is the national anthem offensive 7 is the national anthem offensive ? is it outdated ?it outdated? you tell me, because one particular universe city seems to think so. see you . going too far the other way. >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> hello there. i'm michelle dewberry and i'm with you till 7:00 tonight. alongside me, the tory life peer in the house of lords, daniel moylan, and the writer and trade unionist paul embery. very bad news, i'm afraid , our listeners and afraid, our listeners and viewers, because i need to draw close to the christmas tree viewings because i've squeezed as many as i can into my system and i'm going to be showing them before the end the programme. before the end of the programme. but you're loving it. i've got more christmas trees i can more christmas trees than i can shake stick at. so i'll keep shake a stick at. so i'll keep rolling do shake a stick at. so i'll keep ro again do shake a stick at. so i'll keep ro again next do shake a stick at. so i'll keep ro again next week. do shake a stick at. so i'll keep ro again next

absolutely national anthem.hony there. ben allison has written in and she says bristol university ought to be stripped of any tax payer funding if they feel so strongly about this issue. >> well, bristol is a problem. and the educational system, not just bristol, it's not just i was just going to say, the educational system is a problem. and we about the attack on and we talk about the attack on the state and bristol the nation state and bristol university withdrawing the national that's national anthem, if that's what's is clear what's happened here is a clear example of how the nation state and our arguably with the exception of the union jack our biggest symbol all of our of our statehood , the anthem of our statehood, the anthem of our country is issued by them. and it's not just that they do it right across the curriculum. you know, they talk about our history as an imperial power, entirely negative . lee they entirely negative. lee they don't talk about the fact that we established the common law across th

the national anthem will mean little to anthem will mean very little to them. the reasons them.ional students want to come to british universities is because their britishness. i because of their britishness. i think we, we, we, we dilute that britishness. we get rid of those britishness. we get rid of those british traditions, things like singing the national anthem at our peril . maybe international our peril. maybe international students wouldn't be so keen to come to our universities if they become this kind of bland european eurovision song contest like blancmange and lose their british identity. >> aaron. is this not one of the reasons maybe why society is so disunited at the moment? reasons maybe why society is so disunited at the moment ? the disunited at the moment? the national anthem is something that people can unite behind. it's a way of maybe gluing a country together, something that we can all behind, like we can all bond behind, like a kind of rallying cry. and if we start to question that and say, oh, it's irrelevant and the monarchy is irrelevant and all of it

you kneel during the national anthem or you sit during the national anthem. going to be on you when you walk into an arena like that. in this case at usc. and when you do that, you are making a statement. you are trying to say something, todd. i think it's loud and clear now this is the top trending topic right now for a reason. lebron james got his message out whatever that may be. is he upset about something going on in this country and not going to stop any time soon particularly with an election coming up. >> todd: i thought we were pass this the sitting and kneeling. that's upsetting. it's one thing that could have brought us together but instead divides us. joe. thank you. "fox & friends" now. ♪ >> steve: good wednesday morning, everybody. it i

the national anthem will mean little to anthem will mean very little to them. the reasons them.tional students want to come to british universities is because their britishness. i because of their britishness. i think we, we, we, we dilute that britishness. we get rid of those britishness. we get rid of those british traditions, things like singing the national anthem at our peril . maybe international our peril. maybe international students wouldn't be so keen to come to our universities if they become this kind of bland european eurovision song contest like blancmange and lose their british identity. >> aaron. is this not one of the reasons maybe why society is so disunited at the moment? reasons maybe why society is so disunited at the moment ? the disunited at the moment? the national anthem is something that people can unite behind. it's a way of maybe gluing a country together, something that we can all behind, like we can all bond behind, like a kind of rallying cry. and if we start to question that and say, oh, it's irrelevant and the monarchy is irrelevant and all of it

he walked in during the national anthem.that was shot by somebody that was there. he went in with his family and he's seen sitting down at one point as the anthem is playing. controversial ufc fighter colby covington took an issue with that. if you hate america so much and you don't like this country that gave you a billion dollars, leave it or come deal with me, he said, which may be a statement he wants to make or an effort to get attention, lebron. our reporter at the game said it's not out of the ordinary that it's completely mischaracterized. it's the best time for him to walk in because it doesn't cause a stir. a reminder that james at one point in 2020 did take a knee during the black lives matter protests during the nba game. he's been controversial for his stance on a number of things. former nba enes kantor freedom is here. always good to have you here. thanks for joining us. is this an issue, not an issue? what do you think? >> thank you for having me. lebron james will stand up for anyone who pays him the most mo

