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you have a constant interplay of new prison is coming in and other prisoners leaving.he first is the one that the prime minister and keir starmer were battling over, which is early release. and as from next week, some prisoners will be released to a former home detention curfew, up to 70 days earlier than they would have expected to be in prison. and that is to ease the numbers and create space in prisons. what is new today and i think this is really controversial, is a decision to try and manage the flow of offenders coming in so that when someone gets charged in a police station, they would normally expect to go straight to court if there is a likelihood they are going to be put on remand because they are a danger to the public. what seems to be happening and we�*re still waiting for clarity of this planet, is some of those cases will be managed backwards. so the start of their case will be delayed. they will not be sent to court initially, and that means they won�*t then have a possibility of being sent onto remand in the south. and that means some people who have b
you have a constant interplay of new prison is coming in and other prisoners leaving.he first is the one that the prime minister and keir starmer were battling over, which is early release. and as from next week, some prisoners will be released to a former home detention curfew, up to 70 days earlier than they would have expected to be in prison. and that is to ease the numbers and create space in prisons. what is new today and i think this is really controversial, is a decision to try and...
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maryana mamonova as a prisoner of war along with other marines, were taken to olenivka, a prison almost km from the place of their service. at that time, this name did not mean much. almost four months remained before the tragedy, after which the whole world learned about olenivka. since the 90s, the deer park has functioned as a correctional facility. for men in donetsk region. after the seizure of part of the region in 2014, it came under the control of the pro-russian occupation authorities and was subordinated to the illegally created service of execution of punishments with the center of management in donetsk. occupied for a while the authorities kept convicts there, but later the prison was confiscated. with the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia, olenivka became a camp for prisoners of war and civilian hostages from mariupol. we were brought to olenivka, it was 3 o'clock in the morning or 4 o'clock, one of these russian soldiers said that there was a woman entering the car, they made a decision to take us out first, i saw how our boys were received, there was a comman
maryana mamonova as a prisoner of war along with other marines, were taken to olenivka, a prison almost km from the place of their service. at that time, this name did not mean much. almost four months remained before the tragedy, after which the whole world learned about olenivka. since the 90s, the deer park has functioned as a correctional facility. for men in donetsk region. after the seizure of part of the region in 2014, it came under the control of the pro-russian occupation authorities...
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that that this was only days after being released from prison.— released from prison.son. that is a crucial piece of _ released from prison. that is a crucial piece of information. i released from prison. that is a l crucial piece of information. the judge went into this in a little bit of detail. he said back in 2020, lee byer had been diagnosed as suffering from a form of paranoid schizophrenia, he had been given medication, he had been moved between prisons. he ended up back in wormwood scrubs, a prison in the news this week because concerns have been raised about the way it is being managed. he was released in august 2022, less than a week before this attack happened. when he was released, there were no notes about his mental health and he was not receiving any medication. i think thatis receiving any medication. i think that is contrary to some questions being asked about, again, somebody with a mental health condition being properly treated by the combined system of the health service potentially and prison staff. but the judge said very clearly that he had to be
that that this was only days after being released from prison.— released from prison.son. that is a crucial piece of _ released from prison. that is a crucial piece of information. i released from prison. that is a l crucial piece of information. the judge went into this in a little bit of detail. he said back in 2020, lee byer had been diagnosed as suffering from a form of paranoid schizophrenia, he had been given medication, he had been moved between prisons. he ended up back in wormwood...
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held and where should we hold these prisoners? do you want to put them amongst the civilian population in american prisons? well, 1st of all, i must stress that of the sides. the men still held 16 of them have been unanimously approved for release by high level us government review process is the reason that they haven't been framed. yes. is because of the political difficulty of finding countries that will take them, but it's not, as you mentioned in your introduction because of any associations with terrorism that are attached to these man that's simply not the case. um i, i obviously agree that we all have a problem with what to do with the 9 men who are currently facing challenges. i think 2 of them agreeing to a plea deal, which means that we've basically got we've got the set 6 or 7 man holding one sign a month. um 5 man accused of involvement in the 911 trials, one man accused of involvement in the us as co attacked into size. and the question of what to do with these man is the, is the really sticky? well, you know everyon
held and where should we hold these prisoners? do you want to put them amongst the civilian population in american prisons? well, 1st of all, i must stress that of the sides. the men still held 16 of them have been unanimously approved for release by high level us government review process is the reason that they haven't been framed. yes. is because of the political difficulty of finding countries that will take them, but it's not, as you mentioned in your introduction because of any...
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prisoners who are released from the prisons of the regime, must be vetoed and the zionist regime has no right to arrest them again under any pretext. and return to prison again. i mentioned the issue of guarantees , three guarantees, one size and one size. there is, and one insists that hamas, after the zionist regime, which has not yet expressed its consent to your words, said the proposal we had made was manipulated on the assumption that the zionist regime to sign this agreement, it must go to the security council and be approved by the permanent and changing members of the security council, and there is the issue of reconstruction and other completion steps. mr. seyyed oghahi, you gave a detailed explanation about the provisions of this contract, and i didn't wait between your orders until it was fully opened . well, this explanation you gave is a way of labeling the proposed plan of egypt and qatre, two countries whose positions now review shows that anyway, having representatives from the regime. zionist means that they want the interests of this regime to be taken into account
prisoners who are released from the prisons of the regime, must be vetoed and the zionist regime has no right to arrest them again under any pretext. and return to prison again. i mentioned the issue of guarantees , three guarantees, one size and one size. there is, and one insists that hamas, after the zionist regime, which has not yet expressed its consent to your words, said the proposal we had made was manipulated on the assumption that the zionist regime to sign this agreement, it must go...
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for the prisoners. the prisons organization also said about the help of benefactors in solving the livelihood and employment problems of prisoners: we have succeeded in turning employment towards industrial employment. let's develop to employ a larger number of prisoners before this development of industrialization . according to the announcement of the country's prisons organization , approx. 60,000 families of prisoners across the country need the support of cucumbers and entrepreneurs to develop employment. merih pejman of the radio and television news agency. have a happy and blessed day. goodbye. the transparency of the fight against corruption is the key word that was repeated in all his conversations, even in his tenth and last tv conversation. in the case of bank debtors, who used to talk a lot in the meeting, we will make this public. we said that everyone should know about the bank super-debtors. this will prevent anyone from coming to the bank to clear his account. the bank can give him educa
for the prisoners. the prisons organization also said about the help of benefactors in solving the livelihood and employment problems of prisoners: we have succeeded in turning employment towards industrial employment. let's develop to employ a larger number of prisoners before this development of industrialization . according to the announcement of the country's prisons organization , approx. 60,000 families of prisoners across the country need the support of cucumbers and entrepreneurs to...
