it was the initiative of the then coach arsene wenger and it was really such a very cool project forwhich they paid their own money and money, what is the name of the arsenal team in london, you know, this is a really popular team. well, there are several teams there, including tottenham and chelsea, and west ham united and arsenals and actually arsenal is such a sign of the people, a good team, good with a name, legendary, simple. well, manchester city, to be honest, has been a little bit fed up with the sheikhs' money lately, so i'm very happy that zinchenko is in the arsenal and we wish you success he is a good guy and a good football player. i think that no one doubts that he demonstrates it on the field and off it. we talk about the weather for tomorrow. natalya didenko. what should we expect from the heavenly office? i will remember your word, please. good evening. greetings to vasyl. greetings, dear tv viewers. well, let's talk about the weather already on the second of august. august is the final month of summer, but summer still has a whole month ahead. tomorrow, august 2, i

arsenal 3—0 here in the premier league.lify for the appointment, afterfailing to qualify for the champions league. —— endedin qualify for the champions league. —— ended in disappointment. so there's intent to prove, especially after spending a lot over the summer? exactly that, it was very disappointing for mikel arteta and arsenal last season, missing out on the champions league as it was in their hand. but he's back in the transfer market, bringing in big name players and spending lots of money. fabbiano vieira, gabriel jesus and oliver zinchenko, players he played with before. but that brings expectations fans the maker of fans. even yesterday, patrick vieira said he expected them to be closer to the title. they'll be missing a couple players this evening, and england international emile smith rowe is meant to be expected to miss out. but they've been very good in preseason and their new striker, gabrieljesus, escorts and goals. so mikel arteta will be hoping that's how his side start their new campaign. —— scored some g

every american president has reduced the arsenals. every russian president, our leader, has reduced their arsenals. so we have many of your weapons and we did have are only 500 cities in the united states and russia, with more than a 100000 people combined 500 cities in between, then the united states and russia have 4000 deployed nuclear weapons, sitting on missiles and submarines are in silos. 4000 nuclear weapons, 500 cities. that means each city in russia, each city in the united states, with more than a $100000.00 people can be attacked by 8 who clear weapons. ok, no, it is a nuclear weapon to destroy a whole city. yeah. yeah, alan and just to continue what you're seeing earlier. i was looking at some of the notes before the interview is it is an extreme on my part to say it looks like there's some sort of campaign to this credit. your work is not too far to say. i think so. there was one paper written by a group from the los alamos national laboratory, claiming that the amount of smoke that we got for india pakistan war would be

of a politician in the arsenal of a public figure. yes, and in the arsenal of absolutely any citizen are negotiations. this is still the best way to resolve complex issues, but an important condition is the willingness to compromise on the part of all partners, in case of emerging issues that relate to the current state of affairs, in the case of a question, that arise in the mind of a young person. let me remind you that it is the young audience that are the main participants in the current representative marathon. so, in the case of finding answers to all these questions, the press secretary of the russian president recommended reading or even rereading vladimir putin’s munich speech. you need to read the entire munich speech, you understand, here i advise you just from time to time, when questions arise, what is happening to read the munich speech read putin's speech in munich, because with such force beliefs. for me, for me, nothing is cooler than this. no, i'm just inviting you to do it. that 's just the question. here they appea

the answer will also e use available nuclear arsenal that is why we see in the field of arms control,nd the interdependence between the so-called offensive and defensive weapons, and the logic of nuclear deterrence itself, with all the transformations that it has experienced over the past decades, has developed largely due to the caribbean crisis and the lessons that were extracted from it. if we go to the media. e western countries , they will portray the soviet union as a manic empire that sought to establish its nuclear weapons on the island of liberty solely in order to use it in a combat plan, that is, as a means of deterrence, and even more so as a response to the establishment of american weapons in turkey, which no one will read about this existential threat to the soviet union anywhere. and this will be hushed up in every possible way, and therefore the logic of nuclear deterrence itself in the form in which it appeared as a result of the caribbean crisis. she, of course, a is distorted because very often one of the parties. here it seems like a state that uses nuclear weapon

yes, and in the arsenal of absolutely any citizen.otiation is still the best way to resolve complex issues, but an important condition is willingness to compromise on the part of all partners, in case of emerging questions that relate to the current state of affairs in the case of questions that arise in the head of a young person. i remind you that it is young. the territories are the main participants in the current representative marathon, so in the case of finding answers to all these questions, the press secretary of the russian president recommended that readers even re-read vladimir putin’s munich speech, the munich speech, you need to read it all, you understand, here i advise you just from time to time when questions arise. what happens to read putin's munich speech to read munich because with such power of persuasion, for me, nothing is cooler than this for me. no, i just invite you to do it. that 's just the question. here they appear before you ask someone. open putin's munich speech, it's not about confrontation. he warne