anthem by molly mcfadden. [color guard] [singing national anthem] [color guard] >> please be seated. thank you for attending medal of valor. pleased to introduce the people on stage and acknowledge those behind the scenes that helped make the ceremony possible. thank you to masonic center for continued generosity allowing us to use the facility. next thank the membersf othe department instrumental organizing the ceremony. mrs. resa tom, christine sings [indiscernible] rachel killshaw and thank you to molly mcfadden and singing the national anthem and the color guard. they all deserve a round of applause. [applause] next i are like to introduce those with us on stage tonight. the hahnable mayor london breed. [applause] and your police commission, commission president cindy aliss, max carter orb stone, commissioner larry yee, commissioner byrne rnsh, commissioner benedicto. commissioner-i'm introduce your command staff starting with chief of police william scott. assistant chief david lazar. deputy chief robert

so, he should know better. >> julie: lebron has had anthem issues in the past. took a knee with his team during the george floyd protest in 2020. abby hornacek foxed and daughter at nba player, joins me now. he makes a good point about taking a seat in the middle of the national anthem at a college game. this is why our college youth are so screwed up because they look up to the celebrities and look up to these people who are disrespecting our country and end up becoming just un-am un-american. >> julie, you make a great point and so did enes hear these kids are so impressionable. to see lebron who is their hero in los angeles especially being with the lakers and being at usc galen center, they are looking to him and noticing everyone and even with his young daughter, too. what is he teaching her? the fact of the matter, enes talks about the money to be paid what it is like to live in a country where you are labeled as a terrorist for speaking hampshire president were talking about the human rights abuses. lebron lives in a country that allowed him the opportuni

wash your hands to the national anthem. the advice i to the national anthem. the advice was wash your hands, work from i to the national anthem. the advice - was wash your hands, work from home, if possible, and self—isolate if you have symptoms. the idea? to slow the spread of the virus and keep infections at a level the nhs could cope with. infections at a level the nhs could co -e with. ., ., .,. cope with. you refer to the fact that the prime _ cope with. you refer to the fact that the prime minister - cope with. you refer to the fact that the prime minister at - cope with. you refer to the fact that the prime minister at this | that the prime minister at this stage was stressing the importance of not overreacting in the response. he was worried about the government bein- he was worried about the government being swept up in a sort of media hysteria _ being swept up in a sort of media hysteria and overreacting and causing — hysteria and overreacting and causing more harm. | hysteria and overreacting and causing more harm.— hysteria and overreacting and cau

, the russian anthem was played twice in honor of the russian champions at the world championships, how. which boxing develops, then provides to the international arena of athletes, these are the main three directions that we must protect and defend, well, everyone here knows my position, so they adhere to the same position, yes, the boxing family today, it has united and the iba is not easy the international association is the home of the boxer, and the most interesting thing is that the european confederation first voted for it, unanimously. so that the athletes, the board of directors are not punished and that they perform under their own flag and anthem, i send my vote to the international association, the international association also, so that there is no conflict of interest, naturally, i should not vote according to the rules, here is the international association, the board of directors voted unanimously, at the congress, for example, the european congress, all countries participated europe also voted unanimously. here it was not possible for some people in the international ol

now, here on gb news, we proudly play the national anthem at 6 am. every morning.nlike certain other broadcasters, i could mention. but i think once a day is not enoughin but i think once a day is not enough in fact, i quite fancy a bit of god save the king now. so dominic mac . bit of god save the king now. so dominic mac. famously came called liv golf . was famous called liv golf. was famous. god, i love this country. so bristol universal city gets rid of the national anthem on its graduation ceremony for fear of causing offence. what does that tell you, folks? it tells you we've got a problem. britain is being cancelled by its own institutions . is being cancelled by its own institutions. is this move by a top university is a scandal of the first degree. i've marked their coursework and i'm giving them an f. your reaction marked at gb news.com . now let me tell you news.com. now let me tell you that bristol university is an outstanding seat of education. i think we've got the best university cities in the world. i think bristol is a great place and well done to

