luxembourg, luxembourg , we are waiting for spring.e occupied kharkiv oblast, the police have returned , the police are asking to report crimes by russians , the police are working quickly, and since september 9, the police have been fully operating in the liberated territories they protect public safety and order, they protect the local population, its rights and freedoms, this is an extremely important story because the return of law enforcement officers means that there is a if they had to be armed, they are strong for providing us with this normality , they are returning it literally centimeter by centimeter, this is a titanic job, we thank them very much, traditionally, you can look for us on social networks and it is worth doing so visit support ukrainian content it is important for us we must increase its presence in the information field search for sites with youtube press espresso facebook telegram log in twitter instagram e support come comment speak your thoughts antin burkovskyi was with you for the next three hours, the ne

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they face luxembourg at stoke city. jo currie is there, let'sjoin her. glorious summer of women's football, the celebrations continued this evening. wales women, who have never qualified for a major tournament, took a huge step towards next summer's world cup by getting a play—off berth. as for the lionesses, over21i,000 play—off berth. as for the lionesses, over 2a,000 fans turned out to welcome them and a european trophy home and were rewarded with a big win against luxembourg. cheers a sell—out crowd at stoke on a tuesday night can only mean the european champions are in town. a first glimpse for these fans to see their new idols on home soil after their summer heroics. with world cup qualification already sealed and playing a team ranked 113th in the world, this was always going to be a procession. and after alessia russo was brought down in the box, it was left to georgia stanway to open her account and set the tone as they found themselves 5—0 up by half—time. and they didn't hold back in the second half. nikita parris amongst the goals, as england

england are already through and should put on a show against luxembourg, a team they beat 10—0 in theses�* homecoming. it's really exciting. and the support of the fans has been great in the euros, but they keep coming now. 30,000 people come to watch us, so we really want to show, again, our game and make a little celebration, a nice football game. it's all done in the qualification, but we also know that tomorrow, 30,000 people come and watch us, and that's really exciting. 30,000 fans tomorrow night at stoke, and 30,000 fans at the riverside tonight as middlesbrough beat sunderland 1—0 in the first tees—wear derby since 2018. it was a riley mcgree goal that gave boro their win, just their second this season. it lifts them up to 14th in the championship. it was tony mowbray�*s second game in charge of sunderland and his first defeat. pierre—emerick aubameyang is in line to make his chelsea debut after his £10.3 million move from barcelona. the 33—year—old gabonese striker will need to play in a mask against croatian side dinamo zagreb in their opening champions league group e game a

russian oligarchs have already appealed to the court in luxembourg, this is the court of the european arguments, analyze their position, then use it in ukraine in order to protect the actions of the ukrainian state to freeze and confiscate these hackers, but it should not be, you know, at the level of let's take everything and then let it be what will be because because of in a year, two, in three, decisions of international judicial institutions will appear, which may not be in favor of ukraine, therefore, applying procedures and freezing and confiscation, these procedures should be a as legal as possible legal and you have to meet the international criteria , the international standard, golden words to mr. serhiy. and what about the case of yanukovych and his sanctions, because somehow it happened that they forgot something about this story, and in the european union, so to speak, they took a certain sanction disease out of him, not quite so e- it's true, the point is that luxembourg itself recognized the previous ones as incorrect, but the european union applied new sanctions based

the luxembourg agreement was signed in a silent manner. judging to day out in the german parliament, we are opening an exhibition that focuses on this agreement. it shows just how controversial german payments were in israel as well and, and for how ambivalent they were for those to receive them. the exhibition was commissioned by the german minister of finance, from the jewish claims conference and the connect it on the bank. i would like to thank everyone involved in organizing this agreement. gina, i my washer, let me quote. once again the history of the world has no example and of the annihilation committed by nazi germany against the jewish pecan kiners or anything but for no reconciliation as possible. to compensate for the and i elation of millions of innocent people. and these words mission asked 71 days ago when as 70 years ago, when not spoken, we can't believe it a day to day. we take on the responsibility for the crimes committed by germany. this is a view that has only emerged over a decade against a great resistance, and we owe them to the memorial site and the work of

