girls are dancing, girls are shining, girls are dancing, girls are shining, brum-brum, brum-brun, a caroom, broom-brum, i'm flying to the top, and you ! the morning broadcast on belarus 1 and belarus 24 continues with news in the studio pavel azovik, hello, current issues of international regional security , a meeting of the heads of foreign affairs of the csto states has opened in almaty. our country is represented at the meeting by foreign minister sergei oleynik.

in pakistan , rescuers brought two russian climbers from mount gashr brum to the camp. this was reported russian mountaineering federation, the whereabouts of the missing sergei nilov are still unknown. let me remind you, in early august, a group of five people went to... there was contact, he told us that he - everything is fine with him, with sergei mironov, uh, there are some injuries, that is, he is in the field of vision at the top, that is, sergei nilov is not visible. so we immediately reported this to the insurance company in russia, yes, in order to begin some rescue operations. well, continuing the topic of emergencies, the body of british billionaire mike lynch was found at the site of the crash of the yacht one of the victims. according to the bbc, it is the businessman's personal chef. the search operation off the coast of sicily continues, and in the meantime , new conspiracy theories are appearing in the media. artem krosulin will tell you more about them. the chances of finding living people are decreasing with each passing hour. rescuers managed to brea

achieved a goalless draw against crystal palace, tottenham beat bayern munich 3-1 , liverpool beat brums with three goals, and chelsea beat stamm 3-0 in italy and in the fifth week of serie a. i would like to inform you that in tehran, sunset will be at 18:00 and maghrib will be at 18:00 and midnight will be at 23:15. thank you very much for being with us in this news series. now, the economic desk and my colleagues in this group are related to you. thank you, ms. khalji , in the name of god, greetings, courtesy and respect to all viewers of the program. economy as in at the beginning of your news, i told you that we want to talk about gasoline and the discrepancy between the consumption and production of gasoline in the country. these days, you can almost say that gasoline and its discrepancies have become a topic of concern for the country's officials. the last comments i saw were, for example, mr. president jamour pointed out that we have set aside 5 billion dollars for the import of gasoline, for example, for this year , the big number shows that the imbalance between production and

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and as we know, a russian also, artillery continues to destroy us, made our brum tanks as well as germany made leopard times. and of course, those f, 16 jets that the west was very eager to deliver to ukraine. it seems that those would not help you quite much on the battlefield and that is according to the kremlin spokesman. know, would you please major law says we know that mass mobilization continues in the country. the evidence is there on you claims. heavy losses on the ground, a, even with the help of its western allies. and recently we've heard from ukraine's and officials who came out with the idea that they're finally open uh to have some sort of negotiations with moscow. and we will keep you updated on what else, guns. all right, i'll change your mind that you shot. thank you. all right, over to africa, now we're at least 20 people repeatedly being killed in a blast on a beach. and somebody is capital of mogadishu. the government calling it a terror attack, a warning, disturbing images are coming your way. the . yeah, that's it. proportionally kept at the moment of the block that

you know, so that what i, what i did is that for me, of course, embarking on a brum cycle, which is something that all the major greatest conductors have done. everybody's whose name is important has recorded it. so to think, okay, what do i have to offer is something that's been done so many times. and my approach has been to really just sit through the music, read as much as i can and listen to it. no recordings, nothing. i've haven't really listen to anybody. so i'm just really trying to see what that's telling me. and, and honestly what i see does not much. what i have heard about 2 problems is or how, how i've heard from late. it just doesn't much. that is big brown's is like a big how to go like a monument monument and i don't see them on the lines at all. i see a very beautiful person that is fragile, that is scared to, to, to follow the steps of a to, and this very careful, very tidy, very thoughtful, but also explosive was humongous in motion. the i would love to meet you like what is your love and it would be grades as hundreds of or if you would meet from i don't know, i would give

in early august , five of our climbers set off to mount gosher brum to find and deliver to russia thetry golovchenko, who died there last year. on saturday, an avalanche occurred at an altitude of over 6.00 m. today, the israeli military returned the bodies of six more hostages who died in the gaza strip. the country's authorities do not rule out that they were victims of idf shelling. in total, according to tel aviv estimates, hamas still has 105 hostages, including the bodies of 34, whose deaths have been confirmed. the fate of the us-proposed deal to release the captives remains uncertain. netanyahu verbally accepted the plan the day before, but the times of israel reports that the israeli prime minister is confident that even if a ceasefire agreement is signed, it will collapse within a few weeks. egypt and hamas rejected the gas deal and demanded a complete withdrawal of israeli troops from the border area. tel aviv, in turn, intends to not only retain control of the rafah checkpoint. according to the wall street journal, it plans to build a wall on the border between egypt and t

