and the deputy head of the national police of ukraine, i.e., these are the persons who supervised and led this investigation during this week, today, the week since the terrible murder of iryna farion was committed. and all the forces of the national police, the security service of ukraine, the prosecutor general's office and other services were directed precisely to the disclosure of this crime, and considering and looking at the fact that this terrible crime is very important for its disclosure is very important for our state, for the public, therefore, on behalf of the president of ukraine, we are all in lviv today. carefully prepared, at the same time we are in front of you today and ready to society, to the public, and of course to the family present here, to report on the previous main part of our work, work, so that there are no posts, so that to not be insinuations, all... spots that were voiced to us on the second, third, fourth day of the investigation, to which we then could not give an answer, or could not procedurally, or could not. to give, because we did not yet have th

volodymyr nikulin is a police officer of the main department of the national police in donetsk region. the man remained on duty in mariupol during the russian blockade of the city. after the occupiers hit the maternity hospital, he met the associated press film crew. in that situation in mariupol. when we understood that we were under siege, surrounded, and that the russians were destroying the city, destroying people, covering this, covering that, helping journalists, i thought, i thought it was very important. volodymyr nikulin helped journalists show the world footage from surrounded mariupol. risking his life, he drove the group to the only place he had been. the internet, and later, risking the safety of his family, he took media workers out of the city. thanks to this, the world saw 20 days in mariupol and unique footage from the city, which was later practically wiped off the face of the earth by the russians. yes, all targets, door, mirror, blood flowed, don't go, blink, don't go. and as time passed, the enemy struck with artillery on the road, which the npu crew was on its wa

volodymyr nikulin, a police officer of the head office of the national police in the donetsk region, remained on duty in mariupol during the russian blockade of the city. after the occupiers hit the maternity hospital, he met the associated film crew press. in that situation in mariupol. when we understood that we were under siege, surrounded, and that the russians were destroying the city, destroying people, covering this, covering this, helping journalists, i thought, i thought it was very important. volodymyr nikulin helped journalists show the world footage from surrounded mariupol. risking his life, he drove the group to the only place where... to the internet, and later, risking the safety of his family, he took the media people out of the city. thanks to this, the world saw 20 days in mariupol and unique shots from the city, which was later practically wiped off the face of the earth by the russians. yes, all targets, door, mirror, blood flowed, don't go, blink, don't go. and this is the time of splinters, the enemy hit with artillery on the road. in which the npu crew was dri

happy national police day, everyone involved.of all, respect and thanks to all the heroes who serve every day and of course. eternal memory and also thanks and respect to those who gave their lives and the service of the people of ukraine in the rear cities, because this is also the fight against crime, of course those who gave their lives at the front and those who, evacuating people, in a word, respect and honor to those who really have law and order for whom, and to serve and protect is not just words, but a life credo. thank you and happy holiday, dear policemen. ah, now about culture, the perpetrator of cultural genocide. the sbu announced the name of the soldier who ordered the attack on the skovoroda museum, and also informed him of the suspicion, lena chechenina, will tell more about him and show a photo, good evening, please, take your word, vasyl, i congratulate you, unfortunately, no photo we'll show it, but we'll tell you what it's called and talk about cultural genocide in a second. so, the name of the character is i

police to communicate, and you should ask them these questions.ver, i, as adviser to the minister of internal affairs, former, i did not deal with criminal matters and i did not deal with police issues, that is, in this case i dealt exclusively with issues, it was purely your opinion that was interesting, only from this side. to have time to clarify, we have a minute left, nevertheless, in your opinion, what iryna farion was for ukrainian society and what she became after this murder, has this history changed for ukrainians, in your opinion? well, it's hard for me to answer that, i think that exactly the same as before , for many she was great an authority, just as for many she was not such an authority, i do not think that the role of iryna farion itself has increased or from... well, i am more than sure that unfortunately, in principle, her doctoral dissertation on the problem of the ukrainian language is quite interesting 17 - the 18th century, in principle, is unlikely to be mass reading, well, at least because of the specificity of the topic

volodymyr nikulin is a police officer of the main administration of the national police in donetsk region. the man remained on duty in mariupol during the russian blockade of the city. after the occupiers hit the maternity hospital, he met. when we understood that we were under siege, surrounded, and that the russians were destroying the city, destroying people, covering this, covering this, helping journalists, i thought, i thought it was very important. volodymyr nikulin helped journalists to show the world footage from...surrounded mariupol, risking his life, he drove the group to the only place where there was internet, and later , risking the safety of his family, he took media workers out of the city. thanks to this, the world saw 20 days in mariupol and unique footage from the city, which was later practically wiped off the face of the earth by the russians. yes, all the targets, the door, the mirror, blood flowed, don't go, blink, and this is the time of the splinters: the enemy hit with artillery on the road the npu crew was taking to evacuate, the shell exploded next to the car.

