nick beake, bbc news, in the arctic circle.sian president putin has warned that the coming decade will be the "most dangerous and unpredictable" since the end of the second world war. speaking in moscow, he defended russia's actions in ukraine and claimed that the russian economy had survived the worst of the sanctions imposed by the west. he also said the dominance of the west in world affairs is coming to an end. our russia editor steve rosenberg reports. applause. his war in ukraine has not gone according to plan. but more than eight months in, from vladimir putin, there were no regrets and no remorse. he blamed the west for the conflict and made only passing reference to the human cost of his invasion. translation: of course, - there has been a price to pay, primarily the losses connected to the special military operation. i'm always thinking about that. there are economic costs, too. but there are enormous gains. without any doubt, what's happening now will ultimately benefit russia and its future. it will strengthen our s

nick beake, bbc news, in the arctic circle. let's get some of the day's other news.son has died in a mass stabbing in the northern italian city of milan. several others were injured, including a football player for arsenal and monza, pablo mari. he's recovering in hospital. police have arrested a man who they say has psychiatric problems. officials have ruled out terrorism. shares in amazon have tumbled after it issued a gloomy financial update. its sales rose by 15% in the last quarter, but amazon has predicted weaker growth to come as consumers tighten spending because of the cost of living. space probes have witnessed a big impact crater being formed on mars — the largest ever recorded in the solar system — as it happened. researchers calculate the falling space rock was about the size of a van. it dug out a 150m—wide bowl, hurling debris in all directions for up to 20 miles. president putin has warned that the coming decade will be the "most dangerous and unpredictable" since the end of the second world war. speaking in moscow, he defended russia's actions in ukr

nick beake, bbc news, in the arctic circle.on bbc news, still to come: prince harry announces the title and publication date for his much—anitcipated memoir. indira gandhi, ruler of the world's largest democracy, died today. only yesterday, she had spoken of dying in the service of her country and said, i would be proud of it, every drop of my blood will contribute to the growth of this nation. after 46 years of unhappiness, these two countries have concluded a chapter of history. no more suspicion, no more fear, no more uncertainty. of what each day might bring. booster ignition, and lift—off of discovery with the crew of six astronaut heroes and one american legend. well, enjoying the show is right — this is beautiful. a milestone in human history. born today, this girl in india is the seven billionth person on the planet. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. elon musk has completed his $41; billion takeover of twitter. it's believed his first move was to fire the social media company's senior mangement. the un warns there

nick beake, bbc news, in the arctic circle.the past few minutes, reports from the us say elon musk has completed his $41; billion deal to buy twitter. mr musk, the world's richest person, has said twitter needs significant changes. i'm joined now by the washington post's silicon valley correspondent elizabeth dwoskin. what happened in the last few minutes? ., ~ , minutes? elon musk is officially _ minutes? elon musk is officially the _ minutes? elon musk is officially the owner - minutes? elon musk is officially the owner of l officially the owner of twitter. long—standing executives and the ceo will walk out of the building with security, so it looks like he is already leaning out and putting his stamp on one of the world's most... inaudible. you mentioned executives have been walked out of the building, who and why? fine been walked out of the building, who and why? one of them is the _ building, who and why? one of them is the ceo, _ building, who and why? one of them is the ceo, it _ building, who and why? one of them is the

nick beake, bbc news, in the arctic circle. look set to be called in northern ireland after a day of negotiations. political parties in stormont have less than an hour left to form a new executive — almost 6 months after they were first elected. procedures are currently being blocked by the democratic unionist party — which objects to the nothern ireland protocol. a long—awaited memoir by prince harry is due to be published in the new year. his publisher penguin random house, said the book will be titled �*spare�*. it will give the story of his life, including the death of his mother in 1997, and his decision to give up royal duties and move to the us. uk schools that try to ban pupils from wearing their afro hair, in certain styles, are likely to be breaking the law. that�*s according to new guidance, published today, by the equality and human rights commission. it says students shouldn�*t be "unfairly singled out" because of their hair. i want to turn to tibet now where — footage has emerged showing what appear to be rare lar