building on the sidewalks are deep funnels with fragments kill a bystander so so a person flew to rosa luxembourg earlier lies, however, not the whistle of shells, not the chaotic shelling of the city could not disrupt the referendum hundreds of thousands of people voted the donetsk republic makes its historical choice contrary to threats to ukrainian terror seem like death itself. fere is an ordinary courtyard in the center of donetsk, usually a high-rise building. and look right here. uh, on the bench at home, people are now filling out, uh, special forms. here it is on the very ballot, where you need to put the necessary tick. there is no doubt about which answer they will tick in donetsk. this is a referendum. they waited here for 8 long years under shelling and bombing in the so-called gray zone and unfair status of the unrecognized republic . that's why you came. well , not a good mood. well, because the members of the election commission waited for them to go around house after house so that every resident of the dpr could be heard to fill out the forms, they have to fill out the forms und

country has the use 8 highest car density, luxembourg, italy and poland are the top 3. what a hot dry summer across europe, and that's cut into energy production across the continent. even norway, whose rich energy deposits make it a key supplier for other countries. now faces a growing problem he'd be correspond. max sander reports moslem, this massive wall of concrete as part of northern, europe's largest hydro power plant. the blood reservoir has the capacity to store enough water to power the nearby city of staffing or for 4 years. but at the moment, the power plant manager, beyond some, vic tells us the water levels here are at the 20 year low. normally these white rocks would be hidden well underneath the surface. the main res, so this, that the war sir, very dress. so moran, the year for the last year was very dry and this winter was quite dry as well. yeah . and you see the results? norway is the largest producer of gas and oil in western europe. in 2021. the sector made up roughly 80000000000 euros and exports, and the country continues to ramp up its productio

croatia beat austria on the road with a goal scored by zenit defender den louren luxembourg, after a sensational foul play, won a minimal victory, over lithuania in the central match of the day, the netherlands turned out to be stronger than belgium, and turkey again presented a sensation with a minus sign , lost by farreer. two rep kenny elliot kipchugi won first place at the berlin marathon , having overcome the distance in 2 hours 1 minute and 9 seconds , the two-time olympic champion, who, by the way, is 37 years old, how ronaldo updated the world record that belonged to him and was set at the same berlin marathon in the eighteenth year, then he ran the distance in 2 hours 1 minute 39 seconds. and 3 years ago, at the marathon, brooms in chogi became the first in history to manage to overcome this distance in less than 2 hours, but that record was not ratified. since the marathon was not held under the auspices of the international association of athletics federations. that's it for now in sports. see you all next hour. is it most important for soldiers at the front to feel that t

even defeat would need them to win against luxembourg on tuesday.nd this will be no waltz in the park. see what i did there? i this will be no waltz in the park. see what i did there?— scotland, wales and northern ireland all play tonight as well. scotland play the netherlands in a friendly at 7pm. wales and northern ireland are already under way in world cup qualifiers. wales looking for a playoff spot, taking on greece. they are able up. carriejones opening the scoring, live coverage over on the bbc sport website and app. northern ireland know they can't qualify, but went goalless in luxembourg. they have taken the lead, sarah mcfadden powering the ball home there. time for some of the other stories making the news today. practice has been taking place at the dutch grand prix. the day went to ferrari. second—fastest mercedes, lewis hamilton third. max verstappen only eight fastest. the boston... he's had to pull out from the majestic steam, suffering from vertigo. britain's kitty king leads the burleigh horse trials after the first phase — the dre

she earned her 50th cap for england in tuesday's 10—nil victory over luxembourg.five members of europe's side last year have joined the saudi—funded series, with four of those five — ian poulter, lee westwood, sergio garcia and bernd veesberger — playing in this week's bmw pga championship at wentworth. spekaing at a media press conference earlier, mcilroy didn't shy away from his feeling about those participating. look, it is what it is. my opinion is they— look, it is what it is. my opinion is they should be here, but again, that'siust — is they should be here, but again, that'sjust my opinion. that's is they should be here, but again, that's just my opinion. that's a novelty for— that's just my opinion. that's a novelty for them at this point. we'll— novelty for them at this point. we'll go— novelty for them at this point. we'll go from there. and in cricket, alex hales has been called up to england's twenty20 world cup squad as a replacement for the injured jonny bairstow. hales hasn't played for england since being dropped from the 50—over world cup squad in