this was reported to the national police. law enforcement officers have opened criminal proceedings. and in poltava , a charity football match between the teams took place. friends of vorskla and the team of kyiv artists. all funds will go to the rehabilitation of three difficult wounded soldiers. our anna morozova knows exactly how the funds were collected and how the game ended. standing with applause, poltava citizens greet the veterans. among them is yurii hrunich, who lost his sight, servants and three limbs. funds are collected at a charity game. for the rehabilitation of yuri and two other boys. nazar kravchenko with amputation of six phalanges, shrapnel wounds to the eyes and burns, and mykola zinyus with shrapnel wounds and a brain tumor. all funds collected will be divided equally between the three defenders. for this, to poltava a group of artists arrived, including comedians, theater and television actors. vorskla's friends met with the team on the field. during the matches we played, we collected more than uah 2

the national police and the militia, i think, also have a professional holiday today, so i would like to congratulate you, since you, as a person who once worked in law enforcement agencies, are also related to this holiday, congratulations, be healthy, as they say, thank you, ms. marta, i would like to congratulate all national police officers, all veterans on this day and wish everyone a victorious end to the war and may they all live forever. were returning home, because the national police, it is on two fronts, on the front of the fight against evil, against crime, and of course, a large part of law enforcement officers today is on the front lines, both in the armed forces and in individual units of the national police, i wish everyone good health, yes, and let's go general lieutenant, let's start with some bad news, since you are also a member. of the committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on social policy and protection of veterans' rights, is the first deputy chairman of the committee. information arrived from our minister of social policy, enough of such pessimistic inform

one man was injured, the national police reported. in general, fap 1500 bombs are very powerful and have a larger radius of damage. they are launched from the su-34 aircraft. the enemy's possibilities are limitless. in a month or a half, the russians will not be able to conduct active assaults in many directions at the same time. the occupiers will be on the defensive - said the commander of the national guard oleksandr pivnenko. the enemy is constantly suffering losses. so the defense forces need adapt, gradually change the management model and look for enemy weaknesses. soldiers of the 31st separate mechanized brigade at night. broke through from the enemy encirclement near the village of progress above donetsk region. such a decision was made by the staff. instead, the brigade commander failed to give the order to break through, deep state said. according to the online resource, a delay of at least a couple of hours could lead to a second ring of encirclement. the spresso tv channel and the vesna charitable fund have launched a fun

today they detained a suspect of committing a crime, there are comments from the national police, well, you are a lawyer for us. to explain what we should hear from this information that we heard today, of course, that the investigation is ongoing and to dwell on the fact that the suspect in the commission of the murder was discovered quite early, we cannot reject any versions, we cannot dwell on only one fact that we have information from telegram channels about certain involvement in certain groups of the suspect in... currently, investigative actions will continue, appropriate experiments will be conducted, including e- experiments, related to this crime, and the task of law enforcement agencies will still continue to show the ability to qualitatively to investigate such crimes and to look at the picture comprehensively, holistically, and not to focus on certain facts that we have. of course, we... like the whole society, like ukraine, follow the information that appears in the media, which we are informed, as the injured party, of course and of course, that we expect a comprehensiv

thank you very much, andrii nebytov, deputy head of the national police, chief of the criminal police joined our broadcast, we talked about the details of the murder of iryna farion and the identity of the suspect. thank you. well , mykhailo tsimbalyuk, people's deputy of ukraine, faction batkivshchyna, is now joining our broadcast. i salute you, do you see me, hear me, but we turn you on, we welcome you first of all not because you represent the motherland, but because you are also lieutenant general of the police of ukraine. have a lot of experience working in the bodies of the ministry of internal affairs, you probably knew well how much i remember iryna farion, and what you think in general about this whole story for the first time. first, do you have any questions about the investigation, or do you agree that a very high-quality job was done? well, first of all, we will talk about quality later, i would like to take this opportunity to thank all those policemen, various services, employees of the security service of ukraine, because what was done in the first days of this crime,

police, their representatives in principle, say that that this murder is considered solved, and thises very seriously, even with the interim results of the survey that we are conducting today, let's listen to the deputy head of the national police, the chief of the criminal police andrii nibitov, he... on the air at our hon. a colleague from radio svoboda explained why he believes that the murder has been solved, despite the fact that the weapon has not yet been found, it was very easy to follow a person who was wearing certain clothes and entered the forest and somewhere in 100 hectares, i don't remember the name, well, the name of this forestry, it was lost somewhere, but nevertheless, it came out somewhere, and in order for it to come out somewhere... from the forest, for this, operatives of the criminal investigation, worked 24/7 for six days, they found this person, they found without disguise, we found this person who was on the scout for the first time without masking, we managed to do it and that's why this crime was solved, i think, well, in any case, i think that the law en