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he gave orders and coordinated the work of other prison employees.se facts allows us to conclude that kiril popov could be one of those responsible for capturing the defenders of mariupol. july 27, 2022. almost two hundred servicemen of the azov brigade were transferred to a separate barrack in the industrial zone of the prison without any explanation. this barrack was located in the so-called industrial zone, it was a little far from the other barracks, there somewhere 100-200 m. in the evening, a new introduction from the russian services, which guarded us, that after ... 10 p.m. those towers that were there were also guarded, they were not there, no one was there, that is, they were somewhere in one specific place from hiding and somewhere, well, approximately at 23 there we heard, well... an explosion, glass fell in our barat, we went outside and after a few minutes they started to hear a wild ref. the russians, i understand, have started to panic, there, all the guards fled somewhere, and the explosion continued for about an hour. sounded betwee
he gave orders and coordinated the work of other prison employees.se facts allows us to conclude that kiril popov could be one of those responsible for capturing the defenders of mariupol. july 27, 2022. almost two hundred servicemen of the azov brigade were transferred to a separate barrack in the industrial zone of the prison without any explanation. this barrack was located in the so-called industrial zone, it was a little far from the other barracks, there somewhere 100-200 m. in the...
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prison. the key to unlock them.is the lesson for women who feel trapped in a if you ignore the need to make a change until you are desperate, then you make the wrong kind of change. acknowledge you need to change something and then move forward and do it in a healthy way. if he had the-sight and strength to do that 15 years ago, i could have picked a much healthier way to change my life. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i am craig melvin. thank you for watching. . >> good morning and welcome to the saturday edition of morning joe weekend. let's get to the conversations from the week that you might have missed. we will start with donald trump's criminal trial where testimony in the former president's hush
prison. the key to unlock them.is the lesson for women who feel trapped in a if you ignore the need to make a change until you are desperate, then you make the wrong kind of change. acknowledge you need to change something and then move forward and do it in a healthy way. if he had the-sight and strength to do that 15 years ago, i could have picked a much healthier way to change my life. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i am craig melvin. thank you for watching. . >> good...
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, another thousand prisoners will be released in front of that political prisoner of the city, and on 16th day, this operation will last 40 days, and on the 16th day it is going to start a new discussion about the end of the war in a complete form and a complete ceasefire. and in the second phase, it will start when 42 days and the rest of the prisoners will be released and exchanged, and a large number of palestinian prisoners will be exchanged. also, in that first phase, i would add that the zionist soldiers of the zionist army must withdraw from the areas where the displaced people are going to cross and return to the areas where they were present, which created yes yes in the middle of gaza, and in the third stage, the exchange of martyrs' bodies. the palestinians are now going to kill those zionist corpses and the war will end completely , but the most important point in this issue is that the zionists and netanyahu personally do not accept it. netanyahu does not care about the lives of zionist prisoners at all. he angered the settler in this way and dragged him to the streets, w
, another thousand prisoners will be released in front of that political prisoner of the city, and on 16th day, this operation will last 40 days, and on the 16th day it is going to start a new discussion about the end of the war in a complete form and a complete ceasefire. and in the second phase, it will start when 42 days and the rest of the prisoners will be released and exchanged, and a large number of palestinian prisoners will be exchanged. also, in that first phase, i would add that the...
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prison. he led been sent to prison. prison. he pled guilty _ been sent to prison. prison.23 to _ been sent to prison. prison. he pled guilty in 2023 to money i pled guilty in 2023 to money laundering charges. he will serve a 7.5 year sentence followed by three years of supervised release. before ftx collapsed, he was a key figure at the exchange and overseeing its subsidiary in the bahamas for the company was based. he�*s the first of sam bankman—fried�*s team to be sentenced since he filed for bankruptcy in 2022. and that�*s it for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. hello, i�*m marc edwards, welcome to sportsday. here�*s what we�*ve got coming up on the show. djok and roll — the world number one opens his french open title defense with a solid win over home hope pierre—hugues herbert. a date with destiny as dortmund dare to dream ahead of the champions league final. we hearfrom their manager edin terzic. time to say goodbye for lexi thompson. with multiple lpga tour event wins and a major under her belt, she�*ll call time on her career at the end of the
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do you think the remaining prisoners a get mail? are you optimistic that they're ever going to be given a fair trial, or are they just going to be detained? and definitely, yeah, i mean, i'm not sure, i mean, you know, as i was saying, the data and the options, it seems to me that there's a plea deal which involves and not being able to stay at once animal and all efforts and made to and bring them to the us mainland and i must say, and you know, just in terms of um, prosecuting terrorism. the, the other thing that's very clear throughout the whole of these 22 years and it was evident throughout the whole of the bush administration. was that if you want to successfully prosecute people accused terrace, the federal quotes of the way to do there have been hundreds of successful prosecutions of terrorism in the federal courts since 911. and they carried on to every administration. those other ways that and from that terrorism shouldn't be prosecuted and the fame he has to do. so at guantanamo is just one most sign of the, of the absolu
do you think the remaining prisoners a get mail? are you optimistic that they're ever going to be given a fair trial, or are they just going to be detained? and definitely, yeah, i mean, i'm not sure, i mean, you know, as i was saying, the data and the options, it seems to me that there's a plea deal which involves and not being able to stay at once animal and all efforts and made to and bring them to the us mainland and i must say, and you know, just in terms of um, prosecuting terrorism. the,...