.) >>> vamos el arsenal que se enfrentó con este rol de la defensa que le cuesta el error al arsenalombre en inglés) con un fogonazo con el 3 por cero al minuto 30 luego de un reporte marcar el cuarto y antes de ir al descanso (...) arrancando, iba a marcar en propia puerta luego de no dejar a luis díaz otra vez firme no luego de un rebote comedia suerte sea una de 7 a cero luego fabio carvalho minuto 80 para un golazo el octavo del liverpool había otro más porque encontraría a tías ganó uno por cero le urge encontrarse con la victoria es todo lo que tenemos porque mañana tenemos más acción de la liga premier se enfrentan, temprano en la mañana luego (nombre en inglés), recibe el tottenham en la pantalla de telemundo 48, más del fútbol en telemundo porque esta noche las chivas de guadalajara tiene la acción será en minutos porque las chivas se enfrentan a los pumas de la unam la visita de alves el equipo no pudo ganar desde hace 7 jornadas chivas trata de buscar su tercera victoria consecutiva, limitación a partir de las 7:00 de la noche,, hacemos una pausa y regresamos >>>esta noche

arsenal have moved to the top of the premier league.o the season. arsenal's new captain martin odegaard is clearly enjoying the responsibility — he gave them the lead in the 5th minute after gabriel martinelli's shot was saved. and odegaard made it two just six minutes later — gabrieljesus looked set to shoot but the norwegian nipped in ahead of his team—mate. arsenal should have scored 5 or 6 but it was just the three, this was william saliba's first goal in english football. so arsenal top for at least 24 hours, until manchester city play. yes, hours, until manchester city play. we expected a v game yes, we expected a very difficult game from the beginning, the way they came out against us in the first game, they were really aggressive, we wanted to avoid a tackle game, we imposed ourselves in the game, we were really efficient and we scored the two goals and obviously the game, that gave us a lot of confidence to go through the game. tottenham were top of the table for a few hours this afternoon, harry kane's 250th tottenham hotspur

history for harry as he heads spurs top, but could arsenal overtake them in the late kick—off?ed cards and a late goal as rangers drop points for the first time this season at hibs. thanks forjoining us. it's been a bittersweet summer for keely hodgkinson. silver in the world championships was followed by silver at the commonwealth games in the 800 metres. in the last few minutes, it was third time lucky as she took a convincing gold medal at the european championships in munich — herfirst major international outdoor title. hodgkinson started as favourite and was joined in the final by two other britons, jemma reekie and alex bell. at the bell, hodgkinson was in third place. let's pick it up with paula radcliffe and andrew cotter as they moved down the back straight. hodgkinsonjust moved hodgkinson just moved almost effortlessly clear of herring. fell behind, i now bell will strike. hodgkinson, although silver medals, turning them now to gold, surely. finishing strongly, it's hodgkinson, reekie fading! hodgkinson for gold! just ahead of hoffman of switzerland. but silver this t

arsenal missed out on the champions _ much. arsenal missed out on the champions league _ much.but they spent a lot of money this summer, so how much pressure will there be for them to perform tonight? there be for them to perform toniaht? , , tonight? there definitely will be ressure, tonight? there definitely will be pressure. they _ tonight? there definitely will be pressure, they missed - tonight? there definitely will be pressure, they missed out - tonight? there definitely will be pressure, they missed out on i tonight? there definitely will be l pressure, they missed out on the champions league qualification which is very disappointing for them, considering the position they were in. but mikael arteta has refreshed the squad, he's been backed in the transfer market, bringing in big name players like gabrieljesus and alexander the janco, players he's worked with before. he'll be missing a couple players tonight, but they've had a good preseason so he'll be hoping his players will carry on that good form and start the new season in a good way and get a good win, because it'

the united states has a huge nuclear arsenal that still threatens the region. to international peace and security, that his country always maintains a nuclear arsenal at the minimum level necessary to protect national security. in addition, beijing is not going to participate in the arms race calls on washington to significantly reduce stockpiles of shells of mass destruction, which independent experts can check the tension between the two countries. it intensified after the visit to taiwan of the speaker of the house of representatives of the us congress nancyped. chinese media reported today that china's ballistic missiles flew over the island for the first time in history. they were able to overcome the airspace in places of concentration of anti-aircraft missiles of the patriot complexes of the taiwanese army of the united states, in turn, they plan to conduct a training launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile of the united states due to the outbreak of smallpox the monkeys were in emergency mode and nearly 7,000 caught the rare virus. this is a qua

