kingdom. we don't want to see the kind of thinking that unfortunately we saw play out last summer when the french president visited china and essentially on his flight home said taiwan is really not our problem, that is america's problem.aukus is partly in answer to that as well. the effects, if taiwan is coerced into -- you know, forcibly annexed under china, the effects of that are -- you know, think about the 2007 financial crisis and then covid in 2020, and then add those together and multiply it by two. that is what we will be feeling economically. we will be in a very different world the next day and what it is is not amenable to democracy. the fact that the united kingdom is involved is crucial. >> ambassador rudd, it is shocking that they have not heard of aukus because i'm sure the numbers are quite different in your country. i wonder if you could help us understand -- >> don't bet on it. >> what advantages does the united states gain from australia enjoining this agreement?t? >> well

the united kingdom has imposed sanctions on 6 members of russia's prison authority. the 6 individuals ran the arctic penal colony where alexi, nev only died on friday. the okay has frozen their assets and impose a travel band and for its part, the eu has also agreed to the 13th round of sanctions against russia. the move comes as the premises war against ukraine years. it's 2nd anniversary, and ukraine is losing ground on the battlefield. its forces recently withdrew from the eastern tower of, of the idea of god. after months of heavy fighting, this on verified russian footage purports to show soldiers there replacing the craning flag with the rolling. it comes in that increasing repression inside russia . where does an alexi end of all of these deaths last week? also played a significant part in the us move 6, professor jeffreys on the 3rd is a senior associate dean at the yield school of business management. we asked him if these sanctions are the correct response to the war, new crane, and the death of active is alexis of all me. yes, a great question and tragical

kingdom.eat grandson of david. perhaps the most consequential king israel ever had. when you've got that kind of pedigree, you have prayer and praise in your dna. jehoshaphat received a message that is nation had been been ambushed by three nations that came into alliance with one another, and he's three nations were actually relatives of jehoshaphat and his people, the ammonites and -- with ancestors or the offspring of lot, and themi with the offspring of esau. and they said king, we don't know what to do. they are already 50 miles from where we are. they have to jump on us. what can we do? verse three of second chronicles chapter 20 picks up the story. jehoshaphat was terrified by this news, and begged the lord for guidance. also ordered everyone in judah to begin so people from all the towns of judah came to jerusalem to seek the lords help. i wonder what would happen if we used, as many of us on capitol hill have been doing, the weapon of fasting. jehoshaphat had an army according to seco

southern kingdom., great grandson of david. perhaps the most consequential king israel ever had. when you've got that kind of pedigree, you have prayer and praise in your dna. jehoshaphat received a message that is nation had been ambushed. it had been ambushed by three nations that came into alliance with one another, and he's three nations were actually relatives of jehoshaphat and his people, the ammonites and -- with ancestors or the offspring of lot, and the edomites with the offspring of esau. and they said king, we don't know what to do. they are already 50 miles from where we are. they have to jump on us. what can we do? verse three of second chronicles chapter 20 picks up the story. jehoshaphat was terrified by this news, and begged the lord for guidance. also ordered everyone in judah to begin fasting. so people from all the towns of judah came to jerusalem to seek the lords help. i wonder what would happen if we used, as many of us on capitol hill have been doing, the weapon of fasting. jeho

so the idea of the kingdom of the netherlands bung, gladish bedroom varies, but if you, but i said she columbia, but cuba, she just do not the damage. it's not the states of america, the russian federation, france becoming via the i know hungry china this that make it public off to get on . get off the island in japan, jordan with lebanon. lydia looks on board, malaysia. what issues? and that may be a note we, i'm on a cust on indonesia got out of the united kingdom to virginia for don switzerland this evening i'll be probably easier to key some of the vehicles out of space, the organization of stomach cooperation, the african union in spain, fiji, it'd be my div and the co models this morning. the quote would hear the shape of body style, which has to be an ok to democracy, most speaking time of 3 hours, which or the other participants in the order with you being over the next days would speak for the maximum of 30 minutes each. before the invite, think by this time. so i, that's the quote, i would add that in echo, and as we advocated one or 6 of it. so the court has decided that it'