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the contenders for the top price, the uranium director mohammed russell, was sentenced to 8 years in prison for an alleged security effect. the medical release. welcome to the show. during this parliament has approved a controversial law that sparked weeks of protests, police have confronted demonstrators outside parliament when lawmakers also clashed before the vote. critics of the ruling georgia dream hardly fear the so called foreign influence bill will be used to persecute and stamp out to send and will. den georgia's hopes of joining the european union. legislation requires media and other groups to register as quote for so in the interest of a foreign power, if they get more than 20 percent of their funding from abroad. on correspondent maria, cut them on, says been following the protest in tbilisi the drawers and capital and told us how they've been developing the c at the bottom of the view at the at murray and critics have compared this legislation to a law in russia as it has been used to crack down on defense before we get back to you, let's give a review or some work on the to b
the contenders for the top price, the uranium director mohammed russell, was sentenced to 8 years in prison for an alleged security effect. the medical release. welcome to the show. during this parliament has approved a controversial law that sparked weeks of protests, police have confronted demonstrators outside parliament when lawmakers also clashed before the vote. critics of the ruling georgia dream hardly fear the so called foreign influence bill will be used to persecute and stamp out to...
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who are released from the prisons of the regime, the palestinian prisoners who are released from the prisons of the regime, must be vetoed and the zionist regime has no right to arrest them again under any pretext and again under any circumstances. return to prison regarding the guarantees, i mentioned that there are three guarantees, one is from egypt , one is from qatar, and one is insisting that hamas become permanent and variable members of the security council after the regime, and there is the issue of reconstruction and the other stages of completion . the contents of this agreement and i didn't wait between your orders until it was completely opened. well, the explanation you gave is a way to drop the proposed plan on egypt to a country whose positions now review shows that they have representatives from the side of the zionist regime means that they want to consider the interests of this regime as well. let's see this woman anyway there are lines that can be seen from the positions between the positions of qatar and egypt. how come these people came to write a plan for these
who are released from the prisons of the regime, the palestinian prisoners who are released from the prisons of the regime, must be vetoed and the zionist regime has no right to arrest them again under any pretext and again under any circumstances. return to prison regarding the guarantees, i mentioned that there are three guarantees, one is from egypt , one is from qatar, and one is insisting that hamas become permanent and variable members of the security council after the regime, and there...
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does the early from prison. does the early release _ early from prison. release of stalkers, domestic abusers and those considered a risk to children sound like the work of someone who is making the country more secure? it who is making the country more secure? ., , ., ., , , , ., secure? it does not apply to an one secure? it does not apply to anyone serving _ secure? it does not apply to anyone serving a _ secure? it does not apply to anyone serving a life - secure? it does not apply to i anyone serving a life sentence, anyone — anyone serving a life sentence, anyone convicted of a serious violent — anyone convicted of a serious violent offence, anyone viole nt offence, anyone convicted violent offence, anyone convicted of terrorism, anyone convicted _ convicted of terrorism, anyone convicted of terrorism, anyone convicted of a sex offence. at the convicted of a sex offence. the start of convicted of a sex offence. git the start of the week, the prime minister said if labour was in charge, it would risk the country�*s security, so this was an awkward mo
does the early from prison. does the early release _ early from prison. release of stalkers, domestic abusers and those considered a risk to children sound like the work of someone who is making the country more secure? it who is making the country more secure? ., , ., ., , , , ., secure? it does not apply to an one secure? it does not apply to anyone serving _ secure? it does not apply to anyone serving a _ secure? it does not apply to anyone serving a life - secure? it does not apply to i...
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of political prisoners. there are no such people in belarus; those who have started the law are in prison, according to the law, they are responsible for this. what can't be said about the states? let us remember at least one word: guantanamo. the united states is illegally detaining people at guantanamo bay without charge or trial. prisoners are subjected to all types of torture, from sexual harassment to physical torture. usa transferred prisoners to prisons in latvia, poland, morocco and egypt so as not to take responsibility for the cruel torture inflicted on them. the horrifying details of torture carried out by the cia's central intelligence agency at guantanamo bay can be seen, even though much of it was redacted from the senate report. they set up, that means, on the territory of a sovereign state, they built a concentration camp, that means, yes, they mock them, they can afford it, simply because they wanted to, there is the fbi, cia or some other other repressive organizations in any country in the
of political prisoners. there are no such people in belarus; those who have started the law are in prison, according to the law, they are responsible for this. what can't be said about the states? let us remember at least one word: guantanamo. the united states is illegally detaining people at guantanamo bay without charge or trial. prisoners are subjected to all types of torture, from sexual harassment to physical torture. usa transferred prisoners to prisons in latvia, poland, morocco and...
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a prison van.wo prison officers were killed. the attack took place near the city of rouen in normandy. three other prison guards were injured. inside the van was a drug dealer known as "the fly" — who was being taken from court to prison when the ambush took place at a toll booth. nick beake sent this report. an unremarkable tollbooth in northern france, and the scene of a swift and brutal ambush. cctv footage shows the moment a dark car veers into a white prison van, and at least two masked attackers start shooting. terrified passengers on a passing bus throw themselves to the ground as the bullets ring out. one assailant is seen strolling calmly among the other vehicles on the motorway. then, here, you can make out the prisoner himself — wearing white trainers — as he emerges from the prison van. the gang sets fire to their own vehicle, the smoke only adding to the chaos. some of them run towards another car — a white one — to begin their escape. the aftermath — carnage. two prison officers dead,
a prison van.wo prison officers were killed. the attack took place near the city of rouen in normandy. three other prison guards were injured. inside the van was a drug dealer known as "the fly" — who was being taken from court to prison when the ambush took place at a toll booth. nick beake sent this report. an unremarkable tollbooth in northern france, and the scene of a swift and brutal ambush. cctv footage shows the moment a dark car veers into a white prison van, and at least...
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i was in prison. i was in prison. but he - prison. iwas in prison. but he wasn't. prison. two days _ prison. iwas in prison. but he wasn't. two days earlier, - prison. iwas in prison. but he wasn't. two days earlier, this| prison. i was in prison. but he i wasn't. two days earlier, this is thomas o'halloran heading home from busking in west london. as she stopped at a supermarket, lee byer was heading his way. 15 minutes later, the killer and his victim, two people completely unconnected were heading towards each other. they came together in this underpass. lee byer pulled a knife and attacked thomas o'halloran. he fought back, according to forensic experts. fatally injured, he made another 100 metres in that direction before his mobility scooter came to a halt. lee byer hurried away, knife in hand. this woman seems completely unaware of what just in hand. this woman seems completely unaware of whatjust happened. he broke the knife and up to handle and a drain. he bought gloves and a bleach and tried to burn his trainers, but detectives recovered part of them. thomas o'hal
i was in prison. i was in prison. but he - prison. iwas in prison. but he wasn't. prison. two days _ prison. iwas in prison. but he wasn't. two days earlier, - prison. iwas in prison. but he wasn't. two days earlier, this| prison. i was in prison. but he i wasn't. two days earlier, this is thomas o'halloran heading home from busking in west london. as she stopped at a supermarket, lee byer was heading his way. 15 minutes later, the killer and his victim, two people completely unconnected were...
