the maps in the paris metro are supplemented with strange signs.ations where you can buy crack and other drugs are marked here. the authorities, however, have not yet found out; maybe this is just an official warning; guests are warned to avoid dangerous stations. the monstrous heat in saudi arabia has caused mass deaths. 14 people are reported to have died from the heat people, another 17 are listed as missing. the situation is aggravated by the fact that the country is currently literally flooded with foreigners. they perform the hajj to holy places for muslims, in particular the kaaba. the authorities are trying to protect pilgrims by all available means, because hajj involves spending many hours in open areas under the scorching sun. on the other hand, a person who dies on pilgrimage is considered lucky by muslims. perhaps this is also why hajj participants do not particularly protect themselves from direct sunlight. the icelandic city of grendovik was partially surrounded by lava, a number of roads that lead to this settlement. now they look l

was very beautiful style was done, but it was such a great exception, and the same thing is the paris metroions, everything is dark, it still remains, new systems that opened after the opening of the moscow ... metro, which they saw the difference, that theirs is terrible, ours is good, they began to bring all this up to the modern system; indeed, there is beautiful architecture, with beautiful comfortable trains, but nevertheless, the standard that was set in 1935, the fact that the moscow metro remains the best in the world, it remains so , in fact, the metro continues to be built over the past, probably more than 10 years, well , more than eighty standard and metro stations, plus 30-something mcc and mcd stations , more were added later, tell me, please, in the history of the metro in other countries it was such that, for example, someone could buy better seats, others were cheaper. yes, this is the london underground, this system came from the railways, when there were classes of trains, first, second, third class, and the first class, the best, always traveled in the last carriage, sin

metro system is unacceptable, it does have an impact. it's made a number of improvements ahead of the games. if nicholas was another night out in parisve to do this journey all over again. if he could use the metro, it would take him half the time. it's not going to stop him enjoying his life, though. you have to fight for your rights all the time, all the time. nikki fox, bbc news. scottie scheffler�*s court date has been delayed until the 3rd ofjune following his arrest during the us pga championship at valhalla last week. the world number one was arrested on friday after trying to drive into valhalla golf club in heavy traffic and his arraignment date had been set for tuesday the 21st of may. scheffler was charged with second—degree assault, third—degree criminal mischief, reckless driving and disregarding traffic signals from an officer. all charges, which scheffler denies, still appear on the docket. the 14—time french open winner rafa nadal has shown up at roland garros, but his participation at the grand slam is still farfrom certain. the 37—year—old spaniard emerged with his coach carlos moya to reacquaint himself with the fa

metro for... i think in the international city like paris, it's not normal.o one leading disability charity, it's profoundly disappointing. translation: the legacy is extremely weak and - so, here, we are hoping for the success of inclusive games to trigger an electroshock effect, to make people understand that the daily life of disabled people is absolutely not the same as other citizens. nicholas loves a night out in paris. but getting to this boat party on the seine was not a quickjourney. bonjour! because he can't use the metro, his journey is longer and its starts by getting this train. it's accessible, so it's doable. although he told us he can't always count on the same kind of support he's had while we were filming. you think things might change after the paralympics? yeah, i hope so. i definitely hope so. in 2012, it was a bit better. yes. so i hope the same will happen. the french government has invested 125 million euros to make paris more accessible. the committee was hoping the games would make more of a mark on the city's transport system. we wa

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metro for... i think in the international city like paris, it's not normal. paris, it's not normal. and according to _ paris, it's not normal. and according to one _ paris, it's not normal. and according to one leading to subito d charity, it's profoundly disappointing —— disability. translation: the le . a is disability. translation: the legacy is extremely weak and so, here, _ legacy is extremely weak and so, here, we are hoping forthe success— so, here, we are hoping forthe success of— so, here, we are hoping forthe success of inclusive games to trigger— success of inclusive games to trigger an_ success of inclusive games to trigger an electroshock effect, to make — trigger an electroshock effect, to make people understand that the daily— to make people understand that the daily life of disabled people is absolutely not the same — people is absolutely not the same as— people is absolutely not the same as other citizens. nicholas loves a night out in paris. but getting to this boat party on the sin was not a quickjourney. great bonjour. is journey starts bo