london russia is not a threat britain's nuclear arsenal currently consists of 225 warheads, such as aty of about 100 km, but only 120 are prepared for use. all of them are located on board three wenggart class submarines, and of which one is constantly on combat duty. only 40 warheads loaded into american ride 2 missiles are available at any given time. this is, of course, serious power, but the uk's nuclear arsenal never calculated for an attack, but only for a retaliatory strike, the politicians of the past more reasonable than a sheet of strats understood that the kingdom was not able to compete with the big nuclear powers. so the country followed the strategy. of course we will die, but at least we will get revenge, er, besides, russia is the goal that the tracks obviously had in mind. this is the only power in the world that can shoot down ballistic missiles, ballistic missiles that are placed on e, british underwater carriers, they are still located in water areas near their foggy albion or in the northern seas. well, that is, we have at least 20-30 minutes to intercept these mi

now, it sounds like it's just offensive, but when you have a nuclear arsenal, your defensive missiles are part of overall posture and the more anti missile missiles you have, the more it seems you might be able to cancel mutually assured destruction and achieve a first strike capability. now, we all know that the anti-missile missiles don't really work, but as putin has explained. he has to take the threat credibly and serious. and so once bush tore the anti-ballistic missile treaty, we found out in 2018, the reaction to that putin announced in his state of the nation speech, whatever call it, they're a whole new generation of russian nuclear weapons, and they include hypersonic weapons that they claim break mcc seven or more. they include nuclear torpedoes, are completely silent and, you know, hydrogen bombs destroy any american naval port or or shipping port in the world. they claim to have a nuclear powered cruise missile that has essentially unlimited range, could fly around the world as many times as it needed to to creep up on our defenses and a new around our defenses, i should

they have limited arsenals and today they cannot reduce these arsenals as ammunition weapons below an level, thirdly, there is already certain fatigue from the ukrainian war in ukraine, in that among the population it is now being transferred to the western population, it is accepted by the problems of growth, a sharp rise in prices, not born, not, not for the energy of high, unprecedentedly high inflation , the perspective of the economic recession and under these conditions, western governments are beginning to reconsider their positions and slow down this aid. is it possible to do something other than on this basis, or can we conclude that the west is abandoning us conditionally? great britain and other allies of ukraine, such as poland and the scandinavian countries, are doing everything to support me at a high level of this assistance, but so far they have not managed to convey the key message that the war in ukraine and its outcome are final, that is, the victory of ukraine is extremely critically and vitally important for the west. firstly, in the event of the defeat of ukrain

you know, stacy's rebuilding as nuclear arsenal. people have different aspects of the cost, trillion dollars rush is building up all kinds of new weapons. no one benefits from that in the weapons can't be used. they just sit in the ground writing. so it's like taking money and sewing and on the ground and carina, i you know why, why don't we use the money for something beneficial? like, you know, we're developing new energy sources to get around the gold climate problem, or educating our citizens or making people who have less money than others, more equitable. there's lots of things we could do besides just building useless weapons that will never be used, can ever be used. and if they were use, it would destroy the civilization across the earth. a thought provoking one next as well. kind of functions actually hurt more. those pushing them than the country and the receiving end or documentary team have been doing some digging. they close for the results. for oh, a no deductible. which one, you barbara, charlotte, 1st off for you to

war against ukraine, russia announced that it is suspending access of american inspectors to the arsenals of russian strategic weapons, these inspections are provided for by the treaty with the united states on the control of strategic nuclear weapons, the validity of which was extended for 5 years in 2021. last week, president biden said that he is still ready to start working on a new treaty that would replace the current one, we will discuss these issues with our european correspondent bohdan tsyupyn, who joins the studio from london. congratulations bohdan. so, what exactly are the leaders of estonia and finland calling for? do the citizens of all countries support these calls, and do we already have the reaction of the rest of the european union, not only in estonia and finland, but also in latvia and poland, there were earlier similar proposals to limit the opportunities for russians to travel in the european union. and now the last was the statement of the prime minister what is estonia, what is her kalas, who wrote on twitter that visiting europe does not belong to human rights, t

the minister admits that the technical resource in russia is large, or small, in warehouses and arsenalsd and the occupiers are taking it to ukraine tanks and 62 differentikov emphasizes that ukraine agreed with the deposed states, however, that it will not be applied to russia , weapons were provided by the western partners, but there is no ban on striking the occupied crimea, because crimea is ukraine, and he recalled ukraine's plan for complete deoccupation captured territories and access to internationally recognized borders as of 1991, we have agreements with the united states that we will not use the weapons provided to us by the united states partners on the territory of the russian federation. we don't have such restrictions, we don't even have stones from the sky we are born , fans of the russian world shouted in 2014 in crimea, the unique black sea peninsula putin very quickly turned into a military base and now arsenal uses it against ukraine, and here in the sky appeared not the blessed stones, but columns of smoke and unpleasant sounds of explosions at ammunition depots, and