nick beake, bbc news, in laura: the arctic circle.he struggle to survive, there. 12 days to go until the midterms in the u.s., president i'm hoping that democrats will keep control of their narrow majorities in congress while republicans feel confident in making gains. tonight we look at what polling said just is a number one issue for voters, the economy. we have a report from the midwest state of io. >> paul festivities are underway in circleville, local farmers and small businesses serving up everything pumpkin. by the looks of things, the economy appears to be back in swing. but the only thing that weighs more than the pumpkins on the minds of the people is the cost-of-living, worrying democrats as they battle to hold onto congress. >> what is happening in washington is they have got the care how much it costs to fill gas tanks. we care about how much eggs are at the grocery store. 18 eggs, $7.85. >> the president has done nothing >> ohio used to be a swing state but is moving further to the right and in the midterms is the republ

nick beake, bbc news, in the arctic circle.updates, news and analysis on bbc news 0nline, that's bbc.co.uk/news, and by using the bbc news app. in russia, president putin has warned that the coming decade will be the most dangerous and unpredictable since the end of the second world war. speaking in moscow, he defended russia's actions in ukraine and claimed that the russian economy had survived the worst of the sanctions imposed by the west. he went on to accuse the former uk prime minister liz truss of being a "girl out of her mind" to talk about the use of nuclear weapons. 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg reports from moscow. applause. his war in ukraine has not gone according to plan. but more than eight months in, from vladimir putin, there were no regrets and no remorse. he blamed the west for the conflict and made only passing reference to the human cost of his invasion. translation: of course, - there has been a price to pay, primarily the losses connected to the special military operation. i'm always thinking about th

here in the arctic circle, even in kindergartens, there is a lot and not like in central russia.r is not cold, you can’t walk like that. and i also wear a hat. sometimes we find ourselves in winter conditions, so the parents of the kids wear clothes as winter tactics question guys. raise your hand, who elenin. you ate drives, at least once a week, and who loves cod you know this fish, you love risk and you love a haircut and you also love tasty flatfish cod, but the most important thing is some kind of fish, of course, salmon, salmon, red and. probably, ruff is the most favorite fish - it's traditional to look for something. this is the flagship fish in the murmansk region. 1,000 dishes, you can cook everything from it, catch cod, eat everything yourself in the city center. here is such a fish. and this is not just a monument to the gastronomic preferences of the northerners . the fact is that during the war, it was cod that fed the townspeople and did not let them die of hunger. today fishing in the north is legal. every resident of russia can, but with one condition, catch only

nick beake, bbc news, in the arctic circle.iticising qatar's human rights record, less than a month before the world cup. members of the team say countless migrant workers have suffered, and that reforms to improve conditions had been applied inconsistently. the australian players also call for the decriminalisation of same—sex relationships in qatar. let's take a listen to some of the video. we have learnt the decision to host the world cup in qatar has resulted in the suffering and harm of countless of our fellow workers. we make these migrant workers. we make these migrant workers who have suffered not just workers. like the migrants who have shaped our country and our football, who have shaped our country and ourfootball, they who have shaped our country and our football, they have who have shaped our country and ourfootball, they have is who have shaped our country and our football, they have is at the same courage and determination to build a better life. this determination to build a better life. �* , , , life. as player

nick beake, bbc news, in the arctic circle. and unpredictable" since the end of the second world war. speaking in moscow, he defended russia's actions in ukraine. 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg is in moscow. was there anything you thought was more remarkable about president putin's remarks than the ones he has made before? i putin's remarks than the ones he has made before?— made before? i think it is clear this is a leader _ made before? i think it is clear this is a leader with _ made before? i think it is clear this is a leader with no - made before? i think it is clear| this is a leader with no regrets, made before? i think it is clear - this is a leader with no regrets, no remorse, no hint of a u—turn from the kremlin leader. what we saw and heard today was the world according to vladimir putin and it is a world in which he is right, he is squeaky clean and his opponents are wrong, they are to blame. he accused the west of igniting the war in ukraine, he said a new world order was emerging that should be based on law an

mediterranean plants grow here, these are palm trees, cacti , mimosa lemons, and all this beyond the arctic circlere we need the help of volunteers. for example, in harvesting deadwood, northern trees are more similar in size and shrubs in central russia, therefore, to raise a felled birch. maybe even a girl or repair a bridge, they used to walk across a small stream along a trunk thrown into the water. birches, guys, got boards and built a crossing themselves. now it will be much easier for tourists to get to the picturesque places after kirovsk , other arctic regions of our country are waiting for volunteers to clean up the territory tatyana ryzhova maxim vorobyov yakov varshavsky news. in the yamalo-nenets autonomous okrug, volunteers participated in one of the most difficult expeditions of the clean arctic on the mountain vash lay down at an altitude of 1,100 m. above sea level, nine volunteers collected 11 tons of metal, and the expedition also took place at the mare-sale polar station, where they collected and disposed of 40 tons of metal barrels in the ural region cleaning of the village of

