naryshkina ivan was 16, but he was sick and the weak boyar duma decided that it would rule ten-year-old peter however daughter of alexei mikhailovich, the princess, was also indignant, a full-fledged contender for the throne. and with her, the entire class supporter of sophia managed to scare the streltsov with the fact that under the naryshkins they were waiting for harassment and deprivation, and on may 15, the streltsy broke into the kremlin, killed many and, in fact , took the royal residence. you are under control, at their request for the kingdom, both peter and ivan were married at once, having set the country, sophia became in the lead of the infancy of both kings may 25, 1919 on red square the first parade took place athletes and teams were all trained in soviet russia and demonstrated both sports and military training. from the thirty-first year , the physical education parade became regular; they were held every year in moscow and leningrad, and then in other cities of the ussr . in the thirty-sixth, it was at such a parade in moscow that the slogan first appeared. thanks to comrade stalin

i got along with peter, however, we live, just like husband and wife a little bit.mean, we don’t have a direct common household, and then he’s so good with my kostya, i sit down, to be honest, i’m even grateful to him igor , he didn’t work out as a child at all, definitely not and then i'm going to return to moscow. why can’t i miss my whole life in this city, i just don’t have money right now, it doesn’t work. i really need it, it might help. oh, it will work. what about looking for a job? lord come to us. find a good spot. we will trade together to trade a profitable business. i'm telling you no. now i can't trade. this is not my education at all. after all, i graduated from an art school at a factory belonging to, only factories. this is your 15th birthday. how did it close? so what's the profession i even have an interior designer left. well , a person who helps people arrange a heavy space, buy curtains and arrange furniture. maybe you have something? mash, of course, i don’t promise, but i ’ll ask around, in fact, everyone leaves the furniture with us. what di

naryshkina ivan was 16, but he was sick and infirm the boyar duma decided that ten-year-old peter would rule. howeverdaughter of alexei mikhailovich, princess sophia, was also indignant at the throne. and with her the whole clan miloslavsky supporter. sophia managed to scare the streltsy with the fact that under the naryshkins, harassment and deprivation awaited, and on may 15, the streltsy broke into the kremlin , killed many and, in fact, took control of the royal residence at their request. both peter and ivan were married at once to the kingdom; sophia became the leader of the infancy of both kings on may 25, 1919 on red square . since the thirty -first year, the physical education parade has become regular; they were held every year in moscow and leningrad and then in other cities of the ussr in the thirty-sixth, it was at such a parade in moscow that the slogan first appeared. thanks to comrade stalin for our happy childhood during the years of the great patriotic war, the tradition of physical education parades was interrupted, but immediately after the victory. the first post-war physical cul

peter china. i would however suggest that is not sufficient and that the president's budget is to achieve this goal matter talented, innovative and hard-working they are armed forces, no matter how good their leadership, the military must be sufficient budget and i have serious doubts budget request provides all resources necessary to deter an aggressive china and deal with other threats. for example, the budget request would result in a smaller navy 291 ship say this is live fewer than today's fleet of 296 and the chief environment informed by this scenario. moreover, china has the largest navy in the world and growing to 400 ships in two years and his story is similar to the air force. in the a hired a budget, this committee will have to fill in the gaps to deter china and make readiness. let me highlight a few examples of what from mike, is missing from the budget request. $3.5 billion on the unfunded priority, $266 million to fund and priorities learn to air force and chinese spy balloons. funding to replenish $1 billion in drawdown only for taiwan congress authorized last year but it would be

peter defeats the, however, those incidents also allow us to improve, to do it better next time and 2 programs. and there is no progress without analysis of risk versus benefits. the progress is progress, moving forwards, whatever, and using any technology we are capable of inventing. but it's not because we know how to do something that it's useful that it's the phone. so the people we, we say put some incentives on what technology and what progresses. i don't think that progress is routing the future generations house by using tons of chemicals that, that, that can create disease. and he's cancer to, to someone who's 20 years old. that's not the if we went today was a profession, your principal problem, even we don't have openings. now these were not to exist because everything, sometimes they fall down. so there is a risk. we will not have automobiles because every year in europe, how many 5060000 people die with the accidents. so percussion, reprints the point i think is a disaster. and yet, this is what we are now more and more advocating. and you applies to other culture . we ar