striking bridges in nova kakhovka, on the antoniv bridge, as well as on the enemy's bases and its arsenalsk, also today there were explosions in sevastopol, which vasyl told in detail, we will wait for further details and for now, in more detail, specifically about donetsk, because it is an extremely important direction, an ammunition depot exploded there in the morning, and there are already enough videos on the network, which all stocks are detonated, the footage shows that the ignition is large enough, but this is not the only attack on enemy targets in donetsk, now you can see on the screens satellite images released by one investigator, an analyst, this is actually a person who analyzes information from open sources, that's him carried out an assessment of one of the satellites, which shows that the armed forces destroyed another warehouse of ammunition planted near the city of amvrosiivka in the donetsk region, it is 60 km from the front line, it is interesting that they tried to disguise their ammunition in the quarry of construction materials on the outskirts of amv-russian, but i

if substantially reduced the nuclear arsenals.you think the soviet union would have fallen? any leading person in charge of a government takes the heat when the economy goes soft, but do you think if the economy had been stronger in the soviet union, it could have survived? it seems by the second half of the 1980s, the soviet economy was under great internal stress. the economy was suffering because the price of oil... inaudible. it meant less revenues for an economy that was overly dependent on oil and gas exports. you had the need to subsidise... inaudible. and you had a military and defence systems that were consuming as much as 35% of soviet gdp, by some estimates. soviet gdp, by some estimates. so it was an economy really in trouble. i'm not sure the absence of a recession would have saved it. a variety of pressures that led to the soviet union coming apart, gorbachevjust happens to be the person at the top when that happened. iraq's president, barham salih, has addressed the nation after nearly 2a hours of violence that's le

in the last few minutes, arsenal moved back to the top of the premier league.ulham to the emirates in the late kick—off. but it was marco silva's side who took the shock lead in the second half, aleksandr mitrovic capitalising on gabriel's mistake to give fulham the lead. but that lasted all of ten minutes — martin odegaard's deflected effort levelling matters before gabriel redeemed himself with two minutes remaining, scrambling home from a corner to give arsenal all three points and send them back to the top. and what a way to get the season up and running for liverpool — who are basking in the glory of a scintillating 9—0 demolition of bournemouth this afternoon. a win that equals the biggest ever victory in the premier league. jurgen klopp�*s side have had a disappointing start to the season. but this really was a statement — they set the tone early with two goals in the first five minutes at anfield. luis diaz and roberto firmino with two each. for bournemouth, the hammering was their third consecutive league defeat without scoring a goal. what that was ju

wanda para el uno a cero después al minuto 10 se iba a meter hacia la cocina y este r2 hacer del arsenalmación profesional puede ira la feria de empleo bueno estamos preparándome te dicen de las 11 de la noche sobre el anuncio de la casa blanca cerca de la dosis de refuerzo le explicamos poco serena dinámica de malos casos de grave del mono interese de qué forma no le pase. gonza cerrar esta edición con imágenes del festival callejero que tiene lugar en el valle chino comenzó le dice número 33 este evento que fue organizado por la cámara de comercio. y las demostraciones artísticas es elemento con más de 100 puestos de comida. el festival callejero para sentido de comunidad y celebrar la diversidad cultural está invitado a continuar mañana domingo >>> pinta bien el domingo. nos vemos ♪♪. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> comparece ante un juez bajo fuertes medida de seguridad el exprocurador mexicano murillo. la desapariciÓn de los 43 normalistas de ayotzinapa fue un crimen de estado el autor de la llamada verdad histÓrica sobre el caso ayotzinapa lo acusan de delito de desapariciÓn forzada y tortura entre o

what a way to score his first arsenal goal!lian bagged a brace, as the gunners ran out li—2 winners, to make it two wins from two for mikel arteta. 3a times they've faced each on the pitch, now, for the first time off it. lampard won 16 encounters to gerrard's 11, but the latter side would draw first blood here through danny ings. it was gerrard who would take the victory on this occasion, as emiliano buendia's second—half goal left lampard to reflect on a 2—1 defeat. defensively, we've got to handle the ball better and not leave ourselves open. in the last ten minutes, we should have drawn the game. zero points but an awful lot of questions. dan 0gunshakin, bbc news. celtic have the chance to return to the top of the scottish premiership this afternoon. they travel to kilmarnock at lunchtime, needing a a—goal win to replace rangers. giovani van bronckhorst�*s side cruised to a third straight league win with a 4—0 triumph over stjohnstone. wins elsewhere for motherwell, livingston and st mirren. it's been a great week for dan e

of 2022 in crimea ended for many, explosions at the airfield in sakakh air base near simferopol, arsenalszhankoy while kyiv does not officially confirm the origin and authorship of the explosions, however, this is definitely a turning point and undermines the ability of russia to launch a war in the south and east of ukraine, since it is in crimea that large russian bases are located and crimea plays an important role in the supply of russian troops with explosions crimea means new serious problems for russia and its army, and this cannot help but please us, and our next report is about this. explosions in crimea, annexed by the russians, on august 9, cotton fell in novofedorivka near yevpatoria. here is the airfield from which russian planes used to take off and launch missile strikes on the south of ukraine. there were also enemy warehouses with ammunition. the aggressor carefully hides the loss, but it is about at least a dozen planes a week therefore, the occupied peninsula once again felt the reverberations of the russian-ukrainian war, on the eve of the morning, a real pyrotechnic s

