dear mother, i'm doing well because i didn't find a decent lady in strasbourg before i moved.ow , after all, the polish opponents are undoubtedly the most beautiful , and now i promise to carefully look around to find the best of them in addition. i bought a piano, perhaps it is the music that will attract the fate of my abode, true. i never learned to play decently and dshp. we are close. come visit me. don't play. how can you. i missed you very much, mother, dear edward january 20th. i made a report on some of the phenomena that occur in gases and liquids under high pressure conditions. all the professors of the university gathered and it seems that i convinced them that this is a very promising direction. they gave me a lab. it's even better than in paris . if modern appliances are a vacuum pump , a compressor, a gas engine, i brought the latest cabin apparatus. here i found a friend. king of olszewski. we are similar in many ways, he is also passionate about science, he has a strange hobby of growing chrysanthemums. almost like my piano playing. we are the same age, both i

but back to rwanda, strasbourg could be on the brink . backing down over, the brink.opped rwanda removal . the home secretary removal. the home secretary suella braverman revealed this that she has been encouraged by discussions with the european court of human rights. these discussions could lead to removing a key barrier. and finally see channel migrants sent the east african nation . sent the east african nation. the home office first flight was blocked at the 11th hour by an anonymous strasbourg judge thought to happens to be in a russian in the bar. but that hasn't been confirmed using . an hasn't been confirmed using. an injunction known as a rules 39 order, the government's illegal migration sets out plans allow ministers to ignore rule 39 measures unless strasbourg ag agrees to rein in their use . now agrees to rein in their use. now i'm delighted to have my panels with me as i was reading that out i was rather worried that the it's the illegal migration bill which makes some of the bill which makes some of the bill is illegal than the migration is illegal. i

and in a whole range of policy areas, i think sometimes the jurisprudence from the strasbourg court isiament or british values more generally. let's end, in a way, where we began, because i think in a sense it's a focus of the week. and it's language, i'm afraid. you know the story about the email that was sent in your name. now, you say you didn't see it and you say you didn't sign it off. it said an "activist blob", including leftie lawyers, civil servants and the labour party had blocked your plans. why did someone writing that think you would believe that? you'd have to ask them. i didn't write that email. i didn't sign it off. i didn't see the email. but they did it. it was sent in eror. that is what you think, isn't it? you'd have to ask the author of the... have you ever said the word blob? i'v e. probably, i have used the word blob. ever complained about civil servants? listen, i actually, you know, you give me a good opportunity to put on record my thanks... now that wasn't the question. well, you've invited me to comment. because the people i know who know you say you critici

at the processes for more than 140 people, clashes with the police took place in other cities of strasbourg or they continue and the wave of strikes on the railway on the eve of the demonstrators blocked the tracks at the station in versailles chances they threw firecrackers on the rails and sabotaged the departure of trains earlier , a research firm silt conducted a poll that showed that 68% of the french population supported the removal. here is the mind of distrust in the government or the resignation of the prime minister. in addition, the introduction of a lack of confidence in the government is supported by 64% of those who voted for the macron. the us congress will consider a bill to end normal trade relations with china. the corresponding initiative was made by missouri republican senator josh hawley, in his opinion, the adoption of such a law will reduce the dependence of the united states on china economically, in addition to the abolition of the normal status of trade relations with beijing, the bill proposes to revise tariffs on chinese goods, in the direction of their moreover,

this pair brought us the victory of paris 21 marseille in the tour played in a draw with strasbourg 2terestingly, quieter, did not lead 2 zero, playing in the minority, however, they did not keep this advantage, the armchair under jose mourinho swayed, the romans have already been told that the fate of the portuguese. it depends on whether the club makes it to the champions league next season, while the chances are high, despite the defeat of 3-4 from the tsula by the romans, the fifth in the asset are the same 47 points, however, second-placed inter have only three points more than the leader of the series. napoli 20 won out of talent, however, the most interesting was the confrontation between juventus and sandoria 4:2, the team, olegri, won the double level, already the seventh. yes sleepy to the european competition only four points. and that was the sports day. see you in belarus 1. stopudovo inna couldn't get home, i took her to me. vetrova 18/1 apartment four on the wind, you sit under the house and wait for one of us to open the door for you, and you left, you will have to be

