important in the war against russia, a british citizen of the military medic died in ukraine craig makin came to fight in ukraine, treat our soldiers, support us, and now his family is collecting funds to bring his body back home, writes his sister, lorna makin. sky news reports on this. i will only say one thing. i think that the people who today there are those in power who have budget funds. well, after all, they should somehow help. in this story, they are transporting the bodies of dead foreigners who fought for ukraine without collecting funds for their transportation home. i think that this is not such a large amount of money, and for sure we should at least this is to thank these people who sacrificed their lives for the sake of the country, which is far from great britain. there are many problems related to foreigners who came to help us protect our freedom , for example, the situation with visas, the situation with the extension of these visas, many of them, well , in fact, now they leave in they cannot leave the war zone in order to carry out the purely bureaucratic procedures

they were last seen together in early 2020 before harry and makin stepped aside from royal duties. meanwhile, people gathered at buckingham palace. welcome, the new monarch. i think he is going to make an amazing king is very much a people's person. he is very warm from what we can see and where he can live approaches the public. i feel he'd be a very good came for us. i think he's gonna do a grand job. i do. i think he's in the do you think he deserves that? yeah, i think he deserves his time and i hope he can make a good job of it and i'm sure he will. and his wife is waited a long time for it. so this is what he's well prepared. i think he's going to be very well supported by william and kate. um so yeah, i think we should be be pretty positive. 0 ah, chances official coronation is unlikely to take place for some time. his mother's coronation took place 16 months after her accession was swayed to heading to the poles on sunday for a general election. prime minister magdalena anderson from the social democratic party is fighting to keep her left wing coalition in power. but as our correspo

they were last seen together in early 2020 before harry and makin stepped aside from royal duties. meanwhile, people gathered at buckingham palace. welcome, the new monarch. i think he is going to make an amazing king is very much a people's person is very warm from what we can see and the way he kind of approaches the public. i feel he'd be a very good came for us. i think he's gonna do a grand job. i do. i think he's in the do you think he deserves that? yeah, i think he deserves his time and i hope he can make a good job of it and i'm sure he will. and his wife is waited a long time for it, so this is what he's well prepared. i think he's going to be very well supported by william and kate. um so yeah, i think we should be be pretty positive. 0 0, chances official coronation is unlikely to take place for some time. his mother's coronation took place 16 months after her accession. unless bringing d. w correspondent, barbara vessel for more in london, a barbara as we continue to watch our live pictures of the queen elizabeth coffin, traveling through scotland. what role were the new king pl

makin also started his own game, yes, it only plays into our hands why. because if we take his drugs, he will be afraid to run to the safron when the courier arrives. and who knows where she is stop? and if her cops graze, then we will all be tied up, and i definitely won’t see freedom. but what if you immediately upgrade the artist to find out where she will live? we cover and you think, he will tell us. but drug cops, perhaps. and what about there are absolutely nothing fingerprints in the car of the prokopenka? i can only say with certainty that prokopenko and the prostitute were not killed by the same person. well, thank you oleg for that. please, if anything, then i have you. to do stepanovich understood. true what is the most interesting? after all, i myself killed her, i didn’t tell you, but this one i came to him and laid out everything. he bastard came. wait, wait, did you throw away the bottle? no, she's not in the kitchen. dad. come on, let's go. went. let's go, darling, let's go. dad, dad, show me the bottle. come on, come on, come on. the exp

they have been in government for years now together with angela makins, christian democrats and the social democrats. and now by the chancellor of shows, they were some of the ones who actually pushed for the gas pipelines north $31.00 and north stream to between russia and germany to bring even more russian gas into germany. and their whole policy has been turned on. it's headed by the events that have happened. now. on the other side, we look at the free democrats, the liberals in the coalition who are now looking at putting forward subsidies to help consumers pay for their gas. they're looking at taking on new debt, which is going to be that outside of the general budget, but it still is going to be debt to take on this $200000000.00 funds to help consumers. that is something that goes against their main policies. and we end with the greens, the green party, who has always been for renewable energy against an increase in new gas contracts. and cool. you have to walk back with all of these things. they say temporarily having to organize contracts for ellen gene liquified natural gas term

even his brother harry and his wife makin was coincidentally in the u. k for some, some engagements they've had, they also on their way to scotland and, and that really does show that i'm not just, i'm not just the media but, but for sure the, the royal family is taking this very seriously indeed. and alex, what you make of that fact that prince harry and his wife megan, are also on their way to see the queen. and it's no secret that at least publicly they've had appeared to have a rather difficult relationship over the past few years. absolutely. it's very significant as, as big it says they have been, they were in the u. k for some ceremonial roles within themselves because obviously they're no longer they, they are not allowed to take part in official royal roles anymore. we've got pictures of them here and i think this was the naturally in dusseldorf, in germany earlier this week where they were also are promoting the victim games. now the invictus games is prince. harry's brain child is while the light, the paralympics. but it's to help us, our serv