nick beake, bbc news, in the arctic circle.cians in northern ireland are attempting to elect a new speaker at stormont, as part of efforts to restore devolved government. but they're up against a deadline of midnight — otherwise they'll face another election. the dup has said it will not support the re—establishment of the assembly in protest against post—brexit trading arrangements affecting northern ireland. let's hear what sinn fein's michelle 0'neill had to say at the start of proceedings in stormont. most of us are here, because we want to do thejob most of us are here, because we want to do the job that we were elected to do the job that we were elected to do. today, our care taker ministers rally to take decisions within tight limits before civil servants are left in an impossible position where they are expected to run our public services and yet have no budget and no powers to to so. jeffrey donaldson and the dup are in a stand off with the public, the majority of whom they don't speak for. he stood for election, but f

take a look at tourist near the arctic circle captured this video showing a polar bear.very carefully navigating from one sheet of ice to another observers point out the bear pulling itself across the ice on its belly is similar to what's recommended for humans traversing on thin ice. wow looks like fun does and relaxing . he looks like he's having a good time. he doesn't mind. nicole never bothered him anyway. polka. mm hmm . mm hmm. (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify for medicare do not receive all the benefits they deserve. you could be missing out! now anthem blue cross introduces a free medicare plan checkup to make sure you receive all the benefits you qualify for in 2023. call 1-866-336-3448 today and receive extra benefits for a zero dollar monthly premium. benefits like dental, vision, hearing and prescription drugs! and to help you stay healthy at home, you can have free prescription drug delivery, online doctor visits twenty-four seven, and free exercise classes. you can even receive money towards over-the-counter health items. call 1-866

of radioactive waste, the sheksna bakery is ready to almost double the output, and beyond the arctic circle is developing in agriculture in vorkuta have learned to produce greenery. all year round, alena logvinova will tell you more about everything. in karelia, specialists from a local company are working on improving a hydrogen inverter for recycling waste. the machine can already destroy household medical industrial waste. now the radioactive site will be disposed of in petrozavodsk , where the equipment is tested and improved by developments. already interested not only in other russian regions, but their neighboring countries there were about 14 different applications. here, basically, this is the oryol region there, the moscow region, the city of moscow, one of the advantages is the absence of the need for transportation, that is, these machines can be subsequently installed, but locally in places. uh, receiving this household waste. operators load household waste into the hydrogen inverter chamber, then the machines grind it to the required size and feed it to the reactor, where the

mediterranean plants grow here - these are palm trees, cacti, mimosa lemons and all this beyond the arctic circlehere the help of volunteers is needed. for example, in harvesting deadwood, northern trees are more similar in size and shrubs in central russia, therefore, to raise a felled birch. maybe even a girl or repair a bridge, they used to walk across a small stream along a trunk thrown into the water. birches, guys, got boards and built a crossing themselves. now get to picturesque places for tourists will be much easier after kirovsk, other arctic regions of our country are waiting for volunteers to clean up the territory tatyana ryzhova maxim vorobyov yakov varshavsky news. oh, in the yamalo-nenets autonomous okrug, volunteers took part in one of the most difficult expeditions of the pure arctic on mount vash at an altitude of 1,100 m. above sea level, nine volunteers collected 11 tons of metal and the expedition also took place at the polar station and disposed of 40 tons of metal barrels in the ural region cleaning of the village of polyarny was carried out; 55 tons of metal and wood wer

we have a special report the arctic circle which is warming more quickly than any other place on earthof widespread anti—government protests. and with twelve days to go until the us

deep in the arctic circle, there's a place under threat like no other. this is svalbard, the fastest warming spot on earth. it's out of control. it's... it's really impacting our lives and the wildlife around us. it's scary. it's climate change on fast forward. we know that the clock is ticking, but i choose to stay hopeful, actually. yeah. i can't do anything else. we want to know what's being done to save svalbard as we know it. we are testing new technology, new systems. but even here, are they really ready to give up fossil fuels in the middle of an energy crisis in europe? they haven't found the perfect substitute yet, so coal - are still here to stay. and now the war in ukraine is undermining the international fight against climate change. one of the consequences is that the official exchange with russian institutions is not possible at this time. it's a dangerous moment for all we meet, those trying to survive at the ground zero of climate change. we're on the top of the world. we have the whole world around us. my name is olaf store. i'm an artis