, backed up by large strasbourg, backed up by large sections of the media back up by british judgescond, you know, parliament can pass laws. of course it can , but pass laws. of course it can, but we're signed up here by international treaty to the european convention on human rights. i mean, we're almost back, actually to the brexit debate. what i'm really getting at is rather than fiddling around the edges and hoping for around the edges and hoping for a decent , which i, around the edges and hoping for a decent, which i, i'm still very pessimistic about, wouldn't just be more honest to say that we shouldn't be part of echr, that we should genuinely be sovereign when comes to managing our borders . so sovereign when comes to managing our borders. so nigel, i'll be very clear with you . i've said very clear with you. i've said it before in other interviews. i absolutely do think that the next general election is a case and we should have in the conservative party manifesto that we will from the that we will withdraw from the echr as you say, treaty echr because, as you say, treaty

and i remember once you came to strasbourg . great times and strasbourg.rasbourg. yes great times and i took you out for dinner at cheapest dinner i ever bought because as a devout muslim , you because as a devout muslim, you did not touch the devil. the devil's by the how are we getting , in devil's by the how are we getting, in your view , devil's by the how are we getting , in your view , with getting, in your view, with integration in society , muslims, integration in society, muslims, christians, everybody ? how are christians, everybody? how are we doing? well, i worry about it and i touch on some of these issues on my show, as well, and talking about some of these things do think that amongst my some of my muslim compatriots there is a of a denial of there is a little of a denial of an issue within community around extremism. right this not extremism. right and this is not to that every muslim is to say that every muslim is extremist, because, course, extremist, because, of course, they're are they're not most of them are going their business going

, backed up by large strasbourg, backed up by large sections of the media back up by british judgesa second, you know, parliament can pass laws. of course it can , but pass laws. of course it can, but we're signed up here by international treaty to the european convention on human rights. i mean, we're almost back, actually to the brexit debate. what i'm really getting at is rather than fiddling around the edges and hoping for around the edges and hoping for a decent , which i, around the edges and hoping for a decent, which i, i'm still very pessimistic about, wouldn't just be more honest to say that we shouldn't be part of echr, that we should genuinely be sovereign when comes to managing our borders . so sovereign when comes to managing our borders. so nigel, i'll be very clear with you . i've said very clear with you. i've said it before in other interviews. i absolutely do think that the next general election is a case and we should have in the conservative party manifesto that we will from the that we will withdraw from the echr as you say, treaty echr because, as you say, tre

and i remember once you came to strasbourg . great times and strasbourg.ourg. yes great times and i took you out for dinner at cheapest dinner i ever bought because as a devout muslim , you because as a devout muslim, you did not touch the devil. the devil's by the how are we getting , in devil's by the how are we getting, in your view , devil's by the how are we getting , in your view , with getting, in your view, with integration in society , muslims, integration in society, muslims, christians, everybody ? how are christians, everybody? how are we doing? well, i worry about it and i touch on some of these issues on my show, as well, and talking about some of these things do think that amongst my some of my muslim compatriots there is a of a denial of there is a little of a denial of an issue within community around extremism. right this not extremism. right and this is not to that every muslim is to say that every muslim is extremist, because, course, extremist, because, of course, they're are they're not most of them are going their business going abou

today, the french court will be held in the city of strasbourg, which can be considered as the new roundprotests in this, the reason for the protests and now the problems. livelihood, and also the bill to increase the retirement age, the livelihood problems that were part of the protests in all european countries, this bill to increase the pension in france fueled a larger number of lawsuits by the protestors of the policies until today, this court, which is in strasbourg and is the european court of human rights in fact, the french authorities regarding the issue of urban water and environmental protection, they raised a complaint that the policies of these french government officials have caused a water shortage crisis, and therefore this has actually caused strong protests in the west of france, especially in what is known as the second wave. alla's protests have been evaluated in the news, let's see that the uncle's departure in the united states, according to the forecast of the national meteorological organization of the united states, people in some special areas in the state of c

