alka's grip on the cat still hasn't cooled down in bed. and you already laid the new major. yes, and cooler than before, tanya what are you so worried about my bed. you won't have time for yours. and i don't understand at all. why are you getting this promotion? well, you really caught all these cranes. i didn't understand that you don't have a job, what are you itching tongues? well, i think that in the position of administrator you will be able to express yourself more? thank you, anna sergeevna, by vocation, played with coffee beans instead of dolls. you don’t have to wait for your business, you think it’s cool. i, by the way, as the only heir have no choice. in fact, i like it, my entire childhood was spent in family restaurants. my father often went on business trips, and my mother and i went with him later, when he was gone. all his affairs passed to me. not sorry, me too. i'm starting to understand you grandfather. new desires to marry you as soon as possible is seriously terrible to lose your only son. and if you have a child, he will have a continuation. he will be

alka suspects not loyalty to zelensky, and also in the fact that he can become his competitor, and inhe elections or at least, er, ensure the failure of these. now, if they are around, given his biography, he is quite capable of organizing some fake conspiracies of anti-state organizations. this will be more of a used emphasis on high-profile promotions, rather than long painstaking work. we've seen it. it's how it's transformed. the main intelligence directorate under the leadership of budanov, that is , the main high-profile action and subsequent pr about the leadership of ukraine will be - this is showmen, for whom the picture is more important than the real state of affairs, the support of the zelensky regime, the security service , which, following other power structures of ukraine , expressed itself in a terrorist formation of the armed forces , fired at least 18 nato-caliber shells near donetsk makeevka and yasinovatye in the capital of the dpr, 12 people were injured there the complexity of the system of fortified positions, but the russian troops are doing everything possible

entender esta noticia, cuando hablamos de antiÁcidos, estaba pensando en la medicina comÚnmente como el alka—seltzersu televidente, porque este es un estudio que se lo positivo en ese sentido, porque hace 3 aÑos hay un estudio de casi 600.000, en el cual no encontraron su relaciÓn. como toda medicina, de repente encuentras un estudio que de repente sÍ lo tienes y otro estudio que no lo tienen, creo que todavÍa debemos estar averiguando mÁs. si no tienes problemas de acidez, o esto recetado por un mÉdico, quizÁs no vale la pena que estÉs tomando esta medicina sin ninguna razÓn. borja: esta es la recomendaciÓn del doctor josep barÓn, le agradecemos que estado con nosotros en la "ediciÓn digital", un fuerte saludo hasta indonesia. carolina: como siempre, que la gente lo hable directamente con su mÉdico de confianza. escuchen, el nÚmero total de muertes prematuras hace aÑos de discapacidad, que estÉ relacionada con enfermedades del corazÓn, aumentÓ un 31% en todo el mundo. esto entre el aÑo 1990 y 2019. el anÁlisis sale a la luz gracias a los investigadores encontraron que ciertas partÍculas pequeÑas qu

alka grip still and place in bed has not cooled down. bed, yes, even cooler than the old one, tanyush . why are you so worried about my bed? you won't have time for yours. and i don't understand at all. why are you getting this promotion? well, you really caught all these cranes. i didn't understand that you don't have a job, what are you tongues? why did you ask our girls like to chat? i understand that you have some very respectable gentleman and therefore if you are thinking of quitting, i didn’t even have it in my thoughts so that it wouldn’t turn out that i was counting on you. and you, it turns out, have completely different plans. you can count on me. i think that in the position of administrator, you can check yourself more? thank you, anna sergeevna, by vocation, is waiting for me, by the way, as the only heir, there is no choice. in fact my father often went on a business trip, and my mother and i went with him later, when he was gone. all his affairs passed to me. what happened to him? we were three of us in a car. my mother a

islam. innocent people they burned their houses cattle and shops they don't treat muslims like that alka is coming to help us she orders us to pray and follow the religion of the prophet with the escalation of the conflict between the jihadist groups last year mali authorities rejected western aid while support for russia increased on the streets many in mali made a bet on yevgeny prigozhin, and the french military operation ended . wagner's fighters arrived to replace them just a few days ago, a parishioner starred in this video promising to rid the country of of the islamist threat, some of his supporters claim that the clip was filmed in africa. perhaps even in mali , the wagner group of rpd conducts reconnaissance and search activities. we make russia even bigger on all continents. africa is even freer . we stand for justice and happiness for african peoples. the state of alcado and other gangsters even before the death of prigozhin, pictures like this made the west suspicious of the plans of russian mercenaries in africa. pools like this gold bring huge profits to the group this is

