matvey volkov, alena dubitskaya, oleg tomoshevich, alexey kotkovets, anastasia mironchik ivanova, anna mikhailovaira grabarenko. competitions on friday and saturday start at 9 am. goalkeeper maxim lubskay will continue to defend the colors of gomel. this was reported by the press service of yuzhan. the goalkeeper will spend the seventh season in the lynx camp; forward dmitry koloshkin moved from the city above sozh to minsk. forward and youth reached an agreement on cooperation. the upcoming competitive year, vitebsk also became active in the transfer market and announced the signing of russian goalkeeper konstantin kuzmaul, the goalkeeper became the first newcomer to the bears. let us add that next week almost all extra league clubs will return from vacation and begin preparations for the ruslan soley cup. yana is immeasurably loving that which is timid and timid that which is loving. this news of stalitsa and the central region, with you live on tv channels belarus 1 i belarus 24 volga myadzvedz. and the short story is about the topic of the release. called for the faithful manhood of the basta

kholadovich, alexander shimanovich in the hammer throw, representatives of the running disciplines anna mikhailovand vyacheslav skudny did it. only irina zhuk did not enter the pole vault sector due to injury. gold belarusian lion brings gold home to belarus. look. here is the organization, the stadium, of course they did everything great, thank god, we will feel it, i will stand on the pedestal, i will hear my anthem, yes, who wanted this a long time ago, well, just do this , get drunk with yourself, with your team, rejoice at this, at the moment this is the main start of the season, i think , that this is not bad, especially a medal, well, it is a medal, gold, gold, yes, i hope that tomorrow i will also be able to jump, i hope that tomorrow i will also be able to show a decent result. tomorrow, on the fourth day of competition within the framework of the brix games on cana, there will be 51 sets of medals in eight events sports will be our representation. divers will make their debut at the multi-tournament. live broadcasts from kazan will be available on tv channel belarus 5. kristina kamysh, v

kholodovich, alexander shimanovich in the moloto throw, representatives of the running disciplines anna mikhailovadny did it. medal, well, it is a medal, gold, gold, yes, i hope that tomorrow it will work out too i hope that tomorrow i will also be able to show a decent result. tomorrow, on the fourth day of competition within the framework of the prix games in cana, 51 sets of medals in eight sports will be our representation. divers will make their debut at the multi-tournament, live broadcasts from kazan will be available on tv channel belarus 5. kristina kamysh, vitaly selyavka, dmitry golovach, tv news agency, kazan, russia. well, in the meantime, athletes begin to return from kazan to their homeland, the medal plan for one of the most important starts of the season have been completed. the coaching staff gave this assessment of the performance of the pasamba team upon their return; out of fourteen athletes, 11 climbed to the podium in this sport. the girls daniela zhdana and karina shut won two gold medals, and the team also has seven silver and three bronze medals. and competition. notes th

melissa sigodo, journalist at the daily mirror, jane merrick, policy editor at the i newspaper, and anna mikhailova

anna mikhailova, deputy political editor at the mail on sunday.of them. but let's get a check on the latest bbc news. the bbc can reveal that a police officer working as part of the uk prime minister's close protection team has been arrested in connection with bets about the timing of the general election. police were contacted last friday by the gambling commission. vladimir putin and kimjong—un have signed what the russian president has described as a "breakthrough" mutual security pact. the deal was made on a day of carefully stage—managed events

anna mikhailova , lovely to see anna mikhailova, lovely to see you, anna. yesterday as well, it was nigel farage's big day and his manifesto , or lack day and his manifesto, or lack of a manifesto was the talking point. what was in his manifesto that isn't a manifesto. >> a lot of red meat was what was in his manifesto , a non was in his manifesto, a non manifesto, nigel farage has launched his effectively wish list for what he says he would do. he's quite open about the fact that he's not going to be in government this time round. but i mean, he has set his sights on being prime minister in 2029, so it's essentially a marker for what he'll do in the commons and what his party will wear. his party will effectively push the agenda. >> yeah. well, yesterday where they held their their news conference to launch what they weren't launching the manifesto, in quite a rundown leisure centre in, in wales , which was centre in, in wales, which was quite deliberate and giving what sort of message do you think? >> well, the message i mean the, the location was a labou

