was settled on five apostal administrations, this in the magil...n petsyarburg, kharkava, kazan, sibirsk, saratava. and then, in the city, the republic of belarus became sovereign , the situation became known. roman pope john paul ii, 13 december 1791, issued several documents that revealed the structure of the castle in the territory of the sovereign country. the zeinasts of the minsk-magileevskaya archdiyatsez were added, and they took over at that moment the current teritory of the minsk-magileowskaya, vitsebskaya. ablascey, geta pinsk, pinsk suffragan diocese, which cherished the territories of braska and gomel ablasce diocese of iuroden with a proud name. 20th century of the magilio region with 930 thousand people and 270 people. you know what happened to all the ladies of god during the kastrychnitskaya revaluation, magilievskaya, stanislavskaya pashantsatsya, they would not have been drilled. only busy, have budynak perekhaў magіlіўskiy аblasny arkhіў, how vyzhiў pri іm kascel? i say 34 bastards to the arganists, but i had to play the harmoni

thomas magill, bbc news. now to bangladesh.of the bangladesh supreme court, ignoring requests by the military to vacate the premises. according to an official statement from the justice department, the courts have agreed to drop the charges against protesters and free those who have been put injail. but it stopped short of announcing the resignation of the chief justice. while these protests were peaceful, there is increasing concern about the lack of law and order in bangladesh. the country's police force have fled their positions, fearing reprisals for their use of deadly force against protesters. to brazil next and investigators are trying to work out what caused a plane crash that killed 61 people. president lula has expressed solidarity with the families and friends of the victims — and the sao paulo state governor has declared three days of mourning. the flight from the city of cascavel came down on the approach to the international airport in sao paulo — there were no injuries on the ground. ione wells reports. no time t

thomas magill, bbc news. now to events in russia.egime on areas bordering ukraine after this week's surprise incursion by ukrainian forces. it says freshly arrived tanks have taken up positions to help repel the ukrainians. russia's nuclear agency has warned the incursion poses a direct threat to the kursk nuclear power plant. the un nuclear agency has urged both sides to exercise maximum restraint, as fighting moves closer to the plant. clashes have been raging since ukraine's army launched its surprise incursion on tuesday. reports suggest they could be operating up to 30 kilometres inside russia, with intense fighting close to the town of sudzha. frances reed reports. filmed from a dashboard, then uploaded to social media, abandoned and burned russian troop carriers in the kursk region. the person who posted these pictures has since been arrested but the bbc has verified the footage. ukrainian assaults on russia started on tuesday and seem to have come as a surprise. several villages have been seized. this footage from the ukraini

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we buy a huge number of owls outside our state, we pay a lot of money, so we tested it even in the magilerson with extensive work experience, yes, what would you think that today, for example, in belarus, perhaps, not only is there a shortage, but it is advisable to pay attention and really take care of these crops for in order to cover, let’s say, our import needs, you know, even before today we have been importing garlic, garlic, yes, oddly enough, every grandmother always hung in the village, well, i remember my grandmother very well and always had her own garlic. of course, we won’t grow here, it’s useless grapes and grapes, we had experience in the pinsk region, we did it, but at that moment we didn’t suusim, he went, well, here, year after year, there is a very cold summer , today the hot summer was not bad, that’s why he loves grapes naturally warm loves the sun must try must try. here is to give thanks with your generosity. this land, take a responsible attitude towards all the properties of any soil, any land, so that you understand that here on the sands you need organic matter,

thomas magill has more. 0ur street! whose street? 0ur street!eved to be used to accommodate asylum seekers in crawley. a small number of anti—immigration protesters were met by hundreds of others from the group stand up to racism. sussex police say they made one arrest, a ao—year—old man. he's one of more than 740 people who've been arrested in connection with the violence and disorder seen across england and northern ireland this week. this isjordan parlour, who was given 20 months in prison, not for taking part in any unrest but encouraging others online to attack this hotel in leeds, used to house asylum seekers. in northampton, tyler kay was jailed for 38 months after calling for attacks on asylum seeker hotels via the social media platform x. and richard williams from buckley was jailed for sharing a menacing post about migrants whilst also encouraging rioters. 0therjailings include these men, sameer ali and adnan ghafoor. they were part of a counterprotest in leeds against far right activists. they punched a group of white men, saying they