products, is ready to actually double the volume of output, and agriculture is developing beyond the arctic circle in vorkuta, they have learned how to produce greens. year-round, he will tell you more about everything. in karelia, specialists from a local company are working on improving a hydrogen inverter for processing garbage. the machine can already destroy household medical industrial waste. now the radioactive site will be disposed of, the equipment is located in petrozavodsk tested and improved by development. about 14 different applications have already become interested not only in other russian regions, but also in neighboring countries. here, basically, this is the oryol region there, the moscow region, the city of moscow, one of the advantages is the absence of the need for transportation, that is, these machines can later be installed locally in places. uh, receiving this household waste. the operator loads household waste into the chamber of the hydrogen inverter, then the machine grinds them to the desired size and feeds them to the reactor, where the recycling process takes an ho

debt, dividend is secured, it's a company that's not spending at all costs in places like the arctic circlend i think is focused much more on profitable businesses. you heard me say all the time and what we saw with energy stocks is they're responding differently than they did in the first two an a three waves of understood lying price of oil. while oil is struggling, 1t 100 day and 300 day for big oils is where they're going. i think you say there. the energy remains way too low. >> that gas is helping them. remember back, i think it was the same time period when you said sentiment is so low that's when they made the acquisition. >> $50 billion something. >> now lack at it. courtney >> i want to echo that we have been optimist, on energy, and i think you want to continue to have that exposure this is my final trade on wednesday when i was here. you do want to make sure you're owning these, especially right now, where energy prices are going up but to tim's point, their break even is so much lower. only $45, $50 a bear so yes, i'm optimist, here >> time for the final trade. steve grasso, fu

entire planet. micro plastics have now even been found in snow on a small bard archipelago in the arctic circle. a disturbing discovery hand sewage treatment plants at least filter out micro plastics from our water. professor christina far from the university of bye white is on a field trip. behind the municipal sewage works where the filtered waste water is discharged into the local river. his team has devised their own manta drawl, a net for picking up the plastic particles. good. okay. time to launch manta, with little data available until recently, it's a pioneering field of research that requires innovation on the part of the scientists ramos. if you are like other research groups, new to the issue, we thought it would be pretty straightforward. it's just a matter of going out. taking samples and performing an experiment is a party. but these particles behave differently when they're a completely new class of substance and incredibly complex. people talk about micro plastic in the environment on black, but it comes in a range of different shapes and sizes, different compositions and differ

first of all, for mockery , to organize some kind of conference beyond the arctic circle in anadyr, youit decorously for yourself, you take notes in the hall, you just went out into the street. the bear lifted up this is clear. i'm clear, fire my besides, comrades bernikov berdnikov said that we would have a visit to the beach yes, thank god for sure here is the key to your room mrs. postysheva, mr. gribanov didn’t understand from yours for mr. balabin, where is the key excuse me, there’s nothing , all the rooms are occupied. listen, colonel. tell amine to eat. the black raven starts up neatly and understands the latest news. i will live with you. here's a spreadsheet for you. where is my bed? this is oops. and why is this a folding bed for me? this is my number. i have a key, by the way, some kind of boring. well okay, only out of respect for your sitting and sciatica, my cot, but mind you, i'll creak terribly in the darkness of the night. so where do you put it? yes, i'll put it myself, out, i respect the fresh air very much. thanks. you'll need it, we 'll call you, come on. and what

arctic inhabitants of the vast territories located north of the arctic circle must be strong hardy andth these qualities can one survive, where all year round there is only snow and ice. russia belongs the largest and perhaps the least explored part of this nearly deserted region. the russian arctic stretches for 6 thousand kilometers from the border with norway to alaska endless ice deserts and individual islands novaya zemlya taimyr wrangel island in march , ice drift begins on the white sea in the west of the russian arctic. thousands of seals gather here just to give birth to offspring. the mother seal carefully ensures that there is always a free polynya next to her cub, then she will be able to look after him. cubs seals weigh only 10 kg at birth, 10 times less than their mother at first, they only eat and sleep, they need to grow as quickly as possible, because their mother will feed them with milk for only 12 days, then their cubs, also called squirrels, will remain on the ice. only after the seals change their baby white skin for adult dark fur, they will be able to go to sea

