anna: the new u.k. prime minister rishi sunak speaking outside downing street, we should note of a are referencing uncertainty about whether that fiscal statement will, on the 31st of october -- will come on the 31st of october, maybe they shift later and it becomes a full budget or it comes before the bank of england meeting, so crucial to wash november 3 for the boe. at 12:00 p.m. u.k. time in his u.s. mortgage applications, a big focus on the health of the u.s. housing sector. that is followed by new home sales at 3 p.m. u.k. time, we estimate a 17.5% drop in sales for september. also at 30 p.m., canada's rate decision, signs that it's inflation fighting efforts may be driving the economy into recession. at 10 p.m. u.k. time, meta's earnings, hot on the heels of other tech names we have talked about. coming up, and limits his station with jose cantera, cfo of santander who will be joining us to talk about the numbers for the third quarter. plus, norsk hydro talks to us, that company posting numbers t

they show anna grosz the parents. samuel owned a vineyard and was a wine merchants for anna and her five sisters. the country fell under hungarian rule and it was subject to anti semitic laws. under the new laws the families vineyard was confiscated and he was conscripted into the hungarian labor service. samuel never returned home. this photo from 1943 shows ana and her sisters in order from left to right. there is clara, elizabeth, margaret, margaret's daughter suzanne, violet, anna, and just sela. in march 1944 not see germany occupied hungary. hungarian officials agreed to turn over hundreds of thousands of hungarian jews to the custody of the germans. anna, her sisters, and her mother were placed into the ghetto indicated by the circle on this map. and then they were deported to ash wits. auschwitz is indicated by the blue arrow on the map. not see authorities selected anna and three of her sisters for forced labor while they sent her mother and two other sisters to the gas chambers. in june 1944 anna and her rem

you put anna in this. yes, of course, we are ready to take anna to our center for treatment. wonderful, but for an en-family it will be free. yes. well, she finally smiled. lord, what do you say, i agree, but i just need to first resolve the issues will be. what questions do you need to solve. lord , here we are with my mother to solve this one, well, i'm ready feed, but tatyana olga will agree, you will definitely help your sister with the children. of course they were fed well, of course, the sisters' mother will decide with school. this is not a problem with a child in kindergarten at all, let's say the maintenance of children. well, a child support order is 3 days. and you will help to solve this issue with elements of elements as much as possible - this is extremely. simple procedure. you know how easy and simple it is to do, of course, yes. explain it to them and i can do it perfectly. thank you. anna even maximilian is ready to help the lawyer. you understand that you now have a rare opportunity to get into one of the best clinics in russia, i do not refuse. i'll talk

anna ioanovna.8,000 people passed through the dungeons of the secret office, of which 20,000 were exiled to siberia and kamchatka, 5,000 disappeared, died during the investigation and more than 1,000 will be changed, including three princes of the long-armed sovereign. the rose of the sovereign did not come from the guards, especially from the preobrazhensky regiment . as they were elevated to the throne, they could return the counterweight to the preobrazhensky regiment. anna ioannovna founded a new lev guards regiment, ismailovsky, whose officers were recruited from leflyans and kurlians began to guard the imperial palace. preobrazhentsev, anna ivanovna sent away from moscow to the war with the turks. the result of the war was the peace of belgrade in 1739, according to which russia again received azov and small territories of right-bank ukraine along the dnieper, while not having the right to keep either the military or the merchant fleet on the black and azov seas, the losses of the russian army

anna here.bout it, because i understand her, i don’t think that i would like to find such relatives, in fact, well, as if these are people who are not clear, where it is not clear, who is not clear how live and i don’t think it’s a great joy, if, nevertheless, ivan seems to be your brother, you would like to continue communicating with him with him. now, what do you think, in the case of a positive dna result with tamara victor, you would have a further message. no, well, i'm not ready. so this is what i deserve. it was necessary to me to leave my husband to pick up my daughter and live with my daughter and children. do you think anna is your daughter? i don’t know anything now, a positive test result, dna we froze in anticipation of an envelope with the result of a genetic examination will be hidden any minute. i won't even try to guess. someone. i don't understand, i enjoy. i'm in the flow, i listened to the thumbelina album in a moment, no one was surprised. that is, that thumbelina already h