these days, hundreds of specialists of the national police of ukraine, sbu and other services worked on solving the murder. i am grateful to everyone, - emphasized the president of ukraine, and to everyone who added more facts to the picture of the crime every day and brought the full truth closer. an 18-year-old boy was detained, the president of ukraine said. necessary investigative actions and examinations are ongoing, he instructed the minister of internal affairs to present all the details to the public. and there already is details, i want them. actually also to announce, hence the direct quotes of klymenko from his official telegram: there is enough evidence to claim that it was the detainee who shot the linguists during 139 hours of continuous work by a huge team of operatives, investigators, criminal analysts, experts from other police services, sbu employees who checked every corner along the route departure of the shooter and searched about 100 hectares of forest. in the end , the suspect was tracked down and identified, having his photo. it was a matter of time, smart cam

police. a fan of the russian language, but it turns out that her father is interesting, yes, that isis like that dynasty, the father of the patrol girl who compared the language law with the inscription on the fence in the video, her father is a former berkut fighter, and now he is in the main office of the national police of the odesa region, the convoy service, he is some kind of commander there, something like that, that is, the same dep ... was detained for the fact that he registered fictitious employees to his unit and received a salary for them, although in fact they were not dead, and it is not clear what is wrong with this case, but there is such a fact, do you understand?

let's listen to the deputy head of the national police, the chief criminal police andrii nibitov.the air of our esteemed colleagues from radio svoboda, he explained why he believes that the murder has been solved, despite the fact that the weapon has not yet been found. it was very easy to follow a person who was wearing certain clothes and entered the forest somewhere in 100 hectares, i don't remember the name, well, the name. of this forestry, disappeared somewhere, but nevertheless she came out somewhere, and in order for her to come out of the forest somewhere, for this criminal investigation operatives worked 24/7 for six days, they found this person, they found him without a disguise, we found this person, who was the first time on reconnaissance without a mask, we managed to do it, and therefore this crime i think, well, in any case, i think that the law enforcement officers will have to yes ... answers to other questions, was russia involved before this crime, well, we saw the information, the law enforcement officers confirmed it, that the actual suspect was a participant

police, even if it is difficult for you to find, as a person who was in captivity, confirmation, other people have already been interviewed, they could see you, they can confirm it and so on, so there is indeed a certain percentage of people , which address the... mission, but they simply cannot provide anything at all, and then the commission asks to collect more information, to apply again, and in principle, the number of times you can apply is unlimited. it often happens that people who just heard about it, just applied, wrote, for example, just an empty statement, just recognize me as a prisoner, yes, but no documents, no explanation were provided, then , in principle, either public organizations get in touch, or of the ministry of integration explains: please expand your application, submit something additional, people again and again and beast again. and more rarely you can find other cases, which i think mr. ehtem mentioned, is that people sometimes try to take advantage of this situation, knowing that establishing the fact of deprivation of liberty also provides an opportunity

police and the military, here we need to put things in order, i think this law will be... adopted inear future. thank you, mykhailo tsymbalyuk, people's deputy of ukraine, was with us in the studio, now there will be a short pause, after it there will be news, wait for it, and i remind you that mykhailo tsymbalyuk, people's deputy of ukraine, was in our studio. attention, a profitable offer. order a smart light bulb at a special promotional price, only uah 149. durable, reliable and so powerful. and the price is only uah 149. in stores, ordinary light bulbs cost more than uah 250, and we offer you a light bulb that shines even when there is no light for only uah 149. take advantage of such a favorable offer. the smart light bulb works even without electricity, up to 6 hours without recharging. the secret is in the built-in city battery. it's so convenient, especially now. and the bulb is a smart light, it is not afraid of voltage drops and will not break when dropped. the standard base is suitable for almost any chandelier or floor lamp, the light has been turned off, it is necessary

him, we saw in the courtroom, the way the suspect behaved, and probably the main thing is that the nationalice, their representatives in principle, say that they consider this murder solved, and, and it resonates very seriously, and even with the interim results of the survey we are conducting today, let's listen to the deputy head of the national police force. chief of the criminal police andrii nibitov, he explained on the air of our esteemed colleagues from radio liberty why he believes that the murder has been solved, despite the fact that the weapon has not yet been found. it wasn't very difficult, yes, to follow a person who, in certain clothes , entered the forest and somewhere in 100 hectares, i don't remember the name, well, the name of this forestry, got lost somewhere, but nevertheless... she went out somewhere and to she came out of the forest somewhere, for this operational-pictorial search, they worked 24/7 for six days. they found this person, found unmasked, we found this person, which was first developed without masking. we managed to do it, and that's why this one is crimi

police, for example, from my experience, in that number and work in the commission, i can say that , for example, kherson oblast... after the liberation of kherson and other parts, yes, our armed forces of ukraine, investigators are very actively working there, and they are really trying to establish who, where , in where the torture chamber sat, and therefore, when you contact the national police, even if it is difficult for you to find a person who was in captivity for confirmation, other people have already been interviewed, they could see you, they can confirm it and so on, so really there is a certain percentage of people who apply to the commission, but cannot simply provide anything at all, and then the commission asks to collect more... information to apply again, and in principle, the number of times you can apply is not limited. it often happens that people are simple they heard about it, they just applied, wrote, wrote, for example, just an empty statement, just recognize me as a prisoner, yes, but no documents, no explanation were provided, then in principle either public