but when we emailed and even cooled at the abs, strasbourg office to ask about their work, they declined to take part. another conservative faith based legal foundation that received large sums from the u. s. is the european center for law and justice, led by french jurist, griego popping we fellow. so that is all the only ones who can save human rights from self destruction because we accept that god exists. mr. popping foundation is use legal opinions, represent clients, and mounts challenges in the european court of human rights. he was, will say, unavailable for an interview. but not all it a geisha relies on us funding in poland leaked emails show how order juris uses its legal actions such as the prosecution of proportion support wealth, a justina average in sca to raise equal funds. furnish l g b t q activist camera match. yoga has also found himself at the center of who the year is supported. litigation, what is concerning is that they are using their legal ways to ah, the threats, the activists, the ash you raise after active is published this online map of local municipalities

she is attended today's hearing, and she's joining us from strasbourg. thank you very much indeed for being with us . and i want to ask you about the background to this bas. first of all, you were at the meeting today. how confident are you feeling after the meeting? i think i'm feeling a bit less confident after the meeting, then i did the forward and, and that's a difficult sentiment to put in words. and i will be very surprised if i me are actually going to be at hurt and accept a dinner case. what makes you think that ah, bed that to swiss men who spoke 1st. they were in my opinion, a disappointment to me. to be honest, i almost felt a bit shamed for the level of discussion for the level of her communication. and i had feed her i had to feeling like, ah, what every loan you didn't the last 4 to 5 years a just past them. so that knowledge that they were portraying, in terms of their climate, that tough for me were not on top of the debate and that disappointed me. what is your next stage then? is it just to wait for the the judges to make their recomm

but more importantly, the european convention on human rights backed up by that court in strasbourg.s is the most important part that i don't think anyone has talked about across british media today. the fact is that british judges have always , always interpreted that always, always interpreted that law in favour as they see it of the original echr our treaty. i don't think any of this is going to work , but i'll tell you what to work, but i'll tell you what i really think . i really think i really think. i really think what the conservatives are trying to do is to expose laboun trying to do is to expose labour. now, the labour response to this was, well, we're enough. are you going to deport people, too? if you haven't got any agreements? it was a reasonable point. they also pointed out that the last labour administration did actually deport tens of thousands of people who were here illegally, something the tories haven't done. but having look, have a listen. this short video put out by conservative central office this afternoon , at least 430 this afternoon, at least 430 migrant a

but more importantly, the european convention on human rights backed up by that court in strasbourg.s is the most important part that i don't think anyone has talked about across british media today. the fact is that british judges have always , always interpreted that always, always interpreted that law in favour as they see it of the original echr our treaty. i don't think any of this is going to work , but i'll tell you what to work, but i'll tell you what i really think . i really think i really think. i really think what the conservatives are trying to do is to expose laboun trying to do is to expose labour. now, the labour response to this was, well, we're enough. are you going to deport people, too? if you haven't got any agreements? it was a reasonable point. they also pointed out that the last labour administration did actually deport tens of thousands of people who were here illegally, something the tories haven't done. but having look, have a listen. this short video put out by conservative central office this afternoon , at least 430 this afternoon, at least 430 migrant a

street battles in lyon demonstrators weapons firecrackers fireworks police tear gas strasbourg and the crowd in response to the decision to adopt pension reform by force also promises to use force dismantles metal fences. scaffolding is dismantled at the moment in paris, the rebellious youth acts in small groups quickly and unpredictably for the police. she warns that the protest is becoming too radical the words of one of the commanders. rapid response teams are led by the agency, media couples. we are on the threshold of the rebellion emmanuel macron is playing a very dangerous game the leader of unconquered france, jean-luc-méladshow, calls the distrust of the government , which is still not considering the option of voluntary resignation , along with the macron against the backdrop of reigning chaos , has fallen to twenty-six percent anastasia popovich bernard gleb on a couple of news. paris france russian attack aircraft. they captured a platoon stronghold of the apu. our fog, the fighters of the airborne forces set off , they secretly approached the area where the scouts with air