zone, one is a little one that doesn't matter, because it is a north american military base, a small kingdomthat does not even have to be named, the... bombing from the sea, the united states cannot do anything else, the cowardice of the british and the americans prevents them from entering yemeni territory, they know that they will not leave there, that is the reality, the yemenes act like this out of a fundamental principle of humanity, to be supportive, to feel the pain and struggle of others as their own, general, we have an example to follow. notice that at this moment, the english oil company shell can no longer pass through the area, it doesn't go through there. the french michelin company that manufactures tires paralyzed its plant in spain due to the lack of supplies. they are paying dearly for the audacity of wanting to continue massacring the palestinian people. masacrando al pueblo, esto es: eduardo artes. hoy estamos desde la república argentina con Ángel molina. today we are with angel molina from the republic of argentina. he is an international analyst and the coordinator in

have we the united kingdom we committed the united kingdom to regulatory alignment to stay in regulatoryorthern with the eu to pacify northern ireland? moment, i'll be ireland? in a moment, i'll be joined dame pretty patel. joined by dame pretty patel. i'll ask her four years on how she's feeling about brexit and what she makes of the illegal migration act not being any use at all. >> on patrick christys tonight, 9 to 11 pm, i'll reveal the shocking truth about britain's broken borders that the government doesn't want you to know. plus, it's sturgeon on the stand. ex—deputy tory chairman lee anderson wades in on that. i've got a big exclusive for you about taxpayer funded legal aid being given to a sex predator and murderer so that he can reduce his prison sentence. why are we paying for these monsters and former mumford and sons guitarist turned freedom fighter winston marshall joins me live in the studio. it's a brand spanking new patrick christys tonight . spanking new patrick christys tonight. it's 9 to 11 pm. be there i >> -- >> well, i m hum >> well, i must tell you, this brexit an

. a special part of our united kingdom-— a special part of our united kinudom. , ., kingdom. — kingdom. this morning he will face a tough crowd, _ kingdom. this morning he will face a tough crowd, politicians at stormont. they went back to work on saturday after two years of political chaos. it was a landmark moment, with sinn fein�*s michelle 0'neill becoming northern ireland �*s first ever nationalist first minister. t first ever nationalist first minister-— first ever nationalist first minister. ~' , .,. minister. i think the very fact the very first _ minister. i think the very fact the very first time _ minister. i think the very fact the very first time a - the very first time a nationalist has been elected as first minister speaks volumes of the changes across ireland and i say again today, we are ina and i say again today, we are in a decade of opportunity. emma little pengelly of the democratic unionist party is now �*s assistant now 's assistant first minister.— now 's assistant first minister. ~ ., ~ ., ., minister. we will work hard to deliver for— minister. we wi

zone. one is a little one that doesn't matter, because it is a north american military base, a small kingdom that does not even have to be named, they act, they bomb yemen, what are they going to do? do you think yemen is about to be brought to its knees? they do not know. the truth is that the americans open the gates of hell, they will not be able to pass through, they will not be able to simply transit the coasts of yemen. because beyond plins bombing from the sea, the united states cannot do anything else, the cowardice of the british and the americans prevents them from entering yemeni territory. they understand the struggle of the palestinian people to recover their territory. this is being demonstrated by yemen, by the latin american people and by the people of the world in general. we have an example to follow. notice that at this moment, the english oil company shell can no longer pass through the area. it doesn't go through there. hoy estamos desde la república argentina con angel molina. today we are with angel molina from the republic of argentina. he is an international analyst

and at the end of the release of the united nations gdp kingdom in the fourth quarter of last year decreased3%, notes. uk office for national statistics. the economic contraction has been recorded for two consecutive quarters, the figures are significantly lower than the level of 2022, when the united kingdom's gdp grew by more than 4%. the reduction is recorded in three key areas: the services, manufacturing and construction sectors. this was the economic news, have a nice day and have a nice weekend, see you later. the morning broadcast on tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 continues with the program “zone x”. i karina poshkova. hello. a robbery attack on a pensioner in the zelvinsky district has been uncovered. this was stated. the suspects were detained, according to the investigation, on february 12 , two men broke into the house of an eighty-six-year-old woman in the village of the island, they demanded money and threatened the owner, when the pensioner said that she had no savings, one of the attackers began to strangle the woman, the second, meanwhile , continued the search, but di