one man was injured, the national police reported. in general , fap-1500 bombs are very powerful and have a larger radius of damage. they are launched from the su-34 aircraft. the enemy's possibilities are limitless. in a month or a half, the russians will not be able to conduct active operations. assaults in many directions at the same time. the occupiers will be on the defensive, said national guard commander oleksandr pivnenko. the enemy is constantly suffering losses, so the defense forces are necessary adapt, gradually change the management model and look for enemy weaknesses. belarusian dictator oleksandr lukashenko flew to russia on a working visit. he already met with the russian dictator putin there, propagandists reported. media it is known that the parties plan to discuss regional security and the promotion of alliance projects. according to lukashenka, the russians are ready to sit down at the negotiating table and negotiate. khachuk started his project under this name in ukraine. this is an online database of information

police have the right to detain, tcc and sp employees are not given this right.n conclusion, as a lawyer, what can you advise ukrainians, what should be paid attention to during detention and how to behave? uh, well, let's start with the fact that administrative detention, the norms regulated by the code of ukraine on administrative offenses, they provide that administrative detention is carried out for no more than three hours, respectively, if you are detained, you demand the drawing up, the citizen must demand the drawing up of a record of administrative detention with fixing the time of detention, certain, and also the law provides that the person is given the right to be notified. relatives and lawyers, respectively, either in person or by number, thank you, thank you for your professional comments, i was accompanied by vitaly pitetski, a lawyer of the legal association , see the next issue of the legal examination program, and you will know more about their rights and obligations. actum bar association, action for results. espresso broadcasts news, khrystyn

the minister of internal affairs and the head of the national police honored the heads of individual units, operatives of criminal investigation, investigators, employees of criminal analysis, criminologists, precinct officers, police and other police services of lviv oblast. head of the national police of ukraine, ivan vehivskyi u'. in turn noted that this murder is one of the most resonant in recent years. in the meantime, the kyiv court of appeal considered the case concerning the intelligence officer roman chervinskyi. this time, lawyers are contesting reports of suspected fraud. let me remind you that a few hours after roman was released from the pretrial detention center , the indictment arrived, which seems to be in 2020 an ex-intelligence officer... tried to get hold of $100,000 by pretending to be an official of the state fiscal service. today, the court took into account the appeal of the defense side and postponed the hearing of the case to study the materials provided by chervinskyi's lawyers. now, under the pressure of our positions, our arguments, the courts are finally

i do not predict if the information about which the national police talked about is confirmed, it hinted like that, did not say more, talked about a huge volume of videos, about the search of some areas. forest, we heard it, if all this leads to documents that will close the case, maybe it will be possible to get other evidence, now there is mobile phone, there is a clear connection to some billing, i think that the call will be expanded or the search circle will be narrowed, then i think that this process will not be many years long, it will not be very long-term, although it is a habit in ukraine, it is our favorite business is delayed, i think that public control here will not allow it to be delayed. look, one more question, ms. iryna's family is demanding a fair trial, well, i wanted to ask if there is a fair trial in ukraine, or will this trial be fair? well, i can't tell about any sign of unfairness at the moment, it's the opposite the defense side will say that the trial is unfair because they talked about the guilt of this person in advance. i think that it is reasonable to assum

the national police chiefs' council say the crime is underreported and cases can be hard to investigatemed this announcement regarding a crime where many victims often don't realise what's happened to them. eleanor shea rwood, bbc news. well, other measures contained in the king's speech today are plans to devolve more power in england to local authorities — control of bus services, for example. there's a bill to improve water quality — water company bosses will be personally liable for breaches of the law. there'll be a new border security command to crack down on people smuggling gangs. martyn�*s law, named after one of the victims of the manchester arena bombing, would aim to improve security at public venues. and there'll be a football governance bill, giving the game an independent regulator. our economics editor faisal islam and chris mason are here. faisal, growth, wealth creation, the government saying it is at the heart of everything they do.— of everything they do. so many mentions of — of everything they do. so many mentions of growth _ of everything they do. so many mentions

more now on that warning from police chiefs that violence against women and girls is now a "national at least 2 million victims every year in england and wales. a report for the national police chiefs council says offences such as domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking affect one in 12 women, with both victims and perpetrators getting younger. let's speak to founder and director at the centre for women's justice, harriet wistrich. how significant do you think it is that police are talking about this kind of violence as a national emergency? i kind of violence as a national emergency?— kind of violence as a national emeruen ? ~ �*, ., emergency? i think it's a positive move that _ emergency? i think it's a positive move that it _ emergency? i think it's a positive move that it is _ emergency? i think it's a positive move that it is now _ emergency? i think it's a positive move that it is now being - emergency? i think it's a positive . move that it is now being recognised is that, it's been a national emergency for many years. but it's been very much downgraded generally by po

