february of the nineteenth, now he will be 105 years old, which means the head of the directorate of the upright, vennichenko, was just overthrown by otaman, his simon petliura, just like that, they were thrown abroad, that’s it, let’s go to hell and now... really now it is very reminiscent of the situation when two hetmans, derkach says, a usual situation for ukraine, three hetmans, the hetman of the right bank of ukraine, the hetman of the left bank of ukraine is a wandering hetman, which means that they travel abroad and that means there at all times asks for a day, treasury, and so on. now, when they say that zaluzhny can go as ambassador to britain, in fact this idea, this, this rumor was abandoned by mark golliotte. author of the british times, quite famous in fact in circles such kremlinologists, an activist , an anti-russian propagandist, he is in all sorts of behind-the-scenes circles in ukraine, he just wrote an article in the times where he says that allegedly zelensky immediately offered zaluzhny the post of ambassador to britain, he allegedly refused, shevchenko apparently under

former protests in italy have yet to reach the level of demonstrations in france or germany, but the uprs widening by the day across. the country, farmers complain they no longer feel protected by any union or association, unions have been quite absent over the past years, this is my appeal to all unions, join us, you are nothing without us, we must join forces, i'm really concerned that our italian food will soon not be available anymore, everybody says our food is great, but the eu wants us eat insect flow. instead, i'm not going to feed my son with that. farmers are saying that, now more than ever, it appears clear that today's competition is between the european family farming and the large agri food corporations, with the latter trying to take control of the entire european agri food supply chain. farmers are also saying that they have major reservations over the umpire in this competition, namely the european commission, max chivi. press tv ro and that's it for latest here on press tv everyone thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. for decades, iran and israel were two close fri

former protests in italy have yet to reach the level of demonstrations in france or germany, but the upr is widening by the day across the country, farmers complain they no longer... farmers are saying that, now more than ever, it appears clear that today's competition is between the european family farming and the large agri food corporations, with the latter trying to take control of the entire european agri food supply chain. farmers are also saying that they have major reservations over the empire in this competition, namely the european commission, max chivili, press tv, rome. that's wrap for now, but stick around, i'll be back on the top there with our news and brief. iranians fed up with the last monarch took to the streets in 19. '79 to toppole the puppet regime whose strings were being pulled by the us. the uprising had actually started over decade ago under the leadership of imam khomaini who was living in exile. listen to the stories of the protesters who brave the bullets for their cause. this said, oh, the ayatollah homani is coming to paris, it's a... very old story, 41 yea

germany, but the upr is widening by the day across the country. farmers complain, they no longer feel protected by any union or association. this is my appeal to all unions, join us, you are nothing without us, we must join forces. i'm really concerned that our italian food will soon not be available anymore everybody says. "our food is great, but the eu wants us to eat insect flour instead. i'm not going to feed my son with that. farmers are saying that, now more than ever, it appears clear that today's competition is between the european family farming and the large agri food corporations, with the latter trying to take control of the entire european agri food supply chain. farmers are also saying that they have major reservations over the empire in this competition." imagine something could happen in in in iran, nobody begin of 78 i decided to to try to go to iran. 'but then after my first trip i came back from iran, everybody laugh at me because i was full to imagine something would happen in a country like iran, you know, sometimes you never

pakistani fans, oh that is clear of all fielders, the upr stems from kfc's association as a sponsor offellow pakistanis to refrain from attending matches in person, and instead watch the games online from the comfort of their homes. the move not only expresses descent but also hits the tournament organizers where it hurts the most, their ticket sales and on ground merchandise purchases. i am part of the boycot movement because i believe it's important to stand up for the people of gaza by watching online, i am not contributing to the ticket sales or on the on ground merchandise purchases which are the main sources of revenue for the organizers, it's a way of hitting them where it hurts. usually we would go to the ground, but this year i think a lot of even cricket fanatics have chosen not to just because they want to bicon kfc as the main sponsor, but me personally. been skipping a lot of matches as well, you need to show solidarity for gaza and stick with our brothers and sisters, i think that's more important. social media platforms have been flooded with hashtags such as #byordpsl a

government actions on low price for their products, green regulations and free trade policies. the upr has widened across the continents, including spain, germany, poland, romania, and italy. farmers coming to brussels on thursday have been insisting that the protest will be peaceful and that security forces have handled the protest lightly so far, and that does for world news, coming up next is news and brief, it's bye-bye for now. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy. us-israely genocides in gaza. they said, oh, the ayatollah romani is coming to paris, it's a very old story, 41 years ago, i arrive here, he just told me like a grandfather, you know, the the the interesting part of the story is not me, i'm not the one important, what is important is to continue what you have done in iran, someone called me telling me. you should come to paris quickly because the imam khumani is going back to terron and we want you to win the play. the imam homani during the flight was sleeping upstairs. when the imam arrived from paris with a special plane, the fi