of ukraine , performing the national anthem with a deviation from the official text, you know what is written there, brothers of the youth, and we are singing brothers of ukrainians, if anyone... we think that it should be like this, then let's change the law on the national anthem, that is, we should also demonstrate ourselves, don't you insist, do you insist? 887 authorship amendment i put, i put , i say, 887, and you react, please, i would just like to say that this amendment is taken into account in the consolidated amendment of the committee number 795, just so that you know, there is a need, georgievich, we put yes, well, suddenly it will pass, georgych, 887th amendment, authored by us. oleg amazurasha from colleagues, i put this amendment into consideration, it was rejected by committee 887, i ask for a vote. no decision was made for 12. 888 razumkov does not insist, 889 dmitrieva. does not insist, 890 tymoshenko does not insist, 891 krulko does not insist, 892 kirylenko does not insist, 893 ivchenko does not insist, 894 and radutsky does not insist, dear colleagues, unfortunat

he is every morning. anthem of ukraine in memory of the soldiers who died in the war.alentyn dutkin, a kyivan, is a trombonist who performs the national anthem and the red viburnum every day at 9:00 a.m. after a minute of silence. recently , colleagues from america visited the musician, who learned about his initiative and decided to support the musician. artem derkachev will tell the details of this story. here they bomb, shoot, and we play, here a rocket flies, and we play. all the same, and that's why we lift up this internal mood. valentin tells how came up with the idea of ​​going to the yard, he says: he has a musical education, but before the war he did not even play an instrument, and at the beginning of the full-scale invasion he never missed a performance. so, i found melodies and words on the internet, painted them, sketched them. the wife supported the husband's idea. always with me , always with him, wherever i go, wherever i do , right, wrong, i know i have to be with him, i love, i need something very much, i enter, you see, i leave here with joy, neighb

. ♪ ♪ [playing national anthem] [playing national anthem] [playing national anthem] [playing nationalhem] ♪ >> if you are in new zealand, happy new year to you. as you are waking up somewhere around the globe throughout this program, someone is partying their face-off because it is 2024 already. you are looking at the future right there. rachel: we are going to party with everyone celebrated the new year around the globe every hour. >> nonstop party all day. >> it's two and a half men it past the new year, we are celebrating, we have noisemakers and hats. >> all where the guns had. >> the great late jimmy buffett said it's 5:00 o'clock somewhere. right now it is new year's somewhere. pete: here we are straight to new year's all day long. rachel: can i bring this back into the kids. i love it. pete: get more for her we need lots more. joey: that's what i'm talking about. pete: the street already blocked here in new york. rachel: it was hard to get to new york. rachel: i almost preemptively gave my resolution, i didn't get the memo that we were supposed to talk about resolutions until t

i mean, the anthem was sung ritually, and so when she concludes the moment, when they sing the anthem way to, in many ways, restore the beauty and the celebration of the graduation after insult, she actually captures in the most powerful way why lift every voice and sing was so important. it was a song that allowed them to tell the story of their lives, and of their people. and this epic, gorgeous terms, as opposed to as they were depicted, as a people without history. and so she puts place in this scene, but the meaning is so great. because it encapsulates this spirit of resistance that was so pervasive in the segregated south and black communities. it's a really beautiful moment. >> dr. perry, it is a pleasure as always to talk to you. it's a real honor that you view us, because you are a celebrated author on to yourself. but to have you be able to help us with these authors who are no longer with us is something we really appreciate. dr. amani perry is a historian and professor of african american studies at harvard university. she's also the author of the very important book south

, he sang the anthem at the end, and i looked at my young colleagues standing in front of me, and they were singing this anthem and crying, and i suddenly i thought about something that no ethnic ukrainian would think about, by the way, i thought that there is not a single ethnic ukrainian among this group of people, but there is none, but they stand and cry, and this is the birth of a real ukraine, a political nation , in which people recognize ukrainian civilization cultural, historical, linguistic values, you understand, and it is such a nation that is the biggest threat to russia, especially when it started from the west and center, moving towards the east and south, and i think that everything that happened after that is happening today, it is the coining and strengthening of this very political nation. we have a political nation. the state also remained only to protect and preserve it. thank you. thank you. there was another square. well, of course, we are not talking about the maidan, but there was another maidan in 2000 in the fourth and fifth years. and i remember very well ho