anna mikhailova is deputy political editor at the mail on sunday. a, one right up says the prime minister sought to present himself as the tax—cutting heir of margaret thatcher and nigel lawson. what did you make that assessment? that’s you make that assessment? that's certainly how— you make that assessment? that's certainly how he _ you make that assessment? that's certainly how he describes - you make that assessment? that's| certainly how he describes himself, whether_ certainly how he describes himself, whether or— certainly how he describes himself, whether or not voters will be convinces _ whether or not voters will be convinces another matter. effectively, they are currently trying — effectively, they are currently trying to _ effectively, they are currently trying to create low taxes and cutting — trying to create low taxes and cutting taxes is the dividing line between — cutting taxes is the dividing line between them and labour. the problem with that _ between them and labour. the problem with that is _ between them and labour. the problem

melissa sigodo, journalist at the daily mirror, jane merrick, policy editor at the i newspaper, and anna mikhailova, deputy political editor at the mail on sunday. we begin tonight with the uk election, as campaigning reaches the halfway mark. in the past half hour, we've heard from the labour leader sir keir starmer. he's told the bbc�*s nick robinson that he's prepared to make enemies over issues such as planning in order to pursue economic growth. the prime minister rishi sunak has warned conservatives considering voting for reform uk that they risk "handing labour a blank cheque". his comments came in response to one opinion poll, showing nigel farage�*s reform party with 19% support — ahead of the conservatives, with 18%, for the first time. other surveys have the tories second to labour. and as the euros get under way in germany tonight, we'll ask whether international football has the power to move voters and elections. could a good showing by the home nations deliver a boost to government? now, during the uk election period, the bbc�*s nick robinson — presenter of the today programme — has

anna mikhailova. welcome to the show, anna.nt minister, alison mcgovern, talking about labour's plan to i don't think was very convincing to cut down on the benefits bill. but let's get back , shall bill. but let's get back, shall we, to rishi sunak's interview with chris hope, our political edhon with chris hope, our political editor, tonight, 7:00 pm on gb news. he reckons as few as 150,000 voters could be the tipping point. trying to get people, perhaps, who either are sitting at home on their sofas, apathy being the enemy or perhaps they've been wooed by a certain mr nigel farage. he's got the rose between his teeth, trying to court those voters. voters beg your pardon , to voters beg your pardon, to reform uk. do you think that rishi sunak's policy this this new strategy is effective, that they can be the difference to stop sir keir starmer getting into power ? into power? >> well, i think it sounds like, mr sunak has been reading the daily mail the last few days because we have, we've been , or because we have, we've been

and, anna mikhailova . thank you and, anna mikhailova. thank you very much indeed.is what the conservatives have been saying to. they've been saying, oh, no, no, no, there are lots of people out there who have not yet decided. of course we don't know how many people those are and which constituencies they might be in and whether they will end up voting conservative if they voted conservative last time. lots of people may not even may decide to stay at home. who knows? >> there's something called the candidate delusion. oh yes. which is where political candidates, no matter how little their chance of success, always imagine what it would be like if they win. they sort of find the paths and sort of create the narrative by which they can win, and the narrative that the conservative candidates seem to be stuck on right now. is this undecided voter situation? well, some of the polls redistribute to those undecided voters. others don't. and what does that give us? it gives us the difference between a 1997 style landslide labour win, or a 1993 style canadian result, either