dan johnson, bbc news, liverpool. 0ur correspondent thomas magill updates us with the latest developmentsthere are still hundreds of people out on the streets in bristol. earlier, they met in the city centre, but they have now moved en masse to a hotel on the edge that houses some asylum—seekers. the police are also there, and where these far right demonstrations have erupted across the united kingdom today, we have also seen counter protests emerging as well, with many other protesters, antiracism protesters, joining as well, so they are also there in bristol tonight. we know that there is still people on the street, causing disruption and disturbances on roads and in the city centre in belfast, as well. the psni has described that as a sporadic disorder across parts of the city. two people have been arrested there. and one of the main motorways in the country was closed for a short time earlier. we're also starting to learn a little bit more who has been arrested most of so far, two people were arrested in manchester, four in hull, i mentioned two in belfast. the tallies up to 12 now in

thomas magill, bbc news.lane crash that killed 61 people. president lula has expressed solidarity with the families and friends of the victims — and the sao paulo state governor has declared three days of mourning. the flight from the city of cascavel came down on the approach to the international airport in sao paulo — there were no injuries on the ground. ione wells reports. no time to prepare for landing — only a terrifying spiral to the ground. just miles short of its destination, its final moments captured by horrified onlookers on their phones. this was a short internal flight from the brazilian state of parana to sao paulo, never reaching its destination. translation: it went down nose—first. i thought something had happened, that it had run out of gas. i ran out because i live near there. translation: i thought it was going to fall into our back yard. it was scary. but thank god there was no—one killed on the ground. 57 passengers and four crew members were on board. local authorities say there are no

i'm thomas magill.london yesterday. officers were called to rushmore road in clapton following reports of a fight. when they arrived they discovered 38—year—old jade anthony barnett at the scene, suffering from a stab injury. two men, aged 28 and 21, have been arrested and remain in police custody. the mayor sadiq khan is being urged to extend the scrappage scheme for non—compliant vehicles introduced as part of the extension to the ultra low emission zone, or ulez, to cover every borough in the city. it's a year today since the zone was extended, and now the federation of small businesses claim the decision to close the scrappage scheme on september the 7th doesn't give firms enough time to swap their non—compliant vehicles for a cleaner alternative. tfl say demand is now much lower than when it was first introduced. barking and dagenham council says it is currently paying for emergency accommodation for some residents who were made homeless, following a fire at a block of flats in east london on monda

our correspondent, thomas magill, has been keeping across events thomas, several arrests, footage ontartin: lancaster police as well. we are starting to _ lancaster police as well. we are starting to get _ lancaster police as well. we are starting to get a _ lancaster police as well. we are starting to get a bigger - lancaster police as well. we are starting to get a bigger picture i starting to get a bigger picture tells of a rest. like the stubbies haveissued tells of a rest. like the stubbies have issued a statement saying that more than 20 people have been arrested across the country following the incident in blackpool, preston and blackburn as well —— lancaster police have issued a statement. influences include possession of and a offensive weapon, and clear at the live conspiracy to commit violent order. also a social media, we saw a group of festival properly about a0 kettles and in one of theirs, there was a series of protest there today. —— a series of kettles. they were two in belfast, an update in sunderland. you remember the terrible pictures yesterday and a police statio

monitoring this all is our correspondent thomas magill, who's here with me now.l backing today as well as the judges, additional prosecutors in place this week to deal with any of the people you are arrested. so she also described this as violent disorder and thuggery. taste as violent disorder and thuggery. we have had from sunderland as well, more arrests there?— have had from sunderland as well, more arrests there? absolutely. we will all remember _ more arrests there? absolutely. we will all remember the _ more arrests there? absolutely. we will all remember the pictures - more arrests there? absolutely. we will all remember the pictures of. will all remember the pictures of last night's violence in sunderland. we have learned in the last few minutes that there have been two more arrests, bringing the total dirt to 12 arrests. the 43—year—old woman and a 55—year—old man arrested today, both from the sunderland area and they say that there will be more arrests to follow, following ongoing investigations. last night in sunderland, was property there were scenes