however, white house correspondent peter doocy joins us from the front lawn. has the president's team talked about his fundraising numbers at all with the media? >> no. gillian, curiously, the biden team hasn't told how much money they've raised in the first one month and one day of this re-election campaign. usually when the number is good, that is something that the campaigns will brag about, to show that they've got people behind them, literally invested in them. but as we are hearing this morning, money isn't everything. >> jeb bush found that it's not enough to ultimately win over the voters. that's been true. rudy giuliani in 2008. there have been a lot of candidates who had all the money, but they just didn't end up with the nomination or the presidency. so it's important. i don't want to downplay that at all. ron desantis is taking the lead, but donald trump still has a 30-point advantage at this point. >> president biden's plan to make his re-election bid all about the economy will be complicated if there's a debt default. and yet, the plan is to jet

however, historical information has been preserved that in 1692 tsar peter heard from merchants who traveled to china for goods that shaggy brown words live in the siberian tundra . the storytellers swear to the tsar that they themselves saw one of these elephants, and another interesting case was told to us by the scientific director of the zoological museum. alexei tikhonova were in taimyr there were mammoth bones, on some bones, tendons and small portions were preserved. muscle tried, but tikhonov quickly. i regretted what to do, what is really called fat , now, as it were, the degraded fracture tissue is called fat military, it feels so terrible smelly. hello smells inferior and some kind of fatty substance is not muscular tissue, however, long before tikhonov's findings in august. 1900. eveng hunter semyon tarabykin accidentally stumbled near a landslide on his mother's huge shaggy head. i wonder what meat is the unthawed mammoth looked fresh; his description is not at all like what he saw and tried the technique. the meat was pink with white streaks of habitation, and even dogs tried t

however, the vietnamese paid a high, broad, became the victims of american aggressors. the 3rd i'm peter, although this is the home addition to remind you, we're discussing some real minutes. the george brought up in the 1st part of the program. it's very end about this congressional like it's non binding, but i mean, it is rhetorically very powerful and air and t, the sovereignty of ukrainian borders of 1991. it sounds like, you know, that's what you would given me. so l y under the side and going around nato because they no member ever do that. they would be at least be divisions within the alliance. i'm doing a runaround, go ahead. well, i think lisa graham, but the quote is still up to you, right? so the problem with the west is the elk lane dish. oh, the main street. i mean, the, all the ukrainian called or offensive is waiting for people to speak at the locations propositional calls. right? you know, i speak with a so that's exactly where that comes from quarter semester. that seems a few months to serve yourself, get them off. i give them a bunch of registration fee, and then thes

however, there are many, like baljit, who are still waiting for compensation. peterun—off to decide whether or not recep tayyip erdogan should remain in power after 20 years. his main rival, the secular opposition leader kemal kilicdaroglu, has billed the vote as a referendum on turkey's future direction. both candidates have been trading insults and accusations. president erdogan accused his rival of meeting banned kurdish militants without providing any proof, while kemal kilicdaroglu called the president a liar and a coward. the french film anatomy of a fall, directed byjustine triet, has won this year's palme d'or award at the cannes festival. triet becomes the third female director to have won the prestigious prize. in 76 editions, the film tells the story of the trial of a widow accused of murdering her husband. live now to beatrice loayza, a film journalist who is in cannes. will you make of this film that is one's i will you make of this film that is one' ., ., , ., ., one's i found it to be one of the most incredible _ one's i found it to be one of the most