is anna's son sergey's son anna whom to know the truth, huh?er is sergey shukhtuev, 28 years old sergey is the probability that your ex-girlfriend was 4 years ago. anna gave birth to your firstborn son makara is 99.9% it was your son who was now convinced by a dna test that you should continue to listen to gossip. do not want sergey to ask forgiveness from anna for doubts. ok. for the fact that for four years i thought that the child was not yours for the fact that for four years i simply did not appear. there forgive me and if you allow me to video with them, you know this very well, even when you come to the village, i am there elementary if i am not there. come in, your mom will let you play with him. now i understand, sergey you want to communicate to participate in education. olga are you like me i understand upset. let's say you were hoping for a different outcome back then. and sergey also said that she wants to communicate and participate in the life of the child, she wants to communicate. and you won't mind. i don't want to, no, not no

welcome, anna. it is nice to be with youment for anyone who doesn't recognize you or your name, your husband is rupert murdoch. he has certainly become newspaper baron in america. >> i do know the business. i know a lot more about it than i ever thought i would. probably too much. and i wanted to capture those memories. while i still had them. >> anna murdoch writes a novel called family business. and, the plot is that there is a media mogul who dies without naming a successor for his empire. he doesn't name any of his children. this book is closely modeled obviously on her own family. >> in the development of the story, i wanted to show the breakup within the family that i think. >> and anna murdoch's own fear that rupert is not going to protect his children. anna has always been concerned about what the family business is going to do to her beloved children. >> your sons, are they planing to go into the newspaper business? >> i think so. and so is my daughter. i can see a lot of arkments along the

anna anna let's play the theme artists rate 500 look at the sketch screen that you see mikhail vrubeleted the work on this piece of furniture. star named sun 400 poke a few years ago arrow you are right blood type 400 people with this blood type in the world the most nearly 41 percent. first you are right. cuckoo 4 with the hearing of this type of cuckoo, everything is in order. it's just that they emit a cry that is not as sonorous as an ordinary cuckoo; they live in the coniferous forests of siberia, the far urals east capercaillie is capercaillie and cuckoo is called deaf cuckoo or one-voiced sometimes seen the night 400 the question costs 400. anna don't want to outbid. spectators sugar with fingers lollipops in the stanislavsky electrotheatre, the production is called the blue bird requiem e, we saw the night 500 poems a night walk. this russian nobel laureate described the meeting of two ghosts of a knight from the tenth century and a lady. from the sixth , brodsky is not. then bunin remained true. cuckoo 500 in the film by alexander rogozhkin red army soldier ivan instead of ca

when he left anna for wendi deng, it echoed what he had done to her own mother. >> in fact, anna hasndi only started dating when he was fully separated from anna. the is a difficult having the media discuss things that are very personal, for example, the divorce of your parents? >> lachlan, james, and elizabeth felt some form of the trail and also thought they had someone who could be a competitor. the idea of a much younger wife, training in business, interested in influencing the shape, fame, and fortunes of their family's corporate holdings was deeply distressing for them. this was the last thing they wanted to have happen. >>> lachlan, elizabeth, james, all have their own places in the empire, lachlan is closest to the seat of power. >> he finds himself in the middle of this short time. >> elizabeth has rupert's own eye for the new and fresh. >> people were very impressed by her abilities. >> james proved to be a rival for his brother. in the murdoch family, it completely up ins the dynamic.

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i went to see anna murdoch in the hamptons at her home.talk about rupert until i got there. and she did. she had not wanted a divorce. she wanted to try and keep the marriage together. and rupert made it unambiguously clear that wasn't going to fly. he wanted a divorce. one of the saddest and most touching moments in my interview with anna was when she talked about rupert in the following fashion. she said, "i began to think the rupert murdoch that i loved died a long time ago. perhaps i was in love with the idea of still being in love with him. but the rupert i fell in love with could not have behaved this way." the innovative new hisense kitchen suite is only at lowe's. featuring ranges with built-in air fryers. get up to $500 off now plus free delivery with purchases over $299. shop all our appliances now. only at lowe's. new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and

anna, nice to see you as well. 0fgem and we are thinking, oh my goodness, the lights are going to go out this winter, we're going be russian. your reaction?— we're going be russian. your reaction? ., ., ~ , reaction? -- rationed. anything that means _ reaction? -- rationed. anything that means they _ reaction? -- rationed. anything that means they don't - reaction? -- rationed. anything that means they don't have - reaction? -- rationed. anything that means they don't have to l that means they don't have to rush in electricity, and they are wargaming lots of different scenarios, whether that is backup coal—fired power stations, they are also trying to build up the gas storage facility that they closed in 2017, but it is unlikely to be back at full capacity by the winter. so, yes, we have to really kind of hope that — they are saying that if the wind isn't too extreme at the moment in terms of the weather, we should be ok, we should probably all hope for a mild and windy winter so we can have lots of renewable energ