many paris metro stations are under renovation.raid of transport collapse and are leaving the capital. according to one survey , 44% of parisians think gaming is a bad idea. i think the city will be a complete mess. here at the olympic stadium in paris , our tricolor is prohibited on any media, journalists, athletes, spectators, not only our anthem is prohibited, but also tchaikovsky’s first symphony, which has become the unofficial anthem. she irritated the international olympic committee, so when she tried to surpass tchaikovsky, they wrote some kind of synthetic music without words of meaning, but in the current conditions the authorities of france and the international olympic committee instead of the first. tchaikovsky's symphony would be useful to listen to his 1812 overture, it is dedicated to the victory of russia over france. elizaveta gerson, boris halfin and maxim zaichenko, ntv television company. paris. with this we say goodbye to the viewers of central russia. see you on ntv. it’s called, if you want, i’ll take you wi

we've just been in the metro which is smaller and uh much less dirty than the paris metro, the london underground or indeed the new york metro uh and uh we've just come down from the the north of the city uh and it's just like any other metro, it's been here since 1999, it was started before. the revolution in 1979 and eventually it was created and started working in 1999, so uh it was warm, it was clean, it was quick. 'it's like um porridge in scotland, one of the main uh national dishes is porridge which is made of oats and it's extremely similar to that, sometimes people have it with sugar, but mainly they have the salt right, so here we are at the uh national museum of the islamic revolution in holy defense and uh i'm looking forward to going inside and we're going to go inside and see quite a lot'. information about the iran iraq war, which of course was a war which was sponsored by the west and in which the iraqies used western suppied chemical weapons, the weapons which the the west subsequently of course allegedly went into iraq to remove, and so i'm anticipating that i will s

paris may not have time to prepare for this year's summer olympics. the french capital is faced with a host of organizational problems, and the threat of terrorist attacks is real. the delivery of new metroay to clear the seine river, the president and the paris mayor have big plans for it, well, what else could go wrong, danil makhalin figured out. 3 billion were spent per year we consider it absolutely unacceptable to risk the health of olympic participants to clean a reservoir in which swimming has been prohibited since 1923 dollars. french president macron and the mayor of paris hidalga promised to personally bathe in the hay on the eve of the games, during which triathlon competitions are planned to be held in the river. this did not happen, at least 20 years. the un called the paris games a first-class target for militants. macron convened a council on defense and national security, as a result of which a decision was made to increase the level of terrorist threat to the highest. on april 10 , a match between the local football club psg and barcelona is scheduled to take place in paris as part of the quarterfinals of the champions league. in anticipation of it, the terrorist organi

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underground, only a few of the main paris metro lines are accessible, but on street level, the city hasas well as new transport services just for the games. for the first time, we have 1,000 taxis that will be accessible for persons with disability. before, it was just 250, so we progress on that. and we had some different shuttles specifically for the spectators with disability. you can take it in eight stations to go directly to each venue. getting around venues is one thing, but i'm really excited to learn how accessible tech is making sports much more fun for disabled fans. inside the stadium, the atmosphere for this qualifying event is phenomenal. i'mjoining nacer, a blind para—judo athlete who's just qualified to compete in his first paralympics. he's been using the paris 2024 audio app for a greater level of immersion. so it's notjust like commentary — they're actually giving you a little bit more about the environment and what's happening. yeah, of course. you have two channels. you have one channel in english and in french. so now they are telling that a new competition is star

maybe the three of us could go on an excursion to the paris metro someday?r, zoller love, love, hello, hello, please tell me! it was clear from an early age that he was technically minded and all his drawings were even there, he drew lanterns, rails, escalators, that’s what he said, we were in moscow for the first time, we liked the metro. in 2019 we went to st. petersburg, we already had such a good ride there, we rode four times a day, after that trip he became very seriously interested in the metro, so he was finishing kindergarten, and we even gave him a book for his graduation about the moscow metro, yeah, in which he already learned very, very many interesting things later, it seems to me that you really know almost everything about the metro, but we still have to... arrange for you a real test, right now we 'll go to the best station, where trains from different cars will arrive and see if you recognize them all, i'm ready to find out, we argue, we argue, then we go to peron , tired of being small, tired of being small, tired of being small, here we a