the byelorussian, pravda, with the tulle and the presence of potato pancakes, smitrov's lovers are makinl nazga. who hates such a klysh of us? people went to visit each other one by one and everyone tried to love their guests savory deliciously and love the architecture of belarus from the anchor, the people take in the spirit from the outside, and in the morning it is all podpatkovaya ideal rules of swelling, and here we can play not only the traditional counter for belarusian architecture flying buttresses cultural projects on our tv channel their life is full of creativity and dedication, as far as music is concerned? yes, i have a hobby. eh, i also write songs, but i don't consider myself a composer. i am the author of music at the studio, the movie begins, you can just work without work. it was impossible there, because you were intercepted, and the life and professional development of figures of belarusian culture, went to enter in minsk to meet architecture. i did not prepare anything for the company with him went. well , at school i was an excellent student, but somehow i drew so

. >> are you going to have time for the private life, for makin homemade for running a home?ince, princess and baby emerge to the cheers of the crowd. >> one year into their marriage diane gives birth to a son, prince william arthur philip louis. >> the birth of prince arthur williams and a great deal for diana. meanwhile, this is grea and, you know, she's done her job. >> the birth of william is a happy moment. charles enjoys being in the nursery with him, and the have that shared love. but at the same time there is a lot of tension between them. >> a princess in the most famou family in the world. diana is young mother caught in the spotlight. >> she was meant to be a mom, she is meant to it or do to do it all, and do it with a smile that's a tough brief, for anybody, unless it's the suppor crew. >> toil family thought she migh not be able to cope with what was expected. her family had been cautious going back generations. they thought she was one of them. >> if she thought just once or twice there is a well done. bu that's the way the royal family were brought up. you don'

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which is badly needed and makin violent crime against officers federal offense. >> great to see you haveweekend i appreciate that christina kallman out on the west coast. let's talk about the gop is newly unveiled commitment to america as the president hits back because those michael republicans we welcome flooded republican and member of the house committee represented by donald's tonight. congressman, it's one of those stories ran up to get the chanc to talk to you. people on the grand jury hearin from voters. you're telling her that gas prices are still way out. food costs are out of this world . it is tougher to make it right now and it's open the gop comes out with the blueprint, the ide is to presumably address some o the major issues. it told me what the democrats and specifically the white hous don't understand about the commitment to america? >> what joe biden said it democrats and frankly house democrats don't get as that republicans are focused on the cures to fix all the things tha they have broken in america. we have bitten all running through our streets. we have da's that

yes, they are makin: it, taken to their houses? yes, they are making it. i — taken to their houses?hey are making it, i don't know, _ making it, i don't know, blackmailing people that they will not have the possibility to receive food if they do not vote. there is no official international observer orany no official international observer or any observer from no official international observer or any observerfrom any or any observer from any international organisation. or any observerfrom any international organisation. 0nce international organisation. once again, it is not a referendum, it is again, it is not a referendum, it is a so—called referendum, a sham referendum, any other word but not a real act of democracy. if referendum, any other word but not a real act of democracy.— real act of democracy. if the world can clearly — real act of democracy. if the world can clearly see _ real act of democracy. if the world can clearly see this _ real act of democracy. if the world can clearly see this for— real act of democracy. if the world can clearly see this for what - real act of d

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i don't need no one ♪ ♪ i swear he know sure would be sweet ♪ ♪ ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ♪ ♪ so no makin ♪ back up every word you say say sock it to me ♪ ♪ waste my time get on my line ♪ ♪ then you ca be on your way ♪ ♪ use that mout pull a track out ♪ ♪ back up every word you say ♪ ♪ i said every word every word ♪ ♪ said every word baby back up every word ♪ ♪ every word yeah yea back up every word you say ♪ ♪ i said every word i said every wor baby back up every word ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh my goodness ari lennox [ cheers and applause "age, sex, location" is out now! we'll be right back, ladies and gentlemen. come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, at&t, and verizon. wow. i can do better! yes you can! i can do better, too! now you really can do better! switch to the fastest mobile service - xfinity mobile. now with the best pri