of radioactive waste, and the sheksna bakery is ready to actually double its output beyond the arctic circleveloping agriculture. now in vorkuta he knows how to grow greens, all year round alena logvinova in karelia, specialists from a local company are working on improving a hydrogen inverter for processing garbage ; a machine that can already destroy household medical industrial waste. now the radioactive site will also be disposed of in petrozavodsk, where the equipment is tested and improved by developments. they have already become interested not only in other russian regions, but in neighboring countries, about 14 different applications were here, mainly the oryol region, the moscow region, the city of moscow, but

this high pressure is going so far up into the arctic circle. and very cool air. at temperatures compared to average. it will be 13 to 14 degrees cooler than average. that is the autumn seesaw that we deal with. an area of high pressure warmer to slightly normal. we see if ngstay. that will be the case again tomorrow. and t will be almost a carbon copy. the mist and fog hanging in the usual spots. low to mid 60's along the coast and that will spread to downtown san francisco. 7880 two through most of the north bay valleys. mid-50's to about low 60's. we will warm up and looking long-range. we have to wait until then. >> we are shaking things up. >> check out these grungy genes. they are history and they sold for a price you will not be ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >> monday is the anniversary. they are giving people the chance to experience what a magnitude seven feels like. >> gary windham has live through his fair share of earthquakes in california. >> it was kind of fun. >> he got to feel t

both senators also expressed desire for more security in the american arctic circle given alaska's proximity around about 700,000 men have fled russia ever since vladimir putin announced this partial draft last month. we know that most people have been fleeing to countries like kazakhstan and georgia and other neighbouring european countries. to america is a first. a fire has damaged stone carved statues on easter island and some of the charring is said to be irreparable. one of chile's's culture ministers, carolina perez, said one had been damaged badly. it has many statues carved by a polynesian tribe more than 500 years ago. right, time now to get all the latest sports news. hello, i'm hugh ferris. three european teams have taken a step closer to qualifying for next year's women's world cup after the first round of playoffs. among them, wales, whose star player, jess fishlock, provided a stunning winner as they beat bosnia 1—0 after extra time. they'd previously had four goals ruled out for offside, but now face switzerland on tuesday as they attempt to reach a major championship finals f

intelligence of the russian atomic the belgorod submarine left its base in the white sea beyond the arctic circlee is probably heading to the kara sea to test the poseidon nuclear torpedo, which is also called the weapon of the apocalypse, the publication says . what actually holds back vladimir putin and what consequences dissatisfaction with the kremlin elites can lead to, the situation on the battlefield, we will talk about this later ivan preobrazhenskyi joins the broadcast and a political scientist expert on the national issues of central and eastern europe ivan hello, i repeat the question once again, what exactly is holding vladimir putin back, so that he does not use nuclear weapons ? nuclear conflict vladimir putin does not look like a person who is ready to die. the recovery of life is clearly not going to end itself in the next few weeks in such a difficult way, and the next problem is his relationship with the russian military, which is not up to the mark .

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both senators have also expressed their desire for more security in the american arctic circle given more infrastructure to combat any type of threats from russia. it's thought around about 700,000 men have fled russia ever since vladimir putin announced this partial draft last month. we know that most people have been fleeing to countries like kazakhstan and georgia and other neighbouring european countries. in fact two men from russia have come to america is a first. prince harry, baroness doreen lawrence, sir eltonjohn and elizabeth hurley are part of a group who've launched legal action against associated newspapers, publishers of the daily mail, the mail on sunday and the mail0nline for alleged gross breaches of privacy. our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds, has the story. they are veterans of the fight against media intrusion. now, prince harry, sir eltonjohn and his partner david furnish, liz hurley and sadie frost have combined forces to take on the mail, along with — and this was a surprise — baroness doreen lawrence. she has had a warm relationship with the daily mai

nick beake, bbc news, in the arctic circle.her quarter of huge profits. shell made £8.1 billion in the three months to the end of september. the government has imposed a 25% windfall tax on energy companies, on top of the tax they pay on their uk operations — but firms can offset much of this by investing in new energy resources. well, our business correspondent marc ashdown is here. it means our energy pain is the gain for shell. the companies that extract and sell the gas and oil on our seeing profits driven by the spike in oiland our seeing profits driven by the spike in oil and gas prices because of the war in ukraine. in the last quarter shell made £8.i of the war in ukraine. in the last quarter shell made £8.1 billion, the second highest profit quarterly in the history of the company. the highest was the last quarter, up untiljune it was £9.5 billion, well over $10 billion. shell so far this year has made it £26 billion, over $30 billion, well over double what it made last year. analysts say we do need to take a long—term