police used tear gas, clashes broke out in douze and other cities, in particular, in the left of strasbourghe minister of internal affairs visited the police headquarters, it became the object of unacceptable attacks, many policemen were seriously injured, some of them were seriously doused with acid, molotov cocktails were thrown, stones were also thrown, protests not uncommon in france , but this time a significant part of the population was angered by how president macron carried out the pension reform, he introduced it without a vote in parliament and then defended it an unpopular step in a speech on television, i think almost everyone considered it offensive to the entire population, people were already angry, and this added even more fuel to the fire , if the parliament had voted for it democratically, i probably would not be here today at this protest, i am not a fighter. i don't like protesting next week i have more protests planned so this has delayed the state visit of king chardz and concert queen camilla who were supposed to go to paris this weekend when emmanuel macron ran for

ex-wife of a judge in boryspil is waiting for flight to germany, from where she probably went to strasbourgconference , it is true that the trips were accompanied by her ex, not even a couple of words about the new year 2020 , the ex-spouse celebrated together, apparently in spain, probably a mysterious man with a glass of champagne in this video from anna sviridenko's instagram and it is pavlo gorbasenko, at least according to our sources from the plane in barcelona, ​​the couple went out together in 2021 gorbasenko and sviridenko meet together in hurghada and then the ex-spouses go to spain three times and once fly to paris in the photo from hanna svyridenko's instagram we can see catalunya square in barcelona. and this is one of the largest avenues of barça and seade gràcia , the most expensive boutique hotels and architectural masterpieces of antonio gaudi are located here, and finally 2022, the year of the war in ukraine, a few weeks before the full-scale invasion, the couple again flew together to hurghada , and on december 24, on the eve of catholic christmas, gorbasenko and svyriden

fireworks fireworks at the police tear gas usually calm brest plunged into the clubs of tear gas in strasbourgponse to the forceful decision to adopt pension reform also promises to use force disassembles metal fences. scaffolding is dismantled at the moment in paris, rebellious youth act in small groups quickly and unpredictably for the police. she warns that the protest is becoming too radical the words of one of the commanders. rapid response teams are led by the media park agency. we are on the threshold of the rebellion emmanuel macron is playing a very dangerous game. from political failure the crisis responded with indignation results and spontaneous protests are boiling over again . the leader of the unconquered france , jean-luc mélenchon, calls what is happening popular. here he is not trusted by the government, which is still not considering the option of voluntary resignation or the macron fell to twenty- six percent amid the reigning chaos. strengthen the it infrastructure of russia to avoid leakage of important information, as well as protect young people from alien influence and

opportunities for a new level of intensity have reached a protest in france marseille bordeaux strasbourg rennie hundreds of thousands of people loudly declare that they do not agree to raising the retirement age and reducing social benefits in paris and other cities. the police are dispersing the crowds from the street with water cannons and tear gas, transport workers and public utilities are on strike. our european correspondent. regina sevastyanova gets in touch with the studio. good evening regina how dangerous is the situation. how much the french are radical. and if there are signs that the authorities will make such concessions. hello, there is no doubt that the french are more than radical, and today , right from the first minutes of the manifestation of the ninth national day of strikes , manifestations of that same aggression could be observed in various cities of france. uh, concentrating gas water cannons all this right from the first minutes of the official 240 manifestation , exactly such a number of actions today, and in the fifth republic , the police are already passing

hes what the eu's commissioner of finance services told european parliament in strasbourg today. >> weay that the banking sector is in overall good shape. in recent years and issilience supervised by national and european authorities. but i think at this early stage we can start to look at some of the lessons that these failures in the u.s. have for the european union. kasia: let's cross over to get some analysis from susannah streeter, head of money and marketst investment services hargreaves lansdown. let's focus on credit suisse. is there a real risk it could go bust? >> i think there is growing concern about just how robt the bank is, particularly when we hear authorities talking to the bank's management to try to work out the way forward, and alarms have been raised at least for another european government asking authorities in switzerland to take action to try and restore confidence. certainly the had already been experiencing problems. but what has happened right now with this bank rout and concerns about the impact of the svb collapse and the impact on small banks in the u.s. i

so miss, rather thank you for taking the time to speak with us when you are in strasbourg for a campaign called political prisoners, ordered to die. it's white, grim title. what is this campaign about? and what do you hope to achieve here? basically, putin has taken a number of political prisoners and russia, and some of them are people that i'm close to. i'm a specifically, a young man named vladimir care, a mercer is facing 24 years in prison for basically calling putin a war criminal. um, we also have a mchale socket. feely who's in prison in georgia, under a russian influence government. i'm. he is slowly being tortured to death in prison . and so there's a number of these people and, and what i'm here to do today is to energize the european parliament and the european commission to fight for these people. it's one thing to provide weapons for ukraine and very important. but another thing to provide support for those who have, who are standing up to putin or have stood up to put so that they understand that that, that they're somebody who has their back. and that's what i'm trying to

