it ’s straight to the children’s world, and then on the fourth and to the right. well, bye bye. svetik hello, it's me. it just doesn’t happen without any reason yet. why is your voice like that? little joyful nothing he doesn’t change exchange please, thank you svetlana mikhailovna please why are you calling the phone are you hanging? i want to know why you hung up? do you find it unpleasant to talk to me? yes? oh yes, yes. but it’s okay, soon you’ll take a break from me; it won’t be long now. yeah ah, that means you’re only dreaming about this. yes? okay, okay, i say, okay, okay? i'll contact you. i'm going to see our friends, comrade. hello legs over there. tell me, comrade voronov, they told me at the editorial office that you read the story and wanted to talk, my last name is ermakov. sit down. sit down . what is the name of the story of the tree-stick, which means that now all writers are writers. such rings are made of reinforced concrete, you know? he pushes off from them and crashes into the rocks . wait, you’ll tell me later. and who are you? subway miner? what what? ye

world�*s attention. news report: 12 children - and their football coach who have been missing for ten days have been foundere's ever been. the thai authorities are throwing everything at this. in the end, it took 18 days to find the wild boars football team and bring them all successfully to the surface. pictures of the dramatic operation were beamed all over the world. and now, people are coming to see where it happened, not least to lay flowers at the poignant new statue to saman gunan, the thai navy seal who lost his life during the mission. there�*s also a new museum, a gift shop and, for local people, the opportunity to make a few baht. how are you? are you good? do you get lots of tourists here? yeah? quite a lot? busy? you are allowed to explore the cave yourself, to a certain point, but i�*ve asked two local caving guides to take me in a bit further. hi. hello. mario and taw worked here throughout the mission, installing the ropes and pulleys that winched the boys to safety. so, what�*s it like being back in the cave? feels good. it�*s nice to be back. i love this cave. yeah. it�*s a really...pret

winner andy murray — who's known djokovic since they were children — said he doesn't think the world number one is finished just yet. novak�*s, it's the longevity, how long they've all been able to do that for. and obviously novak, his longevity has been the greatest, i think, of them. he's played at this level for such a long time now that, yeah, it's up to the young guys to be pushing him and to be looking to overtake him. i don't think he's going to stop at 2a, but you never know how long it will last. whether it is the sickly, motivation —— physically. but to do what novak is doing on a consistent basis, it's different. it's not the same as doing it for 15, 20 weeks a year. novak is doing it every time he steps on the court, and i do think that alcaraz will soon get to that level, but, yeah, i don't think this is going to be the last time that novak wins a grand slam. to golf, and with less than two weeks to go before the start of the ryder cup, europe captain luke donald has gathered his 12—man team toghether for a training session in rome. donald has the in—form viktor hovland and up—and—coming star ludvig aberg at his

world's population beach in cuba. and why thousands of children say consensus across the u. s. could soon be close to some of the and off we go with your world whether update kicking this one off in the middle east, wind continues to be a big story. so both through the red sea and the gulf as well. and with these winds colliding here, it could sparks and pretty big storm southwest saudi arabia just south of neck. uh there is a potential for some flash flooding with this hot and dry wind blowing down. it is also lifting up the sand and does for the eastern province of saudi arabia. and for us here in cats are dusty day and they'll have 43 degrees through pockets done. it's been quite hots in the north, but we've got wet weather looking like it could track in to lower some province early next week is this batch of what weather pushes out of india. we could see 2 months worth of rain in karachi over a short period of time, so we'll keep tabs on that. these are quite pictures through turkey. a few showers though, for the northeast black sea coast. i want to show all this rain fallin