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venture deep into the arctic circle and you find svalbard. there is no place quite like it. is on fast forward. this polar explorer wants to show us how her world disappearing. to survive as a polar bear now i think you have to be super good at hunting, as a polar bear, because the main source of food, the seals, are diminishing and the ice that both the seal on the polar bears are dependent on our diminishing. it is getting less and less ice. this norwegian archipelago is warming six times faster than the global average. there is much less ice here to reflect heat and more exposed ocean to absorb it. these beluga whales are swimming and water that is much hotter than it used to be and all wildlife here in svalbard is having to adapt to this hotter world. you can hear them now. it's hotter in the water and it's hotter in the air, too. melting here raises sea levels that effects weather patterns across the globe. in what is the northernmost settlement in the world, its life on the edge. houses are being moved and rebuilt. new barriers installed to stop avalanches triggered by

about a spat with the ambassador of china e- they argued about the decision of the assembly of the arctic circlean of the nato military committee and the chinese ambassador to iceland, he rulun, had such a verbal spat. i have a question for you because you emphasize the principle of sovereignty and the importance of internationally recognized borders in the world. view of the ukrainian crisis is a chinese one, the chinese ambassador answers includes historical effective and the world needs to understand the first reason and also called china a peacemaker in the world, what kind of historical perspective is this in china that does not allow them to recognize the war of russia against ukraine, the historical perspective, you understand the chinese always look at the perspective , really, that is, they cannot give an assessment, for example, of events that are happening right now, right before their eyes. that is, you never, uh, you can not give an assessment, for example, because ukraine lost or did not lose because that in a month the situation at the front will change and the situation will be c

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one of the combines of bread products is ready to actually double the output , and beyond the arctic circlegriculture is developing in vorkuta, they have learned how to produce greens. all the year round, all the details are with alena logvinova. in karelia, specialists from a local company are working on improving a hydrogen inverter according to recycling machine can already destroy household medical industrial waste. now the radioactive site will be disposed of in petrozavodsk, where the equipment is tested and improved by developments. already interested not only in other russian regions, but also in neighboring countries , there were about 14 different applications. that's basically the oryol region there, the moscow region, the city of moscow, one of the advantages is the lack of the need for transportation, that is, these cars can will subsequently establish a local location for the receipt of this household waste. the operator loads household waste into the hydrogen inverter chamber, then the machines grind it to the required size and feed it to the reactor, where the recycling proc

been done for the development of the city in the past few years. the largest wind farm beyond the arctic circleperation in the murmansk region, the kola wind farm will become part of the country's unified energy system while it operates in test mode development of green energy report on andrey zaitsev with by pressing a few buttons on the monitor located inside the turbine, the process of synchronizing the next wind power plant with the general system of the wind farm at the kola air force begins . yes, because, well, i don’t know about and it’s quite dangerous when they land the system is fully automated, huge fans can operate at wind speeds from 3.5 to 25 m/s. in stormy weather, the turbines, the sensors automatically turn off and the blades stop perpendicular to the direction of the air flow, the power of one such installation is 3. megawatt for our region is additional taxes and, of course, the story of the fact that we have a high-tech facility. and, despite once again talking about the sanctions on the pressure on our country. here is the fact that everything is completed, and hmm is prep

. >> democrat needs border on the arctic circle your reaction? >> all of our borders are at risk. they polled 40% to that northern border to go to mexico. to be on the mexican border the bottom line is they are arresting a record amount of russians coming through mexico. the whole world knows this border is every one. every knows the borders open including terrorist organizations and countries that hate us and what does this country distribute. >> tom always appreciate your great insight, thanks tom. molly: we will take a look at the gop's and growing diversity across the country next. so it's really a special moment to know that i had a family member who over a hundred years prior have walk these grounds. ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u do it all. one dose of ubrelvy, quickly stops migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. is that showed a light that vice president harris st. paul, minnesota today. with the states lieute