paris metro employees being given special tablets that will translate between french and 16 differentages. more than 3,000 agents will have it in their tool kit, as millions of tourists flock to the capital city for the games. and even if you're not traveling to paris, a.i. could still be part of your olympic viewing. nbc will be cloning the voice of legendary sports broadcaster al michaels, using a.i. to narrate daily streaming recaps. >> welcome to your daily olympic recap. >> you can either resist it or embrace it, and i've chosen the latter. >> reporter: in a variety of ways, a.i. will make its mark on the games as the very real athletes reach for gold. nbc news, paris. >>> still to come, colin jost goes for the gold in the correspondent injuries event. find out how ceroving surfing turned into a dangerous scheme. it kills 99.9% of bad breath germs for five times more cleaning power than brushing and flossing alone. get a next level clean... ahhhhh with listerine. feel the whoa! i thought i was sleeping ok... but i was waking up so tired. then i tried new zzzquil sleep nasal strip

many paris metro stations are under renovation.f transport collapse and are leaving the capital. according to one survey, 44% of parisians believe. i think that the city will be a complete mess, a large number of roads, buildings will be blocked, i don’t think that i will stay in the city, i will take a vacation and leave. neither biden nor the expected number of tourists will attend the games. athletes from israel will compete at the olympics, the majority of russian and belarusian athletes are not invited, and those who will still go from our country are not invited to the opening and closing ceremony of the games and will perform. in a neutral status without a flag and to the anthem without words. here at the olympic stadium in paris, our tricolor is prohibited on any media, journalists, athletes, spectators. not only our anthem is prohibited, but also tchaikovsky’s first symphony, which became an unofficial anthem, it irritated the international olympic committee, therefore, trying to outdo tchaikovsky, they wrote some kind of

in the film we will see his stained glass window for the paris metro and works that were considered lost learn about the amazing fate of the artist. he never fought for recognition, was not persecuted, and was incredibly free and in love with life. for all of us, ivan lubeinikov left a hint on how to do it managed. of course, you need to leave room for experimentation and maximum space for your own imagination. and our own fantasy is what we carry within ourselves. great sensations, they are in us. the film is air in lugansk, each frame for the audience is like a connection between times and memory. among the same young pilots who liberated donbass from the nazis is lydia litvyak. she died there, and six months before that, just in these days of 1943, she received her first military order - the red star. there were similar stars on board yuyak-1, by the time of the award they were already four. there will be 12 of them in total. fighter ac. her image in this film. viewers do not take their eyes off the screen from the beginning of the show until the credits, this is how the film airs in

notorious for being quite difficult, whether you have escalators, and arguably very few lifts in the paris metroation from organisers as to how to move around? the? getting information from organisers as to how to move around? they are seemin: as to how to move around? they are seeming to — as to how to move around? they are seeming to surreptitiously _ as to how to move around? they are i seeming to surreptitiously recommend we avoid it. instead they will put on shuttles taking people from central paris to the stadium must wear different events are held. it seems to me they are saying without saying, to take the shuttles, but the shuttles have to be booked two daysin the shuttles have to be booked two days in advance. ifind myself wondering whether a lot of people travelling here, perhaps only a day in advance of their events will have known that, or we will see serious chaos on transport. it known that, or we will see serious chaos on transport.— known that, or we will see serious chaos on transport. it would require an awful lot — chaos on transport. it would require an awful lot of— chaos on

workers, during the construction of the paris metro often clashed and injured each other during...s metro took away the knives from the workers, and so that they would not complain that they had nothing to cut the bread with, they were given baguettes. bread made from any kind of wheat flour is rich in fiber. when fiber gets into the intestines, it promotes peristalsis and the release of the body from everything that could accumulate there. almost silent, but the most aromatic , rich in color. brio. caramel-brown on top, creamy yellow inside, because it contains sugar, eggs, butter, also comes from france. the most famous the words about brioge belong to marie antoinette, the french workers began to be indignant and say that we have no money. she said: "well, there is no money for bread, let them eat brioche." and this is italian focaccia, with all its clicking bubbles. it contains more salt and spices. plus the main thing here is olive oil. if you have stomach problems, you should not lean on it, especially borodinsky, it has the most of this flour 70%, but the dark brown color is

we also know because it was announced this week that the paris metro will get up to 20 billion eurose it fully accessible, which it isn't at the moment, there is only one line fully accessible. that will take up to two decades, so in the short term, what these games will mean for the paralympic movement, for the fans and for the athletes will only really know once the games have finished.— well, as we saw, the prime minister was among the world leaders at that paralympic opening ceremony. he'd travelled to paris from berlin, where he'd had talks with chancellor, 0laf scholz, after which he said his wish to reset relations with the european union didn't mean reversing brexit. the two leaders are proposing a new bilateral treaty covering science, technology, trade and business — but the prime minister said he has no plans for a youth mobility scheme, which could give young people in the eu the right to live and work here in the uk and vice versa. 0ur chief political correspondent, henry zeffman, is travelling with keir starmer. clearing the way for something new. 0n the prime minister'