that will work on the model of the entire tribunal, and this meeting will already take place in strasbourg23 thank you, maria inozentseva, deputy head of the verkhovna rada committee on integration of ukraine into the european union, head of the permanent delegation of ukraine to the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe , was in touch with us. one of the topics of the meeting of the contact group on the defense of ukraine in the rammstein 10 format will be the search for this very information and an innovative solution , the united states minister of defense said lloyd austin, the members of the group unite to jointly develop this solution to the problems of industrial production and i am sure that we will continue to move forward to ensure that the needs of ukraine are met in the spring and in the future. still time to read operational news hmm great great well there is also an important signal not too comforting from our friendly or neutral india although we understand that neutrality during a full-scale russian invasion so to speak, this is not very com-info, so india called

want to ask why i alone was not included in the sanctions lists, i will say so, i will sue them in strasbourgcause moral suffering. bastards personal sanctions are as a medal for service to the motherland is curious. will sanctions of the second degree of the highest category appear and in general, when will american sanctions become available to ordinary russians, when will the americans finally get to the house manager and will you take a package between the people's sawmill? welcome i love you, as i do not love, my pieces of mole julius scab. margulis' apartment today at zero 20 on ntv mask new season tomorrow at 22:20 on ntv fight. there may be a different mechanism for the development of pain, one is not important. what caused the pain if there is pentalgin universal remedies against different types of pain due to the combined composition of pentalgin acts against pain, wherever it is, regardless of the causes of its occurrence , pasta and puree cutlets only surki. from february 25 to march 4, have time to set the sun and moon for 139 rubles. appetite services for 999 rubles. shampoo hor

but when we emailed and even cooled at the abs, strasbourg office to ask about their work, they declined to take part. another conservative faith based legal foundation that received large sums from the u. s. is the european center for law and justice led by for jurist, legal popping. we fellow server tips are the only ones who can save human rights from self destruction. because we accept such good exists. mr. popping foundation is use legal opinions, represent clients and mounts challenges in the european court of human rights. he was, will say on available for an interview. but not all. it again relies on us funding in poland, leaked emails show how order juris uses its legal actions, such as the prosecution of abortion support were a justina virginia sca to raise equal funds furnish algae b t q activist campbell matches that has also found himself at the center of food a year is supported, litigation, what is concerning is that they are using their legal ways to ah, to thrive the activists. the actual race. after activist published this online map of local municipalities, arguing tha

meeting of the coalition for the creation of a special tribunal will take place on 21-22 march in strasbourgyear ago, the cadres of the first battle on the station street in buch shocked the whole world, then a column of russian vehicles moving towards kyiv stopped the armed forces of ukraine with well-aimed shots on a narrow street, the enemy tried to escape, but it was difficult to turn around the armored vehicles. and when the bayraktars hit the first and last cars russia did not understand that death was here for them. at that time , local residents were hiding in basements and lootings . they were happy that the armed forces were destroying the invaders, but in the end more than a dozen families would be left without their homes, in total, almost a hundred buildings are damaged. what does vokzalna look like a year after the battle? khrystyna velichanska saw the entrance to irpin, ukrainian defenders are already waiting for them, so the convoy stops on the station street, just in front of artem's house , five people from his family quickly knock on their row they will hide in the crypt w

mass riots and clashes between demonstrators and police in paris strasbourg leoni and rennie french residentsion reform. the parliament did not support the distrust of the government the day before , nine votes were not enough. if the west does not comply with the requirements of russia, moscow will withdraw from the grain deal in 60 days , the foreign ministry said on vladimir putin called for sending cargoes under this initiative, not well-fed countries. yes, does he live? the document concluded almost a year ago in istanbul until the summer was sorted out by emil versaliev. the grain deal signed back in july last year between moscow ankara kiev and the un was supposed to save the world from a large-scale food crisis on paper. this is an effective mechanism by which ukrainian grain and fertilizer would be received by the poorest countries, but the intermediate milestone of 8 months shows a few things. otherwise, we will focus on the package nature of this deal , primarily in the interests of african and other developing countries, bearing in mind that they in need of large volumes of food i