england are already through and should put on a show against luxembourg, a team they beat 10—0 in the again, our game and make a little celebration, a nice football game. it's all done in the qualification, but we also know that tomorrow, 30,000 people come and watch us, and that's really exciting. 30,000 fans tomorrow night at stoke, and 30,000 fans at the riverside tonight, as middlesbrough beat sunderland 1—0 in the first tees—wear derby since 2018. it was a riley mcgree goal that gave boro their win, just their second this season. it lifts them up to 1ath in the championship. it was tony mowbray�*s second game in charge of sunderland and his first defeat. pierre—emerick aubameyang is in line to make his chelsea debut after his £10.3 million move from barcelona. the 33—year—old gabonese striker will need to play in a mask against croatian side dinamo zagreb in their opening champions league group e game after suffering a jaw injury during a violent robbery at his home last week. his manager, though, has invited him to make a point when he's on the field. he is very ambitious, he is

they won 2—1 in luxembourg. scotland lost their friendly against the netherlands. forward to including the merseyside derby tomorrow. joe lynskey looks ahead to the weekend's premier league fixtures. the window is shut, the deals are done. top—flight squads now are sealed for the summer and for 11 rounds of fixtures before the world cup break. the first look at the league for the new faces comes at lunchtime on merseyside. wild chanting and cheering where liverpool take the energy of a late went into the derby. they go to everton, who drawn through your five but haven't won yet. i don't think this is a true reflection. we should have more points. but the feeling is that we're getting better and better and we just have to continue. it's a big fight, we cannot ignore that. i really think the game was a perfect preparation for the game. showed us what we have to expect. last week, one man from merseyside got a reception he's not used to. steven gerard's aston villa booed off. they've lost four from five. next for villa, manchester city come into view and the signing w

suddenly someone said, i don’t remember here in europe, then we, in my opinion, are a minister luxembourgif we can't punish 140 million people. but he said this when the mainstream in europe was precisely aimed at punishing those same ones. well, we are a little more than all the citizens of the russian federation, we, i think, should not go, so there are already ways to answer, but stupidity for stupidity, but of course, no one canceled reciprocity. purposefully used against the organizers and executors of such anti-russian sanctions, and foreign students. i think mgimo is also in other universities. there are a lot of them too. this a great opportunity for them to get to know the russian federation and in our citizens it is necessary to learn their country's history, it is limitless, you can always find something new, but for foreigners. this i think the more interesting the more. you learn about us er, the stronger. i think there will be prospects for the development of the world along the right path, and along the path of seeking agreement, finding a balance of interests, and not alon

soledad: it's been 70 years since the signing of the luxembourg agreement, a series of historic documentshat created a compensation system for the victims of nazi persecution and the survivors of nazi concentration camps. world leaders gathered in berlin, germany last week for a somber commemoration of the agreement's signing. there, officials announced new emergency humanitarian payments to aid and support ukrainian survivors of the holocaust. a recognition of the trauma and hardship they are enduring as the result of the russian invasion of ukraine. in april, we reported on a massive humanitarian effort to move the elderly and disabled survivors from their war-torn homes in ukraine to safety in germany. >> these holocaust survivors, were subjected to unimaginable horrors when they were young. they were targeted for extermination and now at the end of their life, they're facing unimaginable horrors. so the world abandoned them 80 years ago, left them to die, left them to fend for themselves. and we will never abandon them again. soledad: these vulnerable survivors, now resettled in germa

england's european champions celebrated their homecoming with a 10—0 win over luxembourg in their finaloke, with georgia stanway scoring twice. they ended up with eight different goalscorers, and it rounds off a campaign where they've played ten, won ten, scored 80 goals and not conceded once. they have still yet to lose under coach sarina wiegman. scotland have already qualified for the play—offs, but they ended their group with a comfortable 6—0 win against the faroe islands, erin cuthbert with the pick of the goals. northern ireland rounded off their world cup qualifying campaign in latvia — where three own goals campaign in latvia, where three own goals helped them to a 3—1win. northern ireland haven't qualified, but they did finish on 19 points — a record for their senior women's side. rafael nadal says he doesn't know when he'll return to the court after his shock fourth round loss at the us open. it's the first time he's been beaten at a grand slam this year, losing to the american frances tiafoe, who knocked him out in four four sets, ending any hopes of a record extending 23rd