the just completed docking. >> good read anna, and great words. >> less commentary from anna kikina. i do not speak russian. i think there is a pep in her step, she is excited to be there. now that dragon has completed the docking sequence, the spacecraft must undergo a handful of checks before we are able to open the hatch. the crew on board dragon now has a chance to get out of there suits. >> dragon to ground, cameras are external. >> that was spacex core, letting the crew know that they are good to -- >> recopy, turn on the cameras. >> letting the crew know they are good to take off their suits, the onboard cameras have been turned off or privacy regions -- reasons. the crew will get a chance to get out of their suits before moving on to patch operation. >> things will start or pick inside the space station as nasa gets the hatch on the station side to get the hatch open starting to pressurize area known as the vestibule between the dragon and station happened -- hatches. that will do it for us in hawthorne, our coverage for crew five does not stop here. the coverage will continu

anna leopoldovna ordered. others captured the baby emperor ivan antonovich to dress her. , the rest was taught by the rebels, including the vorontsovs. they wrote a manifesto on the accession to the throne of the next empress and the text of a new oath. after the coup, favors fell on vorontsov, like money from a cornucopia, an estate, ranks, a count , and finally marriage to the cousin of the empress anna, this woman from kovronskaya was strong and domineering in many ways guided her husband, and her predilection for them can be judged by the fact that thanks to her, english beer appeared in russia. lifestyle of an elizabethan courtier - these are continuous carnival balls and fireworks, diamonds, dishes brought directly from paris with no own funds. vorontsov didn’t have it, so he was forced to constantly ask the empress for new roads for the estate of serfs, he immediately sold all this back to the treasury, and the proceeds went to pay off his astronomical debts, but still it got to the point that even the count's house in st. petersburg was sold to the state, and voro

none of anna's colleagues even thought of taking her. can hardly be proud of such a relative. had he returned from yet another prison and killed his own sister? for what, but when it came to a terrible reprisal, gorobchenko suddenly pulled out on the investigator pretending to be or, really, they told him everything about nothing and suddenly the guy burst into tears. the investigator decided to put the squeeze on, admit it already, that he closed up again. investigators worked with an experienced prisoner. when a new, mysterious state of emergency occurred in moscow, vorobyovy gory, the times of our history were called lenin's. amazing place surrounded by even more amazing legends , the soviet years, as a big secret, pumped hundreds of tons of liquid nitrogen into it. down there is secret powerful cryogenic installations will suddenly break down. the whole huge building will crawl down the slope into the moscow river, horror. and among the students there is a legend about a girl in blue, who looks into the room as if restless at night.

and how it was, we now ask her, so meet anna alexandrovna obelkina.lexander your coffee is my water alexandrovna well, of course, your surname is a surname and is not quite suitable for the lottery, but such a count's surname where did the countess come from demagkina came from the republic of mordovia, the city of saransk, directly from gusaransk or well, almost name a place in the village of chikaevsky, the village of chikaevsky the country should know that there is such a village, anna aleksandrovna, please tell us, what do you do ? what did you work as? i have been working with food in kindergarten almost all my life for about 40 years. yes, what a good fellow you are! and now a well-deserved pensioner retired a well- deserved rest. and you, well, you have some kind of household. tell us we want to know about you in my house. well garden bird garden. and there is. i have a husky dog. this beautiful dog is very smart. do you have any more? some kind of relatives and dogs close to them. well, of course, i have a son with a family, a daughter with a

anna is mordvintsev, but we love to develop her, as before.e have been working with her for quite a long time and she is the link of any of our companies. but what is interesting, she is still participating in a home-made theater, she is there, as well as a decorator and as an actor. we applaud anna and ivan ivan selvinsky, uh, suddenly a famous russian poet or esilvinsky. in addition to the fact that he is engaged in architecture, he still secretly plays the violin and smokes handset and wear head persist. he doesn't smoke and hardly drinks. here is raising my two granddaughters. okay, let's block it. а-а ekaterina vyazminova my eldest daughter accidentally turned out to be an architect, she is actually a very tough minimalist. and despite the fact that she is so pretty, she is into creativity. it 's just steel. concrete, stopped rust, glass, i imagine a little bit of marble, let me applaud. well, apparently, i will introduce my namesake. and this, in general, is not only my blood father. this is our father. because the father in architecture