in the film we will see his stained glass for the paris metro and works that were considered lost. andor recognition , was not persecuted, and at the same time he was incredibly free, in love with life, to all of us, ivan lubenikov left a hint on how he succeeded, of course, you need to leave space for experimentation and maximum space for your own imagination, your own fantasy is what we carry within us , great sensations, they get into us , it means, it’s important not to pass by, that i... sochi these days is celebrating the anniversary of the winter olympics, the heroes of these games are in the spotlight, the secrets of sports success and how was theirs the silver medalist in luge tatyana ivanova and the gold winner in skeleton shared their path to the top with future champions. our olympics were not only watched by 3 billion people, how the ideas for the production were born, which recognized the best sports records in history, the opening ceremony of the olympics and what happened behind the scenes, the documentary, your hot winter ones. today on the first, right after the show,

paris? i have been on the metro and it _ athletes. how ready is paris? ro and it doesn't i been on the metro and it doesn't feel like it is very accessible. in general, we like to progress and accessibility in the city, for example, there's more access to different streets and we wanted to be accessible. we had 150 shuttles to go directly to the station for the athletes, and you can go in with your companion. tell the athletes, and you can go in with your companion-— the athletes, and you can go in with your companion. tell me antoinette about ou your companion. tell me antoinette about you because _ your companion. tell me antoinette about you because you _ your companion. tell me antoinette about you because you had - your companion. tell me antoinette about you because you had a - your companion. tell me antoinette about you because you had a stellarj about you because you had a stellar career, a paralympic star, in france, so tell me about what got you into swimming and how you started and also how it feels to be a winner? ~ ., , , ., , started and al

related to a comfortable stay for people in a densely populated city, so according to forecasts , the paris metrocarrying about 4 million passengers per day, will face a two- to three-fold increase in load. and of the four new lines, the authorities have time to put into operation only one, the problem may be aggravated by a strike by public transport employees demanding an increase in wages. workers of city garbage collection services have taken the same path, which is why they are unable to cope with the invasion of insects. the deportation of homeless people 101 km away continues, which causes a storm of discontent among human rights activists. local residents are recommended to switch to a remote work format for the duration of the olympics; this also does not add to social stability. considering what is happening, holding a waiters’ race looks somehow ridiculous and strange. the age-old tradition was revived 12 years later. about 300 garçons in uniform took part in the competition. their task was to deliver croiss on cups of coffee and glasses of water on a tray from the paris city hall to t

metro and the city like paris. it is not normal-— metro and the city like paris. not normal. according to one leading disability charity, it is _ not normal. according to one leading disability charity, it is profoundly i disability charity, it is profoundly disappointing. the disability charity, it is profoundly disappointing-— disappointing. the legacy is extremely _ disappointing. the legacy is extremely weak _ disappointing. the legacy is extremely weak and - disappointing. the legacy is extremely weak and here, i disappointing. the legacy is i extremely weak and here, the handicapped, we are hoping for the success— handicapped, we are hoping for the success of— handicapped, we are hoping for the success of inclusive games to make people _ success of inclusive games to make people understand that the daily life of— people understand that the daily life of disabled people is absolutely not the sins as other citizens — absolutely not the sins as other citizens. . ., . , absolutely not the sins as other citizens. . ., ., , ., , ., ., citizens. nicholas loves a ni

they were joined by taxi drivers and employees of the paris metro. on this one.as informed the entire western world, it turns out that sanctions against moscow do not work. the russian economy is growing, and europe and the usa is falling. torn to shreds, our beloved, according to one of the american presidents, the russian economy this year will develop faster than the us economy. according to imf forecasts, russia will be among the fastest growing economies in the world after india and china, with an indicator of 2.6%. at the age of 24. previously, the imf gave russia no more than one. last year, 2023 , more than 110 million square m2 were put into operation in russia. in other words, russia decided to build more first, so that there would be something to fall apart. on the west simply didn’t realize it. sour cream, fish, oh, this is lovely, lovely! having been under western sanctions for almost 2 years, the russian economy is growing, average income has increased, and the unemployment rate is at a record low . now we can say that in 23 the russian economy beha