but an hour passes, two three four lecture, so that you understand alcohol, alka lecture, estimate, friends to him. and here, and he is photographed there, you understand, he gives out an autograph. this is where i'm talking, of course. well , how is it that we could have a great time evening. well, it's a job. well, moscow is for you a note from the author, alka lectures are not entertainment events, but an educational public, it will hurt excessive drinking. a hot topic for many musicians say. know what to drink how to drink and with whom alexander stepanov has drinking buddies, what you need the front man group leningrad sergey shnurov once the maestro invited a rapper to her team. now i raised friends, such a situation the time has come. you get up and go out in front of you 60,000 people. it's intoxicating not one alcoholic in life can't compare to that feeling. many still do not know that i was staged in leningrad. and i have one of my girlfriends. e, she told the story of how leningrad performed at their wedding and there was also a rapper with him. i say, i say, hi katka oh, fire, y

alka segal cuthbert he said no.aign group don't divide us said this was the right move . right move. >> the far more worrying problem is the political irresponsibility shown by appg when they take these ideas seriously because these are ideas that are frankly reintroducing racialized thinking into british society . thinking into british society. it's establishing legitimacy for seeing everything through racialized lens and absolutely no good can come of this at all. it's extremely divisive . it sets it's extremely divisive. it sets up not only divisions between black and white citizens, but it also kind of inculcates a hierarchy of oppression amongst ethnic minorities themselves . ethnic minorities themselves. >> as stanford shows. is no longer the public inquiry points for the appg, but bell ribeiro adi still spoke alongside her at the event earlier this month in brixton . many will today be brixton. many will today be asking why are mps associating with an activist who makes these claims and has these controversia

alka segal cuthbert he said no.aign group don't divide us said this was the right move . right move. >> the far more worrying problem is the political irresponsibility shown by appg when they take these ideas seriously because these are ideas that are frankly reintroducing racialized thinking into british society . thinking into british society. it's establishing legitimacy for seeing everything through racialized lens and absolutely no good can come of this at all. it's extremely divisive . it sets it's extremely divisive. it sets up not only divisions between black and white citizens, but it also kind of inculcates a hierarchy of oppression amongst ethnic minorities themselves . ethnic minorities themselves. >> as stanford shows. is no longer the public inquiry points for the appg, but bell ribeiro adi still spoke alongside her at the event earlier this month in brixton . many will today be brixton. many will today be asking why are mps associating with an activist who makes these claims and has these controversia

alka gave an interview to the famous journalist brad gilbert on the court at that time the singer andan yatra was sitting in his box, and i did not miss the moment by singing an excerpt from the song of the pop star. well let's hope that thanks to this song, too, he will remain victorious in the rankings and will continue to be the first racket of the world and djokovic will not even squeeze him a little, it will also be difficult to sing something in serbian if he is cute. there are a lot of consonants. basketball is the kind of sport that you can. e, well, you can safely call it beautiful and the most spectacular technique is called slam dang, and it became so self-sufficient that they began to hold slamball tournaments here, it is important not so much to throw e throw the ball into the basketball basket, but to make it more spectacular than the rest, there is also a team variation of sports that combine both basketball and redby acrobatics. play and live beautifully, like these guys. this is some kind of slogan for your life. it seemed to me now you are playing and living beautifu

to refer to children as baby alka upons is not appropriate. >> >> jesse: he meant a mob like a crowdike mafia of the the criminals are going to step in, the good guys are stepping up, too. a guy started looting in california, the owner wasn't going to wait around for cops, went teddy roosevelt on him. >> don't do that. don't do that, man. don't do that. >> jesse: sticks for every store in america. primetime might even start selling 7-eleven sticks on the website, much safer than a pistol. cnn won't cover it, cnn covers crime when they are the victim. we told you cnn has been jacked twice in san francisco, today makes three times. the same cnn reporter had her windows smashed when she was across the street. if you are here keeping track this is the first time my cnn car has been broken into in the bay area in the last year. lady, they are not looking for candy bars. they are not starving children. next time bring a stick. remember 2020 when we were told it was our civic duty to stay inside? >> remain indoors to the greatest extent to protect physical and mental health. >> stay home. w

so rajinder singh and alka, i thank you very much for your time , um, today.today. now andrew eborn, i want to know what you think about this. >> i think it's very simple and what's great about this channel is you get real people on and say, how it impact real say, how does it impact real britain? is. real britain? it is. it is real britain? it is. it is real britain that's a show title. there somewhere. what i found extraordinary 645,000,000,000 billion kilometres which is what we travelled according to government statistics , 88% done government statistics, 88% done by cars, vans and taxis. what the statistics actually say this is a tax on the poor. when you turn around and look at that sort of stuff, who already suffering with inflation, with mortgage going through the roof and so on and so forth, unable to insulate roof because of to insulate that roof because of costs that as costs involved with that as well. we need do, well. so what we need to do, uxbndge well. so what we need to do, uxbridge has already shown that the party, snatched the labour party,