so much to discuss here anna, let's start with the basic, obvious and important question. why are people with disabilities disproportionately affected in the 1st place? that's a great question. so what happens is that when planning for disasters, disaster planners often don't include disabled people in the spectrum of those who are going to be affected. able ism positions are needs as too far outside the norm to be planned for. so you have this idea that disabled people are expected losses that we're just not going to make it, that we're not even worth planning for. and that's a self fulfilling prophecy. and that's why we see what we do with disabled people dying and being injured far more frequently. aaron, does that resonate? i see you nodding your head. oh, and the statement alone just gave me chills because that is a v absolutely ality. and that's actually how we feel when we hear about the preparedness though recovery and the relief strategies that does not include our communities, our families. and we're sitting there saying to ourselves, do you want me to live throu

anna: absolutely. latest is rishi sunak seems to be the front-runner here, the front runner to become the new u.k. prime minister, the leader of the conservative party. penny morden is still in the race. she is still in. one of the key question is where will the support of those who were going to back boris johnson land? some might be happy to switch to rishi sunak but others might be unhappy with that, they might think anyone but rishi sunak, given that he helped to bring down or stops in as prime minister in the first place. it has been weakened of incredible intrigue, watching the tallies and the rate at which these contenders it to 100, you need 100 mps to back you if you want to be in the running at 2:00 today. that is the deadline to watch for. they need 100 mps, penny morden looking to get to the 100, she still has far from that publicly declared. but as i said, where the boris johnson backers go is crucial, 2:00 is when we find out how many have made it to 100. is it just rishi sunak? that will

what relationship did anna have with your husband?e of excuse me, i didn’t understand, you want to say that she could go to the movies with my husband and nothing can be ruled out. so you think we have such a nice swedish family, right? no, but absolutely murder i have to work out all the versions my sister was killed. at first she tells me that i was robbed , then she says that vovka and my husband have such suspicions, instead of looking for a criminal, you come to me with a version. so sorry. thank you bye. they have such a grief, of course, sergei andreevich walks like water lowered. well, yes, you say that the gym went, you are the sister of his wife, you know him. no, i've never even seen it. sergei andreevich was at work yesterday for sure, of course, i'm his secretary. thanks please, lenok chef didn't call no, lord, where does the second day go? yes, she's confused. and you are aware that the task of deliberately false testimony. can you be behind bars? okay , i'll go and talk to someone who does not confuse. he left yesterday

good morning- — good morning, anna. good morning- it _ good morning, anna. good morning.. good morning. it was so - good morning, anna. good i morning. it was so significant in august _ morning. it was so significant in august that _ morning. it was so significant in august that deal _ morning. it was so significant in august that deal brokered | in august that deal brokered between moscow and kyiv to make sure food is getting out of southern ukraine. absolutely. it was one _ southern ukraine. absolutely. it was one of _ southern ukraine. absolutely. it was one of the _ southern ukraine. absolutely. it was one of the few - it was one of the few diplomatic breakthroughs think we've seen in this war, was the deal to export wheat and corn and, yes, it does have a massive impact. we've seen the price of wheat spoke about by .5%. to put that into context, before the deal was brokered, we had actually doubled, so the deal had made a huge impact in reducing the price and increasing the flow of wheat and corn and fertiliser to the rest of the world, which is absolutely needed to

anna was going. in order to give it to her brother, anna wanted to pay off.rothers, share, take the money and disappear forever. the youngest kotov was numb, here he is a chance to take the big jackpot, and then exchange to buy a cooperative there are many options, and he managed even arrange for yourself. alibi came to work. i just wanted to strangle the victim a little and take the bag with the money, but everything went wrong, i saw him. i found out right away. in a panic, he grabbed a knife, which he took with him just in case. later in a secluded place. he took the loot out of his purse and almost moved with disappointment. there was only 800 rubles. but how much it was possible to accumulate there in a few years, putting aside ten or twenty dollars, there he was so shocked a month that he brought the money home and put it in his closet. i thought no one would go there. but he underestimated victoria, she climbed. questions began, what is it from? andrei figured out sooner or later the detectives of vika will come to their house, this is a clever pike, h

anna: the third prime minister in just two months in the u.k. will be meeting the king in a series of events we have become increasingly accustomed to with more frequent changes of leader. prime minister truss will leave downing street, she will say some words and go to see the king. and rishi sunak, not the leader of the conservative party will go to see the cane, the king will ask him if you can form of government. -- if he can form government. then he will make a statement in downing street if the rain holds off in front of media. it will be interesting to see how he reflects on the importance of it coming prime minister for the reasons you mentioned, the first hindu and british asian prime minister, a fact not lost on narendra modi in india who sends his congratulations. and we will see what he has to say about economic crisis affecting the u.k. he will then set about trying to put together a cabinet. will he keep jeremy hunt as chancellor, according to our colleagues it looks increasingly likely that he will. and we will get more fiscal cer