now we also know that russian artillery continues to destroy you estimate at brum tanks, as well as a german made leopard types. and the of 16 jets that the west was so eager to deliver it to you quiet. and it seems that those wouldn't be much to help on the ground either. and that is according to the family as folks 9 demitra bestcopy. and would you please major law says on the ground mass mobilization in the country continues, and that is despite the massive health that the country gets from its western allies, runs intelligence chief, has been reiterating the dates, his country g, t to avenge the assassination. all the homeless public bureau or chief smell honey as he was a guest intent on that one accusing is well of the killings that are on his side. once more, washington is complicit. the us gave a green light to the disgraceful assassination of her mazda pilot bureau. chief is smile, honey, a which was carried out by sinus invaders. it's a visa oscillation was followed by mass protests across lives. the nation's thousands also gather the tiniest burial in cattle on friday, the

alexander, still in blue, secured the majority of the votes on holding drunk driving his party to brum, the incumbent and legitimate leader. the opposition saves at the contest results in the constitutional court uncle, my son, that has become the diaspora as president, the mold open socialist party does not recognize the voting at foreign post stations, which allowed sounded to be declared the winner of the election. my son to is and the legitimate president. she's recognized only by her sponsors and stewards from abroad. the people of small though i feel deceived and robbed the recent presidential election, especially at the voting entrance. mister and a foreign policy stations cannot in any way be called a free and democratic expression of the will of the people we have faced. and i'm justified. reduction in number of phone stations, blockage of boulder access campaign on the day of silence and on election day, and other violations in the number of countries with hundreds of cases of deliberate action fraud. and the disappearance of ballad boxes. as a result, hundreds of thousands o

the exact answer will be given to and then used to live with earlier the russian defense ministry, brum, they'd be, should terror attacked by kids forces a list of the 65 p o w was killed in the tragedy has now been published, another plane carrying a further, a t ukrainian service min was diverted with moscow saying the prisoner's swap has been suspended. here's how the situation unfolds. the people in key very well about the upcoming exchange. they knew the route preserves in the world would be delivered by the attack on the plane was a deliberate ink cartridge section. the terrorist attack clearly demonstrates the key ever seen to negotiate rights. after the news about the crush emerged, ukrainian media nights that it was, keeps work. however, as soon as messages about p o w is being on the plane spreads, those outlets quickly change their headlines. are you creating an m p voice has frustration over the lack of response from his government? a it's a totally up. everyone is sitting around keeping quiet, but we're the defense minister is nowhere in sight. the presidential office is ou

now we also know that russian artillery continues to destroy us, made at brum tanks, as well as a german made leopard types. and the 16 jets the, the west was so eager to deliver it to you quite. and it seems that those wouldn't be much to help on the ground either. and that is according to the family as folks 9 to meet your best call. but would you please major losses on the ground mass mobilization in the country continues. and that is despite the massive health that the country gets from its western allies around this intelligence chief is being reiterating that his country do seemed to avenge the assassination of how much pull this new were chief is well, honey, as he was a guest intent on while accusing is where i left the killing. tyrone has one small said, washington is complicit in. the us gave a green light to the disgraceful assassination of a mazda pilot bureau chief is smile, honey, a which was carried out by scientists invaders itself. the nation was followed by mass protests across muslim nations. thousands also gather the tiniest for the cattle on friday. the killing has p

and as we know, a russian also, artillery continues to destroy us, made our brum tanks as well as german made a leopard tanks. and of course, those f, 16 jets that the west was very eager to deliver to ukraine. it seems that those would not help you quite and much on the battlefield and that is according to the kremlin spokesman. and would you please major losses on the ground mass mobilization in the country continues. and that is despite the massive health that the country gets from its western allies over to africa now where at least 20 people repeatedly being killed in a blast on a beach. and somebody is capital of mogadishu. the government, quoting at a terror attack, a wanting to start, think images are head the the likelihood reportedly capturing the moment of the blogs that ended up leaving dozens of casualties afterwards. what sounds like gunfire, rings out a local police are suggesting it's a suicide attack. and the tired risk group i'll ship bob is now report li, claimed responsibility open mouth insert foot. have a listen to this american senator talking about how america nee