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but sir keir said a high risk inmate prisoner has been freed early from lewes prison.s, domestic abusers, and those considered a risk to children sound like the work of someone who is making the country more secure? it does not apply to anyone serving a life sentence, anyone convicted of a serious violent offence, anyone convicted of terrorism, anyone convicted of a sex offence. at the start of the week, the prime minister said if labour was in charge it would risk the country's security, so this was an awkward moment for him — releasing prisoners early allows the labour leader to turn that attack back on the government. today, ministers also announced some trials will be delayed and suspects could be released on bail rather than being sent to a cell. and, with the number of prisoners set to rise, some think these measures could last for years. if we were to follow that trajectory, there is no way the government can build enough prison places in time to meet those numbers. so i think what we are looking at is emergency measures actually being in place for the foreseeab
but sir keir said a high risk inmate prisoner has been freed early from lewes prison.s, domestic abusers, and those considered a risk to children sound like the work of someone who is making the country more secure? it does not apply to anyone serving a life sentence, anyone convicted of a serious violent offence, anyone convicted of terrorism, anyone convicted of a sex offence. at the start of the week, the prime minister said if labour was in charge it would risk the country's security, so...
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you from prison to prison, so you never get on the courses.e opposition are, well, they must be dangerous , you know, just be dangerous, you know, just this point, lock them up in case they might do something. why don't we just lock everyone up in case they might be a threat? you know, maybe zero crime. i mean, aaron, i mean, look at him. he's the type. looks a bit dodgy. i mean, michelle, i wba glasses, we've got it in common. >> we obviously look a call a free society. >> we don't lock people up unless they've committed crime. then be as hard as you want on them. >> michael says how on earth am i only just hearing about ipp for the first time? he says, this is an absolute scandal. tessa says, i completely believe in strong punishment . she says. in strong punishment. she says. however, ipp does sound completely disproportionate to her case says this is very simple. don't do crimes and you won't do the time. she says, i could not care less how long criminals stay locked away for. yeah, but i bet you would care if that was your son. if your so
you from prison to prison, so you never get on the courses.e opposition are, well, they must be dangerous , you know, just be dangerous, you know, just this point, lock them up in case they might do something. why don't we just lock everyone up in case they might be a threat? you know, maybe zero crime. i mean, aaron, i mean, look at him. he's the type. looks a bit dodgy. i mean, michelle, i wba glasses, we've got it in common. >> we obviously look a call a free society. >> we don't...
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, political prisoners, prisoners of war, they were given to the entire prison, including criminal offenders, including militiamen who are being punished for criminal offenses there. and there was not enough just this small package for everyone, and we were forced to divide even this bar of soap into two parts so that there would be enough for everyone, but that was once in three years, i know that after our exchange there was no such help once, and i know what a need there is for these hygiene products for women, and this is abnormal and... there are very big problems with drinking water, in general with water in donetsk now, and it is already took place in the 21st year, and women are given just 1 liter of water, dirty water, from some river, pond, for all needs, 1.5 liters of water per day, they are not allowed to take a bath or shower, and women are forced to use this dirty water and drink her, if there are no transfers, if relatives do not transfer some water for drinking, and wash and wash simply over a hole in the field, which performs the role. so to speak, the toilet, and the shower
, political prisoners, prisoners of war, they were given to the entire prison, including criminal offenders, including militiamen who are being punished for criminal offenses there. and there was not enough just this small package for everyone, and we were forced to divide even this bar of soap into two parts so that there would be enough for everyone, but that was once in three years, i know that after our exchange there was no such help once, and i know what a need there is for these hygiene...
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maria, good evening, good, a woman who wrote a book, a prison diary, yes, and now a russian politician, i won’t say that for our viewers this is an unexpected start, we have already recorded interviews from prison twice. but still there is a difference, you are a young, beautiful woman, but this is obvious, you were in an american prison, by the way, you you know that the pre-trial detention center in the belarusian kgb is called an american woman, i noticed it, but i didn’t understand why, i don’t know why either, there are different legends about this, i’ll tell you, i didn’t spend time in a belarusian american woman, well, thank god, it’s not necessary, and it’s like since this is not the case, but for the uninitiated viewer, let ’s still make a small excerpt from your prison diary and tell you how a deputy... of the russian state duma ended up in a real american woman, how was she not accused of being an unregistered foreign agent in collusion with herself? well, as far as i understand, you were accused more of trying to establish or lobby the interests of russia, but no, well, thi
maria, good evening, good, a woman who wrote a book, a prison diary, yes, and now a russian politician, i won’t say that for our viewers this is an unexpected start, we have already recorded interviews from prison twice. but still there is a difference, you are a young, beautiful woman, but this is obvious, you were in an american prison, by the way, you you know that the pre-trial detention center in the belarusian kgb is called an american woman, i noticed it, but i didn’t understand why,...
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prisons organization. also. with the presence of the head of the country's prisons organization, 12 construction and service projects of the hormozgan prisons directorate were put into operation. the sections related to the development of prisoners' employment are the sections related to the development of intellectual spaces. part of it is related to the measures taken by the prisoners' cooperative foundation in agricultural and industrial communities, and part of it is related to the areas of providing services to prisoners to 12 a couple of the children of the applicants were also given a dowry , rafi sed and sima news agency. we all have to put whatever we have in the middle so that the work goes on. i myself will put everything i have worked until today. i just started working, my money is more, how come we barely provided the base of the ruby, the middle of the ruby, and the ruby? you said that ruby is the product with which we can increase our money and go to work with peace of mind. how should we act?
prisons organization. also. with the presence of the head of the country's prisons organization, 12 construction and service projects of the hormozgan prisons directorate were put into operation. the sections related to the development of prisoners' employment are the sections related to the development of intellectual spaces. part of it is related to the measures taken by the prisoners' cooperative foundation in agricultural and industrial communities, and part of it is related to the areas of...