anna mikhailova, deputy political editor at the mail on sunday. brian taylor political commentator and columnist for the herald. looking forward to talking to all of them. but let's get a check on the latest bbc news. the bbc can reveal that a police officer working as part of the uk prime minister's close protection team has been arrested in connection with bets about the timing of the general election. police were contacted last friday by the gambling commission. vladimir putin and kimjong—un have signed what the russian president has described as a "breakthrough" mutual security pact. the deal was made on a day of carefully stage—managed events during mr putin's first visit to north korea for over 20 years. prosecutors are to decide whether to seek a retrial for a uk couple accused of the manslaughter of their newborn baby by gross negligence, after a jury failed to agree on verdicts. constance marten and mark gordon denied a total of five charges. and english heritage says summer solstice celebrations at stonehenge won't be affected by a prote

well, to go through the sunday papers as ever , i'm joined by papers as ever, i'm joined by anna mikhailova, who's the deputy political editor of the mail on sunday. lovely to see you, anna. thank you for coming in. i know you're very busy on the campaign trail yourself. let's look at the mail on sunday. your newspaper's front page. tory sos to rishi. give us tax cuts. now. now, this is rishi sunak once again facing pressure from within. i sometimes wonder where is the real opposition for rishi sunak? is it labour or is it his own mps? and this is the so—called p0p mps? and this is the so—called pop cons, the popular conservatives, of whom liz truss is a member. tell us about what they're saying to the prime minister this morning, anna. so they have issued a five point plan of how to turn things around. >> another five point plan, right, yes, and, and the crux of it is that the manifesto has to, has to, has to include tax cuts. and they specifically want inheritance tax. inheritance tax cuts. yes. and stamp duty. so significant cuts to those two. obviously this will be very popular with the

talk about some other stories involving the conservative party now delighted to be joined by anna mikhailova of the mail on sunday. and anna, we're going to start with your story from the weekend, because it seems that that rishi sunak has dropped out of another event. >> he has this is the black and white ball, an annual huge fundraising event for the conservative party. >> there were some famous photos of boris johnson coming out of a few a few years ago , and every few a few years ago, and every year it's this glamorous event with with the prime minister as the main as the main event. donors have paid £1,500 to attend. it was all being planned months ago. the venue's booked, everything's ready. and then last week , donors started last week, donors started getting calls saying that rishi sunak has pulled out at the last minute, and they are absolutely furious. and it's one of those things that the party has already struggling with donations. it's already struggling to motivate people in its campaign. and it's just been seen as something that is so politically inept , and has drawn politica

tonight is my panel, chris morris — former the bbc reality check editor, now ceo of full fact and anna mikhailovadeputy political editor at the mail on sunday. first — the latest headlines. president biden has come out fighting after his faltering performance during last night's us presidential debate telling supporters in north carolina �*i intend to win this election�*. at times during his debate with donald trump, president biden — who's 81 — had difficulty in completing his sentences. ukrainian officials say one person has been killed and at least nine others injured when a russian missile struck an apartment block in the city of dnipro. the attack caused the collapse of the top floors of the nine— storey building. rescuers are at the scene. france is preparing to hold the first round of snap elections this weekend, with the hard right predicted to take first place. the french president, emmanuel macron, has warned that support for "extreme" parties on the right or left, threatens to plunge the country into civil war. taking it straight over to taking it straight over to donald taking it stra

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so there we go, joining us now in the studio, we've got anna mikhailova, but we'll be discussing todayampaign. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> but before we get to the campaign , i want to talk about campaign, i want to talk about juuan campaign, i want to talk about julian assange. all right. yes, so what's your view on assange? i'm my view is it's very good news this morning, i think people are waking up to it thinking, oh, that's that's come out of nowhere because people were expecting the worst, frankly , that he would be sent frankly, that he would be sent to america and be rotting in prison there for the rest of his life. >> not why is he not? >> not why is he not? >> why is this all they've made died off? well, so they've made a plea deal. he's he's he's agreed to plea to one charge, of espionage with the americans. and i think i think the reason why not is finally people have woken up to the pressure that that frankly, not enough people have put on this appalling case, i really don't agree that i, you know, he was a journalist, frankly. >> do you accept that i find that interesting becaus