the security service of ukraine and the national police neutralized an fsb agent group that was preparing to set fire to shopping centers in poland. and the baltic states. it consisted of 19 people. they lived in ivano-frankivsk, dnipropetrovsk, poltava and zaporizhzhia regions. participants used money to recruit candidates. the burning of palia objects was supposed to be filmed for the fsb report. those arrested for treason face life imprisonment. the organizer of the group of recruiters turned out to be a 39-year-old resident of the city of ivano-frankivsk, who for... in the accomplices of several more townspeople, having direct contact with employees of the russian special services, the recruiters received orders from their supervisors on a permanent basis, according to the plan of the russian special services, attacked centers providing assistance to ukrainians or objects near critical infrastructure, were supposed to destabilize the internal situation in the selected countries, incite international enmity. the court sent him to 24-hour house arrest. the arrest of the acting head of t

the police were called for the newlyweds, the state border service said. it started in france the second parliamentary election. the main intrigue is whether the ultra-right party , the national union, will be able to win a majority in the national assembly and claim the prime minister's seat? in the first round, the party of the pro-russian mp marine le pen won more than 33% of the vote. it is followed by a bloc of left-wing political forces, the new people's front, which lags by 5%, while emanuel's coalition of centrists. she took the third step together. the other day , le pen said that she would give permission to strike russia with french weapons, and would not allow the president to send military personnel to ukraine continent. i have everything on this otti, i tell you by the time i see you at 12 , the usual things become unreal, heavy bags are not for my sick back, i left. back, try dolgit cream. long-acting cream relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves joint mobility. dolgit is the only yellow cream for joint and back pain. when buying a larg

i do not predict if the information about which the national police talked about is confirmed, it hinted did not say more. spoke about the huge amount of video, about the search of some areas of the forest, we heard it. if all this leads to documents that will make the case, uh, maybe other evidence can be obtained. now there is a mobile phone, there is a clear link to some kind of billing, i think that the range of searches will be expanded or, on the contrary, narrowed, then i think that this process will not take many years, it will not be very long-term, although in ukraine we have a habit any case for... is being delayed, i think that public control here will not allow it to be delayed, look, one more question, ms. iryna's family is demanding a fair trial, well, i wanted to ask whether there is a fair trial in ukraine, whether this trial will be fair , well, i can't say at the moment about any sign of injustice, on the contrary , the defense side will say that the court is unfair, because they spoke in advance about the guilt of this person, i think that... what can we assume that i

she was speaking at the national police chiefs' council, publishing a report into violence against womency. we are hearing from experts, we are hearing from men who work with boys, whether that's at school, clubs, and parents as well, how are you talking to boys in your life about this? and men, how are you having those conversations with friends in your life as well? men and misogyny, what's going on? call us and text us. a quick word from sharon andjill. us and text us. a quick word from sharon and jill. we were talking

police officers. the sbu was rushed to solve this case in hot pursuit, but it took almost 5 days and there they say 130 hours of tra-ta in order to find the suspect, you are absolutely right to emphasize, i.e. once again a large number of employees of the national police and the sbu, i.e. usually it works under normal conditions, for example, i know the regional police department there, and maybe the regional office there, here the whole country was working and only five on the fifth day were able to... detain this person, that is , once again, acted really professionally, or he is very, very, very talented, and he was able to calculate his steps, predict his steps, or someone helped him from the outside, assisted him, told him what to do here, what you don't do, and what personally surprised me was when he was talking to journalists, well, he was talking like that, he was completely calm, just that much, maybe someone was spying on his wheels . yes , no, well, the first thought is really that it can

pavlo dyachenko, head of the communications department of the main office of the national police of donetskou have seen, you have seen what is happening and what great work is already being done, and what work still needs to be done. oleksiy honcharenko. with us on president of the committee of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe on migration and refugees, mr. oleksiy, i greet you, mr. oleksiy, can you hear me, congratulations, welcome you, welcome you, and, well, the results of the session of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe, i would like to you will hear the details in addition to everything else that gets into the news feeds, but ukraine is on the agenda, as far as it remains. relevant, how much effort do you have to make so that this relevance does not disappear? in fact, of course, the site of the council of europe very important to us, and we are a couple. in order to raise the topic of ukraine, the summer session of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe just ended, on friday it ended, and indeed, well, it was entirely under the sign of

police, for example, from my experience, including work in the commission to say that, for example,kherson region , after the liberation of kherson and another part, yes, our... of the armed forces of ukraine, investigators are very actively working there, and they are really trying to establish, just little by little, who, where, in which torture chamber sat, and therefore , when you contact the national police, even if it is difficult for you to find a person who was in captivity for confirmation, other people have already been interviewed, they could see you, they can confirm it and so on, so there is indeed a certain percentage of people who appeal to the commission, but cannot at all simply do not provide anything, and then the commission asks to collect more information, apply again, and in principle, the number of times you can apply... there is no limit, it often happens that people who just heard about it, simply applied, in vain, wrote, for example , just an empty statement, just recognize me as a prisoner, yes, but no documents, no explanation was provided, then in princi