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from hormozgan prisons.o, with the presence of the head of the country's prisons organization, 12 construction and... service sub-categories of the hormozgan prisons directorate were put into operation. the sections related to the development of prisoners' employment are the sections related to the development of intellectual spaces. the part is related to the measures taken by the prisoners' cooperative foundation in the complex agriculture and industry are also related to the areas of providing services to prisoners. a couple of the children of the applicants were also given dowries. rafi radio news agency. this is the sound of the protest bell of kent university students in america 54 years ago. when the american government was involved in the vietnam war and the students of american universities, among others. the university called for an end to war and killing. after richard nixon, the president of the united states at the time , said about the continuation of the war: while two years before, the studen
from hormozgan prisons.o, with the presence of the head of the country's prisons organization, 12 construction and... service sub-categories of the hormozgan prisons directorate were put into operation. the sections related to the development of prisoners' employment are the sections related to the development of intellectual spaces. the part is related to the measures taken by the prisoners' cooperative foundation in the complex agriculture and industry are also related to the areas of...
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, because we see how the russian occupiers, jailers simply treat our political prisoners, and we can already say that they are simply in prison they kill, for example, dzhemily gafarov, yes, i think that it is worth explaining here, including... including why they are staged so far, because the russian federation actually follows several goals, the first is the goal of breaking any ties with relatives or. by those who can support these political prisoners, since it is very far and you need to get to these places of detention by plane and agree this meeting with the head of this institution in advance, this is the first, second, for that, those articles for which they are detained and then convicted these people, provide for very long terms, in accordance with the legal reality of the russian federation, people who receive such significant terms are provided for them. special places of detention, which are usually very far away, so here , as it were, they are specially used for them articles to send as far as possible. regarding the negotiations, i do not know this information at the
, because we see how the russian occupiers, jailers simply treat our political prisoners, and we can already say that they are simply in prison they kill, for example, dzhemily gafarov, yes, i think that it is worth explaining here, including... including why they are staged so far, because the russian federation actually follows several goals, the first is the goal of breaking any ties with relatives or. by those who can support these political prisoners, since it is very far and you need to...
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prisoner has now been issued by interpol. >> two prison officers were shot deadin >> two prison officersnmen which freed this fugitive gangster, known as the fly, yesterday. he is still very much on the run. there is this now, this international arrest warrant out? >> yes. prison officers across france are now protesting following the incident, a minute's silence was held at 11 am. in memory of the killed officers . well, at one prison officers. well, at one prison near marseille, more than 100 prison officers gathered beneath a banner saying we are not paid to die. >> yes, this is turning into a national crisis in france. but joining us live from paris is guillaume bigot, political editor of c news. guillaume, thank you very much indeed. just heanng thank you very much indeed. just hearing this update that an international arrest warrant has now been issued to find this man. what's the latest ? man. what's the latest? >> hello, to first of all, what is extremely striking in this story is an incredible and tragic story. is that the so—called fly is not a big man in the in the drug traffi
prisoner has now been issued by interpol. >> two prison officers were shot deadin >> two prison officersnmen which freed this fugitive gangster, known as the fly, yesterday. he is still very much on the run. there is this now, this international arrest warrant out? >> yes. prison officers across france are now protesting following the incident, a minute's silence was held at 11 am. in memory of the killed officers . well, at one prison officers. well, at one prison near...
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- who said, one of his -- [inaudible] and and i quote, prison doesn't prevent crime.s always the same with the hay bower party, soft on crime -- labour party, soft on crime and soft on criminals. [inaudible conversations] >> literally letting criminals out early. mr. speaker, the only answer to the question i asked, when domestic abusers should be exempt from his early release scheme, from anyone serious about security is, yes. perhaps the most ludicrous part of the prime minister's speech on monday was when he said he won't accept the idea that any of the problems people are facing are caused by the 14 years of conservative government. he won't say how many prisoners they've released early, he won't say if they're burglars, abusers or stalkers, he won't say where they are or what support their victims are getting. yet he thinks he has the right to tell people they can't blame his government for any of it. finish -- doesn't he think that rather than confiscating lanyards like some jacked-up -- [inaudible] he should stop giving get out of jail cards free to prisonerses
- who said, one of his -- [inaudible] and and i quote, prison doesn't prevent crime.s always the same with the hay bower party, soft on crime -- labour party, soft on crime and soft on criminals. [inaudible conversations] >> literally letting criminals out early. mr. speaker, the only answer to the question i asked, when domestic abusers should be exempt from his early release scheme, from anyone serious about security is, yes. perhaps the most ludicrous part of the prime minister's...
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i still haven't escaped the mental pressure i experienced in prison. i'm still haunted by the prison in my sleep. i still feel like a folding source of those detained. this harsh experience also confirms that is real clearly and explicitly targets journalists. they know very well that way. journalist tends to billions and trees as harshly the button is heavy. so i decided to always talk about prison is janice and is ready violations against them to keep their voice as loud israel sold now is clear to kill and destroy and make life and guns that non existent, they bomb entire blocks, they don't cat, they allow the army to shoot anyone in the street. we discussed the recent developments in the middle east with the new spokesman for the region who told us about the blocks position on sanctions against, as well as occupations of anti semitism. and how the is where the palestinian russian on to creating and conflicts on to of the same nature. a supervisor. there are no saved zones in gaza despite recurring statements by these really government . and the ide
i still haven't escaped the mental pressure i experienced in prison. i'm still haunted by the prison in my sleep. i still feel like a folding source of those detained. this harsh experience also confirms that is real clearly and explicitly targets journalists. they know very well that way. journalist tends to billions and trees as harshly the button is heavy. so i decided to always talk about prison is janice and is ready violations against them to keep their voice as loud israel sold now is...
