maybe it's not agatha christie was definitely there is some common ground between you and agatha christiehe was married to an archaeologist. maybe you will be interested, maybe her husband was also digging coins, her husband was digging. it seems to me ancient burial mounds. if i remember correctly, these are the things you remember. and some banal question. on which river is hercule parova investigating, in kenneth bran’s recent film based on the novel by agatha christie, you don't remember, i just haven't looked at how i can remember it. and yet i need to accept some answer from you. let's take a chance nile take a chance. on a cruise ship, and he sails along the nile, he gives the correct answer to d. r. yes, so you have an incombustible pocket. amount 5.000 rub. in a second, i want to go home, even stay to buy something in the restaurant car. the sixth question and 10,000 rubles. who has nothing to do with horses? a centaur b pegasus c hippogriff e. minotaur finally the story of animals ah vladimir i'm wildly sorry. some personal questions, but what is something with a horse? b, what

combine that with famous crime author agatha christie and you get wagatha christie.rooney, wife of famous footballer wayne rooney. now, she accused herfriend rebekah vardy, also the wife of a famous footballer of leaking negative stories about her to the press. now, rebekah vardy fought back in court claiming that this was libel, that she never carried out any of those leaks of stories. however, the high court found vardy to be not credible, so she essentially lost that court case. now, we should say rebekah vardy has always claimed she wasn't the one who leaked those stories to the press. regardless, it was a court case that grabbed headlines, spawned a netflix show, and even a west end production. now, the producers of that west end production have already weighed in about this trademark saga, saying the story continues to have more twists and turns than an agatha christie novel. however, at this point, the producers do continue planning to put the show on the west end. how long that will last? whether we will see any more trademark claims, we'll have to wait and s

agatha christie censored during france will revise the translations of the novels of the famous writersidered it offensive to indicate the origin of the characters or their physique. for example, the words fat or even crazy, as noted , the new version of the detective story will correspond to other international publications that periodically correct the texts of agatha christie with the knowledge of the copyright holder. in particular , an excerpt was removed from the novel the caribbean mystery, where the character did not see a girl in the bushes of blacks at night. in addition, in modern editions instead of father and mother. often just parents write. american billionaire elon musk called for the creation of a us agency to control artificial intelligence musk noted that he has long advocated regulation in this area. artificial intelligence is arguably more dangerous than, say , the mismanagement of aircraft design by manufacturing maintenance or poor car manufacturing in the sense that it has potential. no matter how small this probability may seem, it is not trivial. it has the po

i append of course by the legendary agatha christie, apparently though that words and the need to remove references to ethnicity as culture. things do director. it's difficult to imagine agency, okay, this is the scenario, but if you to move that is culture move bad, embodying a disadvantage to the book, it should be curve things out of context because that would be basically a reading of this. i don't really doubt. there will be a segment except that storms and move forward my medalie because melody of that argument a little or another do that work is actually lost written between 1920 and 976. all right. the term orient is just gone. of the new versions will leave him a couple of english professors who say that rewriting famous literature works can become pat, often edition awful pref is, or because otherwise we're just trying to eat. reason wanted to your people who have been carrying the colonial burden. this is comments or some other kind of, you know, he does, who has got that. i don't for property issue. i think he threw up creationist mot. right. dec dawn be given that kind of li

[000:00:00;00] well, the most favorite writers are alexander dumas, all of them king and agatha christie, because yes, of course, in your 20s, just now she switched to psychology, which is more difficult, therefore, in principle, you need to pay attention to practice, ukrainians read foreign writers , besides, according to statistics, people prefer paper books rather than electronic format, so as nestor lytopyets said, books are like rivers that quench the thirst of the whole world , they are sources of wisdom daria ruban oleksandr kuga yevhenii kostyuk espresso bila tserkva the first an international lady joined the armed forces, ex-deputy of the parliament of sweden, carolyn norden-grip, from now on she will defend ukraine in the ranks of the international legion , a 42-year-old woman signed a contract and became a military personnel with the rank of sergeant , she did not hesitate for a second in her choice, admits the former politician and even got a ukrainian trident tattoo on her forearm . these are the things for the moment. the news team told about the most important thing and i

i is almost like an agatha christie whodunnit.dunnit. but we can exclude a couple of — whodunnit. but we can exclude a couple of scenarios. what we see is that, _ couple of scenarios. what we see is that, from — couple of scenarios. what we see is that, from some of the videos i've watched. — that, from some of the videos i've watched, we see that the suspect, darya _ watched, we see that the suspect, darya. _ watched, we see that the suspect, darya. is _ watched, we see that the suspect, darya, is clearly unaware and exposure _ darya, is clearly unaware and exposure will take place. she takes a seat _ exposure will take place. she takes a seat quite close to vladlen tatarskx _ a seat quite close to vladlen tatarsky. we assume that whoever got her involved _ tatarsky. we assume that whoever got her involved with this did not share with other— her involved with this did not share with other plans. she confided to her friend — with other plans. she confided to her friend later she had been set up. her friend later she had been set u