r.k.: it means so much to so many people, the anthem. police brutality and social injustice were things that affected everyone that i know, it affects all of us whether we are people of color or not. i have family in the military, my brother is in the army, my dad was in the air force, i was in the navy and my grandfather was in the air force, there are so many things that represent so many people in the anthem. i think it was an opportunity for the nfl to jump in on the discussion and i do not think at that time they did that. roswell: let us talk about that, they jumped in and made some changes, what do you think of them? do you think it is enough? i know there is a major culture change in the league, is the lead on the right path when it comes to this? r.k.: they are on a good path, i think as we navigate there is always missteps or better paths to make. you have younger people who are watching football, how do we get the message to them? in a way that is both digestible but also meaningful? doing things like putting end racism in the

anthem] [playing the national anthem] [playing the national anthem] craig: good morning and welcomeo "fox & friends" on the sunday morning, once again a beautiful picture. from your front porch. two are set right here in new york city on this beautiful sunday morning, good morning. >> good morning, the last photo had the garland on the railing and the flag so very fitting the e-mail it three days ago or recycling from last christmas. rachel: these are all fresh. pete: i know that the viewer photos but do you think maybe next christmas put it in. rachel: we get somebody we cannot put enough on that's how many we get, people love this. pete: keeps ended and then@foxnews.com these are viewer photos, their beautiful merry christmas. will: i will not apologize for my behavior this is good to be a rough four hours probably for you, this nation is good to be consumed by what are the most ugly debates in the history. rachel: is not politics. pete: this is good to be a texas longhorns homer for four hours. rachel: is this texas orange. will: you have no idea what could go down today it's goi

the application, but one didn’t like the sound of one, they immediately corrected it, the russian anthemoften slip through, but in the emirates they played it perfectly, so russian anthems on the ground in the air in the sky and also russian fighters, amazing and extremely rare footage, escorts on board... number one region is quite restless, if the countries themselves, such as the emirates and the kingdom of soviet arabia, are stable, predictable countries, safe, but the environment, of course, is not so safe, and there may be provocations and everything, so, of course, everything was done to guarantee the safety of the head of the russian state, well, if we put it aside main task, then you can probably also add that well... it’s just, probably, a demonstration of such equipment that is known and loved in this region, also a demonstration in action, this is also probably an important component. our program captured breathtaking footage of how everything happened in abu dhabi, the filigree precision of the welcoming ceremony, they are on our side, arab fighters seem to be flying right o

i still get chills when i hear the national anthem at any event.regardless of where you are, there is something about those words and the music that always makes me so proud. when you get the gold medal, what is it like to get the gold medal, charles, and how valuable are they? >> they're not vabl. you probably should win the bronze medal? >> why? >> i had two gold medals. i gave one to my mother and grandmother and i said, we should probably get these insured just in case somebody steal them. so i took them to the jeweler. >> where do you live? >> a small town in alabama. i took them to the jeweler. he said how much do you think they're worth. i said i don't know. he said they're worth about $19.95 because they're gold plated. he said if you wanted something valuable, you should have won the bronze medal. it was a really koot stor cute the medals have sentimental value. >> yes, i totally agree with you. >>> coming up, a cnn exclusive with clarissa ward. cnn was the first western media outlet to report from gaza. what we saw right after the break.

the way arthur literally jumped up at the sounds of this anthem proves that he has great reverence forat part of world history when in 1956 fidel castro, his brother raul, camillos, ernesta chaguevara and so on landed from the yacht granma in eastern cuba further, in order to overthrow the dictatorship of batisto by january fifty-nine, to establish a revolutionary power at the side of the united states, which has become a faithful friend and ally of the ussr. independence, being the last colony in 1868, cuba declared a course towards spain on the continent, which had already achieved, yes, had already achieved independence, only cuba and... loved ones remained, well, for example, churchie, he was addicted to cigars here from govan , but he spoke very skeptically about cuba’s prospects for independence, they don’t really like him here, but the russian... there were volunteers in that war of independence back in the 19th century, and even when yuri alekseevich gagarin came here, but again even before that era in havana got there yet one of our eminent compatriots, now we’ll explain every

each instrument, but we didn’t like the sound of one, they corrected it right away , the russian anthem countries; false notes often slip through, but in the emirates they played perfectly, so the russian anthems are on the ground in the air in the sky also russian... heads of the russian state, well, if we abstract from the main task, then we can probably also add that, well , it’s probably just a demonstration of such equipment that is known and loved in this region, also a demonstration in action - that’s also , probably an important component. our program captured a breathtaking shot of how everything happened in abu dhabi, the filigree elegance of the welcoming ceremony, they are coming to our side, the arabs. the fighter jets appear to be flying directly over putin's car. i clearly looked at these shots with some pleasure. minister manturov, auruses are starting to be sold in the emirates. several cars have already been assembled and are on display in the showroom. our cameraman rushes to capture the very first shots and manages to do everything. nearby, as a translator is suppose