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maria, good evening, good, a woman who wrote a book, a prison diary, yes, and now a russian politicalure, i won’t say that for our viewers this is an unexpected start, we have already recorded interviews from prison twice. but still there is a difference: you a young, beautiful woman, but this is obvious, she was in an american prison, by the way, you know that the pre-trial detention center in the belarusian kgb is called america, did you notice? but i didn’t understand why, i don’t know why either, there are different legends about this, i’ll tell you right away, i didn’t sit in a belarusian american, well, thank god, and don’t, this is just not the case, but let’s give it all for the uninitiated viewer -let’s make a small excerpt from your prison diary and tell you how a deputy of the russian state duma ended up in a real american, how i was accused of unregistered foreign agent in conspiracy? by itself, well, as far as i understand, you were accused more of trying to establish or lobby the interests of russia, no, well, this was from above, but they came up with it, in fact, i wen
maria, good evening, good, a woman who wrote a book, a prison diary, yes, and now a russian politicalure, i won’t say that for our viewers this is an unexpected start, we have already recorded interviews from prison twice. but still there is a difference: you a young, beautiful woman, but this is obvious, she was in an american prison, by the way, you know that the pre-trial detention center in the belarusian kgb is called america, did you notice? but i didn’t understand why, i don’t know...
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you know, mobile phones are so easy to get into prison these days. and, the prison these days.son service, you know, it says it's helping with technology, but it can do so much more. and as soon as i say, as soon as you shut one door, another one flings open. >> vanessa. that was brilliant conversation. thanks for doing that. look, coming up next, we've got right versus left with emma woolf and denis macshane i >> -- >> on friday night live with mark dolan. can labour stop the boats? have the anti—vaxxers been proved right all along? why? i'm praying for an israel victory in eurovision. and as he's reduced to tears in nigeria . is king charles right to give prince harry a bit of tough love? your weekend starts here. friday night live with me . mark friday night live with me. mark dolan from 8 pm. on gb news. bnng dolan from 8 pm. on gb news. bring a bottle . bring a bottle. >> okay, it's time for right versus left. and i have author and political commentator emma woolf back on the show for about the third or fourth time, and likewise, dennis denis macshane . likewise, dennis de
you know, mobile phones are so easy to get into prison these days. and, the prison these days.son service, you know, it says it's helping with technology, but it can do so much more. and as soon as i say, as soon as you shut one door, another one flings open. >> vanessa. that was brilliant conversation. thanks for doing that. look, coming up next, we've got right versus left with emma woolf and denis macshane i >> -- >> on friday night live with mark dolan. can labour stop the...
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nazis used soviet prisoners of war during the war; if, as a result of the labor use of soviet prisonerswar, a significant part of them died, then in relation to german prisoners of war, labor legislation was observed here. late evening in the summer of 1946, prisoners of war camp, located near the opera and ballet theater, traditionally gathered together after a working day. in the short hours of rest i wanted to discuss some issues and share my story. everyone in the war had their own. some just wanted to be alone with their thoughts, to remember home and family. the sounds of a harmonica were heard, someone was making toys from wood, local children usually came running for them at this time, in return for this they paid the prisoners with a piece of ration bread or crackers, and if lucky, a piece of sugar. local residents also came, to the surprise of the prisoners... they still sympathized with them in a foreign land, often sharing products that they themselves lacked. it’s strange, but our settlement somehow quickly got used to the fact that these were no longer fascists, not occupi
nazis used soviet prisoners of war during the war; if, as a result of the labor use of soviet prisonerswar, a significant part of them died, then in relation to german prisoners of war, labor legislation was observed here. late evening in the summer of 1946, prisoners of war camp, located near the opera and ballet theater, traditionally gathered together after a working day. in the short hours of rest i wanted to discuss some issues and share my story. everyone in the war had their own. some...
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that was doing a prison break. now because a prisoner had been freed while he was being transported from a tribunal back to the prison. so however, the police and the government responded to this. so police are so, you know, trying frantically to, to find these people. we don't actually and know exactly how many people were talking about. politicians, how come out during the day? say our thoughts with the family. we really think of also the police officers that have been injured to people to prison guards were killed during the tasks they attacked 3 others were injured. 2 of them uh, you know, are in a severe condition. and all of these 5 people are fathers. we hard to, to not say, you know, the, the politicians, all the positions from the position from the government, even in my, my call has come on the president from so have come out. they said, you know, we will do everything to find these people and bring them to justice. the state of corresponding lisa louis. thank you so much. to southern brazil, now we're re
that was doing a prison break. now because a prisoner had been freed while he was being transported from a tribunal back to the prison. so however, the police and the government responded to this. so police are so, you know, trying frantically to, to find these people. we don't actually and know exactly how many people were talking about. politicians, how come out during the day? say our thoughts with the family. we really think of also the police officers that have been injured to people to...
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the search continues in france to find an escaped prisoner, after two prison officers were killed when a heavily armed gang ambushed their prison van. us authorities say boeing could be criminally prosecuted for two deadly crashes after it breached a settlement. and coming up — stevie on the wonder of becoming a ghanaian citizen. hello, i'm sarah campbell. we start this hour in georgia. protesters there say they'll continue with demonstrations, after parliament passed a law on tuesday barring, what the government calls, "foreign influence". protests around parliament continued into the early hours of wednesday. the law would see any organisation that receives more than 20% of its funding from abroad being subject to stronger government scrutiny. the white house has called on georgia's president to veto the law, saying it is similar to measures seen in russia. let's go live to our correspondent rayhan demytrie, who is in tbilisi. just take us through, there were strong scenes yesterday, violent scenes yesterday, what is it like they are today?— scenes yesterday, what is it like the are
the search continues in france to find an escaped prisoner, after two prison officers were killed when a heavily armed gang ambushed their prison van. us authorities say boeing could be criminally prosecuted for two deadly crashes after it breached a settlement. and coming up — stevie on the wonder of becoming a ghanaian citizen. hello, i'm sarah campbell. we start this hour in georgia. protesters there say they'll continue with demonstrations, after parliament passed a law on tuesday...
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most of the tortured prisoners were chinese.addition to them, as test subjects, the japanese used the russians, mongols and koreans. the squad members called their victims logs. killing logs was not considered a crime. the sophistication with which graduates of the best japanese universities tortured their captives is amazing. for example, in order to find out the permissible altitude ceiling for japanese pilots, experimental prisoners were locked in a pressure chamber, from where. they pumped out air until a person was torn to pieces, people were turned into mummies alive in hot rooms, arms and legs were cut off without anesthesia, they poured the blood of monkey horses into the bodies of the victims, scalded the prisoners with boiling water, subjected them to powerful x-rays, and tortured them with electric current. this scene reproduces one of the most barbaric experiments. mother and daughter die from poisonous gases in a special sealed chamber. certified sadists watch their agony. they are interested in how much longer the
most of the tortured prisoners were chinese.addition to them, as test subjects, the japanese used the russians, mongols and koreans. the squad members called their victims logs. killing logs was not considered a crime. the sophistication with which graduates of the best japanese universities tortured their captives is amazing. for example, in order to find out the permissible altitude ceiling for japanese pilots, experimental prisoners were locked in a pressure chamber, from where. they pumped...