andriy nibytov, deputy head of the national police, chief of the criminal police, joined our broadcasttions. yes. good evening, and just now our journalist, who is currently working in lviv, joined our broadcast, and she stated that, as of now, the weapon has not been found, if i understand correctly, that as of now, you can also confirm that the weapon from which was shot, not found? yes, i am i can confirm this to you, but we must understand that this crime was not being prepared for one day, it was being prepared for at least two months, and of course there is a suspect who is part of this plan. novated, bought clothes and followed all the escape routes that he had planned for himself, he also tried to hide her a weapon, we know that this ... happened, but we have some operational information that we will implement, i hope that we will find him soon. you also do not know where he bought the weapon and where he got the money for the weapon and for housing, because he is 10 days lived in lviv. well, let's say, living in lviv for 10 days is uah 10,000, yes, it's not such a large amount

the minister of internal affairs and the head of the national police honored the heads of individual units and operatives criminal investigation, investigators, criminal analysis staff, criminologists, district police officers and other police services of the lviv region. the head of the national police of ukraine, ivan vehivskyi, in his turn noted that this is a murder in recent years. one of the most resonant. tried to disrupt the opening of the olympics. a 40-year-old russian who worked for the fsb was detained in paris. the certificate of the agent of the russian special service named kyrylo gryaznov, the law enforcement officers found the detainee in the apartment, bild reported . the spy revealed himself back in may on to one of the bulgarian resorts. he was drunk, brandishing an id and talking about...planned sabotage, he faces up to 30 years in prison. the evacuation of civilians continues in turkey and donetsk region. currently , more than half a thousand people still remain in the city, they are taken to safe regions by units of police crews and white angels. the military a

it's unit, it's of the national police. it's not about rock and roll anymore, but i feel like i'm representing the country boom box have permission to leave the country. and earlier this year, spend 3 weeks playing concerts in the us and canada to shine the lights on the war and ukraine, and raise money, 8590 percent, and supported by the donations. people do it in the morning warfare. things changed a little bit so you need a lot more different devices to stay a life and to do the job. well, some criticize the festival going ahead despite the war. living you argued in favor you don't want to come back to to a monastery. you want to come back home when the full of life where people smile, the one that there is music or life for that music is not worth fighting for sure. if this weekend across united raised funds and smart and most importantly, there was no with the money is still coming in for the military. that's it. show up today the growing up as the palestinians ever known. we cons. expect much living with a bare minimu

the national police chiefs' council estimates about two million women in england and wales are victimsectors and across the public understand just the scale and impact of these crimes. we're really pleased that women and girls are coming forward to report. but at the same time, we just need to set out from our policing judgment, just the scale of this epidemic. officers who focus on the issue are now working with counter—terrorism teams to look at the risk of young men being radicalised and try to stop the problem getting worse. elsewhere, the head of the us secret service, kim cheatle, has resigned from the job. it's after security failures around the assassination attempt on former president donald trump, which are now being investigated. ms cheatle says she made the decision with a heavy heart. and sharks off the coast of brazil have tested positive for cocaine. marine biologists tested 13 brazilian sharpnose sharks near rio dejaneiro and found high levels of the drug in their muscles and livers. experts think the cocaine is getting into the water from illegal labs or from drug user

the same thing is to contact the national police, for example, from my experience, including work inommission, i can say that, for example, the kherson region, after they liberated kherson and another part, yes, our armed forces of ukraine, investigators are very active there, and they are really trying to establish the facts. who, where, in which torture chamber sat, and therefore, when you contact the national police, even if it is difficult for you to find a person who was in captivity for confirmation, other people have already been interviewed, they could see you, they can confirm it and so on, so there really is a certain percentage of people who apply to the commission, but cannot simply provide anything at all, and then the commission asks to collect more information, apply again, and in principle , the number of times you can apply is unlimited, it often happens that people just heard about it, just applied, wrote, wrote, for example, just an empty statement, just recognize me as a prisoner, yes, but no documents, no explanation was given, then in principle they contact or p

police, even if it is difficult for you to find how a person who was in the captivity of confirmation, then other people were already interviewed, they could see you, they can confirm it and so on, so there really is a certain percentage of people who apply to the commission, but cannot simply provide anything at all, and then the commission asks to collect... more information can be applied again, and in principle , the number of times you can apply is unlimited. it often happens that people who just heard about it, just contacted, wrote, wrote, for example, just an empty statement, just recognize me as a prisoner, yes, but no documents, no explanation were provided, then in principle public organizations contact , or the ministry of integration, explains: please expand your application, submit something more, people apply again and again and again and more rarely you can meet other cases that i i think... what mr. ehtem mentioned is that people sometimes try to take advantage of this situation, knowing that a finding of deprivation of liberty also provides an opportunity to receive