world. don't give money to children. order them a free children 'slpha bank card, and then they themselves earn real money in games and 10% cashback for any purchases alpha bank is the best mobile bank. we knew in the scooter that creaminess is the main thing in ice cream, and ekaterina knew how find for this natural cream do well together. we continue to work, this is the fifth studio talking about an important topic. in a few days, the summit of the so-called g20 g20 will begin, it will be held in an unusual format and information is already appearing about how, and what will be discussed, and an interesting data from the bloomberg agency, uh, allegedly, according to them, the g20 countries have developed a unified approach regarding conflict in ukraine well, then there are no details. and i would still like to understand what is at stake, while the agency bloomer, as we know, whose interests, a, this international agency, uh, protects a and certainly does not wishful thinking about it. we will ask grigory karatin, chairman of the federation counci

in the name of god, peace be upon taekwondo children of the world in ice cream for iranian girls with three golds and three silvers . iran 's head coach became the champion in this competition. talai hana zarin kemer rozhan sofi and seyed kimia mohammadi, aggh gostar and jaro helia ebrahimian and aida jalili won the first place in the world. nilufar safarian, the head coach of the girls taekwondo team, nonhalan was also announced as the best coach in the world. the competition was very good and high quality. because the child's height, amen for it was considered for the first time and this caused the children from other countries to come and try so hard to reach the position i want, and thank god, the worthy iranian girls were able to make the effort and the hardships that we had during this one month period. tunisia won a gold medal and a silver coin. in the boys' section, mohammad hossein taghipour won a gold medal, seyyed abbas hosseinifar and yaser jafari won a bronze medal. in terms of the team , we will become the world champion in the women's section, and in the men's section, we will become the best team and the bes

and thatjob�*s become more important than ever in a world where telling fact from fiction is becoming increasingly difficult. and jacqui wakefield has been investigating how children being targeted online with fake science. under—18s are the biggest audience on youtube... my favourite youtuber is a gamer called dantdm. i like, like animal videos. mr beast. ..and parents and schools now rely on it as a tool to access great science content. but there's a new type of content creator, using artificial intelligence to create videos full of false information. imagine being told that the world you live in is not real. creators are tagging these videos as educational content, and they're often beating legitimate science videos in the race to be recommended. these videos do well because they are potentially in some way maybe conspiratorial. you know, we're all fascinated by things that run counter to what we're officially told, and children obviously maybe are more susceptible perhaps to this than adults. we wanted to see if these videos were reaching children. so we created an experiment. we set up four children's accounts on youtube. each account watched 50 science video

don’t remember it already in the children ’s pioneer magazine berezka or in which it was written about the fact that the belarusian e bobbilding team went to the worlds can never be, because there is no country and hardly ever whether there will ever be independence, therefore , i am happy that belarus is an independent country. i am happy that each of us is also a colossal achievement and yegor that some things are to strengthen the independence and self-sufficiency of his country. i did and not exaggerate my role in these moments, but i'm proud of it, therefore. i am happy. i am full of energy. i have favorite people. i created books that will be argued with, and then when i'm gone forever, and for a scientist this is a great happiness, but also as politicians, i i tried to do everything possible and impossible so that the formula of the ancient romans found patriotism. life is short motherland is eternal. it continued to be realized in our holy , beautiful, wonderful land, better than which for a belarusian, perhaps, only this land and none.

people live here, children sleep here, it has a cultural value of the world meaning well, that's why it can't cause anything but additional hatred for them, this is an operation. for us, it 'sar and it's pointless, and we still don't understand and ask ourselves the question from whom they want to liberate us, this is a question that probably i and the others people constantly ask from whom and for what, well, you know how much pain there is when they die. people are familiar there, it's hard to say. another building . well, this is another pain. it's one and a half thousand objects of cultural heritage, including temples , reserves, libraries, museums, which have suffered significant destruction. unfortunately, in these days this list will also be supplemented by the odesa holy transfiguration cathedral and museum buildings, etc. this indicates that we cannot secure every memorial building in the city, but we must together with ukrainian society, well together with with our foreign partners to ensure that this defense is as effective as possible, we are talking about providing support to ukraine, which defends its borders and, accordingly, defends its historical and cultur