demonstrators weapons firecrackers police fireworks tear gas usually calm brest plunged into tear gas clubs strasbourg in response to the forceful decision to adopt pension reform also promises to use force dismantles metal fences. scaffolding is being dismantled moment in paris, the rebellious youth act in small groups quickly and unpredictably for the police. she warns that the protest is becoming too radical the words of one of the commanders. rapid response teams are led by the media park agency. we are on the threshold of the uprising emmanuel macron is playing a very dangerous game the leader of the unconquered france, jean-luc melenchon, calls what is happening people's distrust of the government, which still does not consider the option of voluntary resignation in the third year or macron collapsed against the backdrop of reigning chaos up to twenty-six percent. tomorrow afternoon, he promises to appear on the air of two french tv channels, where he will talk about how he sees the further strategy and whether anastasia is ready to make concessions about bernard gleb to lead paris france the gr

demonstrators weapons firecrackers police tear gas usually calm brest plunged into tear gas clubs strasbourg response to the forceful decision to adopt pension reform also promises to use force dismantles metal fences. scaffolding is dismantled at the moment in paris, rebellious youth act in small groups quickly and unpredictably for the police. she warns that the protest is becoming too radical the words of one of the commanders. rapid response brigades leads the mediapark agency. we are on the threshold of the rebellion emmanuel macron is playing a very dangerous game. the government of elizabeth bourne left the political crisis, the street met the results of the vote with violent indignation and again boils spontaneous protests do not stop the leader of the unsubdued france, jean-luc mélenchon, calls what is happening popular. here he is not trusted by the government, which is still not considering the option of voluntary resignation, the third mokron against the backdrop of the reigning house has fallen to twenty-six percent. the kiev regime has blocked access to the caves of the kiev-pe

and similar scenes on the streets of strasbourg.nd in bordeaux, the entrance to the town hall was set alight. this city, along with paris, was due to be visited by king charles and camilla, the queen consort. but as the clear—up operation continues, that visit has been postponed, president macron declaring it would "lack common sense" to host the royal couple, as more protests are planned in the coming days. even those who were due to roll out the red carpet were planning strike action. the president of france. the king and the president have met before, when charles was the prince of wales, but their next meeting is now on hold. protesters who oppose raising the pension age from 62 to 64 feel vindicated. when you have a republican monarch like macron and a real monarch like charles iii dining together at versailles, i mean, it's about publicity. and i think it's a victory for us to have the visit cancelled because we know why it has been cancelled. so, yes, i think it is a victory, and we are quite happy about it. visitors who are

at least then the ultimate the ultimate arbiter would be our supreme, not a court in strasbourg.aid to you that if i'm going to challenge the government, i don't want that states court to look at my challenge. i'd much rather have an outside arbiter. if you're challenging a state, that's got to be fair. i've done i agree on many , but not this. i agree on many, but not this. but we'll debate this again and again and again and very interesting liberty suit. i made it very clear in the last night that we will stay part of a c, h r well, the for our moment, cricket is growing all over the world. there is now an international global tea t20 league and a new record was established this week when the isle of man t10 nz cricket team, now this men's team , they've now this men's team, they've raced up from being 77th in the world to 39th in the world with convincing wins over romania, turkey , many others. they came turkey, many others. they came up against spain and they were bowled out in 8.4 overs for a grand total of ten spain. then went in to bat the first ball was a wide and a nobl

the second meeting is scheduled for the end of march and it will be held in the french city of strasbourg there is enough news, you know, which needs your attention to our attention, the norwegian ketil crane found out where the families of russian diplomats live in oslo, you can see his photo now, it means that now the night brings speakers under their windows, from which air is heard on the alarm, i will quote his words , why is he doing this, i am doing this so that they do not sleep why don't children sleep in ukraine, he explained the country's wonderful deed, everything depends on individual units, you don't need to change the world, change what you can change around you, a recruiting company is underway in ukraine , the offensive guard, motivated volunteers for fight against the russian invasion and the liberation of the occupied territories are being recruited in all regions, are there many willing to fill the ranks of the guards of the offensive in the dnipropetrovsk region? it is a personal matter, he has no combat experience , and behind him is a term of service in the army, th