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so was a prisoner of war for almost five years now. many prisoners of war kept a journal. and in this francis stewart recorded everything that he was reading. and he says in the course of this time he read almost 350 books. but he said i'm a very slow reader. and he had a chum who had read a thousand books. now, prisoners of war extremely well supplied this as this p.o.w. library makes clear they were supplied because camps, developed large libraries, but also because personal collections sent by friends and family were regarded almost as a as a collective resource as well. you were expected to land or swap or make available your books to and of course people read seriously. this was the sort of time when it was possible to sit down and read war and or the complete of art to the trollop was a great wartime favorite. you had plenty of time, but it was also a time for getting qualifications. and at the bodleian library in oxford there was a special unit charged with sending over a textbook for the over 100 courses that they the prisoners of war took during the course of the
so was a prisoner of war for almost five years now. many prisoners of war kept a journal. and in this francis stewart recorded everything that he was reading. and he says in the course of this time he read almost 350 books. but he said i'm a very slow reader. and he had a chum who had read a thousand books. now, prisoners of war extremely well supplied this as this p.o.w. library makes clear they were supplied because camps, developed large libraries, but also because personal collections sent...
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or prisoners with mental health issues that shouldn't be in prison., these are things that the justice system needs to look at. >> well, thank you very much indeed, vanessa frake, former prison governor. really great to get your perspective on this story. a pretty, pretty shocking, really. i mean, you've got charlie taylor, the chief inspector of prisons, saying that a stalker with a history of domestic abuse, a risk to children, as well as a high risk class a drug user was freed early despite , you know, prison early despite, you know, prison staff saying, hang on a minute. we've got concerns . we've got concerns. >> yeah, no, i think we should build more prisons, but also perhaps have fewer short term prison stays. but still to come, how mps arrested for sex offender offences now face a parliamentary ban before they're even charged. could this lead to false allegations for political purposes? this is good afternoon britain on gb news. good afternoon. britain. it's 12:22 now. mps arrested for serious sexual or violent offences could be banned from at
or prisoners with mental health issues that shouldn't be in prison., these are things that the justice system needs to look at. >> well, thank you very much indeed, vanessa frake, former prison governor. really great to get your perspective on this story. a pretty, pretty shocking, really. i mean, you've got charlie taylor, the chief inspector of prisons, saying that a stalker with a history of domestic abuse, a risk to children, as well as a high risk class a drug user was freed early...
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after armed a gunman ambushed a prison van to free an inmates to prison. guards were killed and 3 wounded at a toll booth. a high profile in may, 2 french media, nick named the fly was being returned to prison after a court hearing. and his rarely troops have advanced deeper into the southern city of rough button gauze. according to witnesses, there it is, the last remaining how much strong holes is really tanks were said to have moved from the east of the city into neighborhoods, further west view and saying almost 450000 people have left prophet since israel started the slightest advance conflicts and disasters are pushing a record number of people out of their homes to seek shelter from war and destruction. the internal displacement monitoring centers has more than 75000000 were forced to fleet within their own countries. in 2023. the worst effected nation sedan for civil war has displaced more than 9000000 people in warning that our next report contains disturbing and which is a full year old yes mean has struggled to walk since she was shot in the lake, she is from l janina into don'
after armed a gunman ambushed a prison van to free an inmates to prison. guards were killed and 3 wounded at a toll booth. a high profile in may, 2 french media, nick named the fly was being returned to prison after a court hearing. and his rarely troops have advanced deeper into the southern city of rough button gauze. according to witnesses, there it is, the last remaining how much strong holes is really tanks were said to have moved from the east of the city into neighborhoods, further west...
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olenivka is a prison in the occupied territory of ukraine, where the russians held thousands of prisoners of war and civilian hostages. they wrapped them with tape and beat them very hard. journalists found those involved in the crimes. and the blow. the names of those responsible for the crimes in olenivka in the new film, the investigation of olenivka, curators of evil on the espresso tv channel on may 6 at 9:15 p.m. verdict with serhiy rudenko from now on in the new the two-hour format has even more analytics, even more important topics, even more top guests, foreign experts, inclusion from abroad about ukraine, the world, the front, society, and also feedback, you can express your opinion on the matter. with the help of a telephone survey, turn on and turn on, the verdict with serhiy rudenko, every weekday, from 8 to 10 pm on espresso. dear brothers and sisters, christ has risen under the cathedral of st. sophia of kyiv, the thousand-year-old spiritual center of the local ukrainian orthodox church. from svyatenkoi pecherska lavra, which is freed from the fair world and returns to its
olenivka is a prison in the occupied territory of ukraine, where the russians held thousands of prisoners of war and civilian hostages. they wrapped them with tape and beat them very hard. journalists found those involved in the crimes. and the blow. the names of those responsible for the crimes in olenivka in the new film, the investigation of olenivka, curators of evil on the espresso tv channel on may 6 at 9:15 p.m. verdict with serhiy rudenko from now on in the new the two-hour format has...
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olenivka is a prison in the occupied territory of ukraine, where the russians kept thousands of prisonersr and civilian hostages, they wrapped them with tape and beat them very severely. journalists found those involved in the crimes. names responsible for the crimes of valenia. in the new film, the investigation of the deer, the curators of evil. on the air of espresso tv channel. may 6 at 9:15 p.m. on may 8, wednesday, the espresso tv channel will broadcast a special project dedicated to the day of remembrance and victory over nazism. about the role of ukrainians in the second world war. about 10 years of the european tradition of commemorating the day of remembrance. about the red poppy and the first minute of peace. about the refusal of may 9. with parades and immortal regiments, about 10 years of decolonization, breaking away from the scoop and how it helped our resilience in modern warfare, commemoration of the second the world through the prism of history, sociology, politics, culture, in our special broadcast, your favorite presenters, extremely interesting guests, respected and r
olenivka is a prison in the occupied territory of ukraine, where the russians kept thousands of prisonersr and civilian hostages, they wrapped them with tape and beat them very severely. journalists found those involved in the crimes. names responsible for the crimes of valenia. in the new film, the investigation of the deer, the curators of evil. on the air of espresso tv channel. may 6 at 9:15 p.m. on may 8, wednesday, the espresso tv channel will broadcast a special project dedicated to the...