and thatjob�*s become more important than ever in a world where telling fact from fiction is becoming increasingly difficult. and jacqui wakefield has been investigating how childrented online with fake science. under—18s are the biggest audience on youtube... my favourite youtuber is a gamer called dantdm. i like, like animal videos. mr beast. ..and parents and schools now rely on it as a tool to access great science content. but there's a new type of content creator, using artificial intelligence to create videos full of false information. imagine being told that the world you live in is not real. creators are tagging these videos as educational content, and they're often beating legitimate science videos in the race to be recommended. these videos do well because they are potentially in some way maybe conspiratorial. you know, we're all fascinated by things that run counter to what we're officially told, and children obviously maybe are more susceptible perhaps to this than adults. we wanted to see if these videos were reaching children. so we created an experiment. we set up four children's accounts on youtube. each account watched 50 science videos from legit

children of the third world" by jamal khan. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now!'s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan.: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: we are looking now at the rise in racist attacks in the united states and a new campaign to "take back the mic" from those who seed hate. the latest deadly attack came just over weeks -- just over a week ago in jacksonville, florida, when a white supremacist gunman shot and killed three black people at a dollar general store. then shot himself dead. the gunman used racial slurs and had a swastika-emblazoned assault-style rifle, along with a handgun. he attacked the store in a predominately black neighborhood after being turned away from the hbcu campus of edward waters university, a historically black college. law enforcement officials say there is no question the killings were racially motivated. the three victims were angela carr, jerrald gallion, and aj laguerre, jr. this is sabrina rozier, grandmother of gallion's four-year-old daughter. >> my grandbaby is asking, where is my d

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s going on in the world? where have we arrived? let's go, i knew it. where is her phone number? i want to see the childrenuests in this voice. christina shut up okay , no one will let you out of here anyway, take her to the children. take your clothes in a rake. let's go, why didn't you think about what money can do? don’t come to the bill, calm down already, her phone number. we have children too, so everything goes according to plan. yes, nothing goes according to plan. let's go help. let's go. here i am calmly with you. now everything will be fine. i let dad know that we are in trouble and he will start looking for us soon. we will not allow anyone to offend. here are one diaper , the largest package, and here are all sorts of other little things, actually. ilya is already uncomfortable for me. for you, this is for ilyushka, he refuses not to. all i ran was my time. no thanks for diapers for everything. the rest is nonsense. if you betray ilyushka so that you don’t save on diapers, i’ll bring more. you missed everything, ilyusha, he has already left with us to stay, keeps his distance. i'm just a work

here to the potter ’s wheel, since we live in a three-dimensional world, in a flat dimension our jokes are flat and we don’t see beauty, so here, when we come and i tell the childrenat is, what do you see here? and we all see what we see here, in fact it’s here, now i’ll show you, this is it, you see what’s here is located, there is material and a tool here, it is still dry, neat, very neat , it has not yet been torn, everything you see here is material and a tool, everything that is in me is god, it is beauty, and i must : to bring it back inside, to see it and get it out, so it was born from the three -dimensional world, it’s very beautiful, yes, there’s no other way, so look, when we see, look outside the window, look, masha, come, we see everything there what we see on the potter's wheel is all the same, brushes, trees, white angop, clouds, green grass, turquoise. everything is the same, and there is a crystal city, we have to get it out of ourselves, love each other, hug all the people, everything will bloom there, and you will walk like cinderella in glass slippers, but i like it, you know, what’s the point? yes, yes, we just don’t see the crystal city there