anna edwards i -- outside of westminster. we are joined by alan wager, research associate on changing europe at king's college london, thanks for joining us after a crazy month. your reaction to liz truss resigning, can the conservative party draw a line amid this turbulence? alan: it will be difficult amid the truss month and a half. it will be hard to shake off the economic incompetence tag. whoever becomes the next leader of the party, the massive curveball if you like of the potential for a return of boris johnson, so there is no clear inauguration plan. there is no clear strategy by those that have taken liz truss out. the men in gray suits, there is clearly huge uncertainty over the future direction of the conservative party, whether it moves towards economic stability or returns to boris johnson now. dani: to that point, a lot of the papers have boris johnson on the front page, whether it be the daily mail framing it as -- the sun's having bojo saying i will be back. or saying will boris bounceback to number 10, what w

anna streltsova was kidnapped and taken away in a black jeep all the previous week for anna and theys him the biggest amount of money. what do you have to do with this? i'm not talking about the fact that it's wrong not to be alive or i'm wrong. let me still decreasing somewhat agitated, so i started the conversation on the wrong note, we came to you with a business proposal. no business proposals of yours today with you. i do not intend to discuss. don't you dare detain you any longer zakhar borisovich goodbye, goodbye. yes, we have proof. and we also suspect that neverov , together with your head of security, was associated with the market for the illegal sale of drugs, in particular, we are talking about drugs that are used in the treatment of cancer . well, i see you have this information not interested. gushchin to me invite and where is he immediately? let him come to me. and now tell me, please, in detail everything that you know about this case with medicines, we remember our ancestors song we build and live. songs from the bottom of my heart andrey malakhov's evening show to

anna's balance of the labrador to the world is not at all afraid of the sound of a departing train, ae number of passengers and extraneous odors. she doesn't seem to notice at all. in fact, the dog is simply focused on fulfilling its main mission to suggest a safe path for its blind hostess. mira always knows exactly how and where to go. where is the escalator. how to get through the turnstile, where is the exit and how to behave in the car ? that's why, well, it's great that yulia pashkova met her future assistant. three years ago, she left an application at the school for training dogs of guides in moscow and the moscow region, two and get a trained dog. can every visually impaired person of the first group the process of joint study began, first at the center, and then working. for the past 3 years, we have, well, grown accustomed to each other so much. i don't feel comfortable leaving the house without my dog ​​before giving the guide dog to the family and training it for about a year. first, the usual training course, then a special training course for the guide dog. and only at

rupert's distracted and he meets anna torv in one of his newsrooms. >> anna torv was a reporter on the. she was a beautiful, beautiful young woman. striking, lovely. anyway, rupert thought so. >> he gets divorced and then some months later, he marries anna. >> rupert's always driving forward. he has this extraordinary ability to just move on and to discard people. >> rupert murdoch is a man regarded by many as having the golden touch. >> one thing his father had tried to do was build a national chain. and rupert sets out and he invents a national newspaper, the australian. >> the launch of the australian was really the biggest gamble rupert's ever taken. >> the australian's not a moneymaker. in fact, it's a drain on his resources for quite some time. but it's a paper that's very well-read in the capital where the federal politicians are, so it gives him some prestige as well as influence. >> this is the start of the playbook that he used to such great success. you make your money through the populace press. and then you establish ownership of prestige papers through which you influence

anna settles in the second car , his wife takes care of his wife alexander all the time, he is a physical training coach in star city, they joke they are afraid of a touching kiss on the road, which the spouses wished. and get as much pleasure as possible from this wonderful journey. some huge way e not only now space namely from the beginning of all preparation and now uh, this is the next step. it's very cool and really like it and wish her to get as much as possible to put. for example, for this, our compatriots and compatriots did not fly on spacex ships. russian cosmonauts have not been on board american rockets for almost 20 years, but nasa without russia cannot be recognized by the head of the agency, bill nelson, russia is an important partner in space for you. yes, very important. together with us they help to support the operation of the station, we expect that russia will remain our partner on the iss until 2030 . at this time, bill electric vehicles, accompanied by an armored car. already approaching the starting position, the team takes places inside crew dragon countdown. th