however, there are many, like baljit, who are still waiting for compensation. peter palme d'or award at the cannes festival. triet becomes the third female director to have won the prestigious prize. the film tells the story of the trial of a widow accused of murdering her husband. the director slammed the french government during her acceptance speech over the pensions reform protest. the best actor award went to japan's koji yakusho for his part in perfect days from director wim wenders. turkey's merve dizdar won best actress for "about dry grasses," stay with us here on bbc news. hello, good evening. the sunshine has been passed today across england and wales. this was captured by our weather watch earlier today. claudia from many parts of scotland with a weaker weather front sinking southwards. high pressure except to stay with us. it will keep us dry unsettled as we head through the bank holiday weekend, warm sunny spells, don't forget the sun is strong at this time of year and uv levels will be high. as we head through this evening and overnight it will cloud o

however, there are many, like baljit, who are still waiting for compensation. peterthe governor of kursk region said cross—border mortrar fire had killed a construction worker in a border village. the russian defence ministry also said that they have intercepted two long—range missiles supplied by britain, and shot down 12 drones in the last 2a hours. ukraine's most senior security official has said the country is ready to launch its long—expected counter—offensive against russian forces. in a rare interview, oleksiy danilov told the bbc the planned assault was an "historic opportunity", but the government had "no right to make a mistake" when making such an important decision. james landale reports from kyiv. this is what's left of bakhmut in eastern ukraine. images filmed by russian forces of the ruins they now largely control. mercenaries from the wagner group claimed they're withdrawing, being replaced by regular russian troops. but ukraine insists its forces are still engaged on the ground in the outskirts, as the country's most senior security official told us.

however, there are many, like baljit, who are still waiting for compensation. peter counter—offensive against russian forces. in a rare interview, oleksiy danilov told the bbc the planned assault was an "historic opportunity" — but the government had "no right to make a mistake" — when making such an important decision. james landale reports from kyiv. this is what's left of bakhmut in eastern ukraine. images filmed by russian forces of the ruins they now largely control. mercenaries from the wagner group claimed they're withdrawing, being replaced by regular russian troops. but ukraine insists its forces are still engaged on the ground in the outskirts, as the country's most senior security official told us. translation: we control 'ust a small part of the city, i and we admit that. but you have to keep in mind that bakhmut has played a big role in this war. are the wagner mercenary group withdrawing, as their leader, prigozhin, says? yes, that is happening. but it doesn't mean that they will stop fighting us. they're going to concentrate more on other fronts. our i

peter chin ha, from ucsf. he believes we're at the right place to end the public emergency. however, it doesn't mean we take our foot off the brakes yet. people still continue to get sick from covid, and there's a new subvariant, arturis. infections from the new subvariant rose from 2 with respect in early april to over 12% right now. from chin ha says it's important to stay up to date on vaccinations and booster shots and still keep testing for covid if necessary. coverage of these tools will remain in effect for the next six months, so changes will not be immediate. >> this is all going to be a little bit unsettling, but the big point is that people shouldn't be worried about paying for paxlovid or paying for vaccines at this moment. there's plenty of drugs, plenty of supply. so please stay up to date on your vaccines. if you get infected and you're vulnerable, make sure that you know that you have access to paxlovid. >> what does this mean? ending the public health emergency? covid tools will remain available until november 11th. at-home tests may not be covered by insurance now.

however, there are many, like baljit, who are still waiting for compensation. peter for the closing ceremony of the cannes film festival, which of course takes in the festival's award ceremony. there are 21 films in the running for the top prize — the palme d'or — and it's a record—breaking set of nominees. a record seven female directors have films in that category. this year's also been one of the biggest in terms of famous faces attending — hollywood titans harrison ford, martin scorsese and robert de niro among them — as well as many dozens of others too. there we are, some of the guests two guests arriving at the cannes film festival at the final day. expecting the award ceremony later on. here in the uk, itv has issued a statement saying it investigated rumours of a relationship between tv presenter phillip schofield and a younger employee in 2020 but both men "repeatedly denied" it. on friday, mr schofield resigned from itv after admitting he had the affair and had lied to cover up the relationship, which he described as "unwise, but not illegal." our correspo