this is the story of a paris metro controller who, due to the routine and hopelessness of his fate, commitssuis le point sonneur des lila, le gars qu'on croise qu'on ne regarde pas, il a pas de soleil sous la terre, drôle de croisière, pour tuer l'ennui, j'ai dans ma veste les extraits du ridtest, et dans ce bouquin il a écrit que dégace la coule douce à miamie pendant ce temps que je fais le zoive. au fond de la cave paraît qu'il a pas de son métier, moi je fais des trous dans les billères, je fais des trous, des petits trous, encore des petits trous, des petits trous, des petits trous, toujours des petits trous , des trouss de seconde classe, des trous de première classe, je fais des trous , des petits trous, encore des petits trous, des petits trous, des petits trous, toujours des petits trous, des petits trous, des petits trous, des petits trous, gainsbord's character is unusual for the audience, he has a strange image. it's like he's wearing a mask. gainsbourg feels like a rather repulsive type, so he provokes and behaves quite aggressively. the press not only praises gainsbourg, notes

related to the comfortable stay of people in a densely populated city, so according to forecasts, the paris metroying about 4 million passengers per day, will face an increase in load by two to three times, and out of four... new lines, the authorities have time to put into operation only one. the problem may worsen due to a strike by public transport employees demanding higher wages. workers of city garbage collection services have taken the same path, which is why they are unable to cope with the invasion of insects. the deportation of homeless people 101 km away continues, which causes a storm of discontent among human rights activists. local residents are recommended to switch to a remote work format during the olympics. this also does not add social stability. considering. what is happening is somehow ridiculous and holding a waiters’ race looks strange. the age-old tradition was revived 12 years later. about 300 garçons in uniform took part in the competition. their task was to deliver croiss on cups of coffee and glasses of water on a tray from the paris city hall to the famous center of p

in the film we will see his stained glass for the paris metro and works that were considered lost.will also learn about an amazing fate. ilya foundlings, olga kovalenko and maxim kulifeev, channel one. documentary film ivan lubennikov, life goes on, watch tomorrow on channel one at 23:00. well, right now the man is the law on the air. the russian figure skating championship among juniors ended in saransk. in ice dancing , anna cherbakova and egor goncherov could not defend last year's title. they took third place, leaving only 7 hundredths behind. from silver medalists anna kolomenskaya and artyom frolov. the victory was won by ekaterina rybakova and ivan makhnonosov. in sports pairs competitions anastasia chernashova and vladislav vilchik were out of competition. in the fight for second place , vlada selivanova and viktor potapov were less than two points ahead of alisa blinnikova and alexey karpov. the results of the singles' performance are summed up by igor prudnikov. russian figure skaters have accustomed fans to outstanding performances at every tournament. and the russian ch

many paris metro stations. during renovations, residents are afraid of a transport collapse and are leaving of parisians think the games are a bad idea. i think the city will be a complete mess, big number of roads blocked from developments. i don’t think i’ll stay in the city, i’ll take a vacation and leave. neither biden nor the expected number of tourists will attend the games. athletes from israel will compete at the olympics; most russian and belarusian athletes were not invited. here at the olympic stadium in paris, our tricolor is prohibited on any media, journalists, athletes, spectators. not only our anthem was banned, but also tchaikovsky’s first symphony, which became the unofficial anthem, it irritated the international olympic committee and... instead of tchaikovsky's first symphony, it would be useful for the international olympic committee to listen to his 1812 overture, it is dedicated to the victory of russia over france. elizaveta gerson, boris halfin and maxim zaichenko, ntv television company, paris. at the strategic session of the russian government today. on the initia

thus, according to forecasts, the paris metro, which carries about 4 million passengers per day, willace an increase in load by two to three times, and out of four new lines, the authorities have time to put into operation only one. the problem may worsen due to a strike by public transport employees demanding higher wages. workers of city garbage collection services have followed the same path, which is why they are unable to cope with the invasion of gruzuns. insects the deportation of homeless people 101 km away continues, which causes a storm of discontent among human rights activists. local residents are recommended to switch to a remote work format for the duration of the olympics; this also does not add social stability, given what is happening; holding a waiters’ race looks somehow ridiculous and strange. the age-old tradition was revived 12 years later. about 300 garçons in uniform took part in the competition. their task was to deliver the croiss on a cup. coffee and glass of water on a tray from a parisian building city ​​hall to the famous center of pompedu along the narro