let's bring in anna stewart live from london with more.nna, we are not hearing much from the sunak or johnson camp about that secret summit, but what are the experts saying, other than whoever becomes the next leader must unite this conservative party? >> reporter: well, that would be the obvious point but i think it has been a point for some time now and hasn't hit home with the a various prime ministers we have had. we don't know whether sun image or johnson will join the race with mordaunt. they will likely have more support than her. we will find out by 2:00 p.m. tomorrow whether they will join the race and whether they have enough support. it may surprise viewers to consider that boris johnson could make a political come back so soon, he only left office last month. you have to remember that the revolving door of prime ministers has been spinning since 2016. take a look. >> the stunning decision, britain is ending its 43-year long relationship with the european union. >> reporter: from the moment this happened -- >> independence day.

alexander parkunov anna pogonina lead.he ministry of defense today announced another exchange of prisoners as a result of negotiations with the kiev side returned 110 russian citizens. among them, 72 civilian sailors who were detained. since february of this year, 108 female servicemen of the armed forces of ukraine have been transferred to ukraine. it is reported that two ukrainian women before the exchange voluntarily refused to return to wishing ukraine to stay in russia more denisei in one of the districts of the zaporozhye region. and here is literally on this river. this dnieper can already be considered that the line of contact is 5-7 km. from us is already the formation of the asu. and in general. the russian flag is already visible here. here, the observation post, it was this location that became the point. there is an exchange of prisoners, the first frames immediately after the transfer of the escort of the commissioner for human rights in moskalkova already late in the evening. behind her back on home soil 110

anna: this seals the deal for 75 basis point hike. john: we just heard comments from president biden talking about progress on wage growth. we had a comment from the president about a main street versus wall street. obviously, the question going forward is whether or not inflation cools. if it does not, and today's report is evidence of that, what kind of cushion people ultimately have in their pocketbooks. this will clearly be a continued conversation as we move towards midterms. michael: right now americans have some money in their pocketbooks. most americans got extra payments last year under the covid release programs. a lot of that is still around. so, they are able to weather the downturn or the tightening we are seeing so far. reasonably well. we have not seen a big drop in demand. the fed is waiting for that. one thing they have to do is bring the unemployment rate up. fewer people earning money to keep spending. but, at this point they are ok. the question is, what are their perceptions? the question -- problem for people run

definitely have an opportunity to implement her plans, having the education of a project manager, annaiately took up volunteering in the ukrainian hub, this is where it is located, this is where our hub is located, it was opened with the support of the european parliament, it is located in the european quarter, well, in fact, this is the building of the european parliament ; hubby, together with other volunteers, anna organizes exhibitions, conferences and fundraising for the ukrainian military, everyone who wants to help ukraine comes here. when the european commission created a new job search portal for ukrainians, anna was the first to fill out the form - she said that you should be the first to register on this platform to check her work capacity . 600,000 ukrainians who have already joined the eu labor market and this demonstrates the famous ukrainian spirit of struggle. the new platform in the european institutions was called the talent pool of the european union . it is in telepur. he works through the job search portal. eu managed by the european employment service which brings

and what now anna?iced very well that due to the reforms of local self-government and the so-called decentralization of power, the communities received more powers and more opportunities to solve security issues at their level and actively began to create as voluntary formations of territorial communities for the protection of security and order, which are now gaining new importance in the conditions of martial law, as well as voluntary fire brigades, voluntary fire brigades in particular they work in different forms, somewhere it is financed very well by communities that have better funding opportunities, and somewhere it is entirely by the forces of volunteers, these volunteer fire brigades do not in any way replace the functions of the state emergency service. they work in a tight, absolutely cooperation with the training we have conducted somewhere, the state emergency service provides the necessary materials, again due to its capabilities, and the volunteers are ready to help professional firefight

anna picking ariana, malenkova.you with only good moods and a huge amount of energy, on which you can hold out for a whole simple monday. this i affirm. good morning. wake up all the best to you. see you. in general, the growth of a child is primarily determined by the growth of his father and the growth of his mother, that is, genetic factors, so it is believed that only 2% of all people reach the maximum genetically programmed growth points, while the remaining 98% do not grow from 5 to 10 cm bc, their maximum indicators. why is this happening today most often this is due to the wrong lifestyle of modern children and adolescents, and the nutrition of modern youth is getting worse. and there is no specific product, using which the child will grow to its maximum point, because the growth and development of the child is a complex process that requires replenishment of many constants. there are no emerging needs for vitamins, minerals, water, proteins, fats, carbohydrates, energy, and all these needs must be met daily