, the national anthem of belarus?uld say that three, probably, after all , okay, six, because there are three choruses, we’ll count, so that’s the correct answer, well done, okay, we’ve dealt with your question, let’s move on, another question, well, a question i don’t know if the guys like it more, i don’t know, now there are classes in basic military training at school, there are, for the guys whether you like to do basic military training or not, that every citizen of the country should be able to do. to live, i cannot say that any country is better, they are all equal, but since our country is our homeland, we were born here, that is , we have our own moments, our own memories that are associated with good moments, related to our country, so i believe that you cannot choose a country that will be better for life, but what do you choose, say, a good life abroad or in a difficult moment... return to not a very good condition, but to go home to help her? difficult question, but probably, i don’t know, it’s difficult,

, the national anthem of belarus, six, well, i would say that three, probably, after all, well, okayause after each, three choruses, we will, the correct answer, yes well done, good, we have dealt with your question , we are moving on, another question, well, the question is probably more for the guys, do you like it, i don’t know, now there are classes on basic military training at school, there are, here whether guys like to do basic military training or not, it seems to me that everyone a citizen of a country must be able to protect his family, his homeland, any man must be strong, and military training makes a boy. a real man, wonderful answer. who else wants to express their opinion, who doesn't like military training, raise your hand, i wonder why? i believe that pre-conscription training, in principle, the army is not needed, all conflicts should be resolved peacefully, diplomats should come to agreements, and not people with weapons should fight against each other, kill each other. after all, we live in a civilized world. but not in the stone age, logically, for this we need

the son of rich townspeople climbed to the balcony of the town hall every saturday, sang the city antheme in 2014 with the sculptor andrey vorobyov, her task is to go out the door , which is to my left, once during the day, each time we let out 12:00, the door opens, we press the remote control and let it out, and accordingly the modern anthem is performed - several hundred years in the future, we’ll see, yes, let's go, before we speak, you and i have become familiar with the internal clock mechanism, this clock was created in 2008, when the town hall was being built, the clock mechanism works in two modes, quartz-mechanical now. in a mechanical code reserve is enough for one and a half to 2 days, the accuracy of the movement is plus or minus 1 second, double dial, well, a small addition , this is what you see on my left, on your right, yes, this is a calendar of historical events, the calendar was launched in 2008 , this hand will make one revolution in 500 years, that is, the calendar is designed until 2508 , this is explained by the fact that before the stone town hall stood on this s

labaya mesa. the way arthur literally jumped up at the sounds of this anthem proves that he has greatrt of world history when, in 1956 , fidel castro, his brother raul, kamilos hayegos, ernesto chaguivara landed from the yacht granma in the east of cuba and so on, to overthrow the dictatorship by january '59 batista to establish revolutionary power close to the united states. havana tobacco factory, what would a story about cuba be without this? is your work monotonous here? no, of course, this is a wonderful and important job that you need to know how to do. this tradition has been going on for many years, i do it with great pleasure, because it requires not only skill, but also love. and each one has its own leaf. of course, that is, at every stage , imagination is also needed, namely, for the product to be perfect, vladimir maikovsky, of course, knew about this cuban standard, his he wrote from here to the incomparable lilibrik. the port of havana, which is cigars, and about this whole city, the heat is unbearable, now we are just passing through the tropics. so, govan turned out t

athletes who wish to gain neutral status, must abandon not only the anthem flag and their national sportsion, but also... their national olympic committee, therefore , in this situation, returning to this decision, we could, which we consider unfair and legally absolutely illegitimate, we we are saying that among those athletes who will receive our payments, there will not be those athletes who agreed to be neutralized, so to speak, this year. the leadership of russian sports has been working on an alternative possibility since last year. for competitions, including among. regions of crimea, krasnodar territory. the program is rich in both business and entertainment. panel discussions, lectures, film screenings and concerts. and of course, the farmers market. anastasia panko more details. the stand of the krasnodar region at the russia exhibition today is in the spotlight; the southern region seems to transport guests to the coast. krasnodar is summer, sun, heat, sea, beach, flamingos, we are always in shorts, caps, t-shirts, the sun is shining empty there, beautiful weather. we don't hav

