the names of the serbs who died during the war against bosnian muslims and the same croats, this is smilinlinter in the head on the second of august, the fourth, he died in belgrade. this is your house, yes, you built it yourself? no, the state gave it. recently, as a war invalid, nikolai petrikov received from the authorities of the bosnian autonomy republika srpska, not to be confused with serbia, a small apartment in a house for veterans. come on, come on, and he lives in it now with his smila and cat. here i am. mother, me! hello, you are meeting guests , she understands russian, she tells me, nikolai met smilaya after the bosnian war, he came to the town of Šamac, right on the border with croatia, to clear the balkan fields, well, i say, hostess, i wish it were closer here i would like to rent an apartment, but the only thing left from my past life was an old cigarette case, a former warrant officer in the airborne forces in the early nineties, along with other soviet officers. he wrested independence for the bosnian muslims with his blood, so his hometown remained in serbian autonomy

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he keeps smilin: , work is completed. the day. he keeps smiling. doesn't _ work is completed.s smiling, doesn't he? given the tasks i smiling, doesn't he? given the tasks at hand. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning, this is your bbc london news with me frankie mccamley. high levels of e.coli have been found along a stretch of the river thames that will be used for the boat race this weekend. the bacteria, which can cause serious infections, was discovered around hammersmith bridge. environmental charity river action said the reading was nearly 10 times higher than in bathing water graded as "poor" by the environment agency. new guidance has been issued to rowers to cover cuts and grazes and avoid swallowing river water. london's biggest baby bank says that when its helplines are open, a referral from authorities is made every 45 seconds. little village, which has hubs across the capital, gives out baby and child essentials to families in need. the charity says demand for its services went up by 22% last year. it's a continual wave of need.