i'm thomas magill.ld ben campfield died in hospital onjuly the 29th, three days after he was found unresponsive in a custody suite near redhill. surrey police said mr campfield was given immediate first aid and taken to hospital for treatment, but his condition deteriorated. a woman who was seriously injured getting onto a train at clapham junction, blames the large gap between the train and platform for the accident. guiliana rossi broke her leg in two places and spent a month in hospital last november. she's now calling for change before someone else is injured, and says the gap is too large, with no warning announcements informing passengers. network rail says it is developing a plan which would address the gaps, but no funding is in place. the system, the railway systems here, are antiquated. we have 19th century infrastructure in the 21st century. it's time we got to grips with this. we were the pioneers of the industrial revolution. come on, guys, get your back together and make our railways safe.

i'm thomas magill. years say they have had enough, and no longer want to live in the complex. two people were hospitalised after a blaze at st mark's square earlier this month. that happened after a fire occured at the same block in 2022. a spokesperson for st mark's square said, "ensuring residents are supported and the buildings are safe continues to be our top priority." after eight nights packing out wembley stadium, the european leg of taylor swift's eras tour came to an end last night. the run was a new record for any solo singer, which was last set by michael jackson with his bad tour in 1988. in the uk alone, she played to almost 1.2 million people, generating an estimated £1 billion for the country's economy. notting hill carnival takes place this bank holiday weekend. mahogany is a group of artists who for over 50 years have been designing carnival costumes in the heart of harlesden. bbc london has been behind the scenes to take a sneak peek at this year's designs. anaya has been involved with

i'm thomas magill.n after claiming he ingested drugs. officers were called to penge high street around at 6.30 yesterday, following reports of a group of shoplifters. one man was arrested. scotland yard say two police officers became unwell while in the police van with the man, after concerns they may have been exposed to chemicals. they too were taken to hospital as a precaution. refuse workers in redbridge have begun two weeks of strike over working conditions. the unite union says its members are regularly asked to work extra hours, and have less favourable conditions, such as sick pay, compared to other council employees. in a statement redbridge council said its goal was to reach an agreement, minimising any impact on bin collections. tests on the river thames regularly exceed safe levels for harmful bacteria. that's according to a group of "citizen scientists" who are now regularly monitoring the rivers water. since mid—may, a7 out of 210 tests by local groups between teddington and oxford, contai

i'm thomas magill.ting hill carnival on monday. mussie imnetu was in london for businesses when he was attacked near queensway. he suffered head injuries and remains in a critical condition in hospital. 31—year—old omar wilson has been charged a swimming pool in north west london where nine children and two adults were treated for a chlorine leak in hospital will remain closed until further notice. it happened at vale farm sports centre in sudbury. the bbc understands while most of the patients are not seriously unwell, three of the children may need to undergo further medical examinations. investigations are continuing into the death of a man who was fatally stabbed whilst on a mobility scooter in east london. jade anthony barnett, who was 38, died at the scene on rushmore road in clapton on wednesday. detectives are continuing to investigate his death. two men aged 21 and 28 remain in custody on suspicion of murder. a three—day strike by border force agents at heathrow airport begins tomorrow. the pcs

thomas magill, bbc news. the time now is 7.04.spondent james waterhouse joins us now from kyiv. james, good morning. it has been a while since we have spoken about increased tension, and it is interesting that it is russia putting these new security measures in place. absolutely. this is a strange inversion from where i am stood inside ukraine, where the sight of people fleeing their homes in queues of traffic and advancing troops is something ukrainians have experienced fairly frequently for the most part of this full—scale invasion that russia continues to wager against ukraine, but at the moment we are seeing the kremlin declare the counterterrorism measures, as they call them, which give powers to officials to search vehicles, to order mass evacuations and control the movement of people. i think it is reflective of ukraine's objective with this major cross—border offensive we saw this week that russia is having to pause so many —— pour so many of its resources to do is to try and contain this ukrainian attack and they have see