he wrote an anthem on it, and about a century later it becomes the official anthem of the united statesis scott key, what was the name of the fort again? my wife's going to kill me because she's from baltimore. i know it. if it wasn't sumter. i know it. we've got a paining of it in the husband. anyway, there's a middle school in maryland that wants to e name francis scott is key middle school because he owned slaves. francis scott key did own slaves. near the end of his life, he freed some and all of that. again, he was a man, unfortunately, of his time who was in -- but this school says it's time to take him off the building. >> [inaudible] pete: fort mchenry, that's exactly right. will what's the line in 1984, there's no history, something like that? nothing came before, nothing came after, just the party, just the moment. it's like just erase everything. pete: i mean the guy -- i'll. will: -- modern day standards. nothing. pete: nothing, you can never live up to the current -- we, in five years, we won't live up to the standard of whatever the left has decided it is there and, theref

i still get chills when i hear the national anthem at any event, regardless of where you are.hing about those words, and the music that always makes me so proud. but, when you get the gold medal, what is it like to get the gold medal? charles >> will tell you. >> how valuable are? the >> well they're not valuable, you should probably win the bronze. metal why i had two gold medals, i gave one to my mother and grandmother, and i said you know, what we should probably get these insured just in case somebody steals. so i took them to the jeweler. >> i live in a small town in leeds alabama, in case someone steals. them i took him to the jeweler, he said how much do you think they're worth. i said i don't know i brought them here for that. 1995.id they're worth abou because they're just gold plated. and he made the joke he said, if you really wanted something valuable you probably should've won the bronze medal. >> so it was a really cute story, but the metals have great sentimental value. representing your country, it was an honor. >> i totally agree with you. coming up, a cnn exc

the national anthem plays.n fell as king charles and camilla, queen consort, made their way to westminster abbey for the first coronation in 70 years. # i was glad...# prime ministers, presidents, foreign kings and queens, as well as community and charity representatives, joined the king's own family in a ritual dating back 1,000 years. your majesty, as children of the kingdom of god, we welcome you in the name of the king of kings. in his name and after his example, i come not to be served, but to serve. god save king charles. the coronation oath has stood for centuries - and is enshrined in law. are you willing to take the oath? lam willing. will you solemnly promise and swear to govern the peoples _ of the united kingdom, - of great britain and northern ireland, your other realms and the territories, - to any of them belonging or pertaining according . to their respective| laws and customs. i solemnly promise so to do. and then, the most sacred part of the ceremony performed behind a screen. the king, by the

why is the anthem so short? what a summer, such an anthem.the whole hall stands up. having seen our european show, which is called the european show, the european show is france, germany and other arab countries. so, today russia and the countries of the european union are participating in the european show. wait, why do we have so many, but russia is only one? well, do you want to join? that's right, 1:0, well, we continue, european show, if you don't know yet, you 're frozen in winter, so let's move on, listen, that erdogan kisses europe, russia and europe, there are two kisses. 2:0, but we continue , the american show, wait, it was a european show, whoever pays calls the tune, and we move on, and now guess the european dish, drink beer on the tor, drink beer before bed, drink beer on grass, drink beer at the table, it's meat in french, 3:00 on... and we continue the european show, we're not relaxing, the next task is musical, and we don't have a button, well , there's no point in showing off, i agree that you're sitting , russia won, get u

together , the anthem of ukraine, with love for ukraine, and this love is stronger than the occupation love for ukraine - grove power, which is so ba... the invaders and crimea, donbass, luhansk region, berdyansk, melitopol, mariupol, all of us, all of us, know, know, our enemies. indeed, they fear you very much, not international organizations with political appeals, but the ukrainian spirit, the ukrainian people, this is the exchange of prisoners first, the fighters returned to their native land, who proved, prove and will prove that we are stronger than slavery, stronger than the enemy, stronger than this war, because we are such a people. and such a nation inspires, you see, inspires the whole world, and they want to see such a state european family, and this confirms the decision to start negotiations on ukraine's accession to the eu. a solution that others have been working towards for decades, a solution that once would have been hard to believe, that skeptics said is not soon, it is not tomorrow, and it is almost impossible, don't hope, don't believe. do not wait, but ukraine,