arsenal face psv eindhoven as i say, they dropped out of the champions league after losing to rangersthe other two teams in arsenal's group also lost in the champions league group stage — bodo glimt and fc zurich, the champions of norway and switzerland respectively. inaugural europa conference league winners roma are in group c with real betis, ludogorets and hjk. newcastle fans are waiting to hear more on the prospect of signing real sociedad striker alexander isak. he's in talks after they agreed a club record fee of around £60 million for the 22—year—old. isak made his debut for sweden aged just 17. his purchase would mean newcastle's new owners have spent close to £200 million since taking over in october. the experiences he has had have been incredible for someone so young. he has played in germany at a very young age, holland, spain, big clubs as well, so he has had some great experiences and i think england and the english game will suit his profile. he is a really good athlete, technically very good, so i think he has got a whole host of things going for him. sunderland head

the united states possesses a huge nuclear arsenal that threatens international peace and security. chinese delegation of the prc diplomat said at the conference of the treaty on the non-proliferation of this type of weapon that they were transferring weapons to the united states. third countries also, according to beijing, washington places it on their fighters and allows them to use dangerous projectiles, in emergency situations, which violates the principles of international agreement , the midociner spokesman stressed that the united states is investing a trillion dollars in the development of new types of nuclear weapons, and is also developing an advanced anti-missile defense system. in asia and europe, the emergence of nuclear weapons in the asia-pacific region. not seriously, it will undermine stability and provoke the risk of confrontation. this will directly affect the strategic interests of china. the united states has a huge nuclear arsenal that still threatens the regional and international peace and security. the diplomat noted that his country always maintains a nucle

no doubt the transition to one of the best clubs in the world can become a serious springboard in arsene'seer. but for the transfer to take place, the club needs to solve several important issues, the key of which is the transfer of money to the moscow side, given the political situation and the imposed sanctions, this raises problems that need to be resolved before september 1, on knowledge day, the transfer window in england closes . the further fate of the russian midfielder in the middle of the week the rpl clubs start in the cup of russia positive emotions. now the khimki team is very much needed, who will meet with krasnodar in since the beginning of the season, strange things have been happening to the moscow region team under the leadership of sergei yuran. khimki scored seven points in the first four turks, but instead of thanking the coach, they resigned, nikolay pisarev, who replaced him, is still losing exclusively and there has already been talk that juran might return. in any case, a good result in the cup is extremely important for the coaching staff. pisarev, the group stag

shamin to those around him , he talks only like that, then let's go, but in general in the child's arsenalre are only four words k - this is water. but what does it mean, while there is something else translates as machine. they flew they flew. yes, that's how my mother, the only one, like no one understands him from a half- tone sound. but the rest, therefore, the brand of their desires has long been accustomed to declare in a more accessible form. no no no no no, i also made such a pug. yes, that's how he likes it. for some reason, it seems to me that even more with cameras with adults and children, the brand attracts everything at once. and this is the case when a child would be happy to ask permission, but he just can’t climb everywhere, what he needs to get to will already be in the plan. there you lay something down there, i don’t know, upstairs on the closet somewhere else, he represents a chair, but climbs to check everything by touch, while the most effective way to communicate with this world, after the microphone, comes the line of a reporter ’s notebook. look. so this pocket, i

it was a winning start for arsenal thanks to a first—half goalfrom start for arsenal thanks to a first—halfte on top of the table for now at least. studio: many thanks, laura scott reporting. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. that weekend is looking reliably sunny. the rainfall has been unreliable for such a long time. a bit of rainfall in the forecast but thatis bit of rainfall in the forecast but that is mostly for western scotland. let's skip to the forecast straightaway with the morning temperatures on saturday. ranging from around 8 degrees up to 12, a bit of a nip in the air particularly in rural spots. the forecast for saturday, cloudy for northern ireland, scotland, the north of northern england, some rain earlier but the sun should come through the clouds. elsewhere, england and wales, sunny and very warm with temperatures up to 25 in london but a fresher 17 in glasgow and edinburgh. more of the same on sunday, reliably sunny across england and wales. a little bit more clout across scotland and northern ireland, may be some spots of rain but are starting t