. >> public drinking fountains are open in paris. metroorkers are handing out about 2 million bottles of water and more than 70 train stations as a safety measure. >> we're being very smart. we have two bottles of water and the water here at the games. the water in paris, so you can drink it from the tap. it's wonderful. and they have all the spigots around, so we're just keeping our bottles full. and it's on a day like this. you have to do that because it's very hot. >> the heat isn't expected to let up until thursday. french officials are also recommending tourists not to go outside during the hottest hours. >> there is so much to say about all of that. there really is. >> oh, i'm sorry, there is. i was thinking i was actually looking ahead at the next script. but yeah, you are correct there. it's crazy to think though, that 95 degrees i mean that's we had several days of that just recently. >> yeah. they're going to hit 95 to 99 in between that ballpark. there tomorrow. then thunderstorms on wednesday and thursday. and then finally some

classic enough, though, for the pictures to end up in new york and now on the paris metro to help promotee to get to paris and go see it myself. oh, it was so exciting. when eva contacted us to say that this project was happening, we just couldn't believe it. we couldn't believe that we were going to be part of the promotion of the olympics. that's very exciting. and when we eventually saw how big the pictures were, it was quite amazing. anybody asked for your autograph yet? no! are you hoping they will know? no. a modest group, who've become close friends, taking some bristol panache to the paris olympics. dickson hooper, bbc news. a five—year old girl is being hailed as a little hero — after she sat with her unconcious mother overnight before walking to school in her princess dress and wellies to get help. leisha, who lives near blackwood in caerphilly, was suffering with septic shock when her daughter poppy raised the alarm. our reporter nelli bird has the details. oh, i love you. a massive cwtch from them for the little girl who saved her life. you are my hero. oh, i love you. poppy i

paris? i have been on the metro i is paris? doesn't feel to me it is very accessible? in and it doesn't feel to me it is very accessible?— and it doesn't feel to me it is very accessible? . ., , accessible? in general, we have this abili in accessible? in general, we have this ability in the — accessible? in general, we have this ability in the city. _ accessible? in general, we have this ability in the city. the _ accessible? in general, we have this ability in the city. the city _ accessible? in general, we have this ability in the city. the city is - ability in the city. the city is more accessible and specifically for the olympic games we had 150 children to go directly from the station to the venues. you have to choose your venues and you can go in with your companion and children. tell me about you, you have had a stellar career, you are a paralympic star in france, tell me about what got you into swimming and how you started and how it feels to be a winner? ~ ., , , ., started and how it feels to be a winner? ~ .,, i. , ,

because now the women have found themselves featured on billboards on the paris metro to advertise thisally fun. yeah. the group started in 2019 and a year later they were being photographed by a final year student in bristol. i remember it being really cold and the lake was flooded that day. and so we were... sort of had to wade through horrible, big, wet grass. it was the middle of winter, but it wasn't sort of your classic photo shoot. classic enough, though, for the pictures to end up in new york and now on the paris metro to help promote the olympic games. i was completely, you know, shocked land incredibly happy and honoured. i it's not something that i ever- thought was going to happen to me. so my first thought was, - i have to get to paris and go see it myself. oh, it was so exciting. when eva contacted us to say that this project was happening, we just couldn't believe it. we couldn't believe that we were going to be part of the promotion of the olympics. that's very exciting. and when we eventually saw how big the pictures were, it was quite amazing. anybody asked for your au

paris more accessible. the international paralympic committee was hoping the games would make more of a mark on the city's transport system. we wanted to have an impact on the metrocity, so to cross the city is already a challenge. and if the metro system is not accessible, it does have a huge impact. one of the companies that operates public transport in the city is ratp. it says it's made a number of improvements, ahead of the games. but if nicolas wants another night out in paris, he's going to have to do this kind ofjourney all over again. if he could use the metro, it would take him half the time. it's not going to stop him enjoying his life, though. we cannot give up. if you give up, it's over. you have to fight for your rights all the time. all the time. nikki fox, bbc news. here, this summer, there's a warning about these, asian hornets, which pose a risk to honey bees and pollinating insects. there were numerous sightings mainly in kent last year. look out for their dark bodies, with a distinctive wide orange stripe, and yellow legs. the king and queen have visited the chelsea flower show, meeting some of the designers taking part. their own garden at hi