but just in the meantime, some more stories at to bring you the legendary works of agatha christie are getting a modern make over do to you guess that sensitivities to certain words. also according to report by the u. k. daily at the telegraph follows on from rural dal and other famous and authors as well. in writers, we got reaction, who at some feel i would say the majority who have read the story that it's a step too far. you don't like that culture things do. dick adductor it's difficult to imagine like when you read a book, you did a boy like you are literally going to imagination. you ok, this is the scenario. but if you remove that, if go to a new city was 3 gizzard, though. half of the imagination is gone. so i think that gambling edna said one dish to the book, i don't think we should decode things out of context because that would be basically a read writing of his see those that we learned so much from the past. and if we decide, don't really that, there will be a segment missing from the bus, and there will be no point. us hope to see the probation. it is a grave mistake to

well, the most favorite writers are alexander dumas, all of them, king and agatha christie. yes, of course , about 20, now she has switched to psychology, which is more difficult, so in principle, there is still practice to pay attention to . ukrainians read foreign books . writers, moreover, according to statistics, people prefer paper books to electronic format, so, as nestor the chronicler said, books are like rivers that quench the thirst of the whole world, they are sources of wisdom daria ruban oleksandr kuga yevhenii kostyuk espresso bila tserkva rammstein gathers football players minister of defense oleksiy reznikov together with the odessa black sea seamen create a football team from the ministers of defense of countries that help ukraine in the war with russia in germany reznikov presented black and blue t-shirts to his colleagues of the minister of defense - defense of lithuania and defense minister anushkausis of sweden's minister of defense polo junson and minister of defense of spain margarita roples decided on the team during the last 11th meeting allies of uk

£1.5 million in legal costs, and today, it is rebekah who has emerged in trademark that when agatha christie, but she is able to do because no one else had done it. we looked through the records, it was three weeks after the judgment that she lost the libel trial that she decided to trade mark the phrase. that's incredible. _ trade mark the phrase. that's incredible. she _ trade mark the phrase. that's incredible. she must've - trade mark the phrase. that's incredible. she must've seen| trade mark the phrase. that's. incredible. she must've seen it trade mark the phrase. that's - incredible. she must've seen it and spotted the gap and done it exactly as you are describing. i suppose on as you are describing. i suppose on a serious point, the question is why would she do it?— would she do it? well, there is a lot of talk _ would she do it? well, there is a lot of talk about _ would she do it? well, there is a lot of talk about this _ would she do it? well, there is a lot of talk about this today - would she do it? well, there is a i lot of talk about this today and one theory is that she coul

i believe agatha christie still beats it out. but when you look at those lists of publications, of books and it is small, i want people to see here how small it is. right. so a publication, ones that have been published and republish it, the communist manifesto it on those lists of vladimir lenin became a deep student of karl marx and marxism. so he's the one that puts a lot of marx into practice, and he's the first one to do so. and he spent a couple of years immersed in marx's writings. so you asked earlier about how well-known was was the communist manifesto at the time? lenin is actually one of the people responsible for having karl marx's writings known to the wider world. and so he not only reads and immerses himself in the communist manifesto, but he does so in his in all of the marx writings that he can find. so he is the the original on this. and vladimir lenin is russian. and and he agrees with marx that maybe the the communist revolution will happen. inevitably, all of this first in a highly industri realized country l

that's agatha christie stuff >> mi6 is british intelligence lugovoi says perhaps the brits killed litvinenkonear harvey says that's nonsense. if for no other reason because mi6 would never use such a expensive weapon to kill anyone >> if the british wanted t kill him, they were he would'v followed out of the hotel room he would've been place in fron of a car we wouldn't we would've spel $12 million in a slightly more cost-effective fashion >> you would've made it look like an accident >> indeed. things are done less extensively, more cost effectively. the old fashion bullets an bodies, work rather effectively, quite cheaply. >> why not to shoot him? >> i didn't say they would'v then could possibly we can do that sort of thing >> also remember litvinenko was working for mi6 and it was lugovoi at hi partner dmitry kovtun who left a radioactive trail all over london especially at the pine bar lugovoi is hardly hiding her in russia. he did our interview in one of the restaurants that he owns he's a member of parliament. and he's even become something of a pop culture icon. hosting his own tv sho