the punishment is second only to a fine on luxembourg against amazon last year.nstagram's parent company says it collaborated with the investigation i will be appealing the amount of the fine. instagram users under the age of 18 began switching to business of their viewsnd likes afterack the company disabled all features in personal accounts. that is a bid to improve mental health. so between a rock and a hard place with that one. >> the teenagers find a way around those regulations! i do not like instagram. thank you as always. it is time for us to take a quick break. stay with us. there is more news coming up after this. ♪ >> two years ago, the images of church in paris made headlines around the world. after they shot, thousands of men and women including architects, scientists, painters, started working around the clock to restore the building to its former glory. notre dame revisited on france 24. ♪ ♪ ♪ 09/01/22 09/01/22 [captioning made possible amy: from new york this is democracy now! >> remember, this power of the people on top depends on the obedience of

denmark and luxembourg share its views.e derives 70% of its electricity from nuclear plants and is leading a pro-nuclear faction that is supported by a group of eu states including poland, hungary, the czech republic, bulgaria, slovakia and finland. the eu has put most of its focus on countries reducing their gas consumption. it has imported more gas from the middle east than the u.s., but even with these measures, demand is expected to remain strong, and prices, high. >> the electricity market is not any a functioning market, because there is one actor, putin, who is systematically trying to destroy it and manipulate it. we really have to react to that and now, that is what we are addressing the composition of the electricity market. >> renewed interest in nuclear power reflects changes globally. the shift is notable in germany, which has come under pressure from neighbors to keep its last three nuclear plants operating. in the u.s. state of california, politicians approved a measure to enable the state to keep its remaini

from residents of other countries, we had donations from germany , poland, the usa, singapore and luxembourg this happens when i directly appeal to people from these countries so that they understand what is happening so far, we are the most popular in estonia. johanna periodically goes to the boys on her own the frontline to understand their needs, and she does not send fund workers, who are mostly women, there because such trips are psychologically difficult, the woman herself is already used to constant explosions and shots at the periwinkle in kharkiv region, which the russians badly destroyed, then suddenly 20 tanks were still standing near me and started shooting and the guys told me that we should get back in the car because the russians will shoot back in 5 minutes, but this is part of our job, only being on the front lines do we understand the true needs of soldiers the chairman came to kyiv for one day together with the minister of defense of estonia, they talked with oleksiy reznikov handed over a modern mobile hospital to ukraine in the plans of the fund to provide our soldiers w

sidewalks of deep funnels it kills a random passerby with fragments, so a person just flew away to luxembourg. however, it was not the whistleblowers, not the chaotic shelling of the city that could not disrupt the referendum, hundreds of thousands of people voted. the donetsk republic makes its historical choice in spite of ukrainian terror threats and it seems death itself. ferya is an ordinary yard in the center of donetsk, we usually want a skyscraper. and look right here. uh, on the bench near the house, people are now filling out, uh, special forms. here it is on the same ballot where you need to put the right tick. opposite what answer in donetsk will put a tick, there is no doubt about this referendum. they waited here for a long 8 years under shelling and bombing in the so-called sulfur zone and the unfair status of the republic was not recognized . that's why you came the mood is a normal mood, because the members of the election commission waited for them to go around house after house so that every resident of the dpr could be heard to fill out forms, you have to the whistle and t

in luxembourg in april of this year, journalists clarified at the barrel.sn't he want to correct himself, maybe again a slip of the tongue the russians criticized you for saying that the war in ukraine must be won on the battlefield. are you ready to confirm your statement, usually warriors win or lose on the battlefield, yes, assenting to the anti-russian hysteria of the 75-year-old barrel, year after year, tries to stay on the crest of the information wave. he really wants to be the same world heavyweight as lavrov, but not enough, no charm, no experience. and, of course, it's annoying. sometimes even western media act as a resonator for russian discourse. they have a tendency to listen to the enemy lavrov travels to africa to say that european sanctions are to blame for the problem and the entire western press repeats. i'm going to africa to say the opposite, and no one in the media picks up the relationship has hit rock bottom, as barrel himself put it after his visit to moscow in february. last year was warmly received. yes, and he himself looked relax