makin anyone who follows mer cuts on twitter knows that i'm really big into making super cuts, whic asteseh aret these these small little clips that are part of a larger videoh to make poe a broader point. n a >> and the point in this caseloa is that john fetterman had a strokegoch i not too long ago, which is sad. >> we pray that his healthabout recovers, but he has serious seo issues speaking about it oreakig serious issue speaking. and when and when you're.en your running for the united states senate, that'stima a legitimate criticism, as even "the washington postte" editoril board said. d and so i've madeon't about like three or four really viral supercuts of john fetterman, ofl clips of him at his rallies fet where he's barely ableterm tohrh get through them. >> and obviously, obviously, t his handlers don't let himhendle speak for veryrs d long periodsy a time. and so after my latest one , l i get this d.m. from this nbcr i news reporter, and he basically is asking me aboutng the edits that i made and why i did them, about the supercute he did me another video that i'd alsothatt r

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it's makin g our streets less. safe , defensible.hat's coming ing is killinchgr children here in arizona. l but apparently mark kelly likes it this way. i he's not doings no a darn thing stop.hi >> i got an unforgettable i goto his record . he votedrd against the bill thae would have funded greater greater opioid detection capability, voted against title forty two , three times. hir he voted against hiringin eighteen thousand border patrol agents, but supports the eighty seven thousand irs agents to be hired. forcem you've goten top law enforcement officials saying that he's beent completely absent, absent on public safety and border security. bordeguys like brandon judd ane arizona police association. but somehow it seems you're tightening in the polls. hat it seems like so far he's gotten a pass. has anybods y in the media in arizona been challenging him on these issues? >> we've got a pretty left winga media in arizona. and so and it's really just me. it is my gra we're getting the message out.ss it's my grassroots army showing .

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so the ukrainians are makin: this country. so the ukrainians are making great _ this country.eel they have not the keep up the momentum? they feel they have got the momentum _ keep up the momentum? they feel they have got the momentum and _ keep up the momentum? they feel they have got the momentum and they i keep up the momentum? they feel they have got the momentum and they say i have got the momentum and they say that ukrainian forces are going ahead. here in kyiv the government is talking about reclaiming all territory but has been invaded by russia including territory occupied since 2014. i think there are going to be using the recent games as i for western allies and we need more help and weapons. the white house saying that more weapons could be delivered in a new military aid package to be announced in the next few days, and the reality is that a fifth of the country remains under occupation, so it is a huge challenge for the ukrainians but they hope that the recent gains will mark a turning point in the conflict. a , mark a turning point in the conflict. , ., ., the h

that we were makin: her her majesty the queen?r boss and we are making her proud every day. i should point out the buses are here, because many of the troops are setting for a bit of rest. you've to go back to work in a few hours, after your admin go back to work in a few hours, afteryouradmin and it go back to work in a few hours, after your admin and it takes a lot of strength, especially in the heat like today, what is in your mind throughout that time? l’m like today, what is in your mind throughout that time? i'm making my family proud. — throughout that time? i'm making my family proud, like _ throughout that time? i'm making my family proud, like what _ throughout that time? i'm making my family proud, like what my _ throughout that time? i'm making my family proud, like what my family i family proud, like what my family would _ family proud, like what my family would he — family proud, like what my family would be thinking.— family proud, like what my family would be thinking. what do you think our famil would be thinking.

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they moved to california and cable television interview in which makin made damaging criticisms of theth our friends again. we will be with ourfamilies again. we will meet again. the death of her husband was a deep moment of sadness. it was born with the stoicism that she so often personified there was never any question of her withdrawing from the path of duty. by the time of her platinumjubilee in duty. by the time of her platinum jubilee in 2022, it was apparent that her health was apparent that her health was deteriorating. but there was deteriorating. but there was still room for a surprise. a chaotic tea party with paddington bear. perhaps you would like a marmalade sandwich. i always keep one for emergencies. so do|! i keep mine in here. happyjubilee, ma'am. and thank you. . .for everything. that's very kind. this was a monarch at peace and enjoying herself. on the final day of thejubilee celebrations, there was a final appearance on the balcony of buckingham palace. a much—loved monarch acknowledged the many thousands who'd waited to greet her. untilfinally, it until finally, i

jacob rees-mogg makin: a announced shortly. jacob rees-mogg making a statement _ announced shortly.ed shortly. jacob rees-mogg making a statement in the house of. making a statement in the house of commons on energy bills. protests which started in iran have now taken place in cities across the world over the death in custody of a young woman who was detained by the morality police for allegedly violating the islamic republic's dress code. emily brown reports. an eruption of demonstrations in iran since the death of a woman for allegedly breaking strict hijab rules. her name was mahsa amini. she was 22. she collapsed after being taken to a detention centre to be educated. eyewitnesses say she was beaten. the police have denied that she was mistreated and said she suffered sudden heart failure. since her death, women in iran have burnt headscarves. the wearing of the hijab in iran is now being challenged in the way it never has been in the past 40 years. some have even cut their hair. and what started as protests in one country has now spread around the world. from new york, where th