children, our families. our homes. freedom and democracy in the world. and i started my day in the u. s.or all their big, huge support. -- it allowed us to have a frank and constructive dialogue with mr. president. and this trust and support i fell from both chambers and both bodies. i'm grateful for this. >> president zelenskyy met behind closed doors in a meeting of all senators, and then, at the house of representatives, he met with a bipartisan group which was a smaller group that included the house speaker kevin mccarthy, house minority leader hakeem jeffries, and republican congressman michael mccaul, who chairs the house foreign affairs committee. after that meeting, congress congressman mccall mccaul said this. >> -- if 16 and atacms. he needs longer range artillery to hit crimea or the where the drones are coming out of. -- no air cover, we have to take the minds by hand at nighttime. we wouldn't send our troops into that situation. so, we need to give them everything they need. >> joining us now is michael mcfaul, who served as the u. s. ambassador to russia from 2012 to 2014 i

camp, as steve borthwick�*s side prepare for their opening match of the rugby world cup, which begins in france later this week. we reported yesterday on women who say their childrenntact with their fathers, even when the men had been accused of abuse. today we hearfrom mothers who've fled abroad — abducting their children. they all say they were victims of domestic abuse, and that they've been let down by the courts in being accused of parental alienation — that's when a child rejects one parent because of manipulation by the other. our special correspondent ed thomas reports from turkish—controlled northern cyprus, where many of the women now live. you may find some of what they say upsetting. victims of domestic violence. i was raped. family court just didn't listen. hidden, and on the run. if i'd stayed in england, i'd be dead. it was state—sanctioned abuse. for the first time, mothers who fled uk family courts, abducting their children, tell their stories. i was abused by that court, as well as my husband. when i left him, there was a campaign of abuse. i was stalked. i was harassed. rose — not her real name — was the first to tell her story. my daughter, she

world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let�*s get some of the day�*s other news now. more than one in 20 childrenarch by the charity barnardo�*s has found �*bed poverty�* is increasing because of the cost of living crisis. the government says it�*s providing record levels of support. a ban on some single—use plastics is due to come into force across england this weekend. from sunday, businesses will have to stop using single—use plastic cutlery, plates and containers. there are exemptions for takeaways and retailers though. environmental campaigners say the ban does not go far enough. the firearms metropolitan police officer who shot dead jermaine baker during a foiled prison break—out almost eight years ago faces a gross misconduct hearing. the officer had challenged the decision to take disciplinary action against him, but aurthorities have now ruled that he still has a case to answer. this also comes after more than 100 officers turned in permits allowing them to carry weapons this week. you�*re live with bbc news. here in the uk people conceived with donated eggs and spurn was be able to find

world, and there are around 700,000 autistic children and adults in the uk. ruth clegg has this report. i�*m saffron. and i have, um, a lot of problems, but that�*sr yellow, and i really want to help people. this is saffie. we�*ve been chatting for over six months now. we chat via video call, video message, like the one that you�*ve seen here. she�*s autistic, she�*s bold, and she�*s ambitious. but she�*s also been in and out of mental health units for the past nine years. i mean, hospital, like, really sucks. i�*ve been sectioned. there�*s been a lot of stress, and, um, it�*s hard, but i�*m going to get through this and things are going to get better, or, i don�*t know, that�*s really it. saffie took thisjust a few months ago. she was at a low ebb and her weight was dangerously low. she was being treated in a hospital on a general ward, because there were no specialist beds available. saffie�*s got an eating disorder linked to her autism, and she says she�*s never really got the help she so desperately needs. they didn�*t tackle the root of my disorder, which was not body image concern. for me, it was all bound up in sensory issues and rituals a