about 5,000 people, belgians 2,000 luxembourgers 1,653 people.2, danes, 456 norwegians, 101 hungarians, half a million romanians, almost 200,000 italians, about 50,000 finns 2.37. seven people are amazing figures for those who have forgotten who the soviet union fought then here and the spaniards and the french and the belgians are even luxembourgish, and these are only prisoners. and how many of them invaded our territory, as molotov’s famous speech said treacherously without declaring war, we recall that we lost 27 million people in that war and not only the germans killed them, most european countries gladly agreed to participate in a military campaign against the ussr why the opportunity arose robbery, because before that, when the nazis occupied europe, it was believed that such unbearable conditions were created there, this is a lie. uh, firstly, the factories worked in three shifts on the orders of nazi germany, the peasants. they worked day and night, because their products had to be delivered to the germans.

but first he a little it even won under the orders of belgium, luxembourg, and then the allies addedin lost, and he actually lost and the war was then one more, and another battle there was less important, but this attempt under the order, after all, to turn the tide of the war in the 45th year when everything understood well, it was hitler. it was another person . putin, the hard man will not suit. well, what will he say, we will hear and see. thank you for being with us today , this evening, i say goodbye to you. see you tomorrow. see you in the evening. follow our news on social networks on the espresso.tv website and you will be the first to know about what is happening now. our teter continues . my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc news are watching together. good evening. we are from ukraine. we are from ukraine and we are talking about the main events of the day.

territory on the m now i will tell you how much it is, 8,370 m² km, this is the territory of three luxembourgs- this is the territory of ten such cities as kyiv and this and the third territory belgium, or 20 such countries as andorra, so that you can imagine the successes of our army during the last five days, and we start with a conversation, roman, the chief adviser to the mayor of kherson, we are in touch, mr. roman, i congratulate you, i congratulate you, of course, good evening, now the attention of all of ukraine is focused on the advance of ukrainian troops in kharkiv oblast, which is being liberated village by village , town after town by our troops, and i would like to hear about kherson oblast now, somehow, a little, well, the attention has focused on that in the east. but i understand that our army is having success and is beating the enemy in kherson oblast, please, about today's successes, what is known from what can be said, please yes well, of course, where are the active actions of the armed forces taking place, the emphasis is shifted there, but first of all, well, relying on

well, there with us, if you remember, started out with a look at the luxembourg agreement that was signed exactly 70 years ago. that essentially established german, reparations to israel, under the jewish claims conference at the time. and she reminded the listeners that even in the open to stock, there was no majority for that at that time that it took the strong leadership of the chance to combat at an hour to bring that through at the time. and i think that theme of leadership, leadership in terms of recognizing germany's responsibility that grows out of the crimes of the holocaust and what that means in its relations for israel is a common theme. not only of both speeches we heard today, but also the speeches we heard yesterday at the commemoration of the terrorist attack at the munich $972.00 olympics. when german president frank found their stein meyer talked about a duty to protect that, arose out of those crimes of the holocaust. and that germany did not fulfil in the fall of 1972. when terrorists were able to enter the rooms of the israeli athletes, hold them hostage, and then an

but austria is fighting back, including by making a legal complaint. denmark and luxembourg shall its fuse. france derives 70 percent of its electricity from nuclear plants and is leading a pro nuclear faction is supported by a group of e states including poland, hungary, the czech republic. but gary asked of achia and phil and the e. u. has put most of its focus on countries, reducing their gas consumption, filling storage facilities. it's imported more gas from the middle east and the u. s. but even with these badgers demand is expected to remain strong and prices high . electricity market is not no more functioning market because there is one actor, 14 with systematically trying to destroy it and to manipulate it. so we really have to react to that. and that's why we're dressing now. the composition of electricity market the renewed interest in nuclear power reflects changes globally. the shift is especially notable in germany, that's come under intense pressure from its neighbors to keep its last 3 nuclear plants operating in the us state of california. politicians have approved a