name , you can just anna i want to tell you.t's how inspired today played, and i'm madly in love with beethoven really. usually wealthy people, they listen to chanson more and more. the point is to offend you. well, let's help yourself never forget. let's, let's go for our friendship. oh what kind of party is this nothing here? and you are the champion. aha detail to us the director allowed me. tomorrow the son is taking home. and forever oh , just give you a reason, so half an hour later half an hour later no one here was clear, right? let's ok, boys, come to me. i'll probably go to sleep. well then, sorry, sorry, goodbye. la mother, i told you about kolya zyryanova. grandparents again victory, but where am i in your place? beauty why hello listen, we have a murder here. yura, i'm actually a district police officer. good morning thank you what are you patron of the year? not paved well. for obvious reasons, viewers began to ask us more often about how to save money when servicing household appliances not a speck of dust. is it

congratulations, anna. i amverjoyed.was amazing press to hear we follow the announcement in oslo and the right livelihood announced and then a second one and even a third o, awarding them together i think is very significant. very, very good time. partularly snificant that they received peace award. they as defenders of docracy and the rule of law, received a peace award. as an already pointed out, democracy is realla precondition for peace and we see in their work how they are laying the foundations for societies to be peaceful. that is something we have been hearing from memorial and other laureates for a bit longer, for many years is the crackdown they experienced in their own countries also have to be read and understood as a preparation for war. i think particularly fantastic -- they e from -- have their roots i the democracy movement of the 1980's. olexsandra is of the younger democracy, i think 38. this work that she does really shows the alternative to that kind of brutal aggression, the alternative which you can

movie -- anna, it is is amazing.y and theft, for posing as a wealthy german heiress. now in her first public interview s econ explains. if illegal gang members and murderers get to stay in america why not a entrepreneur like anna sorokin . >> there are paparazzi outside her apartment in east village. so the fake heiress is now a real heiress. she is going to use her fame, i heard she has a podcast coming out, she should team up with elizabeth holmes, people have a lot of warmth about anna, they like her. but they don't like elizabeth holmes, why do we like some scammers but not others. >> she would look at elizabeth and say why you are wearing the black turtleneck that makes you look poor. dior would never making any like that. downthat. i don't have time for that, i don't have time for you. you. >> i love the plaid. kennedy: thank you very much class it up every once in a while with big name guests. so, you know who needs to defend herself? to bring this full celebrity circle, kim kardashian. >> well. i guess my tak

i stumbled upon the story of anna pavlovich and i learned that anna pavlova kept telling that she was the world's greatest interpublic the greatest panache of figure of her time in the 1920s and early 1930s. when anna pavlova died she kept telling people i was poisoned, i was poisoned by the food in paris. she said over and over again. immediately upon climb into a train. it remained a mystery for many years why she died. the academy award winner of 1932 for best picture is called the grand hotel, and it's about the mysterious death of a russian ballerina, loosely based on anna pavlova so it is one of histories great mysteries. we stumble upon all kinds of stuff showing the operation of the russian poison ring operating in paris and using anthrax to poison a large number of people. it isn't that they were embarrassed by it. they were proud of it, very proud of it. they were all executed by stalin in the end. so once we got pavlova and pavlova was for the example of what was happening, she became kind of the heart of the book. why? well first, pavlova was poisoned. she was killed with

there is obviously endless speculation about how long anna wintour, who is now 72, will carry on andif asked to go and be the editor of american vogue to replace anna wintour, that would be a huge honour, wouldn't it? i don't know. people love to speculate about mine and anna's relationship but what i can tell you is that i am happy doing what i'm doing right now working with british vogue and overseeing the european vogues. it would still be a pretty good job, wouldn't it? i'm very happy right now but you never know what the future holds. i am always open...to opportunities. ..to discussions about it. 0k. have you had talks about it? laughs. stop it! you don't speak for the whole fashion industry, you're not a corporate spokesman. but one critique of the fashion industry broadly has been that it has, for too long, promoted a very narrow conception of beauty. if you like, a eurocentric or western one. for years there a very narrow ideal of what a fashion model should be or what a fashion magazine, who should be in a fashion magazine. i love beauty in all its shapes and, you know, all