so rajinder singh and alka, i thank you very much for your time , um, today.today. now andrew eborn, i want to know what you think about this. >> i think it's very simple and what's great about this channel is you get real people on and say, how it impact real say, how does it impact real britain? is. real britain? it is. it is real britain? it is. it is real britain that's a show title. there somewhere. what i found extraordinary 645,000,000,000 billion kilometres which is what we travelled according to government statistics , 88% done government statistics, 88% done by cars, vans and taxis. what the statistics actually say this is a tax on the poor. when you turn around and look at that sort of stuff, who already suffering with inflation, with mortgage going through the roof and so on and so forth, unable to insulate roof because of to insulate that roof because of costs that as costs involved with that as well. we need do, well. so what we need to do, uxbndge well. so what we need to do, uxbridge has already shown that the party, snatched the labour party,

alka segal cuthbert he said no.e campaign group don't divide us said this was the right move. >> the far more worrying problem is the political irresponsibility shown by appg . irresponsibility shown by appg. when they take these ideas seriously. >> because these are ideas that are frankly re—introduce racialized thinking into british society. it's establishing legitimacy for seeing everything through racial lens and absolutely no good can come of this at all. >> it's extremely divisive . it >> it's extremely divisive. it sets up not only divisions between black and white citizens, but it also kind of inculcates a hierarchy of oppressions amongst ethnic minorities themselves . minorities themselves. >> stanford shows is no longer the public inquiry points for the public inquiry points for the appg , but bel ribeiro adi the appg, but bel ribeiro adi still spoke alongside her at the event earlier this month in brixton . many will today be brixton. many will today be asking why our mps associating with an activist who

this is when, in the name created by the alkaed, he spun off from him.en iraq was destroyed, this, when they tried to destroy syria, then there was a budding after libya, after just a side of the frame, which is 10 years old. they are afraid of him for 12-15 years. and what he couldn't do. that's why the french kicked the french kicked out, it's because can't do anything about these terrorists, and that's why the americans already. 26 united states bases in africa this is the largest in the world for what to fight? with terrorism, which they created with their own hands. created all the conditions for it to be this is called democracy. so it is useless to understand nothing with the americans. and it's useless to explain to this one, which is the assistant secretary of state. he can explain something. so far, no one has succeeded, but he doesn’t understand everything, he has a problem with he has a problem with reading comprehension. i do not know how fast he reads syllables or not, well, he absolutely does not understand the information that he reads. h

alka segal cuthbert from the campaign group don't divide us said this was the right move. >> the faritical irresponsibility shown by appg . irresponsibility shown by appg. >> when they take these ideas seriously because these are ideas that are frankly re—introduce using racialized thinking into british society. >> it's establishing legitimacy for seeing everything through racialized lens and absolutely no good can come of this at all. it's extreme, divisive . it sets it's extreme, divisive. it sets up not only divisions between black and white citizens, but it also kind of inculcates the hierarchy of oppressions amongst ethnic minorities themselves . ethnic minorities themselves. >> stanford shows is no longer the public inquiry points for the public inquiry points for the appg, but bell ribeiro a—d still spoke alongside her at the event earlier this month in brixton . many will today be brixton. many will today be asking why are mps associating with an activist who makes these claims and has these controversial associations ? controversial associations? charlie peters gb news brixt

alka sahgal cuthbert, who is the director of dodi that divide us and yeah, there we go.out all of this? and should be paying slave should britain be paying slave reparations and reparations of any to of trillions? >> no , no. >> no, no. >> no, no. >> i think i think we need to really refocus this . really refocus this. >> you know, so far, it's all it's very easy to get caught up on. should we shouldn't we pay reparations ? and the numbers of reparations? and the numbers of things like that or but i think what's you know, we need to turn the spotlight a bit on the united nations report and its authors ourselves here and some of the spurious , you know, of the spurious, you know, methodological moral and political assumptions that underpin this report . you know, underpin this report. you know, it's based on huge moral assertions which are really, frankly, quite dodgy . and so to frankly, quite dodgy. and so to beefit frankly, quite dodgy. and so to beef it up, what they've done is hired the services of a corporate finance company to come up with a whole, you know, sort o