however, is not the kiev regime. it’s not the pentagon who doesn’t want to admit the fact of destruction, peter, which is quite logicallosses are colossal because the americans sent the latest modification of the sam 3 to kiev with the calculation, then more expensive sell the new system to a partner, but the pr-company has turned into a self-disclosure. the conclusion is that the dagger arrived and the american complex it became very bad. that's how bad. well, the doctors will say, but while the american doctors are silent, uh, and they don’t say anything, because if the patient were more alive than dead. i think they would have already said everything quickly, because this is a huge blow to the image, in addition to the united states itself, patriots are in service in germany greece jordan israel spain catore. kuwait netherlands united arab emirates republic korea, romania, saudi arabia, sweden, and japan in the spring of a battery door stationed in ukraine after a russian strike. one of them was completely destroyed. it has now been proven that the effectiveness of the patriot has fallen to three percent, on averag

hands of the european allies, however, the american equipment has already been transferred by the neo-nazi. russian army. it successfully utilizes, for example, the vaunted peteromplex, the recently destroyed dagger missiles, at a time when china is actively proposing a plan for a peaceful settlement by latin america and even africa is ready to offer mediation. the west continues to pour gasoline on the fire of the conflict. even the patriarch of american diplomacy. henry keysinger admitted that the russian proposals of december 21 could have become the basis for peace in europe, but then the united states arrogantly rejected them, as today's washington peace formula works. did you take a registry office? the glory of the former us secretary of state henry kissinger is dangerous to be an enemy of america, but to be with a friend - this can be deadly today not only for ukraine but also for taiwan. one such friend came to taiwan from a country with a smaller caliber than the united states , but which can also throw up considerable problems, as the chinese embassy said in london first of all throw the problems of britain itself taiwan is a haven of free enterpris

>> [no spontaneous] >> peter: just as he walks away he said he thinks that's great question. however he has spent much time if any thinking about the answer whether or not he would theoretically pardon his potential republican rival in 2024, he is not ready to share that with us yet. mike? >> mike: what's the status of the pelc's effort to thaw tensions between the and chinese military? >> we know the defense secretary no that you at least today lloyd austin invited chinese counterpart to have a meeting in singapore next week. they are both going to be there for a summit. chirnsz just rsvpd. no. the lines of communication have been severed after the chinese flew a spy craft over the u.s. they are just trying to make sure that a china-u.s. it corp. tuition does not veer into conflict. >> will peter many thanks. i will speak life with chip roy of the house rules and budget committees in just a few minutes. >> our country was careening toward brunts. >> count florida governor ron desantis as a no on the mccarthy biden debt ceiling deal. >> after this deal our country will still be caree

how well they reflect blows, however, false notes began to sound on cnn whose journalists reported damage to one of the two complexes available in kiev , the vaunted peterems no worse than the german tanks in the pentagon. trying to assess the extent of the damage. i can't confirm these reports, but it will depend on the extent of the damage. will the ukrainians themselves be able to fix it or will our help be needed? this is a common thing when installations are damaged during artillery shelling. some of them can be repaired locally, some require repair outside of ukraine but if the damage inflicted requires repair outside of ukraine, then we, of course, will help, however, not everyone approves of the help of the west of kiev for training ukrainian soldiers by the british in driving the challenge tanks, 2, and specifically, training for use. american journalist clayton morris called nothing but lessons in death the british army is wonderful so everyone gathers around time for a lesson in assassination. let me show you how cancer works. how to destroy your country and ukrainians are like that. well, yes, we have the most the best fertile land. and we a