order for something new to come, you need to free yourself from the old, then now we will do magic, brum the third box? well, i suggest starting with the closet, there are a lot of toys there, okay, i really like the one on the left play, you tell him a riddle, what is it, a yellow round one and it warms, a bun with a heating pad, a yellow round one that warms, well, that is , i have imagination, i have an assignment in class today, which you are sitting on, how did you solve it, and i can sit like this an hour for... i’m very glad that my children love mathematics, because mom and dad are humanists, mom and dad both graduated from the faculty of history, that is, this is love from their student years, how romantic, they are very different, mom so exciting, so kind, good, so clean, and dad is so clear, he will consider all cases, all the probabilities of what he will do. i look a lot like my dad, but there’s a little bit of my mom, and i look a lot like my mom, but i have a little bit of my dad, it seems to me that he has a little more demands on me because i’m older, and you i want chil

i'm kind brum brunhuber. u.s. officials say they hit 36 targets at 13 locations in yemen, those targets were facilities in attacks on international shipping. pentagon correspondent oren lieberman has more on the attacks in yemen. >> reporter: for the third time in recent weeks, the u.s. and uk carried out joints strikes against houthi targets in yemen, this time the coalition airstrikes targeted 36 targets across 13 different locations in yemen as the u.s. and uk backed by coalition of australia, bahrain,ada and new zealand try to disrupt the group targeting the shipping lanes. it was u.s. faa team fighter jets taking over and as well as two destroyers launching cruise missiles that took part in the strikes. the u.s. went after underground storage facilities, command and control, missile systems, drone storage and operation sites, radars and helicopters of the houthis. in that target list you see the effort of the u.s. to try to disrupt the abilities of the houthis to continue to attack commercial vessels as well

that wanted bigots out of brum. around the protest here. ultimately, it was very peaceful, but the police here were on hand. police liaison officer apologies for that. >> the audio is so bad that we thought we'd just move on to this one because it's a very, very poignant story. very sad story as well. if you've just joined us ten minutes after 4:00, this is gb news now, a private funeral for one of the three young girls stabbed to death in southport. is taking place today. joining me now is gb news north west reporter sophie reaper, who is live from a flower show that's linked to the event. sophie talk to me about the flower show and why this has been held and what the connection is . connection is. >> well, nana, this is the 100th anniversary of this incredible flower show here in southport. so to mark it, we're at one particular exhibition created by the wonderful nikki and jo. so we'll just show it to you. so there we are, 100 in those beautiful sunflowers grown by jo himself. so we're going to speak to them now.

people working less hours, that is a really important point, because you know one of the con numb brumican people two-thirds say things are going in the wrong direction nobody can figure that out i think, one of the reasons for that people are still financially stressed out from 18% increase in prices from the day joe biden came into office. maria: yeah. >> and, yes, wages salaries may be up percentage terms but as charles said if irworking fewer hours your paycheck is not keeping pace with the amount of things that people cross the other thing, i want to remind people that january number is -- is seasonally adjusted so, this didn't this is senly adjusted january a month where fewer retail christmas season is over i think on balance economy is doing fine right now there is no question about that, but people aren't feeling love because still finally finely stressed out inflation rate coming down don't forget, that 18% increase in prices is baked into the cake people feel every fiem to the grocery store. >> great point your take on uncertainty of this talking about a actuation fluid pres

responses to elmo's post seen $200 million were crammed to the brum with afrng eye tie, depression.ep the clouds away and get to sunnier days. elmo is right, we have to be there for each other, offer our help to neighbors in need and ask for help when we need it, even though it's hard. joining us conversation, msnb medical contributor, dr. patel. molly is back with us. dr. patel, it's good to see you. nearly 50 million americans experience mental illness. 90% of the nation believe the nation is in a mental health crisis. take us through the why as you see it. >> it's an important conversation. not only do we have this intersection, like we saw earlier this week with the social media hearings of having this information 24/7, but as you have covered, we're are in not just middle east crisis, but it feels like there's a crisis every day, and the pandemic exas ra -- exacerbated a poor infrastructure. if you have the resources, may not get help. imagine not having a insurance. imagine not having english as your first language. we need to provide help without people asking. we don't addre