hmm, this means let's go, but in general there are only four words k in the child's arsenal - this iser. but what does it mean, while there is still ju, which translates as a car. yes mom, the only one, like no one understands him with a half-tone, but the rest, therefore, the brand of their desires has long been accustomed to declare in a more accessible form and no no no no no no need to do anything like that. yes, that's how he likes it. for some reason, it seems to me that even more with growing up with the kids of the camera, brand everyone is attracted at once. and this is the case when a child would be happy to ask permission, but cannot in any way check everything by touch, while the most effective way to communicate with these worlds is followed by a reporter's notebook after the microphone. so this pocket, i didn’t immediately find it, you see right away why, at the age of 4, the boy did not fully speak, the parents cannot understand the child’s intellect. not just a well-kept mark draws, solves puzzles , puts together puzzles at 3 years old. he was diagnosed with speech del

this, of course, is a serious power, but the uk's nuclear arsenal was never calculated to attack alir a retaliatory strike by the politicians of the past more evil than the flattering understood that the kingdom was not able to compete with the big nuclear powers. so the country followed the strategy. of course, we will die, but at least we will take revenge, in addition, russia and the goal, which obviously had in mind the tracks. this is the only power in the world that can shoot down ballistic missiles. ballistic missiles, which are placed on british submarines, they are still located in the water area near their foggy albion or in the northern seas. well, that is, we have at least 20-30 minutes to intercept these missiles. we have the ability, but concentrated in the north-west of our country to intercept these missiles, or already warheads, so this is not the most formidable adversary from the nuclear powers. well, what will happen to britain when the hungarians go to bottom, she will fly the sarmatian islands with ten warheads, each of which is 50 times more powerful than the o

but still the pace of the stop was set by arsenal, who fought back again to win a fifth match out of. joe lynskey, bbc news. tottenham hotspur maintained their unbeaten start to the season, with a hard—earned point at west ham. summer signing thilo kerher with an unfortunate own goal to give spurs the lead, but the hammers responding in the second half through tomas soucek. the czech confidently converting from antonio's clever flicked pass. spurs stay third, while west ham are up to 14th. meanwhile, it finished 0—0 between bournemouth and wolves. four games tonight in the scottish league cup, with wins for motherwell, dundee united, and kilmarnock. and holders celtic maintained their perfect start to the season, and are through to the quarterfinals with a 4—1 win at ross county. giorgos giakoumakis with the pick of the goals. they have scored 25 in their opening six domestic games, and play rangers in the old firm on saturday. the jury in the trial of former manchester united footballer and wales manager ryan giggs was discharged by the judge earlier, after it failed to reach a verd

it is still 1—0 to arsenal midway through the second half.ham on saturday. much of a campaign expected this time.— saturday. much of a campaign expected this time. although have the teams have _ expected this time. although have the teams have improved. - expected this time. although have l the teams have improved. everyone tries to improve. this includes experience from last season. the only thing we can really have to think about is our own things and thatis think about is our own things and that is what is necessary anyway. it was difficult enough last year, we have to improve. the second day of golf�*s women�*s open at muirfield has come to an end. it�*s the first time the event has ever been hosted by the scottish club, and it comes 6 years after its members voted to overturn it�*s male only policy and be re—instated as an open venue. sarah mulkerins is there for us. the women�*s open bills itself as the most international major in women�*s golf and the leaderboard at the end certainly backs that up. at the very top we have a south korea

jonathan: finally, arsenal-palace later. what you looking for? peter: that should be an easier prediction, i think, with arsenal. i am a londoner, so i have to say that. my team is tottenham, so perhaps i shouldn't. jonathan: that is your side of north london, tom. tom: we need oppenheimer on soccer saturday on sky tv. jonathan: we could make that work. wouldn't tom be great on soccer saturday? tom: great success in the euro final. i would be happy to do that. we are very proud here. tom: do you want to get in on liz and sunak?does that play into what we are going to see with batons on saturday? jonathan: don't take a path on the leadership race, takei. i'm aware they are under the camera right now saying, don't answer that. peter oppenheimer there from goldman sachs. you would be great on that ship. tom: i thought it was pretend. no, you look at the fiction of "ted lasso," it is like real, right? jonathan: this is real life. tom: have you ever been on it, tom --, jon? soccer saturday? jonathan: no. tom: it's good. jonathan: i will try to figure

this, of course, is a serious power, but the nuclear arsenal of great britain was never calculated fork, but only for a retaliatory strike, the politicians of the past, more reasonable than climbing a rhinestone, understood that the kingdom was not able to compete with large nuclear powers. so the country followed the strategy. of course, we will die, but at least we will take revenge, in addition, russia is the target, which obviously had in mind the tracks. it is the only state in world that can shoot down ballistic missiles. ballistic missiles, which are placed on british submarines, they are still located in the water area near their foggy albion or in the northern seas. well, that is, we have at least 20-30 minutes to intercept these missiles. we have the ability, concentrated in the north-west of our country to intercept these missiles, or already warheads, so this is not the most formidable adversary among the nuclear powers. well, what will happen to britain when the hungarians will go to the bottom, she will fly the sarmatian islands with ten warheads, each of which is 50 time