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s division of fed nazi collaborators in new crane members of up division. i've been accused of at the mass killings of polish women, children, jews, as well as many more during the 2nd world war, local police plus a fight at this instant as a hip crime raising perhaps more questions than answers. let's delve into the entire situation across live, to the it should for european studies and valid great research here stuff and guy, it's 7, always good to send you. it just occurred to me inside while i was reading this, that when, when rates world events happen, we normally hear one person in particular speak up or invited to speak up as loud in here as a lensky. i haven't heard much these past few days from him. shouldn't we expect any in the circumstances to uh no, uh, i don't think he will uh, pay any attention to this incident. uh, 1st of all because uh uh many times she was consulting in the boss about the neo nazi battalions. and that's our higher bar. so we've seen armed forces or are far military's fighting, know along their sides and the crown arguments usually on those who were defending as the last few years. and during the amount is that it happens to be supporting

jeffrey: that world was rural, deeply segregated east texas in the 1940's and 1950's. simmons was the youngest of 12 children of fanny and isaac stubblefield, who worked as sharecroppers sharecroppers in the system of subservience and ever- potential violence that continued long after slavery ended. ruth: that was the world that my parents knew. jeffrey: and that meant bound to the land, bound to the farm. ruth: absolutely. jeffrey: no running moderate -- running water, a lot of no's. ruth: a lot of no's. no dignity, no rights to speak of, but a means of subsistence. in the book i describe my father and what this world did to him. and, you know, the prototypical shuffling and obsequiousness that are associated with the worst of that period. jeffrey: which you saw in him. ruth: which i saw in him. and so i think we were all looking for a way to be proud and straight-backed. jeffrey: when simmons was six, her family moved to houston's predominantly black fifth ward, where she attended atherton elementary and walked across the street to hester house, which, seven decades later, continues to serve seniors -- cha

world of show business. yes, that is, it was big. that 's somehow perfect. by the way, i have never performed on the guitar, because it is. well, of course, this is a children'sf death. yes we face death. this is the song i associate with childhood. what does it have to do with it? it seems to me that you know this, something was written about a trumpeter in the world, it was adapted into russian, because when another song sounds, it will be early there. get up early. get up early. this is my friend. kolka will howl. you will see, you will hear how the cheerful drum is a drum along the received one, there is still such a test in order to determine in moscow a person was born there in st. petersburg or in the urals and further and further yes, the test please continue, greedy beef, turkish drum, everything is 100% moscow because pickled cucumber is immediately yes. uh, here, just, the leningrad region. clearly the turkish drum. this means , respectively, moscow and someone plays on it, and there sashka sashka petka is a cockroach and so on, just like that, something else is vivid from childhood memories. i have several poignant childhood memories. which remain

s experience was. but across the rest of the world everywhere schools closed. hundreds of millions of childrenat overwhelming noise and busyness and bustle, and the behaviour of other people, the potential teasing, bullying and cruelty that has been a feature of school life since time began. it is something that schools have to manage. but when children have been away from that and gone back, many of them have seemed to struggle with that. there is that re—immersion anxiety, that they discovered that for some children they could learn more easily at home. and a loss of confidence in their learning as well. the danger is as if you miss a lot of school, of course it is harder to go back in. notjust socially and with any anxieties you have, but actually you will have missed learning. and then you can feel quite frightened, you can come into a loop where you become more anxious. one of the schools i�*ve spent time in recently, they have someone who is a troubleshooter who literally will walk kids to class if they are worried about that particular thing, talk to the teacher, check in with them half

s of people on maui are still unaccounted for just under 400 actually. hawaii's governor is calling for more people to file missing persons reports to try and help investigators. developing world news now, childrenbeen more than a year since the russian invasion of ukraine began almost 2 years. in fact, because most schools don't have space to shield every student from a possible attack. many are implementing hybrid learning programs with groups of students alternating between remote learning and in-person instruction each week, many students aren't taking the opportunity to go to school during a war for granted. >> there's no sense celebration to be sure, but i don't feel like going integrate which somehow the time has sequence because all defense and the war, the full-scale invasion. >> as classes resume in ukraine, the united nations report slow school enrollment numbers for ukrainian refugees living in other european countries. meanwhile, vladimir putin is set to meet with north korea's kim jong un and russia and it could happen as soon as this week. the new york times saying russia wants more weapons for its war with ukraine. kim would reportedly travel by armored train and meet putin at a