you know, the agatha christie. you know, the mes— agatha christie.ad myself, but i teet— am i don't read myself, but i test tt-s— am i don't read myself, but i test tt-s t— am i don't read myself, but i feel it's a cult— am i don't read myself, but i feel it's a cult and i want to move away from _ feel it's a cult and i want to move away from that. however, my totnt— move away from that. however, my totnt voutt— move away from that. however, my totnt voutt te— move away from that. however, my point would be there— move away from that. however, my point would be there is an off svttsh— point would be there is an off svttsh .— point would be there is an off switch , metaphorical and literal switch, metaphorical and literal vtth— switch, metaphorical and literal vtth everythtng— switch, metaphorical and literal with everything. and why can't teotte— with everything. and why can't teotte emttoy— with everything. and why can't people employ that across the tooth — people employ that across the totrte vou— people employ that across the board? you see,— peo

you mentioned agatha christie based on agatha christie books, huge anti—semitism in them, it anti—semitismad edited. it means you should read them and draw your own conclusions evaluate the conclusions and evaluate the novelist and the books. i mean, people intelligent to people are intelligent enough to be that and read it be able to do that and read it in context of the time as in the context of the time as well. mean, as you say, 1930s. well. i mean, as you say, 1930s. i mean, it wouldn't be the same way that many people would think today. what do you because today. what do you mean? because you're so passionate about theatre and literature and reading, we going reading, but what are we going to do? are we going to get rid of all libraries? are we going to burn these books? are we going do terrible going to, you know, do terrible things? ridiculous. things? this is ridiculous. i mean, so much from mean, you learn so much from reading a which doesn't reading a book which doesn't matter saying or what, matter what it's saying or what, it's to just everything it's up to you. just everythin

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yekaterinburg is primarily associated with the famous sverdlovsk rock club, from which nautilus pompilius agatha christiee out. now we will see that this beautiful city is famous not only for rock, but also for folk art. leader of the magical group. mischievous wheel. we are a vocal choreographic group, we are engaged in ural folk songs. we sing both author's and purely folk works. this manner and speech is special nowhere else. you will not find how in the urals russia peace be upon you for many years to sing folk songs and we love to dance folk songs very much. we have this song, we ourselves have this dance, therefore , it is very easy for us to tell and explain and present this treasury. and we decided to take part in this project, the country of talents, because we have such a project first they were so prepared. they were so worried, they do not sleep, they worry. but when they enter such a big stage, suddenly this is responsibility, it accumulates all their strength, and they are going to be mobile ready to win. updated mobile application rutile and look, favorite. watch tv channels, create downlo

scenes in films or out certain scenes in films or of books or rewriting roald or agatha and, know, agatha christieff is happening. and got a clip. and we've actually got a clip. this journalist this is the journalist joan smith this clip has gone smith who is this clip has gone viral this week because she was talking about an article she wrote, the financial times can. coming a at this one. coming up, a look at this one. and i wrote a sentence and i said. i wrote a sentence which started of trans which started murders of trans women uk, whereas women rare in the uk, whereas are rate of are murdered at a rate of between and three weeks. and between two and three weeks. and i was all fine. they i thought it was all fine. they said was fine and. then i was said it was fine and. then i was in a bar in rome, a very noisy and i got called at 7:00 in the evening and i was told the literary editor at the et. that a group of people at the paper wanted add sentence saying wanted to add sentence saying murders uk transwomen murders of the uk of transwomen are rare but disproportionately high to the number of

scenes in films or of books rewriting roald or of books or rewriting roald or agatha and, know, agatha christiestuff is happening. and got a clip. and we've actually got a clip. this journalist joan this is the journalist joan smith clip has gone smith who is this clip has gone viral this week because she was talking about an article she wrote, the financial times can. coming up, look this one. coming up, a look at this one. and said. i wrote sentence and i said. i wrote a sentence which murders of trans which started murders of trans women in whereas women rare in the uk, whereas are rate of are murdered at a rate of between two and three weeks. and i all fine. they i thought it was all fine. they said was fine and. then i was said it was fine and. then i was in a bar in rome, a very noisy and i got called at 7:00 in the evening and i was told the literary editor at the et. that a group of people at the paper wanted add sentence saying wanted to add sentence saying murders of transwomen murders of the uk of transwomen are rare but disproportionately high to the number of trans people in the co

and if you take the title an agatha take the title of an agatha christie, that was changed years agothat particular-we're- agreed. we've all agreed on that particular we're now particular word. we're now ieeking— particular word. we're now ieeking ei— particular word. we're now looking at the— particular word. we're now looking at the more general erincieiee— looking at the more general principles idiotic trigger principles these idiotic trigger wernneg— principles these idiotic trigger werninge—erel warnings, which i think are eeeeerereiw— warnings, which i think are desperathink_ warnings, which i think are desperathink our viewers tend to think that our viewers ene— tend to think that our viewers ene ine— tend to think that our viewers and the british— tend to think that our viewers and the british public at large are and the british public at large ere-creren— and the british public at large are clever enough to know are quite clever enough to know iner— are quite clever enough to know inn—wee- are quite clever enough to know that—was living. that pg wodehouse was living nen— tha