arsenal rode their luck at times, and the second was very fortunate — bukayo saka's shot takin a biga positive start. it is tough to win here. we had some really good moments, especially in the first half where we probably should have scored another one or two. there will be moments, the game becomes really physical, they put you under pressure and we managed to deal with that. well, to coincide with the return of the premier league, the bbc�*s football news show is back. bbc pundit and former manchester city midfielder michael brown believes it's liverpool who have the advantage going into the new campaign. it'll be tight, and we are looking at last week, i think they were a little bit fresher than city. we know they have that more power, tight determination, city's control and build up play. so we'll be looking forward to it, who's going to call it first city still, i really love watching liverpool, i love watching the games and i think it's a fascinating title race every single season. well, the first show of the season is online now on the bbc iplayer — and that's where you will

we had treaties that reduced the nuclear arsenals. interruption for a pop quiz. how many nuclear weapons were manufactured since 1945. take a wild guess. 125,000. 125,000. not one of them has been used in warfare so far. and that happened because of this thing we call arms control. i'm the executive vice president of the foundation and it's my pleasure to welcomee you back. this is the only second in person event since march of 2020 and the biggest crowd that we've assembled since then and our first book signing event in nearly 17 months. so thank you to all of you for being here and for being part of it. i'd like to recognize a few special guests beginning with christopher nixon aer member of the board of directors and the foundation. q a member of the board of directors of the foundation and former president of the nixon foundation. [applause] councilwoman of the city of yorba linda. and councilman jean hernandez. and a special welcome tonight to jesse's life. thank you for joining us. [applause] emma and jesse left their four -month-old baby to be here with us

arsen has already flown, but they are not sending a new cargo this summer.ll fly with him to warsaw has decided not to advertise himself she will see the suitcases that she receives today . for the first time, the cells took care of the packing of valuable help and organized a whole movement to find suitcases and bags in san francisco and the area around the city. maksym pavlyshyn is doing this with me in the garage, we collect empty suitcases, the most i had was 83 empty suitcases, now around 20 or 30 suitcases? what do we do? we go to our friends, introduce them to the americans at work, and take their empty suitcases of different sizes, and then people who need to send something to ukraine don't need to go and buy a new one. a suitcase, they can come to me and take a suitcase of the right size, andriy gubenko says. before every flight, they do a luggage inventory, for example . turnstiles, even some telephones transfer to another element of the system are agreements with airlines, because not everyone agrees to such an amount of additional cargo, for exam

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of the ukrainian armed forces in the kherson region is about 200 km, if we start to evaluate the arsenal currently in the ukrainian army, then the same high-precision heimers have a range of 50 km, the operational-tactical complex point y has a range of 120 km. perhaps we can talk about improved versions there, er, alder-m, which has the same distance of 120 km, but in this is not enough to overcome this e- is the distance and to a large extent, some experts say that ukraine could optimally use for such an attack the american long-range atacamus missiles with a range of up to 300 km, but of course , such weapons were not announced in any package, and on the other hand, if we consider other realities, there are many examples when these weapons that we receive from our partners are used, and then we will later find out that we really received such an increase in our arsenals, but in addition to the aufedrivka today there was an equally interesting hit, it was precisely in henichesk that there was a hit at an ammunition warehouse, and there, too , the distance from our positions to this war

manchester united will play la liga side real sociedad — while arsenal will face the former champions from cyprus. who are managed by the former celtic boss neil lennon. arsenal face psv eindhoven, who dropped out of the champions league after losing their qualifier to rangers. the other two teams in arsenal's group also missed out in the champions league qualifying stage — bodo glimt and fc zurich, the champions of norway and switzerland respectively. and in the europa conference league draw — west ham are in the same group as romanian side fcsb, anderlecht and danish club silkeborg. hearts have a tougher group, they'll play turkey's istanbul basaksehir, latvian champions rfs and fiorentina. and, in case you missed it, how must linfield be feeling today? last night they were seconds away from becoming the first irish league club to reach a european group stage, leading in extra time against rfs of latvia, and then this happened. ...linfield are here in blue — they even had a chance to win it deep into extra time — this is in the 119th minute of the match, but that was saved, and then

say that if moscow is not stopped, it will will continue, so the states want to replenish their arsenals and then transfer part of it to ukraine, what decisions have already been made, let's talk about it with our special correspondent in the united states, dmytro anopchenko, he is now in direct contact with washington. now the american troops, the ground forces, are preparing for redeployment because the order has already arrived, and here it is interesting that it is even known that they have already chosen eh what structure will be pre-heard to europe, this is famous 101 the airborne division is based at fort campbell in the state of kentucky. well, you know our viewers and you, i think this name does not mean anything, but if any american with military experience can say who is the first division of that well, it is absolutely known that it is me now of our i will ask the directors, we will see with you the footage of this very fort campbell. well, this is an elite unit of the american army , a unit that participated in all american military companies and cancers of afghanistan. well