let us go anywhere, well, yes, we were so taught to be ashamed of our own, just shy, look at the paris metrofferent . street, may you be a street, with tozka howling to itself from afar, the street, well , hello, the street, of a provincial hometown. when everyone is at home, i saw myself dead, if you see yourself dead in a dream, it means you will live a long time, premiere on rtr, don’t be afraid, i see you, i would like to talk to you, who shot at you while she was hunting for ghosts, you just don’t worry, she was announced on her own. is now free, there should be security around the entire perimeter so that none of them gets through, anna is a medium on monday on rtr, i thought that everything here was kind of more serious, you sit and you think, there’s no need to think about it, here... that’s all, to play or not to play, yes , yes, that’s it, there can’t be two opinions, because we have five of them, this is a dangerous fairy-tale animal when it comes to fleas , i’m beyond competition, there are questions here about how everything is running, i really want to check, seriously, this is

thus, according to forecasts, the paris metro, which carries about 4 million passengers per day, willeportation of homeless people 101 km away continues, which causes a storm of discontent among human rights activists. local residents are recommended to switch to remote work during the olympics. this also does not add social stability. considering what is happening, holding a waiters’ race looks somehow ridiculous and strange. the age-old tradition was revived 12 years later. about 300 garçons in uniform took part in the competition. to their task included delivery of a croissant, a cup of coffee and a glass of water on a tray. from the paris city hall to the famous pompidou center along the narrow streets of the ancient moré quarter. at a distance of 2 km. by the way, previously waiters covered four times the distance; nothing could be dropped or spilled. otherwise , disqualification. samilyamrus coped with his task best of all, delivering the order in 13.5 minutes. despite the fact that 100 thousand euros were allocated for the competition, the winner did not see the money and even

paris. the metros are packed, the streets are full, we seen lots of flags and fun outfits.hink they are from? jess and harry have kindly agreed to speak to us. we understand you're on olympic across france. we we understand you're on olympic across france.— we understand you're on olympic across france. ~ , ., ., across france. we 'ust got here from marseille. we — across france. we just got here from marseille. we literally _ across france. we just got here from marseille. we literally arrived - marseille. we literally arrived yesterday. went to go and see the ceiling _ yesterday. went to go and see the ceiling and — yesterday. went to go and see the ceiling and the women's football. then_ ceiling and the women's football. then a _ ceiling and the women's football. then a quick turnaround, back up to paris. _ then a quick turnaround, back up to paris. we _ then a quick turnaround, back up to paris. we got — then a quick turnaround, back up to paris, we got the train yesterday. arrived _ paris, we got the train yesterday. arrived today, and here we are. we are so— arrived t

paris? it doesn't feel to me like the metro - is. how ready is paris? cessible.— feel to me like the metro is accessible. we are trying to progress — accessible. we are trying to progress accessibility - accessible. we are trying to progress accessibility in - accessible. we are trying to progress accessibility in the accessible. we are trying to - progress accessibility in the city. it is more accessible, to have bus accessible on different streets and new lines on the subway will also be accessible. we have 150 shuttles to go directly to the station to the venues and you have just choose your venues. you can go in with your companion. venues. you can go in with your companion-— venues. you can go in with your com anion. ., ,., i. ., companion. tell me about you. you had a stellar _ companion. tell me about you. you had a stellar career, _ companion. tell me about you. you had a stellar career, you _ companion. tell me about you. you had a stellar career, you are - companion. tell me about you. you had a stellar career, you are a - had a stellar career,

who went to support the latvian national team at the games to be wary of thieves in paris, in particular in the metroations. the robbers, the document says, work in groups, distracting one while the other removes it from a pocket.

exactly he designed the most russian metro station in paris three in moscow. but his paintings are simple a deep meaning. report by olga pautova. but what is not a portrait of an amazed viewer who first saw the paintings of ivan lubennikov and his picturesque matriarchy. a woman, as the continuator of the life of the embodiment of love, is a caring muse, ready to inspire until she collapses without strength. nudity in his paintings is not about vulnerability, but about strength and energy for lubennikov, a woman and her nakedness is the most powerful manifestation nature, that’s why even... the curls are more reminiscent of the blazing rays of the sun, they can warm you up, or they can burn you to the ground, here is his favorite thing, so he painted with a shadow, uh-huh, you see, the lower edge of the body, which touches the drapery , not drawn at all, everything has gone into the shadows, and this makes it kind of mysterious . the artist’s widow, natalya glebova, gives us a tour of the exhibition and tells us that he always drew female curves from memory without the help of models. the