.— are all affected, they are all making cutbacks. are all affected, they are all makin: cutbacks. ~ will not miss a thing. my colleague, tanya beckett, is in derby for us. yes, in the east midlands and an industrial powerhouse for the uk economy, but with me now are the owners of two small businesses. small businesses in the uk, as in many economies, are absolutely essential to drive the economy forward and are very important employers. how they are experiencing these energy prices, and the rising prices is extremely important. i have jen lowthrop, prices is extremely important. i havejen lowthrop, who once our co—working space, and lesley so who runs a drinks business. you offer offices on a daily or monthly basis to people who come in. keeping the lights on is becoming increasingly expensive? it is lights on is becoming increasingly exensive? , ., , lights on is becoming increasingly exensive? , . , lights on is becoming increasingly expensive?— expensive? it is really scary. we are a very _ expensive? it is really scary. we are a very small— expensive? it is really scary. we are

making. ultimately of the conservatives own makinu. ., , , ., , ultimately of the conservatives own makinon as thursday i hear something as soon as thursday on energy bills. even possibly talk of, for example, freezing the energy price cap, a policy not1 million miles away from what sir keir starmer has been saying. so you would presumably be quite happy about that? i would presumably be quite happy about that? ;, would presumably be quite happy about that? ., ., would presumably be quite happy about that?— would presumably be quite happy about that? ., ., , ., about that? i would love there is a trust in eco _ about that? i would love there is a trust in eco policy. _ about that? i would love there is a trust in eco policy. one _ about that? i would love there is a trust in eco policy. one of- about that? i would love there is a trust in eco policy. one of the - trust in eco policy. one of the interesting things about the front pages of today's papers —— to steal our policy. she talks about raising energy prices but is now tying herself up in knots trying to find any other means any wind

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king charles will be makin: carolean era. king charles will be making his _ carolean era.s, people wanted to shake his hand, some wanted to speak to him, some wanted to pass on their condolences. there were shouts of god save the king from those in the crowd. there was also a little rendition of the national anthem where we had the words changed of course from god save the queen to god save the king. it has been a moment of people remembering, of paying tribute to the queen and those extraordinary 70 years of service, and now looking to the future with the new king, king charles iii. there was a sense of him almost enjoying this moment. he was relaxed. he was directly in that moment of being with the people and one of his aides apparently said to some of those in the crowd who were holding their cameras up to record this for prosperity, they said put your camera is a way this is a moment to savour and remember. this is a moment of history. this is the moment the king arrived back in london and now formally starts that transition from the prince of wales who has known that

certainly has not made any move at the moment to contradict the fact that his grandchildren by harry and makinatch a glimpse of the hearse as it drives below them. historian and biographer robert lacey is watching this all with us this afternoon, as is my colleague, the bbc�*s martin geissler, my colleague from bbc scotland. we have seen the cortege passing through dundee some miles ago. and forgive me, martin, we turn to you as ever! with your expert local knowledge to assess how the journey is progressing. iii assess how the 'ourney is progressing._ assess how the 'ourney is nttroressin. . , , progressing. if i am completely honest, i progressing. if i am completely honest. i am — progressing. if i am completely honest, i am measuring - progressing. if i am completely honest, i am measuring my - progressing. if i am completely| honest, i am measuring my way progressing. if i am completely - honest, i am measuring my way by motorway— honest, i am measuring my way by motorway services that are sandwich stops _ motorway services that are sandwich stops or _ motorway services that are sandwich s

bruen, in which the court magically invented a constitutional right to concealed carry, or carson v makinch the court forced local governments to fund religious schools or wally v spell check, in which the court found that our cue card guy, wally, is not required to double check the spelling on the cue cards. [ laughter and applause >> it -- it looks right to me, seth >> seth: it's wrong, and you know it's wrong. >> sorry take it up with the courts [ groans ] >> seth: this is, suffice it to say, a radical court just mowing down precedents they don't like and selectively reading whatever they want in the constitution to further their brazen ideological agenda they literally just pick and choose the clauses they like and ignore the ones they don't like the one that prohibits the government from respecting an establishment of religion. or the one that says guns are for a well-regulated militia or the one that says, "oh, no citizen shall ever be denied the right to use a teleprompter. oh, interesting. did you ever notice that one, wally? >> uh, um, uh, uh. expand the courts! >> seth: wally [