zone, one is a little one that doesn't matter, because it is a north american military base, a small kingdom that does not even have to be named. bombing from the sea, the united states cannot do anything else, the cowardis of the british and the americans prevents them from entering yemeni territory, they know that they will not leave there, that is the reality, the yemen act like this out of a fundamental principle of humanity, to be supportive, to feel the pain and struggle of others as their own, in general, we have an example to follow, notice that at this moment the english oil company shell can no longer pass through the area, it doesn't go through there. the french michelin company that manufactures tires paralyzed its plant in spain due to the lack of supplies. they're paying dearly for the audacity of wanting to continue massacring the palestinian people. hoy estamos desde la república argentina con angel molina. today we are with angel molina from the republic of argentina. he is an international analyst and the coordinator in the field of political science and international relat

publics are now you know aware of the fact that their governments, be it the united states, the united kingdom, germany, france or any other western country are supporting a regime that is genocidal, that is setler. colonial regime that is apartide regime that is not legitimate based on current international law and that i think that wake up you that that public awakening that is happening in the world is the trigger that is going to bring about new you know situation new basically arna. which the palestinian people are going to be able to get the rights, but i think we are getting to that point in a very, very difficult way. every day we are seeing the palestinian people suffer and every people around the world have to try to do anything in their power to make their governments do their part, to bring an end, thank you for that. do stay with us, we're looking at images coming through right now. from cargal india, sorry to have interrupted you there, and uh, yes, that's in kargal india, it's not a misprint there, and yes, those are the islamic republic's flag, and this just shows not only what

we, therefore have to be disciplined in our country, united kingdom. see what is doing in japan for s a country which is the third largest economy in the world. that's going to be massively transformative. together, with the great challenge, i think we are all capable of doing this. remember. it is strength. >> we have covered u.s. domestic politics, technology, pillar 1, pillar 2. i want to thank you for a thorough conversation. audience, i will ask you to join me in thanking our panelists for this discussion. >> ladies and gentlemen, this concludes panel 6. panel 8 will begin in 10 minutes on this t stage and panel nine will be given on the second floor in the air force pavilion. during the break, don't forget to visit the hospitality tent and media center. >>> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more. including mediacom.

if i remember my thoughts in the kingdom, then i and the prince never knew the thought of giving up thisthree great great role in my life and the school played, this is connected not only with you, that i study from her, but also from you, because , for example, my father knew me at school... as a young teacher, so i learned that at school i learned from my being a lady, chim has a school, of course , the motsna floated on the may world view, and in may there is a focus on history , geography, and taxes are connected with my studies at school and my knowledge of history and geography with my mentors. equal to uladzimir lukich, on the right with you, because he would be the sapravda of apatan local historians, it is not important for me that i am infected with this, there that well pershapachatkova, as it were, well, my meetings revealed all kinds of stories, which, for example, my grandfather told me just last year, but, well , this was not a matter of fact, it’s true, i’m starting to calm down for this, as the importance of this information has been important to me... uladzimir lukich.

i'm out of united kingdom. and once i united ireland, how the forces live from us from a belfast, this is a landmark moment in northern ireland. happening right now. it is indeed yes, it's slightly delayed for him of course, for the 32 years. but even during the process so far as they took a long time to elect a speaker, which meant that the storm on the assembly was back up and running. but just now in the last couple of minutes or so, we have had that official improvements or of the of what we knew would happen. that the shouldn't signs vice president michelle, a new, becoming the 1st minister of northern law. then of course, champagne is a republican, a nationalist movement that for so long as want to know the not to be united with the rest of the island of on. and so here we have this republican figure in charge, or at least taking this symbolic talk job of a devolved government within the framework of the united kingdom at the, the reason that the develop government here had not been in office for that lon

southern kingdom.randson of david. perhaps the most consequential king israel ever had. when you've got that kind of pedigree, you have prayer and praise in your dna. jehoshaphat received a message that is nation had been ambushed. it had been ambushed by three nations that came■: into alliane with one another, and he's three nations were actually relatives of jehoshaphat and his people, the ammonites and -- with ancestors or the offspring of lot, and the edomites with the offspring of esau. and they said king, we don't know what to do. they are already 50 miles from where we are. they have to jump on us. what can we do? verse three of second chronicle. jehoshaphat was terrified by this news, and begged the lordc. also ordered everyone in judah to begin fasting. so people from all the towns of judah came to jerusalem to seek the lords help. i wonder what would happen if we used, as many of us on capitol hill have been doing, the weapon of fasting. jehoshaphat had an army according to second chronicles