i was putting a voiceover down in someone's studio, which happened to be dan brumm, who's joe brum's brother, who's the creator, and he said, my brother's making this animation. um, it's already cast. you have a great voice. can we chuck down some demos? and at the 11th hour, they needed to change the voices up. um, for the premiere at the cartoon convention and then, um, then they did their due diligence and auditioned for three months, and then they came back to me and said, you were right. all along. so that's my journey to chile. >> that is amazing. so of course it is 2025 here in sydney, australia. but of course, new year's eve is a while off there where you are in pennsylvania. how are you planning to celebrate and what is your wish for the year ahead? >> oh, for this year ahead that i get to continue doing wonderful creative projects and spend time with the people that i love? um, i think they're the most important things to me. >> well, all the very best for 2025. melanie zanetti, the voice of bluey's mum chili, great to have you with you. thanks so much and happy new year. h

so anyone brum. yeah. the uk's most dangerous city. so anywant brum. hear from you. >> want to hear from you. >> yeah. and you've left me to talk about the one story that neither of understand, which talk about the one story that nethat' of understand, which talk about the one story that nethat rochdale derstand, which talk about the one story that nethat rochdale football which is that rochdale football club is that rochdale football club is of going bust is on the verge of going bust and you're devastated, obviously. well, i am sorry for them. yes. because don't them. yes. because i don't want to football team go to see any football team go bust, don't know much bust, but i don't know much about so i'm hoping the about it. so i'm hoping the people rochdale going to people in rochdale are going to call and tell us why. this is call us and tell us why. this is terrible. and there's hope. there's there's a us there's hope. there's a us investor looking it, investor that's looking at it, but know, george but you know, maybe george galloway, will ride but

. >> reporter: the new movie will also written and directed by brum, expected to open in theaters ino see this movie. i was telling you guys, these are seven minute episodes, most of these bluey episodes. i cry almost every time. >> robin: what is it about the series? >> i don't know. they very quickly get to the point that really makes you feel all the feelings. >> george: it is so big that they aren't even going to tell you? >> clearly i couldn't be trusted. i told my 3-year-old. [ laughter ] >> michael: i don't have kids that age but i think i want to watch bluey after this. [ laughter ] >> i'll give you a list of my favorite episodes. >> michael: all right. i'm all in. >> george: thank you, eva. let's go to greg dutra from wls in for ginger. >> a fantastic show. there's one where the parents maybe had too much to drink the night before. very identifiable for anyone out there. kids the next day. a warm start in nashville, tennessee. look at the cumberland river and beautiful, of course, nashville there. there are storms that are gonna stretch from dallas through west virginia late

what's the chatter there in bright old brum ? >> well ?- >> well , ?what some have, of course , your guests have been course, your guests have been saying on the show , camilla, saying on the show, camilla, we're joined with sabrina. dennis steve hardiman and andrew goodacre on the panel this morning. sabrina we're going to come you we had come to you first. we had bridget phillipson shadow bridget phillipson on shadow education secretary. of course, you're concerned a lot just because the you do with because of the work you do with with what do with young people. what do you make of some of her answers today, particularly around education and supporting young people ? people? >> well, she gave us breakfast clubs, wonderful. clubs, which is wonderful. but, um , breakfast clubs aren't going um, breakfast clubs aren't going to sufficient . you know, to be sufficient. you know, schools falling down and schools are falling down and they . and there's they need repair. and there's no talk there was no talk talk of that there was no talk of young people to o

that's as he leafleted a quiet street in his brum hometown.been reported to west midlands police. we've got a comment from them in just a tick. but this comes after anti—semitic hate crime incidents in britain hit a record high, rising by 589. a whopping number after hamas attacked israel in october last yeah attacked israel in october last year. so, michael, welcome to the show. good evening. just explain to me what happened, how far into the campaign trail were you, what kind of street was it? and also, what was the woman like? can you give us description? >> yeah. good evening. ben, thank you very much for having me on your show. it's a pleasure to speak to you, as you say, i was campaigning in a on a quiet street in birmingham, it was not a particularly, sort of a busy time of the day when i was leafleting, a lady then approached me from her house. she'd actually just driven into the close, and she asked me why i was there, to which i responded, i'm delivering election literature, which, of course, we all know everyone is to free do in thi

we've had bigots out of brum as well, and as you were mentioning, the response from west midlands policethat's in reference to anti—immigration protests that were rumoured to possibly be happening in this city today. that's very much why this counter demonstration, this to stand up racism demonstration, has taken place in the first place, talking about refugees being welcome. stop the far right being on some of the signs here. but there's been a collection of different people and different groups that have been here today. we've got unit members of unison the union there. we've also got quite a lot of palestine flags. there have been a march from alum rock, a different part of the city of birmingham that had marched here with palestine flags to join in this protest. at the same time as well. i was speaking to one of the speakers who's been speaking to this crowd here. he's been telling me that he works with a lot of young people. he's a youth worker. he's been telling me that some of them do feel afraid at the moment because of the rumours of different protests, because of the violence t