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nationalities and features of the appearance of the characters will be deleted from the translations of agatha christieery was made. an underwater reef with untouched nature, 2 km long, and at a depth of 400 m. a rarity, since over the galapagos, as it was believed, only one relief had survived before. and now we already know two previously unknown reefs that arose several thousand years ago. it is located on the territory of a natural reserve, which was created to preserve rare species of marine animals and birds, hundreds of conquerors of the sky and tamers of the wind from small gathered to the great extent in the homeland of kites in chinese in yifan, where an international festival was held annually, which brought together participants. from dozens of countries. including from russia, one after another, the figures of marine inhabitants and fairy-tale dragons, colorful bizarre forms, soared into the air. what models were not there, to raise some air, the help of comrades was required. that 's all for now, the word is anastasia orlova and sergey babaeva thank you maria good morning to everyone who

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being banned, and they're sick of classic works by roald dahl , of classic works by roald dahl, agatha christieeople chairman mao blushing. people are sick and tired of hearing that things like the countryside mafia fanatics and even knitting are racist. the woke progressive left is seeking to change our country without a single vote being cast . and let me tell you, being cast. and let me tell you, loads of old school lefties labour or ex—labour voters , hate labour or ex—labour voters, hate this woke stuff as well. i know because the old school lefties watched this show too and they love it . so these illiberal love it. so these illiberal thugs are working against the values of britain for example, they want to curtail free speech, cancelling speakers from addressing universities and even trying to block the publication of books like nigel biggar's balanced appraisal of the british empire. coloney ism a moral reckoning . anyone who moral reckoning. anyone who doesn't share their orthodoxy on issues like gender, climate, immigration , an artistic immigration, an artistic endeavour or the econo

agatha turned to through the pay. what does the king court to lucille d hockey? but a christie has to run with france and gone to morrow. m. clement, available in liquid rule, let him know company now little he had only the same havoc, according to debbie, but after the 7 or better victory laguna went to your unit, especially with comfort zone vanka course promo. now, la. gov. ever want to somebody show let's he sample of us for for an or go sarielle. k me don't go read. am in napoleon is oh yeah. he quando salih moss. so he was on the name of keys alone dish. i'm not shown. yeah. cano twitter via know a sandwich. casala frontier on your 10 year to end your day. you had our new god and best had in way wooden way. will you know c, d at an ester co saki knowledge in? yes, i, leader. ah what i've heard 2nd for this, i don't know enough and under calling brother. do or lisa sounds good. put our gums that's in the middle, but if it even pulled up, somebody called it up front. so bob, carla, be at school. he will be see nothing with with he get it. so i love me this young c o in it b

mostly made famous, of course , mostly made famous, of course, by agatha christie's. yeah. and that's representing us. _ this country. yeah. and that's representing us. and- 22» yeah. and that's representing us. '“2 representing us. and that's a problem because, you know, you want to whoever's representing the country, you want to be in love uk the country love with the uk and the country you're representing to rest you're representing to the rest of so you know, with of europe. so you know, with mast— of europe. so you know, with mastlttese— of europe. so you know, with most-these things,- l. so you know, with most these things, it's most of these things, it's tamaee— most of these things, it's damage control, pr damage cantat— damage control, pr damage camttat-ttew- damage control, pr damagei control,-they-her control, where they want her to appea— control, where they want her to appear-eat- control, where they want her to appear-eat a- control, where they want her to appear got a clean appear like she's got a clean cut— appear like she's got a clean cut-but— appear

that's the you know, agatha christie had cyanide . kershaw's got had cyanide. kershaw's got draghi.uestion is, why was she snubbed? she was the snubbed? because she was at the queen's funeral. so she's going to watching it at home to be watching it at home at royal not surprised by royal lodge. not surprised by this because— royal lodge. not surprised by this because they— royal lodge. not surprised by this because they are- 3 :; not surprised by this because they are still veryr— this because they are still veryr wew— this because they are still veryr wew geet- this because they are still very, very good friends. mg; very, very good friends. they stttt—teh-t- very, very good friends. they still don't they? still live together, don't they? they and she was invited to they do. and she was invited to christmas at sandringham the they do. and she was invited to christime at sandringham the they do. and she was invited to christime in sandringham the they do. and she was invited to christime in sayears.ham the they do. and she was invited to christime in sayears. and the they do. and sh