zone. one is a little one that doesn't matter, because it is a north american military base, a small kingdomthat does not even have to be named, they act, they bomb yemen. what are they going to do? do you think yemen is about to be brought to its knees? "they do not know who they are messing with, the truth is that the americans open the gates of hell, they will not be able to pass through, they will not be able to simply transit the coasts of yemen, because beyond plans bombing from the sea, the united states cannot do anything else, the cowardice of the british and the americans prevents them from entering yemen." yemen regarding the image of the arab world in solidarity with the palestinian nation and the gaza nation in particular will be influential undoubtedly the first achievement of these actions of yemen in the red sea has been to fully exposed the very little will of the governments of the region to accompany the palestinian. yemen has displayed this hidden truth in front of the eyes of these nations. we must note that we are talking about yemen, that is statistically and economica

orthodox, but then a unification took place, the union of the grand duchy of the lithuanian polish kingdomyears later, another union was signed in the spiritual sphere, and part of the orthodox priests submitted to the authority of the pope and thus... these lands ended up being part of the polish-lithuanian state, but, but the poles have been engaged in disgracing this part of the population for decades, they introduced their own language there, they began to introduce the idea that these are not exactly russians, that since they live near the edge, they are ukrainians, and initially the word ukrainian meant that a person lives on the outskirts of the state, near the edge, or is engaged... engaged in border service, in fact, this did not mean any special ethnic group, well, the poles were polonizing in every possible way and, in principle, treated this part of the russian lands quite harshly, not to say cruelly, all this led to the fact that this part... i’ll now say what happened next, i’ll name the dates so that there is no confusion, in 1650, in 1600 54 , and a little earlier even, the

one is a little one that doesn't matter, because it is northamerican military base, a small kingdom thates not even have to be named, they act, they bomb yemen. what are they going to do? do you think yemen is about to be brought? to its knees, they do not know who they are messing with. the truth is that the americans open the gates of hell. they will not be able to pass through, they will not be able to simply transit the coasts of yemen. because beyond planes bombing from the sea, the united states cannot do anything else. the cowardis of the british and the americans prevents them. that is the reality. the yemenes act like this out of a fundamental principle of humanity, to be supportive, to feel the pain and struggle of others as their own. they act in this way against the zionist regime. they understand. that the struggle of the palestinian people to recover their territory against the zionist occupyist is the struggle of all peoples and we must all assume it at whatever cost. this is being demonstrated by yemen, by the latin american people and by the people of the world in genera

couldn't operate as part of the united kingdom. and therefore, they were actually harming the future of the union that they professed to love. so they moved away from that position and i told him 1st and foremost about making northern ireland work, making an attractive place to live and working on your future. denny. the start assembly then resumes business on on saturday. tell us something about michelle o'neill. the 1st one is that what, what's the, what's the background? and to what extent could, could a send actually cement and all that on his position in the u. k. simply by restoring confidence in the state as quote, as well. first thing michelle late, i think this is our forty's. our father was an irate customer and we offer the nation 81 oversight. and here's an example of all the saws who died in the oversight of before that was elected as an m p for model central. we adopted an electrostatic j a. the iran was also the fight and that's on shovel and paul, elbows up to shelby's father, who was an x already does note with he

he was here in the united kingdom for 24 hours.approximately 30 minutes with his father and indeed didn't meet with his brother, didn't speak to his brother, didn't speak to his brother and the queen, his brother and the queen, his brother and the queen, his brother and sister in law will probably never speak to him again. after what was written in that awful book. spare unless he actually apologised . houses. you actually apologised. houses. you cannot have reconciliation. you cannot have reconciliation. you cannot have reconciliation. you cannot have rapprochement unless people admit to what they've done wrong. and it seems that harry, right now, despite his father's diagnosis , is in no father's diagnosis, is in no mood to do so . i've been mood to do so. i've been predicting now for some time that sectarian politics is coming to the united kingdom. we are going to see, over the course of the next few years, new political parties represent muslim and muslim . any interests muslim and muslim. any interests in the house of commons

it that it said undermine northern islands position in the united kingdom. this package, i believe safeguards please. and the union will restore our place within the u. k. internal market. it will remove the checks for goods moving within the u. k. of remaining in northern ireland. the power sharing institution is central to the 1998 good friday agreement. ended 3 decades of violence in northern ireland from the 1970s viewed as one of the most prolonged complex in post for western europe at the time. the suspension of the assembly installment belfast affected public services creating simply a difficulties, particularly in health and education. we're conscious that there is a huge amount of work to be done and that's at society has really suffered from the absence of governments over the last 2 years. we're almost 2 years away from the the last assembly election, the assembly to nice it for the 1st time since elections 2 years ago. the highest number of seats one by sion fame, the political wing of the all right foot versus roof with the to use. the 1st time