who went to support the latvian national team at the games to be wary of thieves in paris, in particular in the metro at train stations. the robbers, the document says, work in groups. one distracts, and the other takes it out of his pocket. in value, mit also reminds the latvians that they shouldn’t be hooligans themselves, they need to behave in a in accordance with local rules and laws, by the way, latvia, at the request of the french side , sent seven police officers to paris, they are helping their french colleagues in ensuring security at the olympics. washington is coordinating violations of the munitions convention with the bundeswehr logistics center. if germany knows about storing cluster bombs on its territory, then this violates the agreement signed. the united states suffered the most; american companies lost $5.5 billion. problems with the system have already been identified the largest event in the field of cyber insurance. the ceo, whose update to their antivirus program led to the collapse, said that most of the affected systems have already been restored, but the consequences of the

place, and what his intentions were, but certainly a huge police operation here in central paris several metro lines flows down an entire apart. these western neighborhoods of paris in thani going up because this is a city of course, remember, that is on high alert. we'd seen over the course of law a few years since that big wave of terror attacks, a few years ago, your bears, the number of military personnel out and sheets of france kept to the maximum about 3,000 off to the moscow talks lost month. you saw that number doubled. so paris was put on its maximum state of alert and that police operation you're seeing going on on those images. the result of that very quick police presence around this building as soon as it emerged, that armed man had entered obviously olympics coming up in paris, not too distant from now obviously concerns around the world heightened right now in this overall security environment. melissa bell, let us know when you hear. thank you very much kate and gerry is set and donald trump is back in a new york courtroom again today, what we'll opening statements look like a

paris? 0bviously for accessibility, i think it's a little bit shame that there is only one line of metro fullyormal. if i wanted to take the metro today, i would have to use this lift. but as you can see, it is not a goer. in fact, the whole line, line 1a, the only line that is fully accessible for disabled people, has been closed quite a lot recently because it's being extended. the line should be fully up and running byjune. but all of this has made life difficult for disabled people who live and work in the city. nicholas loves a night out in paris. but getting to this boat party on the seine from his home just outside the city wasn't a quickjourney. bonjour! bonjour, bonjour. ah, nicholas, so nice to meet you. thank you. nicholas travels into paris around five times a week for work and for fun. because he can't use the metro hisjourney is longer, and it starts by getting this train. it's accessible, so it's doable in his wheelchair, although he told us he can't always count on the same level of support he's had while we've been filming. so nicholas, you were in london, weren't you? did you

paris itself? because having travelled around the metro every day, i've seen it isn't as accessible, really, as it rry for you? paris is one of the world's most historic and beautiful cities. when it was built hundreds of years ago, accessibility was in front of mind. know what the city of paris have done here is they have realised you can't change the metro in seven years and make it fully accessible. so what they've done is focus on overground transport, and 100% of bus lines in the city are now accessible. and there is a fleet of 1000 accessible taxis to get people around. what they've done is do what paralympians do, let's not focus on what doesn't work, let's focus on what does, and that is the overground transport too. now, the closing ceremony for the olympics is happening this evening. you told me as we were walking up here that the same organisers are organising the opening ceremony of the paralympics. are we expecting something amazing? it's going to be absolutely fantastic. for the first time ever in our history, we are doing the ceremony outside of the stadium. we are going to be using

let's have a look at how things are on the beautiful metro in paris, where you can imagine it's the picture of quaint french, you know, how many enjoy all the videos that you got what he really gotten. oh, what, what gets better gets better. she gets shocked out. what she do. it gets stronger. well, oh my god. well, you know, it is a bit of a giggle, but in reality, certain french towns are actually getting completely overrun by migrants. and this is a real problem. you know, you can talk about migration with that being a racist or a file right, or nazi, yukon. and you should talk about migration because migration is a big problem and you are guess was a professor in my country on and says the irish people are going to be in a minority in a couple of decades. that's in our own country. a lot of people say it'd be a good thing. let's have a look at what's happening in all italia. again. uh, things uh, of course, very clean to be deposited a bit of pizza, a little glass of red wine. um music will run the video so. so this is all, this is the doctor who actually wants to mostly for tickets, ge