first, violence against women and girls is a national emergency — that's according to a police reporticalising boys into extreme misogyny in a way they call quite terrifying. the national police chiefs' council estimates about two million women in england and wales are victims of violence every year. nobody in industry and in other sectors, and across the public, understand just the scale and impact of these crimes. we're really pleased that women and girls are coming forward to report. but at the same time, we just need to set out from our policing judgment, just the scale of this epidemic. officers who focus on the issue are now working with counter—terrorism teams to look at the risk of young men being radicalised and try to stop the problem getting worse. elsewhere, the head of the us secret service, kim cheatle, has resigned from the job. it's after security failures around the assassination attempt on former president donald trump, which are now being investigated. miss cheatle says she made the decision with a heavy heart. and sharks off the coast of brazil have tested positive

police of ukraine, where they informed us that, given the fact that the crime of the person involved is not serious, the question of stopping this... criminal proceedings is currently being resolved on the basis of paragraph four of the first part of the first article of article 280 of the criminal procedure code of ukraine due to objective circumstances that prevent further investigation in the conditions martial law, this is the answer we received from the national police, and yevhen filipets, a lawyer in the field of military justice, is already in touch with us, yevhen, congratulations, good morning, we are actually scaling this case in the context of the whole country, what principle is the distribution of mobiliso in general. to the army, if a person decides to mobilize on his own, how does it work, he comes, he is assigned to the part where he actually wants to go, or they still look at what the rank is, if it was a completed military service department, or what are the possibilities of this person, that is how this distribution takes place, well, in fact , this question is re

the national police chiefs' council estimates about two million women in england and wales are victimsin other sectors and across the public understand just the scale and impact of these crimes. we're really pleased that women and girls are coming forward to report. but at the same time, we just need to set out from our policing judgment, just the scale of this epidemic. officers who focus on the issue are now working with counter—terrorism teams to look at the risk of young men being radicalised and try to stop the problem getting worse. elsewhere, the head of the us secret service, kim cheatle, has resigned from the job. it's after security failures around the assassination attempt on former president donald trump, which are now being investigated. ms cheatle says she made the decision with a heavy heart. and sharks off the coast of brazil have tested positive for cocaine. marine biologists tested 13 brazilian sharpnose sharks near rio dejaneiro and found high levels of the drug in their muscles and livers. experts think the cocaine is getting into the water from illegal labs or from

3,000 violent crimes against women and girls every day in england and wales — police say it's a nationalmergency deadly airstrikes hit southern gaza — as the israeli prime minister travels to washington for high—level meetings. and andy murray confirms he's retiring from tennis after competing at the paris olympics. the us vice president, kamala harris, says she's proud to have secured the broad support needed to become the democratic party's nominee for president. she was speaking after surveys found she'd won pledges from enough party delegates. on monday, ms harris made herfirst pitch for the presidency. she was speaking to supporters at her campaign headquarters in delaware — who until sunday had been working to re—electjoe biden. she promised more gun control and protection for reproductive rights. the vice president insists she can win the election, but says there's hard work ahead. it is my great honour to havejoe�*s endorsement in this race. cheering and applause. and it is my intention to go out and earn this nomination and to win. cheering and applause. in her remarks, kamala h

3,000 violent crimes against women and girls every day in england and wales — police say it's a nationalmergency. dozens killed after israeli airstrikes hit southern gaza — as the israeli prime minister travels to washington for high—level meetings. the bbc is publishing its annual report amid controversy about the culture and treatment of contestants on strictly come dancing. hello, i'm annita mcveigh, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. it's only been two days sincejoe biden announced he was pulling out of the presidential race, but kamala harris�* campaign for the white house is ramping up. yesterday she announced she had enough support to secure the democratic party's presidential nomination — and today, she'll be in the critical swing state of wisconsin, making her case to be commander—in—chief directly to voters for the first time. ms harris has already been clear about her agenda. on monday evening, she visited what had beenjoe biden�*s re—election campaign headquarters in delaware, to rally the staff who will now be working for her.