from president zelensky and mrs zelenskyi, two new recruits training in the united kingdom."reatly encouraged that united kingdom and our allies remain at the forefront of international efforts to support ukraine at this time of such great suffering and need. " and he concludes, "my heart goes out to all those affected as i remember them in my thoughts and prayers." that is a message that has been issued a short time ago about his majesty, king charles, from the united kingdom. we are going to continue to report from kyiv, from our colleagues here our teams on the ground, as ukraine marks the second anniversary of russia pass full—scale invasion. an invasion that president vladimir putin still describes as a special military operation, but on the ground there is no doubt that this is a gruelling war. both countries and their neighbours are suffering enormously and now, as it enters its third year, there is no sign it will end anytime soon. and that is the main reflection of ukrainians on this two—year mark. they know now it will be a long war. lyse this two-year mark. they kn

it that it said undermine northern islands position in the united kingdom. this package, i believe safeguards please, and the union will restore our place within the u. k. internal market. it will remove the checks for goods moving within the u. k. of remaining in northern ireland. the power sharing institution is central to the 1998 good friday agreement . ended 3 decades of violence in northern ireland from the 1970s viewed as one of the most prolonged complex in post for western europe at the time. the suspension of the assembly installment belfast affected public services creating simply a difficulties, particularly in health and education. we're conscious that there is a huge amount of work to be done and that's at society has really suffered from the absence of governments over the last 2 years. we're almost 2 years away from the the last assembly election, the assembly to nice it for the 1st time since elections 2 years ago. the highest number of seats one by sion fame, the political wing of the all right, versus room for the to use. the 1st time a po

of solomon into the northern and the southern kingdom.eat grandson of david. perhaps the most consequential king israel ever had. when you've got that kind of pedigree, you have prayer and praise in your dna. jehoshaphat received a message that is nation had been ambushed. it had been ambushed by three nations that came into alliance with one another, and he's three nations were actually relatives of jehoshaphat and his people, the ammonites and -- with ancestors or the offspring of lot, and the edomites with the offspring of esau. and they said king, we don't know what to do. they are already 50 miles from where we are. they have to jump on us. what can we do? verse three of second chronicles chapter 20 picks up the story. jehoshaphat was terrified by thisegged the lord for guidance. also ordered everyone in judah to begin fasting. so people from all the towns of judah came to jerusalem to seek the lords help. i wonder what would happen if we used, as many of us on capitol hill have been doing, the weapon of fasting. jehoshaphat had an a

southern kingdom.eat grandson of david. perhaps the most consequential king israel ever had. when you've got that kind of pedigree, you have prayer and praise in your dna. jehoshaphat received a message that is nation had been ambushed. it had been ambushed by three nations that came into alliance with one another, and he's three nations were actually relatives of jehoshaphat and his people, the ammonites and -- with ancestors or the offspring of lot, and the edomites with the offspring of esau. and they said king, we don't know what to do. they are already 50 miles from where we are. they have to jump on us. what can we do? verse three of second chronicles chapter 20 picks up the story. jehoshaphat was terrified by this news, and begged the lord for guidance. also ordered everyone in judah to begin fasting. so people from all the towns of judah came to jerusalem to seek the lords help. i wonder what would happen if we used, as many of us on capitol hill have been doing, the weapon of fasting. jehoshap

i have to say this is one of the few constituencies in the whole of the united kingdom that has had an of the main traditional parties over its lifetime. that's conservative, labour, and liberal — and indeed, the winning margins have been from 47 up to that 18,500. you can see they are gathering around the candidates there at the willingboro by—election, it is being counted in kettering, the biggest leisure centre in that area. there are 11 candidates standing — as i said, at the moment, the conservatives hold that seat, which was held by the now former mp peter bone. there was a recall election, what's known as a recall election after he was suspended from the house of commons, and the public voted and it meant there would be a by—election held, which is what happened. as i say, we are expecting the results — there was a delay because there was a limited recount of two trays of ballots in willingboro. they are saying that that is all now complete, though we didn't see a huddle of all the candidates which normally means that they are being given the provisional result. now the returnin