former protests in italy have yet to reach the level of demonstrations in france. or germany, but the upr is widening by the day across the country. farmers complain they no longer feel protected by any union or association. unions have been quite absent over the past years. this is my appeal to all unions, join us, you are nothing without us, we must join forces. i'm really concerned that our italian food will soon not be available anymore everybody. says our food is great, but the eu wants us eat insect flour instead. i'm not going to feed my son with that. farmers are saying that, now more than ever, it appears clear that today's competition is between the european family farming and the large agrifood corporations, with the latter trying to take control of the entire european agri food supply chain. farmers are also saying that they have major reservations over the empire in this. petition, namely the european commission, max chivi, press tv, rome. and that's it for this hours bulletin. thank you for being with us, i'll be back with a recap of the top stories on press tv in around 3 m

just since sunday, more than 500 mudslides and 400 trees upr uprooted. damage stretching from the hillsides to the beaches. these apartment buildings now hang precariously over the shoreline near santa barbara after a cliff gave way. east of l.a., this woman's mother survived a major slide yesterday morning. >> she was just like, oh, my god the hill is coming down, the hill is coming down. >> we had a lot of rain before but not as bad. >> reporter: in this storm, jesus barron's situation is all too typical purely took us through his house. >> no power. >> reporter: it actually looks okay until we got here. oh, my gosh. so it is not like it even came came through the window. >> through the wall. it came through the wall. you can see, yes, took out the studs, he took out everything. yes. >> reporter: wow. this is what it looks like from the backyard. the mud punched a hole right through the wall. more rain is on the way, and that is bad news for people who live in hillside communities, where the threat of even more mudslides is very real. norah? >> norah:

including over the graves of those who were generally a model for them, so to speak, who fought for the uprch contributed to this euphoria such a pessimistic note, a man who was considered, so to speak, a supporter of liberalism, the son of a very famous ukrainian historian, also a historian - the son of pyotr petrovits tolochka, alexei tolochko, some journalists from a liberal publication came to him there and said, that means, revolution of dignity, which means how do you generally look at all this as a historian, you know, he says, i look at any revolution, precisely as a historian, with great pessimism. because i know that first there is euphoria, then repression, then counter-revolution, and then the economic crisis and civil war, it will be exactly like that, to say that he looked at the water would be an understatement, there were still some moments when it seemed that it was possible to take a step back, for example, i remember very well how in april of the fourteenth year... the first landing brigade of the twenty-fifth, which was moving from near dnepropetrovsk to donetsk, people

of the nineteenth, now it will be 105 years old, which means that the head of the directorate of the uprmon situation for ukraine, three hetmans, a hetman of the right bank ukraine, the hetman of the left bank of ukraine is a wandering hetman, which means he travels. abroad and that means they are asking for a day from the treasury and so on, now when they say that zaluzhny can go as ambassador to britain, in fact this idea, this rumor was thrown out by mark golliotti, the author of the british times, who is actually quite famous in circles. such kremlinologists, an activist, an anti-russian propagandist, he is in the ukrainian circles of all kinds there, he just now... wrote an article where he says that allegedly zelensky immediately offered zaluzhny the post of ambassador to britain, but he allegedly refused. shevchenko, apparently, underestimated this , and, accordingly, uh, repeats what he read in the times, but you know, um, if the really poor one does agree to this position, zelensky, in my opinion, does not understand how he is risking. zaluzhno is now writing with all his might

we found athou lot of areas of agreemenoft over the years, you know, starting with standing upr against radical terrorists, islamic, case in point.in p and we are watching these videon that we have been showing on this program for a long time. it is a serious topic. top i know in the beginning i used to joke a little bit about it. i kind of regret it because i shouldn't have because it isn'to serious when dealing with the president. surely, professor, you see what we all seek. you see what robin hur is talking about. does thia s seem like a mano cognitively strong to be president? to me, the answer is obviously no. >> i am very worried about it. look, this election is not coming down to american people rushing to the polls enthusiastically to vote foror their favorite t president.pr this is a campaign for who is the least worse. who don't you want to be president? and today's performance andd today's report is going to give a lot of solace to people who say, gee, we may not like trump, but we cannot vote for biden. we are afraid to have somebody with those memory problems nuc having acc

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you know, justand they're all backed 1ear been trying to get, you know, justand they're all backed uprhey're all backed up to me and they're all backed up to the yeah. so the nearest the hilt. yeah. so the nearest one i could actually get registered with was, miles registered with was, was miles away from where i live. you know, it is it is a shocking shortage of dentists and the service. >> dear. >> oh, dear. >> oh, dear. >> shall we talk something that might need you to see a dentist? >> well, sounds nice, actually. >> yes. >> yes. >> giant pasty. stephanie. >> giant pasty. stephanie. >> yeah. foot cornish >> yeah. a two foot cornish pasty . and phillips bakery in pasty. and phillips bakery in cornwall. they've introduced this massive two foot cornish pasty and it's 20,000 calories. what 20,000 calories? and it costs £28. i wish we had a picture of it to show that, um, it's ten times the daily intake for women, and it comes available in steak , mince, beef available in steak, mince, beef and cheese . um, but and it's all and cheese. um, but and it's all handmade as well. yeah, yeah,