and the pope has probably never been to russian museums, he is argentinian, like the armitage and theakov gallery, almost all the exhibits are there. during the last 300 years of his conquest of europe and other countries of the world. this is the story and the humanism of the russian people. yes, i will be back with egor in 10 minutes, literally right now. iryna kovalya will tell you about the most important news at the moment. irina , please, thank you, colleagues. emergency power outages have already begun and also about where in russia the morning began with a siren, wait for your attention news broadcast on the espresso tv channel in the studio iryna koval welcomes all viewers about the most important thing i will tell you right now three powerful explosions rang out near mariupol in the village of nikolske, the air defense of the occupiers was working, the adviser to the mayor of mariupol, petro andryushchenko, said that it is not yet known what targets the russians were hitting in the sky, but it helps to find the enemy's anti-aircraft deployment points, andryushchenko and done

and the pope has probably never been to russian museums, he is argentinian, like the armitage and theov gallery, almost all the exhibits are there. nobody bought them there and did not exchange them, that's what on marauders but russian troops during the last 300 years of their the conquest of europe and other countries of the world this is the history and the humanism of the russian people yes well, we will be back with egor in 10 minutes literally right now iryna koval will tell about the most important news as of this minute irina please thank you colleagues just in a moment about what is already happening in a number of regions

, this is a constant practice russians are not only russians, after all, but er, well, all these armitagese with the same with kim gold, which was mined in ukraine , kazakhstan, wherever and then transported to er, in st. petersburg, to moscow, and this is what it means it remained there, but all the same, going back to the non-catastrophic nature of this situation, er, i emphasize once again that not everything, not everything that is done should be advertised, even on your worthy channel and on your worthy channel, there are things that should be done in silence eh, calm eh- we still have to face the fact that the war actually did not start on february 24th, it has been going on since the 14th of the year, and the relevant documents that regulate this situation and regulated it even then and the measures that were taken even then exist, they exist, and they work. corresponding the order of the ministry of culture, of course, a lot depends on the personal initiative of the specific director, but it is difficult to blame , say, the directors of the museums that the russian troops entered l

and we've prepared a lawsuit against bulletin about armitage. cassandra's answer come boldly, don't ah count can said malformations bone and joint pain. the waste that's believed in ship to chile in the 1980s. this is dale, causing serious hom today says that the amount of 800 people from a poor community in the desert of northern chile have lost a claim against the swedish company mm. with the shuttle it feels good to see that there are people who are pursuing the matter in a way that we as a feel make is on able to do it. kenyatta if he had or tito from the court cases the result of 4 years of preparation which began after the release of a documentary film. as much as the report showed children played in the pile of toxic waste, which was full of arsenic lead, and mercury milan, the waste came from sweden and bullied. and none of this would have happened if the waste had stayed and swayed out a study. ah, we were struck by how symbolic how representative it was of cases of this type. there are many, many situations like this around the world where typically multinational corporations

joining me now is , charlotte armitage. now is, charlotte armitage. she's a registered psychologist and a psychotherapy and and she's a psychotherapy and she specialises in the film and tv industry. so what's been bad for us ? well, what hasn't these for us? well, what hasn't these last few years it's been quite a we know it's been a really difficult time don't wait i think what's diff difficult in this day and age is that we have access to the 24 seven whether we want it or not so it's pinging our phones. we have notifications so we don't have control when we access the news or when we engage with the anymore. and i think that's really the crux . the issue here really the crux. the issue here is that our phones are kind of getting in the way . those making getting in the way. those making choices over how much news we consume , i guess to turn it consume, i guess to turn it around. of course, if positive news does that make us feel more positive ? well, i think i think positive? well, i think i think common sense would say that yes, anything bad is g

60 percent of its value since the start of the year and expense a warning of tough times ahead. armitage's reports from the capital accra rates on currency dealers have become common in gonna, the city has become one of the world worst performing choruses losing 60 percent of its value against major choruses. like the british pound euro and american dollars is the start of the year. the government believes carsa speculation is making debt worse and is clumping down. what currency traders like grab you? mowdy says the rates are targeting the wrong people. it is just low hanging fruits . the people that actually help with that palo markets, or the black market, how powerful politicians and powerful business people that have those resources, those funds to be able to buy the kinds of volumes that will drive prices up. the person who does black market is the low hanging fruit is the lowest on the chain. is customers range from businessman to travelers and even government officials, gunner imports most of its manufactured goods on foot stuff. the pandemic war in ukraine in rising all prizes of

but opponents say his government is failing to tackle the unfolding crisis. armitage, this is joining us now from the patients of gaines appears to be running out. exactly ross. this is the demonstration is not many was in, i stepped out of the shop. now you see the code over the last the reason is the moment they arrived, this is the final destination. while speeches were supposed to be presented by leaders will organize spaces and then we got what they call the side by side. by this demonstration, i'm not going to look for just this. this is largely christian society to bring me along side just took something so much so, so difficult for many to understand but all the same, the demonstrator and he had deliberate christmas. but you have been going by what we saw in the morning. i was watching the social project. i don't know what they're looking for because the government role that job transition government formed a constitutional review to be held and left for the demands by the protest. us. which by the way, they may be very, very difficult to achieve at the moment. we don't know h