anna? >> xi is certainly surrounded himself with loyalists.et's talk about the treatment of xi's predecessor who was removed from the party congress yesterday. state media saying that he was sick, but i don't think anyone is buying that. tell us, steven, what happened? >> yeah, it's interesting, state media set that he left to health reasons on its english language twitter account. twitter is blocking china so that message is not intended for domestic consumption and that dramatic happened in saturday's closing session of the party congress when tao 79 years old basically ex courted out of the great hall of the people and you could see in the video how he had a brief conversation with the two men who eventually led him out and also an exchange of words with xi jinping and patting on the shoulder of the current premiere, but all of that -- through all of that you could see at least initially he was quite reluctant to leave. we are not sure about exact circumstances surrounding his exit given the murky nature of chinese politics but one thing th

black, working class, gay and a former asylum seeker, he's now tipped by many as anna wintour�*s replacemente eventually retires from american vogue. hello, amol. hello. very good to see you. how are you doing? i'm good. thank you for having me. i wanted to find out who he really is and how he wants to change our culture. edward enninful, thank you so much for speaking to me, thank you for speaking to bbc news. i want to start by talking a little bit about where your book starts, which is with your family, because you were born into a remarkable ghanaian family, the fifth of six children. first of all, tell me a bit about your dad — a military major who you describe as a sporadic presence around the house. what was he like? i mean, major crosby enninful. he was very strict, very sort of old—school african military, you know? ruled the house with an iron fist and we were all scared of him growing up! you know, you'd be outside, sort of playing and it's like "there comes your dad" and then you have to run in the house and clean your feet and wash your hands. yeah, he wasjust old school militar

he says his conscience did not allow him to take money from anna fedina.course, thanked the designer for this in a response letter. well, labaev himself said that such sniper rifles are now being delivered to the front to the front, it’s true, there were nothing named, but it is already clear to whom it will fall into the hands. literally one of these days there will be a shipment, bye. probably, we will not anticipate events, but we will inform about this as soon as possible and will track the photos from the video and the battle path. eh, the man promised us the maximum. well, let's say such an open mode, because the shooters do not really want to advertise themselves, so to speak, here in the course of application. and this is understandable. the example of a big heart and big soul of a veteran became contagious for labaev, they began to write much, more often people ask to organize a fundraiser for weapons for our fighters, true patriotism is now manifested in different regions of russia in the saratov region, such a fighting grandmother also lives. ve

oh, anna can even sneak out when tim is afraid. oh, he sweats more when he's ready, and few sweat has a specific chemical composition. this activates areas of the brain involved in empathy. the reaction can also warn of potential dangers. women are less likely to be attracted to the smell of a male experiencing fear. on may and a sense of smell is heightened during pregnancy, most probably due to the changing hormone levels. this is thought to be one of the bodies protective measures. the embryo has to be protected against toxic substances . anna needs to recognise if certain ruin stuffs could harm her baby, her rotten meat, eggs and fruit give off war odor molecules. my men can also identify these mouths, but by and large, their sense of smell is not as sharp as women's. tim is an exception. he's a somalia, so he has an especially sensitive nose as a child, he couldn't stand the smell of red wine. now he loves its bouquet of various aromas . his brain associates sick with pleasure. whether we love or lose a particular smell depend

anna sereda revelation of kuleba by the ukrainian minister of foreign affairs. he admitted that the kyiv regime stands for explosions in the crimea and belgorod region. he thought that he was reporting this to his american masters, but he told the russian pranksters everything in pure russian. how many billions and what kind of equipment ukraine is against the west and what everyone is ready to go for it to buy stoves and firewood even better for their money and a simple recipe for helping the ukrainian authorities to the inhabitants of the square before the start of the heating season, which may not happen. how will they warm themselves in ukraine this winter ? russia, intent on fulfilling washington’s cherished dream and incapacitating the ukrainian gts, what then awaits europe and how the independent itself will survive without a gas river, outside the superbass there was a clash of russian and ukrainian drones, was this a fight or an accident who was a big topic for talking about the potential of drones which are far from being disclosed. in the background i

you could see nicole and josh and anna and koichi happy to be in space. it's great to see them in orbit and we will focus the next 29 hours from launch to get them docked and that talking time is 450 7 p.m. tomorrow afternoon eastern. we will really turn our attention to that phase of the flight and we are excited about the launch and we are excited dragon is doing well and we will focus on docking and get them safely back to the space station stop. >> thank you guys for being here today and for those dialing in. an outstanding launch as you heard. it's awesome to have new space flyers on the way to the international space station. these guys will dock just before 5:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow. the hatch opening will be about 90 it's later -- 90 minutes later. they will stay docked about 150 days and then we will have them do recent -- human research experience, technology development that will help us go past lower orbit and do further exploration as well as do some of our commercialization activities. as far as the handover between crew four and crew

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