entity, and the structure of alpha itself is an international structure with the head office in luxembourgnects the citizenships of a few shareholders, so i cannot say that this is a russian business and this is but this business is invented was invented by what kind of bulach are some russians are quite famous and because of this all the problems and the last topic is also related to russia here is putin threatening to disrupt the grain corridor says that we do not export grain there, not in the country in which we promised that we promised to feed the hungry countries of africa, and here we take and sell grain to uh, wealthy europe. well, he has such a uh, radical rhetoric that shows that he does not like that ukraine trades in grain, how will it all end? can putin disrupt the grain agreement, what threats does it bring to us for literally 2.5 minutes, two minutes, even a minute at a time, if possible, mr. mykhailo, this is your answer, and then mr. yevhen, it’s just disgusting russian propaganda that changes the whole point, ukraine is successfully using the grain corridor to saturate t

the only monarchy that doesn't receive any public money from the tax, perhaps only for members of luxembourg, royal family workers, full time broils and receive public money for doing so. the royal house received almost $12000000.00 in 2019 many european monarchies of slim down in recent decades . meaning the royals are expected to find jobs and pay their own weight. the netherlands has been described as a successful example of senior members of the whoa family holding down real jobs were joining me now from london is david hague. david is the chief executive officer, a consultancy firm brand finance good to have you with us, david. so britain's economy is saying turmoil inflation rising to the cost of living crisis. people of finding the going tough. and yet here we've had this extravagant display of grief. a very expensive funeral. is the british taxpayer getting value for money? well 1st of all, i think it's fair to say. ready that the monkey as a whole. ready you successfully high with economy, we've estimated that it's at least 4 if not 5 times what's the best it over to waste. and i th

well, the essence of such luxembourg banks are offshore companies.ically also international capital, in fact. the same globalists ireland is the same. it would seem that little ireland is buying little ireland - this is a place where a lot of international companies have their headquarters, less taxes and also invest everything in these same american debt, e, papers further switzerland, which instead of supporting the native swiss franc . for some reason, the non-native american dollar is supported, and in this sense, the loss of switzerland 's sovereignty. person now they would remain neutral to be a platform, as during the times of both the first and second world wars, switzerland freezes russian assets imposes sanctions, showing the whole world that it is no longer a reliable, quiet, haven for all kinds of money, that is, cuts the souk on which it finally sits, and another country of the cayman islands. offshore jurisdiction, by the way, led by the british crown, that is, in fact, the largest holders of the american debt is the federal reserve sys

see some wet weather coming through here where to where the coming in across the low countries, luxembourg belgium. since what were the southern parts of jeremy doubts was c out? and there we go. with that rather more organized band of cloud and rain up towards the island up towards the irish sea western parts scott and seek some big down pause for a time. and that wet weather really does set in as we go on into the early part of next week, at least across those western parts. for a little more sherry, therefore england and well shower some of the most sharp side still in place across sir parts of italy. still some went whether they're into the bulk is but it should be somewhat dryer. for romania, by a sunday much of the med isn't too bad, largely dry, but plenty of sunshine as is the case cost northern parts of africa or shower just around the outs. sorry. the year the atlas mounted showers continue cause central parts of africa, making the way for the west. ah ah, ah lou. ah, welcome back. a reminder of the top story, seo and al jazeera sir lancoste disgraced former president has returne

buy russian gas again, not advertising for themselves to share fuel with germany refused belgium luxembourg netherlands and poland writes bloomberg slovenia looking at how the market is in a fever calls for urgent measures to stabilize it in the arab european gas and electricity market literally collapsed and is not functioning today. this does not mean that it should be abandoned, but it should be reformed, it is necessary that individual countries do not hide energy resources from themselves out of national selfishness, it is also necessary to reduce consumption, perhaps this is all european countries, the european commission, are united to shrink. in any case, different measures will have to be taken: refusal of lighting, festive illuminations, decrease in indoor temperature, interruptions in light, and after that, the shutdown of the energy industry in europe's nightmare becomes a reality, writes forbes energy fiasco. can get on your knees. european industry, and the worst thing about this is even the $375 million aid package that europe has collected. it may not be saved, because you c