they want to remain part of the united kingdom.ying, look, i am the leader for everybody here, but on the other hand she's really stressing, obviously, her nationalist background and the fact that sinn fein, her party, wants tojoin with the republic of ireland. there's something else that's slightly unprecedented about her, as well. hasn't she built bridges with the royalfamily? she has indeed. she went to the king's coronation, which many people didn't think would happen, but she went to the king's coronation. when king charles came to northern ireland after his mother, the late queen elizabeth, died, she met him, she expressed her condolences and she talked about what the queen had done for the peace process here, because the late queen elizabeth did come to northern ireland. she shook hands with martin mcguinness, a famous nationalist politician here. she met with nationalists whose backgrounds are very different. they don't agree with having a royal family that has any influence in northern ireland. so that you do see now those

these lands of the second russian empire, the moscow kingdom, i took it. poured into semi-precious stonesook the land in the village of mikhailovskoye, in the kern alley , where pushkin wrote his amazing poems and kissed his beloved, for pushkin is the main shrine of the three-hundred-year-old romanov empire, perhaps the main goal for which this empire was created. i took the land at dno station, in that tragic place where the romanov empire ended. and tsar nicholas signed the abdication, and where his tragic road to golgotha ​​began. i poured these lands of the third romanov empire into a hill. i took the land on the banks of the cheryokha river, where many years ago there was a tiny red battery that fired several shells at the approaching kaiser armored train. it was then, on february 23 , 1918, that the holiday of defender of the fatherland was born, which we celebrate throughout the day. i took land in a forest clearing where a german dod once stood. on which the soviet soldier alexander matrosov fell with his chest, having accomplished his immortal feat. i brought these lands of the

or underfederal committed in the united kingdom or under federal law committed in the united kingdomd in the united kingdom or under federal law or any other state. new york has an interest in prohibiting with a criminal statute falsification of business records was that that is what donald trump is accused of doing.— is accused of doing. there hasn't been a trial. _ is accused of doing. there hasn't been a trial, his _ is accused of doing. there hasn't been a trial, his pleaded - is accused of doing. there hasn't been a trial, his pleaded not - been a trial, his pleaded not guilty. if he is found guilty what happens then? if guilty. if he is found guilty what happens then?— guilty. if he is found guilty what ha ens then? ., , ., happens then? if he were to be found uuil the happens then? if he were to be found guilty the case _ happens then? if he were to be found guilty the case would _ happens then? if he were to be found guilty the case would proceed - guilty the case would proceed to sense then. i'm sure he would appeal. and he would appeal within the new york courts. i don't be

it that it said undermine northern islands position in the united kingdom. this package, i believe safeguards please, and the union will restore our place within the u. k. internal market. it will remove the checks for goods moving within the u. k. of remaining in northern ireland. the power sharing institution is central to the 1998 good friday agreement . ended 3 decades of violence in northern ireland from the 1970s viewed as one of the most prolonged complex in postwar west in europe. at the time. the suspension of the assembly installment the belfast affected public services creating severe difficulties, particularly in health and education. we're conscious that there is a huge amount of work to be done and that's at society has really suffered from the absence of government over the last 2 years. we're almost 2 years away from the the last assembly election, the assembly to nice it for the 1st time since elections 2 years ago. the highest number of seats one by sion fame, the political wing of the all right foot versus roof with the to use. the 1st tim

no elections, no grain, no land, no life, no freedom, only democracy, democracy in hell , there is a kingdomthe anniversary of the maidan , the tenth, these days, all this would be with us now, if not for the old man with a machine gun, when a feeling dictates a line, it sends a slave to the scene, it will end here... art and the soil breathes and fate, here the soil and fate began to breathe, life itself stirred and it became clear: in the world of wimps , sniffles, homosexuals, liberals, wet-heads, castrati, democrats, duds, shobla and swabians, the one whom they fear most is returning, like they fear fire, the man is returning, the man and his army, and you ran, and we... .when we are told: we need freedom, freedom of choice, freedom of political parties , freedom of prides and minorities, freedom of parades , freedom of speech whore, i say, damn your freedom, your freedom smells bad, stinks and rots, let it go, let it go from here comes true freedom, freedom is what is meant by sinfulness, the ability to do something against the law or something like that, no, or morality, freedom is to