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there were no way to no ways the abode. opm to the premier league lead the travels the inside arctic circle a for this match, the only goal a came from because soccer in the 1st half and was very fortunate as well possible and making it 3 winds that form 3 and the group stages. elsewhere in the group or matches. josie medina are all my came away from a rail breakfast with the one old draw andre absolutey with the equalizer for roma, but they're still stuck in 1st place that in the table that is taught the group on 10 points for shadow are now those 1st from his at 7 home, but with the club korea goal will look to lift man to see knighted in europe and a get against ammonia in new quasi em. united came away from my cyprus who had the 3 to win a week ago. their only 2nd the in their group and manager, a 10. hi good. it says there's plenty of room for improvement from both his team and he stop there. we have a certain demand on place what we expect coleman and so to position the pitch. and so, and what i do is, and but that is as everyone ought to play, i want to get the best out of it and kno

when you can even sunbathe beyond the arctic circle, the sun is so bright that you cannot do withoutsses. according to local residents. northern tan lasts much longer. longer than the southern truth, the sun of the northerners. it doesn’t often spoil the clear sky, the sky can suddenly tighten gloomy clouds and vice versa, the locals react differently to sharp weather contrasts, my peers are going to go right now because of the climate. well, for various reasons. you know, polar night. it's hard for people and that's it. it's close to the north end. we even go somewhere in the summer. i miss you so much already. i want to go back to come back and wait for these places more than words, severomorsk in the first place, the city of sailors, and family. well done served on the ship. father. also served on the same ship that i served at the moment. well, i knew from school that i would serve, severomorsk is a closed city. you can get here only with a military specific pass. it can be seen in almost everything, even in architecture and sights. this is the famous ka-21 submarine during the g

it's where really talking arctic circle here, those kinds of conditions. october 1778 british british vessels seize the russian merchant army. going to try to pronounce this properly, because i don't know if it's in french, german or what it's the young prince couldn't find it in russian. couldn't. and i don't speak french. it's bound for france with a cargo of hemp and flax. now from russia standpoint, hemp is excluded from seizure by the british under the 1766 commercial treaty. flax is excluded from seizure by all treaties. it's it's is fair game. so she's angry. and in december 78, she announces catherine announces that the white sea is close to all merchant vessels or all right, merchant raiders. my apologies. her her foreign minister account nikita panin does not want a confrontation with britain he doesn't see it as in russia's interests. and at this point he's arguing against taking any drastic steps to deal with the british seizure of russian cargoes. she's not happy about that. but this is an opportunity because that first vessel seized was seize

know how i have never been there at risk, but nevertheless there are cities that are close to the arctic circleectures, what did they do? they repainted all the houses. it's so real. there are bright american colors, bright yellow yes yes yes yes yes yes. yes, yes, high masts install a lamp. they are called sun lamps, that is, bright light, bright houses, pure white snow and the polar night is not felt at all. complete nutrition. that is, you will engage in veganism in the summer, because there are fresh vegetables, vitamins, and so on, and in the fall. please have a sufficient amount of proteins, fats, carbohydrates and vitamins, because you are getting ready for what winter is very pleasant very good aromatherapy way. must smell good. well, i didn’t say in vain that we can. i love the smell of autumn flowers. choose for yourself some pleasant smell that feigns you to an optimistic outlook on life. it shouldn't be an annoying smell, because it is some kind of light smell, but pleasant to you and of course, this is an emotional training. the first is the development of a positive perception. ye

text was read by sergey garmash arctic inhabitants of the vast territories located north of the arctic circleust be strong hardy and very patient. only with these qualities can one survive, where all year round there is only snow and ice. russia owns the largest and perhaps the least explored part of this almost deserted region. the russian arctic stretches for 6,000 kilometers from the norwegian border to alaska endless ice deserts and individual islands novaya zemlya taimyr wrangel island in march, the white sea in the west of the russian arctic begins to drift. thousands seals gather here only to produce offspring. the mother seal carefully ensures that there is always a free hole next to her cub, then she will be able to look after him. seal cubs weigh only 10 kg at birth, 10 times less than their mother at first, they only eat and sleep, they need to grow as quickly as possible, because their mother will feed them with milk for only 12 days, then their cubs, also called squirrels, will remain on the ice. alone only after the pups change their children's white skin on adult dark fur, they