meet birmingham's next generation of filmmakers, celebrated here by the network real brum. had in that report the investment happening in dick beth and the west midlands. investment more widely has been on the decline in the uk. with; investment more widely has been on the decline in the uk.— the decline in the uk. why is that? there is a specific _ the decline in the uk. why is that? there is a specific reason _ the decline in the uk. why is that? there is a specific reason for- the decline in the uk. why is that? there is a specific reason for that l there is a specific reason for that in the last year, it is mainly down to the writers strike in the us. it had been largely reliant on projects coming in the country and there was a blip in that pipeline, a very significant blip. that means figures are well down. i hope in the next year the effects of that strike will have worked their way out and production in spend will be back up again. pare production in spend will be back up aaain. �* , i, i i, i, again. are we seeing a change from feature films _ again. are we seeing a

so what are the brum is telling us about the budget, about the interest rate held today ?e fact that it has remained stable at least and stayed at 5.25. >> of course, it was six members of the monetary policy committee that voted to keep the rates. the same we have seen over the last year. and rises. last year. and a half, 14 rises. so certainly better news. there is now some stability , but with is now some stability, but with inflation as a whole falling over past, um , six months or over the past, um, six months or so, of course there is some frustration that rates aren't already starting to be cut, but have a listen to what people on the street told me a little bit earlier on is good. >> however, with inflation and pnces >> however, with inflation and prices going um , i do prices are going up, um, i do feel like it should be a little bit higher with saving. i think it is a bit of a struggle for younger generation nowadays . um, younger generation nowadays. um, to save. however, they have done really good keeping it as the same . and the interest same. and the interest

sutton coldfield, litchfield, posh, brum i would say sort of. no more tours now sort of stuff.ere as well. >> litchfield is lovely. >> litchfield is lovely. >> yes it is. yeah. very nice, very nice. >> we need to get out and about across the country. we do need to take the, we take the show on the road saying that for a while. it's very expensive to do it. >> is it.- >> is it. it.— >> is it. yeah. >>— >> is it. yeah. >> yeah. it's all the, it's all the obe. >> you want me to do the sport? isuppose >> you want me to do the sport? i suppose you've got to pay the dough. >> well, this is it. this is it. >> well, this is it. this is it. >> where would we go? do you know where i want to go is down to that place where they make the tea in cornwall. i was thinking about that. oh, yes. so we really need to get that in the diary. >> we do. they grow their own tea. >> they grow their own tea. and it's nice. union jack tea bag. so i think it would be really good. very gb news. i think we should go do a show. yeah, let's choose a nice weekend, though. where it's nice and sunny. yeah. >> oh,

the bbc�*s reliable source podcast and we've been out and about speaking to some students here in brume cost of living. so looking at housing first, max, one of the lads you just saw there, he told us he's in rented accommodation in birmingham that has black mould on the walls and when he flagged that to his landlord, they came in and painted over it with white paint and his rent�*s still going up. so he says what he wants from the next government is better protection for renters. that's what he wants them to focus on. another issue, the cost of living. we're hearing time and time again that young people across the country are struggling to afford to live. whether that's because things like the rents going up or other bills like electricity and heating or just the cost of food. young people are telling us that is one of the biggest priorities when it comes to the 4th ofjuly. and they don't think politicians are giving it enough attention on the campaign trail. and of course, tuesday was the deadline, wasn't it, to be able to register to vote? and i know you've been talking to some firs

it is nice for brum to have that personal— street said. on hs2, a year after rishi sunak went to manchester to cancel it. do you think in your, the conservatives, do you see this turning? conservatives, do you see this turnin: ? .,. conservatives, do you see this turnin: ? .. , conservatives, do you see this turnin: ? , . , ., turning? the fact is the decision made by rishi — turning? the fact is the decision made by rishi sunak _ turning? the fact is the decision made by rishi sunak was - turning? the fact is the decision i made by rishi sunak was probably turning? the fact is the decision - made by rishi sunak was probably a mistake to cancel hs2 in that way. the whole project has been a shambles, but it is a shambles we have to live with. if you go to london euston or old oak common, it is being built, the lines are there, the tunnels are there. the bridges are being put in. half the tunnels are there. the bridges are being put in.— are being put in. half of the platforms — are being put in. half of the platforms are... _ are being put