i didn’t have to justify myself, however , after uncomfortable questions arose about what really happened. with peterthe griseman know to turn his plane around with his family and fly on a clear course on these lines of the nord stream, perhaps he assumed that a month before the special operation to undermine these branches, some work could be carried out there, naturally, there would be some kind of vessel above the water from which they descended, and the special forces were divers of the american army. it is quite possible that he became an unnecessary follower, or if he knew that the founder of one of germany's largest pipeline maintenance companies was being prepared. peter grizman. i could not help but notice the suspicious activity of the american military in the area of ​​the danish islands. bornhol. track we flew. well, i've been in the summer a million times, here, they are there all the time, in fact. here, as soon as they became. sorry once became independent. it’s a little bit there, as soon as we heard in the air, we immediately heard american speech in the air, that these planes immedi

however, it is still not enough to have the right people. you need financing and your car in the how the did duty, peter issue of about the 7 percent it on the remedies are not doing so well. so you kind of want to think, think about boring wondering why i'm on that because then you're going to do not adverse to. so in the morning, more and more on the, i think one of the main questions you will need to, to find and also to me very quickly is development. find non time frame financing. what it by initiative is going to come up with because the initiatives on the money just isn't day i shipped to the side. our mission is to improve our ways of life and amount of that much as document see. encourage his compassion towards one another. and julie rewards our collective efforts hope is back from nigeria. he said, what about the nation's youth? who will most certainly didn't vote for a 71 year old to be the president. they feel alienated by the country's political system. do they have hope? and i think the 1st thing that we need to, to, to, to addresses this issue of stability that constantly, that's a desperation to be able to get ability or, but

however, does it run the risk if the ecb over tighten's, if they know sufficiently restrictive when they see it, they then have to over tighten? peter of course. what they see today is inflation is very sticky. second, the beginning of the transformation in an orderly way, when you see that via the lending channel, there is demand. it is demand for loans. it is important to stress demand. it is slowing down the borrowing. it is not, for the time being, a reaction of the bank cut in supply. standards are getting tighter, that is true, but there is no sign of spillover from the u.s. in the behavior of banks so far. as you stressed, this is the risk of making a policy mistake. the policy mistake would be quite damaging if -- at least two a recession. the ecb was right to do 25. they could have justified 50 basis points given inflation figures. they say the job is not yet finished, and we will look at the data. guy: banks are breaking in the u.s. it looks like europe did a better job in preparing its banks for a crisis. if banks do not bring in europe, what does? peter: yes and no. it is different. there is a big difference in the u.s.

were not at all like that, then peter’s russia was really young in a new status, nevertheless they tortured her, they were there again these same ukrainian traitors, howeverh a window, not one to breathe european air , but to dictate from there that it is beneficial for me, but today the situation is aggravated by the fact that there is indeed a systemic crisis back. it's not only good. this is also bad, because you can say as much as you like that we were not ready for anything else, but the western american global monetary and financial system is collapsing, and will break even more . uh, now they have problems not only in the financial part, if there was a financial part, they would have come up with something. well , first of all, the general economic mechanism is collapsing. and inter is collapsing, this is the latest news that came from there. their main problem begins in the supply chains, everyone is pulling the blanket over themselves. now we can not get something that is not arbitrary within the country, why do we need sovereignty? not only because these countries isolate us, not only because you are not my friend. i myself will produce, because

however, when you get to the top of saint peter's in rome , where the pope peter's in rome, where the iexcuse-your honour. speech. excuse me, your honour. i want have a i can have. i want to have a i can have. i got time to tell you a very, very, very quick story. it's slightly rude, but true. there was a sex offender in a certain court who unfortunately decided to in front jury. jury to in front of the jury. jury was and the judge and was sent out and the judge and the defence counsel said, well, i'm addicted it. i'm afraid he's addicted to it. could a break every hour could we have a break every hour so he could relieve himself? thatis so he could relieve himself? that is ridiculous . well, no, that is ridiculous. well, no, otherwise it could be very messy. answer is amazing . well, messy. answer is amazing. well, i messy. answer is amazing. well, i don-t— messy. answer is amazing. well, i dont know— messy. answer is amazing. well, i don't know about— answer is amazing. well, i don't know about that. no, tnats— i don't know about that. no, that's ridiculous. t that's ridiculous. rep