yes, but does he know the ukrainian anthem?ally , edik, yeah, i wouldn’t say very much, but very rudely, perhaps, but since i know this boy personally, yeah, there was a period, uh , a few years ago when we communicated, and they communicated quite well and warmly, no matter how old they were, 25, 25, 25, for me he’s old 14, 12-14 years old, in my opinion, i’m certainly not a doctor to make any diagnoses, “ the child has a mental disorder, believe me, even before he started there were several times when he deleted his accounts, he left somewhere, everyone was looking for him and he was constantly in such a state of distress, there is a diagnosis called cunning, so i don’t know it, unlike you, but i absolutely see that this is something that mimics everything, maybe really with a psychiatric diagnosis, but this diagnosis will help him when the trial will take place, i hope that it will take place, he will not be assigned to a colony, a psychiatric hospital, but there he will be cured, this can be cured somehow, yes it is possibl

band plays national anthem first on the travel schedule was germany. first member of the royal family to address the senate. ..nous nous sommes battus, cote—a—cote... and in november, the royal couple made theirfirst visit since the coronation to a commonwealth country, kenya. it was a warm welcome, but here, as in many parts of the world, there are sensitivities. it was 70 years since an uprising against the then british colonial rulers was brutally crushed. the wrongdoings of the past are a cause of the greatest sorrow and the deepest regret. back in britain, president biden dropped by on his way to a nato summit. and the changing of the guard gangnam style in honour of the state visit of the president and first lady of the republic of korea. in november, the state opening of parliament and one of the most significant duties in the royal calendar. my lords and members of the house of commons. it is mindful of a legacy of service and devotion to this country, set by my beloved mother, the late queen, that i deliver this, the first king's speech in ove

, this is our world , which we created for ourselves, we are similar to ourselves, but this whole anthems, because we do not need it, you see, irena, very briefly, if you have something to react to, very briefly, please, well, we, i mean, we, even my facebook page, we filtered out people who are our people, and they, if i need to raise $50,000 for prosthetics, right now i'm collecting two by two. soldier, three days, 50,000, thank you, support next step ukraine, support revived soldiers, please thank you, oksana mukha, iryna vashchuk, dc were our guests today, thank you for being from espresso, stay with us, lesya volyuk, andriy saichuk, we are working for you, we will return to ether at 2 p.m., so stay with us and see espresso. the feeling is tingling. and crawling ants arise spontaneously and disturb you. the dolgit anti-neuralgia complex helps to normalize the functioning of the nervous system. dolgit antineuralgia helps to return to usual activities. without tingling and numbness in the extremities of the long-lasting anti-neuralgia capsule, help to your nervous system system. during

i have to give up the anthem flag and not give interviews anywhere , avoid everything, i don’t agreeere are clear rules written down there, if you get a neutral statue, you have to give up a government source, in general, look for sponsors abroad. the best racer on the road, the king lost to his partner in the minsk club evgeniy sobol, in such competition, it’s true that it doesn’t hurt to lose. the competition was decent, but we are very much so, we are very close friends. you can do everything, and it always felt like the federation was behind you when i was racing, i really hope that today, when i head the federation, my riders, my coaches, my federation feels that they have their back covered , ours is exactly 15 years old... cool minskaareni and for me personally this photo that will appear on the screen is memorable: great canadians, monsieur walnuts, great soviet hockey players, along with a sincere smile. minsk arena is a unique structure that has no equal in its versatility and technical complexity in our country. the world hockey championship, junior eurovision, the second

and support the game of football and what the anthem represented. it was a bit of a mess i have to beas honest. >> you struggled a bit to other to kneel or not. >> the answer means so much to so many people and also police brutality and social injustice for black people and people of color also something that affects me and my family and everyone that i know it affects all of us whether were people of color or not and these are two very big things. i had family behe in the milita, my current brother is in the army my dad kim thompson was in there in the navy and my granddad was in the air force, there are so many things that is underrepresented to so many people as a conflict. the message of the conversation were being had and that was the important part and i think it was an opportunity for the nfl the jump in and i don't think time they did that. >> they jumped in and made some changes, what do you think of them i know it's a major culture change that is a league on the right path when it comes to this. >> i think the league is on a good path. as