i'm thomas magill. on cloned or plates have been changed before it'll even have been reported to the police. it may well already be in a chop shop at that point or it could have been taken to a quiet location, put into a container either whole or the component parts, ready for shipping and export abroad. final preparations are underway for notting hill carnival, which returns this bank holiday weekend. it's the biggest street party of it's kind in europe, with over two million people expected to attend and watch the three—mile parade. it's about bringing people together. um, i think it's the biggest example of social inclusion that we have in the uk. that's why it was started. and it's been continuing to shine a light on that for the past almost 60 years. and there will be a carnival themed show on bbc radio london this monday between 2—6pm. there is some disruption across much of the rail network this bank holiday weekend. engineering works mean services between london liverpool street to enfield town

a very good morning, welcome to bbc london, i'm thomas magill.disorder here in the capital will face the full force of the law. deputy assistant commissioner andy valentine said the met were aware of events planned across the capital and will use every power, tactic and tool available to prevent further scenes of disorder and violence. the mayor sadiq khan has urged londoners to check in on their friends, relatives, neighbours and colleagues from ethnic minorities. a group of residents in haringey are unhappy about council plans to triple the cost of some visitor's parking without consultation. haringey council wants to stop daily visitor parking permits that residents can buy for £5 a day and replace them with hourly permits that could cost between £13 and almost £17 a day in some parts of the borough. the council said the proposal was still provisional at this stage. construction of a new incinerator in edmonton is at risk of further delays amid a challenging period for the industry, according to the north london waste authority. the controvers

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i�*m thomas magill.. flares were also thrown at the statue of winston churchill in parliament square. it comes following a previous night of violence in southport, which was triggered after an attack on a group of children in which three were killed. the treasury minister and london mp tiliip siddiq is being investigated by parliament�*s standards watchdog over a failure to register rental income on a london property. the labour mp for hampstead and highgate is under investigation for submitting here �*registration of interests�* late. a labour party spokesperson said she will cooperate on this matter. the number of young people aged 25 and under sleeping rough on london�*s streets has increased by more than a third. centrepoint said its analysis of city hall figures showed rough sleeping had increased to its highest point since 2020. the mayor says he�*s "committed" to ending rough sleeping here by 2030. the pub is a sanctuary for many — especially if it has a nice beer garden in this weather. well, tho

our correspondent, thomas magill, has been keeping across events thomas, several arrests, footage on ~ , ,., , thomas, lots of arrests have been made? ~ , ., made? absolutely, fast moving stories, lots _ made? absolutely, fast moving stories, lots of _ made? absolutely, fast moving stories, lots of footage - made? absolutely, fast moving stories, lots of footage of - made? absolutely, fast moving | stories, lots of footage of social media, horrific events across parts of the country. lots of it is unverified by the bbc but sadly, they are out there showing looting, attacks, fighting in the streets, parades and marches. also, police are being attacked. following that, they have been arrested across the country and in blackpool for example, multiple arrests take place and the police actually rattled the live cattle to around a0 protesters during the day there. in hull, officers injured and four people arrested, again, fights then clashed with police and a hotel that was used to house asylum seekers had a window smashed and attempts to start fires. there were cars burning in hulljust se

with me is our correspondent thomas magill.ad these pockets of protests are? it is just remind us how widespread these pockets of protests are?— pockets of protests are? it is a fast moving — pockets of protests are? it is a fast moving picture. _ pockets of protests are? it is a fast moving picture. we - pockets of protests are? it is a fast moving picture. we have l pockets of protests are? it is a i fast moving picture. we have just fast moving picture. we havejust got a statement from humberside police, saying that four people have been arrested in hull city centre and three of their officers have been arrested as well. after they were, eggs were thrown, bottles were thrown at officers there. that is the latest there. you are quite right, it has been happening across cities, across the uk today. liverpool, have we have been hearing, nottingham, manchesterand hearing, nottingham, manchester and even hearing, nottingham, manchesterand even stoke—on—trent and belfast as well, where objects were thrown at members of media outsi