malinovsky came, marcel immediately became the leader of the sobol eduard team, we do not watch much strasbourge plays a lot of matches and basically, too, in the top 5 in the championship, it's just like that, some other kind of intensity, the same level. well , when did you play in germany, compare the german championship with the level of the ukrainian championship well, of course, first of all, it is the atmosphere itself, the relationship is established like this, with the fan, first of all, direct contact , and well, it's like we play football in ukraine, and they also play football there, one on 11, but everything is completely different, absolutely everything is different everything related to the approach to the match, every detail, every nuance, yes, despite the fact that we have a difficult part of it now, and this is how we take it when there was peacetime, well, absolutely radically, everything is different. in turn, i like how football clubs work with fans there in free access, uh, to buy directly any match of the german championship in free access, a ticket, well, it’s practicall

mass riots and clash of police demonstrators in paris strasbourg leon french residents oppose pensionn this distrust of the parliament government on the eve of not supported was not enough nine votes. american intelligence data on the origin of covid, the relevant bills were written by the president of the united states earlier. he said that information that could damage the national security of the country would not be made public. protests over pension reform in paris ended in dispersal . how was it? according to the latest data , more than 140 people were detained, the demonstrators set fire to garbage cans, threw bottles and firecrackers at the police, the protesters were pushed back if french residents were gassed dissatisfied with the increase in the retirement age the night before. uh, there were two votes in parliament on no confidence in the government. both papers were rejected. at the same time, the opposition was only nine votes short of the earlier bills for raising the retirement age. uh, no parliamentary vote. held by the country's prime minister, the deputies called it

in strasbourg, rennes, there has been an awful lot of civil unrest and violence., you know, it is containable, it is not as if the country is on the brink of a massive civil insurrection, but it is a worrying mood across the country now. remember, in paris now, the bins are piling up, the mountain of bin bags outside my home here, as there are across the city. a general feeling that we are in a very tense moment. let me return to our top story this hour, the violent scenes we have seen on occasion in the last progress of imran khan and his supporters to islamabad, the capital, where mr khan is due to appear in court to answer corruption charges. these are some pictures from a little earlier. they show a series of packing cases, shipping containers, that have been laid across the route towards parliament in order to create a barrier to prevent, presumably, mr khan's supporters from surging into the court building. there are riot police among the people on top of there. some of them are supporting their shields, there. some of them are supporting theirshields, other

so we'll have to come sole with strasbourg. the labour party, the snp, the house of now the green party of lords now the green party start saying actually we don't agree with this either, then only thing politically it's a very clever call to play because it will force a position. and the moment that i don't have a position, this is okay, right? so now we're getting to the nub of it. so is really about, of it. so this is really about, as you say, having an election with the same tony abbott slogan from australia, helping both. yes stop the boats. stop the boats. i think that's where it's going. yes, of course that's where it's going. and that's the point, because this government has been in power for 13 years and people are poorer. most people , their living standards people, their living standards are worse. hold on. wait. pay is on average lower. we had we had pubuc on average lower. we had we had public that . well, if a country public that. well, if a country is the mess that this government why so many people desperate to

you were reflecting on what the home secretary said about modern laws rule 39 in strasbourg.asically just qualifying people from the modern slavery laws, i.e. albanian migrants coming across economic migrants because of course they're coming effectively from a safe country. indeed and the modern slavery rules. what happens is, is that once you claim that you've been trafficked. the national referral mechanism kicks in. so the police involved in various interviews, that takes time . 12 interviews, that takes time. 12 months, probably two years. so that prevents removal of individuals. while that's been considered . right. home considered. right. home secretary still on her feet answering questions as an immigration lawyer , i'm going to immigration lawyer, i'm going to pose a very big question to you. is this going to work ? we don't is this going to work? we don't know it all. i think it could if rwanda gets off the ground, if they start removing people to rwanda . i would think if i was rwanda. i would think if i was a asylum seeker not a genuine one. yeah even if i was if i