"you know, we don't stand for the national anthem."e said, "no, man, you know, don't pull on my leg." he said, "sit down, sit down." "hey, man, ifought forthat flag, so i stand for it." right? he said, "sit down." he said, "listen, ifought for that flag, so you can "sit your ass down." "right? "you sit down but i'm going to stand up. "and if you touch my leg again, "i'm going to kick your teeth in." and i'll never forget that. he wasn't mad at them for sitting down, it was like, "that's right, protest. "do that, young blood, but i'm going to stand up "because this "is what i did. "you fight your way, i fought my way. "we all going to get there some kind of way." that's what he taught me, that there's a dexterity to the conceit of what america is, right? and don't let anyone else tell you that your pursuit of liberty is wrong. when you played the role of robert zane in suits... ..i can't imagine for a second that you thought you were going to be playing the dad of a future princess. yeah, right. the royal family of england. how weird wa

well, this is a vocal marathon, nitlenko of the seventies, the rhythms of perestroika, the anthems of the dashing nineties, the finalists of the factorby show today will let you remember your youth and turn the perimeters of living rooms into a dance floor. the second live broadcast today, ten participants of the talent show had only a week to reincarnate the hits, under which everyone rocked. mentors are in direct contact with teams from morning to night, despite their busy pre-new year schedule. this is my first live broadcast, it’s really some kind of contrast shower, these are emotions, this is such a strange state, a combination of the incongruous, it has ceased to be an exclusively vocal show, it is a show about people. about what they can give with the help of their music, their emotions, each of my participants can give the viewer a lot, they will live their life stories through songs, we will continue to give this lightness and joy to the audience, i want everyone to just stand up, smiled and danced. the producer himself was rehabilitated, despite the sunday news of hospitali

trying, by the way, but we have already talked about this, i would like to make some kind of airport anthem, well , it’s great that you turned this time into , again, i repeat the word self-development, and we really hope that all the wonderful projects that we saw today will be brought to life, thank you very much for got to know you better, studied once and for all, understood the difference between pelavia national airport, and also looked at that. how soon we will deliver ourselves loved ones to the reception desk, quickly and conveniently. tatyana shcherbina, victoria popova, we say goodbye to you for today, goodbye. goodbye, vyacheslav kharaneko is speaking now. dear passengers, we invite you to the national airport to fulfill your dream: to fly by plane, fly to countries and fulfill your needs and desires. our doors are always open, as for passengers and visitors of self-ports for excursions. thank you, vyacheslav vasilvich, well, now i’ll ask you to leave your autograph as a souvenir and some wish, okay. watch everything that modern belarus lives today on the belarus 24 tv channel.

the birth of the anthem the museum of political history opened an exhibition that tells how anthems wereer's music. the exhibition stands tell how the soviet anthem was replaced in 1990 with the patriotic song of mikhail glinka, and how in 2001 the ussr anthem returned almost in its original form. this was the st. petersburg news, all the best. how good are these oriental fabrics, almost weightless, flowing silk, and its variety, shiny satin, painted with fabulous patterns. yes, such materials may well make a royal outfit. it is no coincidence that they are famous throughout the world and are the hallmark of uzbekistan. but how did the ancient masters learn to create such beautiful mothers? playing with all the colors of the rainbow, fabric made from silkworm threads and white fluffy cotton fiber, which was called white gold, came to uzbekistan from china by great means. according to one of the legends of amazing beauty , the ornament was first created by a poor artisan, to win the heart of his beloved from a wealthy family and surprise her fastidious father. he sat on the bank of the ri

the end, and i looked at my young colleagues standing in front of me, and they were singing this anthem crying, and i suddenly thought that which, by the way, not a single ethnic ukrainian thought about, i thought that among this group of people there is no not a single ethnic ukrainian, but he is not... but they stand and cry, and this is the birth of a real ukraine, a political nation in which people recognize ukrainian civilizational, cultural, historical, linguistic values, you understand, and such a nation is the greatest a threat to russia, especially when it started from the west and the center to go towards the east and the south, and i think that everything that happened after that and is happening today is the carving out and... the strengthening of this very political nation, a political nation we have it, the state also has only to protect it and save thank you. thank you, there was another maidan , well, of course we are not talking about the maidan, but there was another maidan in 2004-5, and i remember very well how the decision was made then, a delegation led by the pres