they northern ireland know they can't qualify but went into half—time with the score goalless in luxembourgrstappen wasn't in great form in practise for his home grand prix in the netherlands on sunday. the world champion and championship leader — had gearbox failurejust 10 minutes into first practice and the session had to be suspended while they towed his red bull away. he was better in p2 finishing 8th fastest. but the day went to ferrari — as charles leclerc topped the timesheets, with teammate carlo sainz — second fastest and mercedes�* lewis hamilton in third. and one other f1 line — the australian 0scar piastri will drive for mclaren next year after alpine lost their appeal to formula 1's contract recognition board... they rejected alpine's claim that piastri was committed to them. one of the biggest competitions in the sport of eventing — the burghley horse trials is back after 3 years off due to the pandemic. britain's kitty king is leading after the first phase — the dressage. she heads the top class field on a score of 21.2 penalty points — after a superb test on her european gol

england still have one more qualifier in front of a sell—out crowd in stoke against luxembourg on tuesdayorld cup in australia in new zealand next year. a hard game but coming out of the euro is not having much rest. but i think after all that, i am very proud of the team that we came out like this and we just, you know, we just won the game. it looks so easy but i think it was pretty hard. in the premier league, manchester city have been held to a draw by struggling aston villa. city looked in control when erling haaland opened the scoring. villa boss steven gerrard was been under pressure after winning just one of their opening five fixtures. the hard earned point lifts them out of the relegation zone — leon bailey the scorer. an out of sorts liverpool were held to a 0—0 draw by city rivals everton with an outstanding performance from goalkeeper jordan pickford. there were wins for tottenham and chelsea. brentford had a 5—2 victory. newcastle and crystal palace drew 0—0. plenty of goals in the old firm too where celtic beat rangers a—nil in the scottish premiership. leil abada scored tw

in 1972, lyn paul's group the new seekers came second to luxembourg.at. we thoroughly enjoyed it. not quite so much when we got the scores! # i always knew...# and she is hopeful her home city will host. manchester, we're all made of stern stuff and we'll get there if we can, any way we can. # stefania mamo, mamo stefania...# it's clear that kalush orchestra's eurovision triumph is also a source of pride to manchester's younger ukrainians. i was actually wearing it when they came on stage. i was like, "oh my god, look! "hat!" this 11—year—old does his own version of their song. # stefania mamo, mamo stefania...# just a shame he isn't such a fan of kalush orchestra's other work. er...mm... not... not massive? not massive. ido... i do like more, like, �*80s stuff, like freddie mercury and abba. and, of course, abba won eurovision. now manchester is hoping for a eurovision win of its own. colin paterson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's sarah keith—lucas. before i get to the uk focused, things look really active in the tropics, both the at

in luxembourg in april of this year, journalists clarified at the barrel.t to correct himself, maybe again the russians criticized you for saying that the war is on ukraine must be won on the battlefield. are you ready to confirm your statement, usually warriors win or lose on the battlefield, yes, assenting to the anti-russian hysteria of the 75-year-old barrel, year after year, tries to stay on the crest of the information wave. he really wants to be the same world heavyweight as lavrov, but he lacks neither charm nor experience. and, of course, it's annoying. sometimes even western media act as a resonator for russian discourse. they have a tendency to listen to the enemy lavrov travels to africa to say that european sanctions are to blame for the problem and the entire western press repeats. i'm going to africa to say the opposite, and no one in the media picks up the relationship has hit rock bottom, as barrel himself put it after his visit to moscow in february. last year was warmly received. yes, and he himself looked relaxed and smiled a lot, for wh

she earned her 50th cap for england in tuesday's10—nil victory over luxembourg.orth. spekaing at a media press conference earlier, mcilroy didn't shy speaking at a media press conference earlier, mcilroy didn't shy away from his feeling about those participating. look, it is what it is. they're here, they're playing. my opinion is they shouldn't be here, but again, that'sjust my opinion. but we're all in it tomorrow. that's a novelty for them at this point. we'll go from there. and in cricket, alex hales has been called up to england's twenty20 world cup squad as a replacement for the injured jonny bairstow. hales hasn't played for england since being dropped from the 50—over world cup squad in march 2019 because of an "off—field incident". he's also been added to the t20 squad for september's tour of pakistan. meanwhile, yorkshire's harry brook will make his test debut when england play their third and deciding test match against south africa at the 0val tomorrow. he'll replace the injured bairstow. brook has had a stunning season in first class cricket averagin