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simply died in a russian prison because of this inhuman simple attitude russian occupiers. how is the situation with these issues now, for example, is the issue being discussed with the turkish side regarding the release of our political prisoners, because we see how the russian occupiers and jailers simply treat our political prisoners and we can already say that they are simply killed in prison, such as dzhemil gafar. yes, i think it is worth explaining here, including why they are being attacked, it is so far, because the russian federation actually follows several goals, the first is the goal of breaking any relations with relatives or those who can support these political prisoners, since it is very far and you need to get to these places of detention by plane and agree this meeting with the head of this in advance. institutions, this is the first, second, for the fact that the articles under which these people are detained and then sentenced provide for very long terms, in accordance with the legal reality of the russian federation. people who receive such significant
simply died in a russian prison because of this inhuman simple attitude russian occupiers. how is the situation with these issues now, for example, is the issue being discussed with the turkish side regarding the release of our political prisoners, because we see how the russian occupiers and jailers simply treat our political prisoners and we can already say that they are simply killed in prison, such as dzhemil gafar. yes, i think it is worth explaining here, including why they are being...
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build more prisons.mised 20,000 more prison places. they committed £4 billion. how much? they spent 1.3. just like the hospitals and everything else that they promised. but let me just put the crime and serious crime issue, on the table here, we had someone shot in warwick and leamington last summer that just does not. that never happened before. the amount of knife crime . that's your constituency. >> that's my constituency. >> that's my constituency. >> there is this serious amounts of violent crime going on in our constituencies, whether it be drug related or whatever . we're drug related or whatever. we're seeing a massive rise in antisocial behaviour as well. the public know it and they can feel it. the truth is, with all the cuts that have been taken place through austerity, we've lost so many of the services that people previously could depend on. >> so as a result, as are you a criminal though , just because criminal though, just because you haven't got no. >> a lot of young people, a lot of youn
build more prisons.mised 20,000 more prison places. they committed £4 billion. how much? they spent 1.3. just like the hospitals and everything else that they promised. but let me just put the crime and serious crime issue, on the table here, we had someone shot in warwick and leamington last summer that just does not. that never happened before. the amount of knife crime . that's your constituency. >> that's my constituency. >> that's my constituency. >> there is this...
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, back to prison.. ..put a sensory room in every single prison in the country, as far as i'm concerned. lucy watkinson, bbc news, pentonville prison. this photograph of the late queen in 1968 has never been shown in public before. it is one of many that have just gone on display for the first time at the king's gallery in buckingham palace. cecil beaton also took this — a different view of his famous portrait of queen elizabeth on her coronation day. daniela relph has been taking a look. from the private albums to public display. four royal mothers and their babies, all born in 1964. the late queen, princess margaret, princess alexandra and the duchess of kent. the picture was taken as a thank you to their doctor. it's one of a number of unseen royal photos from the family archive. alongside informal pictures are more contemporary images, including from the wedding of the prince and princess of wales. there is one picture which i discussed with them which i hoped we might do. i call it the tumble. we h
, back to prison.. ..put a sensory room in every single prison in the country, as far as i'm concerned. lucy watkinson, bbc news, pentonville prison. this photograph of the late queen in 1968 has never been shown in public before. it is one of many that have just gone on display for the first time at the king's gallery in buckingham palace. cecil beaton also took this — a different view of his famous portrait of queen elizabeth on her coronation day. daniela relph has been taking a look. from...
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maria, good evening, good, a woman who wrote a book, a prison diary, yes, and now a russian politicalfigure, i won’t say that this is an unexpected start for our viewers, we’ve already been for twice... i had two places where i was accepted, respectively, to washington and, well, to harvard the second, but i refused harvard because i couldn’t handle it financially, as there i had to study pre-courses for another year, the so-called pre-courses, and i didn’t have enough financially, so i settled on the american university, well, plus the capital, how interesting it would be, well... i graduated, 5 days after i was given a diploma, and i ended up in places not so remote, and well , you know, how they asked me later, they said, what... well, when i was studying there, the clouds were gathering, obviously, they wrote a bunch of all sorts of nasty things about me in the american press, but i thought, well, well, we also have it about me, given the fact that i’m there i worked on the weapons topic in russia, there in other countries, well, they wrote different materials, not all of them wer
maria, good evening, good, a woman who wrote a book, a prison diary, yes, and now a russian politicalfigure, i won’t say that this is an unexpected start for our viewers, we’ve already been for twice... i had two places where i was accepted, respectively, to washington and, well, to harvard the second, but i refused harvard because i couldn’t handle it financially, as there i had to study pre-courses for another year, the so-called pre-courses, and i didn’t have enough financially, so i...
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May 25, 2024
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you're a political prisoner? nelson mandela was a political prisoner.rs have no due process. i was thrown in prison and spent nearly eight years in prison for practicing politics, for seeking campaign contributions without a quid pro quo. you do have an obligation to at least admit what you did wrong, and you refuse to do that, and you're creating a whole new alternate universe of facts, and that may be big in politics today, but it's still, frankly, just bullshit. a reporter, uh, asked you if you wanted to say sorry to the people of illinois, and you said, "sorry for what?" -do you still feel that way? -very much so. i've done a lot wrong. criminal? none. you and your defenders argue that the persecution, prosecution of you is about the criminalization of politics. in other words, there is horse-trading that goes on in politics. "you do me this favor. i'll do you this favor," and that's all you were doing, and that it's legal, but they made it out to be illegal. well, first of all, it's not illegal. now you can argue whether we should improve our laws.
you're a political prisoner? nelson mandela was a political prisoner.rs have no due process. i was thrown in prison and spent nearly eight years in prison for practicing politics, for seeking campaign contributions without a quid pro quo. you do have an obligation to at least admit what you did wrong, and you refuse to do that, and you're creating a whole new alternate universe of facts, and that may be big in politics today, but it's still, frankly, just bullshit. a reporter, uh, asked you if...