however, when you get to the top of saint peter's in rome , where the pope peter's in rome, where theave a i can have. i got time to tell you a very, very, very quick story. it's slightly rude, but true. there was a sex offender in a certain court who unfortunately decided to in front jury. jury to in front of the jury. jury was and the judge and was sent out and the judge and the defence counsel said, well, i'm addicted it. i'm afraid he's addicted to it. could a break every hour could we have a break every hour so he could relieve himself? thatis so he could relieve himself? that is ridiculous . well, no, that is ridiculous. well, no, otherwise it could be very messy. answer is amazing . well, messy. answer is amazing. well, i messy. answer is amazing. well, i don-t— messy. answer is amazing. well, i dont know— messy. answer is amazing. well, i don't know about— answer is amazing. well, i don't know about that. no, tnats— i don't know about that. no, that's ridiculous. t that's ridiculous. rephrase my answer. on that i was answer. if on that one, i was going to say it's a good thing

peter provokes a powerful tide. its level may exceed 3 m, according to the latest data, it is changing its trajectory moving towards taiwan. however that it will go towards japan , according to forecasters. that's all for now. be with us. the broadcast of channel one will continue the program. good morning thank you colleagues. we here gladly accept the word. hello everyone. good morning. hello it's great that we are celebrating a new day together, though in the first channel and with you yulia zimina and timur solovyova comes to an end everything in a week you can already imagine summer, and you still haven’t done your exercises. you are still not in shape even the trees are already in shape already green beautiful flowers. that's all for you, please do exercises mikhail khobotov, he already took the belt with his sons. no-no-no, nothing like this belt will perform important functions, what to keep in a sports equipment, not a mixture. good morning. if your children are not yet accustomed to doing gymnastics every day, it's time to start, my sons and i invite you to warm up, we put them on the floor parallel to each other friend.

we had a few challenges however because of the expertise and skills i was able to find his mother's will that named him as a beneficiary as peterirst time in _ case you have worked on. it's the first time in ten _ case you have worked on. it's the first time in ten years _ case you have worked on. it's the first time in ten years because i first time in ten years because normally the people have passed over the years so it's a momentous occasion. the years so it's a momentous occasion-— the years so it's a momentous occasion. ~ ., , ., ., ., occasion. what you have learned about peter— occasion. what you have learned about peter as _ occasion. what you have learned about peter as you've _ occasion. what you have learned about peter as you've learned i occasion. what you have learned about peter as you've learned in | occasion. what you have learned i about peter as you've learned in his life story? want to make of the man? he was a lovely man who loved cricket. he would go to cricket with his relatives and would go with his grand who is also a and and he came to peter and he went to the cricket at lord's, so he was an avid cric

peter murrell, arrested despite the party lurching from scandal to scandal, the new first minister said this week he's confident of both winning the general election in scotland and a second independence referendum . second independence referendum. however here in scotland. but i government here in scotland. but hhhhh— government here in scotland. but i think recently— government here in scotland. but i think recently ,_ government here in scotland. but i think recently , more so than i think recently, more so than ever, we have seen a deeply divided— ever, we have seen a deeply dhvhded pdhv— ever, we have seen a deeply divided party who can't even agree— divided party who can't even agree eh— divided party who can't even agree on pdhv— divided party who can't even agree on party policy. i think it agree on party policy. i think h ephed— agree on party policy. i think it started with— agree on party policy. i think it started with the gender veeedhhdeh— it started with the gender recognition reform , but we're recognition reform, but we're eeehd— recognition reform, but we're eeehd h— recognition reform, but we're now seeing it over a different pehev— now seeing it over a different pehev de— now seeing it over a different pehev as such—

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