england's european champions celebrated their homecoming with a 10—0 win over luxembourg in their finald ten, won ten, scored 80 goals and not conceded once. they have still yet to lose under coach sarina wiegman. scotland have already qualified for the play—offs, but they ended their group with a comfortable 6—0 win against the faroe islands, erin cuthbert with the pick of the goals. northern ireland rounded off their world cup qualifying campaign in latvia, where three own goals helped them to a 3—1 win. northern ireland haven't qualified, but they did finish on 19 points — a record for their senior women's side. rafael nadal says he doesn't know when he'll return to the court after his shock fourth round loss at the us open. it's the first time he's been beaten at a grand slam this year, losing to the american frances tiafoe, who knocked him out in four sets, ending any hopes of a record—extending 23rd grand slam. it means there'll be a first time major winner from the men's draw. after the match, the spaniard said he wasn't sure of his immediate future, with his thoughts elsewhere.

luxembourg. the netherlands netherlands. new zealand. norway. the philippines. the republic of korea. south africa. sweden and. thailand. to to clear. the united kingdom. but by no means least, the united states of america. thank you very. you know, we could add more to this program but just looking at it you and i'm seeing everybody everybody's losing some lives which in some of our cases is not a bad thing. but i'm going to try and cut this a little shorter. what i'd like to do now is i'm going to turn our attention if we could pershing's own would like to play one more song for us, take it away. oh oh, oh oh, oh. you. 2000. your oh oh. 800. oh. and all. the people who call call. you should. oh. nine oh oh oh hey. oh oh oh oh oh oh oh. you know. oh, no. oh, call, no. oh. i was remiss not to mention that pershing's own has a chorus too. they sound beautiful before we do the next part of our presentation, i would like do this. i would like to ask and thank every member our military. i don't care if you're with the united or you're with an attache from another go

were also present in russia at one time belarus doesn’t have them now, like, for example, the rosa luxembourg- this good activity raises some questions or another german organization. even now i will not mention its name, which has been in effect since the time of almost the vietnam war, which was waged by the united states and provided assistance to refugees during the vietnam war. although with refugees. there was also a not very clear situation. where they were taken, where refugees from vietnam were taken and what i want to say here are the representatives of this german organization, the main sponsor of this eastern partnership or the eastern option back in absolutely vegetarian 2003, when we were still we believed in cooperation in the common world, and everything else in freedom of speech, so in 2003 the leaders of this german structure, when they flew to sheremetyevo, immediately took them to sheremetyevo and shook their hands tightly they handed them back their suitcases and sent them out of russia forever with a ban on further entry to the right, which, as it were, already speaks a

they won 2—1 in luxembourg. scotland lost their friendly against the netherlands. top—flight squads now are sealed for the summer and for 11 rounds of fixtures before the world cup break. the first look at the league for the new faces comes at lunchtime on merseyside. wild chanting and cheering where liverpool take the energy of a late went into the derby. they go to everton, who drawn through your five but haven't won yet. i don't think this is a true reflection. we should have more points. but the feeling is that we're getting better and better and we just have to continue. it's a big fight, we cannot ignore that. i really think the game was a perfect preparation for the game. showed us what we have to expect. last week, one man from merseyside got a reception he's not used to. steven gerard's aston villa booed off. they've lost four from five. next for villa, manchester city come into view and the signing who scored nine in five games. the best start in top—flight history. the problem you have with city, . if you focus on one star too much, now we see who's prep

we walked from the rilka along the lattice of the luxembourg garden.t rose in his hand. on the stone edge of the lattice, we daily found an old woman, covered with a black shawl, she begged , restrainedly and with shame. once i said she might be rich. reiner looked at me, i blushed. he bowed to her with reverence and lowered the rose to her knees, the old woman, the old woman, raised her eyes on ryan and veronica. grabbed his hand, kissed it and left little worn steps. we never saw her again about france. there were many, many publications. first evening. it was the evening of her triumph. she read not only prose, but poetry like this, her first success, a tremendous success, how proud seryozh was, how he walked and smoked in the yard. how they listened to it and earned it. it was all the same. she needs this is her last poem. this is from the sea. this is your room. your mother air something that is considered very difficult. it's really hard letter encrypted, but nonetheless. it happened there genius in life. if i answer this question seriously, i'll