officer from the chicago area and spokeswoman for the national police association.rlie, i want you to walk us through kamala harris' transformation into a defund the police activist. >> right, laura. when she first ran for district attorney of san francisco, she ran to the right of the current leftist person in office. and she accusing that district attorney of failing, you know, minority communities and women. and then when she took office, she immediately pitted and refused to prosecute a cop killer with a death penalty. a decision that even senator dianne feinstein criticized at the time. flash forward she then became the attorney general. and talked about her record as being the top cop. but then when she got into the senate, she started working again for criminal justice reform. and then also she moved even further to the left on issues of policing like you just ment mentioned. >> laura: well, i have got to say when you try to track her views, it's pretty tough to kind of get them straight it seems she goes whichever way the wind goes, hard core leftist center

to come in here to paris in seeing the gendarmes, the national police, the presence. it's impressive. it's impressive. so it's something you always have to be concerned about. but knowing, you know, knowing how prepared they are and stuff, know, i feel i feel safe for parents walking around, enjoying the city. i do my home town in chicago. the hope is that all the security efforts will pay off and result in safe and successful summer games for everyone. uh, corresponded to these other eastern with us on the line from paris. liza just based on the vandalism, the prawns has seen overnight. all security arrangements enough to keep the olympics safe? well, that's a very fair question. obviously, your thought is, have deployed 45000 secure to personal today, and that will be tens of thousands of a, you know, army, personal police and private security. personal that will be deployed over the next couple of weeks during the olympic games, but will mainly take place here in paris for this opening, sir. i mean to tonight they've been checking the water with divers, facing, goi

guard, police, dialogue is simply off the scale, the studio, mr.try, look, i wanted to clarify, you mentioned guarantors, people's deputies, how active did they show themselves in the present, today's court session, or did someone from the deputies come? of the verkhovna rada, there are deputies of previous convocations, there are several deputies of the current ones, and as far as we know, a whole series of about two dozen deputies submitted their surety to the court today. ugh. please tell me if we understand correctly that now they are trying to hold these meetings related to chervinsky's case behind closed doors. and perhaps today's meeting is the last one to which the public and people in general were admitted, because the command of roman chervinsky is to be interrogated, and perhaps the court was not... will want that these data, which will be voiced there, acquire some kind of public publicity? yes, indeed, it is true, today the last open, according to chernivtsi, should take place open, the last open session, and after that the courts will

and for fear that means nationals, police suspect they were foisy. so now the government of pakistan has announced plans to bind the political party of the former prime minister in right of con, claiming that mister jones pci pots that you received, illegal foreign funding is console. so accused of inciting writing. he's been in jail for nearly a year. i just bought from standing in the elections. things only seem to get worse for one of focused on the most popular politicians. in john con. the g liter is facing of resent this effort to keep him out of sight and delete this move. the government has decided to bad. his b, b i party. in the month you're looking at the few visited with the 2 in lines of all that. everything was the vehicle then going to be federal government. if we'll move to ben p t r said he can solve the problem. be the donnie. the announcement comes days of to buckets on sports, who are in favor of him. ron hahn on his phone to do it. hon faces more than 100 for the gift this. he said that always particularly motivated his p d. i bo

she was speaking at the national police chiefs' council, publishing a report into violence against womennd girls that it violence against women and girls thatitis violence against women and girls that it is calling a national emergency. we are hearing from experts, we are hearing from men who work with boys, whether that's at school, clubs, and parents as well, how are you talking to boys in your life about this? and men, how are you having those conversations with friends in your life as well? men and misogyny, what's going on? call us and text us. a quick word from sharon andjill. us and text us. a quick word from sharon and jill. we were talking about advice you might give parents who don't really know how to broach the subject. we will go to some new callers, in fact, the subject. we will go to some new callers, infact, but the subject. we will go to some new callers, in fact, but our thanks to our guests so far this morning. michael is in bedford. and we have craig in rotherham and katie in braintree, alljoining us on the nation's phone in. hello to all of you, thanks for being part

3000 violent crimes against women and girls every day in england and wales — police say it's a nationalmergency. at least four police office are facing prosecution over the shooting and killing of anti—government protestors in kenya. and the art of conversation — researchers find that wild chimpanzees take it in turns to communicate with each other, just like humans do. hello. more now on our top story, and kamala harris is hitting the campaign trail today, having secured enough delegate pledges to be viewed as the democratic presidential contender. in a few hours time she'll address a campaign rally in milwaukee, wisconsin — a critical swing state — where republicans and democrats will be battling it out for votes. these six states: georgia, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, nevada and arizona — will likely decide who will take the white house in november. so just what do voters there think of president biden�*s decison to stand down, and what do they make of kamala harris as a possible future leader of the country? 0ur correspondent emma vardy has gone to arizona to find out. well, t

so coming here to paris in seeing the gendarmes, the national police, the presence, it's impressive. it's impressive. so it's something you always have to be concerned about. but knowing, you know, knowing how prepared they are and stuff, know, i feel i feel safe for parents walking around, enjoying the city. i do my home kind of chicago. the hope is that all the security efforts will pay off and result and see some successful summer games for everyone. right before we go, he's a reminder of the top story with following for you this out. with vice president campbell harris has met with his ralph benjamin netanyahu for talks at the white house. i was told reporters, she urged netanyahu to reach a ceasefire with, i'm off to a funding guess. right? that's all for now. you find on use on our website is always calm and on the social media channels, the handle you need is as dw, need somebody to me help. thanks for watching the space innovation, green the green revolution global. so listen to a whole lot of crime. it's probably up to speed. it's secure, subscribed to the subscribe to plan,