and arsene and in what they are most similar to you, maybe arsene is similar in his abilities, he hasbably, it seems in temperament, she is such an emotional girl and as quick-witted as me. and why are your children better than you, firstly, they are freer; after all, not much attention was paid to the development of personality. we have always had it. here is a team there, a team there, uh, we should be comfortable for everyone and now the children do not have this. children try to show. to do well for yourself to be happy, and my children and i traveled a lot and still travel. they see different countries and see relationships and education and a very large social circle. would you like them to choose a public profession for themselves, and i would like to because the creative profession is it's like a hobby. if you are still paid money for this hobby, then there is no greater happiness, but for this you need to burn and get sick, and you cannot live without it. but i don’t see that they are burning with something like that, maybe they will still light up if it were possible to corr

we have to seek dialogue with other superpowers and reduce our arsenals to a reasonable extent in that yourself. as a result of that dialogue gorbachev and you as president reagan find the 1st of many disarmament treaties in 1987. it was the beginning of the end of the cold war in october 1989 when he visited east berlin for the g d r's, 40th anniversary celebrations. gorbachev urged eric hanukkah to implement reforms. he warned the eastern leader saying, life punishes those who come to late a month after his visit. the berlin wall fell and with it, the iron curtain that had divided europe for decades. it was gorbachev's, reformist, policies that helped unleash a peaceful revolution across eastern europe. in 1990 gorbachev was awarded the nobel peace prize for his key role in bringing about a new peaceful world order. internationally, he was highly regarded but at home he was increasingly under pressure. the economic situation was dire. the soviet union on the verge of falling apart, communist hardliner stage to cool against gorbachev in august 1991. at the end of that year, mikhail go

the soviet union from any country is extremely important. things, it allows us to replenish our er arsenallenish with spare parts where there is nowhere to get now, replenish weapons with ammunition and so on , so we will only thank you for such things p yuri would just like to understand well, here is an opportunity the transfer of such planes to us that were previously on our balance sheet. then they were transferred to our partners, now they are returning to the motherland, so to speak, well, at the start of a large-scale invasion , it was difficult to imagine that one of the countries would give the plane like that, and that was actually a big problem. now we we can see that there is already some progress. and this is great, so far we are talking about the court. and what prospects do we have in this direction? look, it will be the first to take such a step. i am so desperate. this is a slap in the face to putin. this is slovakia, which handed over we have the s-300 - this was the first s3, this is a heavy anti-aircraft weapon. that is, it was an example for others , so to speak, a pro

s. nuclear nuclear arsenal. but i think the question is always been how to do that without actually increasing the risk of nuclear conflicts in the process. i'm not so sure about some of the other nuclear powers at this point in particularly given the russian federation. as you notice, noted in your report, it's references to nuclear weapons in its current recent unprovoked threats. and there may be other countries that also have limited interest in nuclear disarmament at this time. for me, i work with so under secretary work, she's the un secretary general derossi's were a miscalculation away, i would point and side with professor scott sagan, leaving that the more states with nuclear weapons, the greater the risk of accident, sabotage or miscalculation. so i think there is a, it's not necessarily a hypocritical position to be in to want to try to reduce your weapons stockpiles while preserving and making sure that you, you increase actually increase the risk of use of nuclear weapons in the process. ok, robbie

can change this is the capabilities of the ukrainian armed forces to destroy the enemy's military arsenalspower in the naukokhov direction well, first of all, the american institute for the study of war and the american counterintelligence, by the way, have already admitted that these are the actions of our armed forces. these are the destruction of warehouses and business and field warehouses, which are officially reported by the armed forces of ukraine and the southern command. this is precisely what has already been recognized by these institutes, er, that offensive actions of the russian federation are no longer possible, impossible due to the fact that this is precisely the weakening of their military strength, let's say so, and the possibility of overturning and to strengthen the front line of weapons and armaments and, accordingly, heavy equipment to date has effectively stopped all the offensive capabilities of the russian federation and in my opinion, this is exactly the sequence of the destruction of the forces, the reserves of the corresponding manpower, this will exactly weaken

have had cases when i took a shovel, by the way, i have my own shovel, i bought it, i have it in my arsenal it is a very important thing to me, i take it everywhere with me to all positions, to all the locations where we go, and i also took a bath, because there were times when i was a pile of trenches and when i also threw bags of sand, well, that is, if necessary, if there are no hands, then of course, we can do these things as women, if you take me personally, from my experience, of course, there are brothers, there are guys who will buy me, dig for me, they will do the physical work, although in principle i try not to ask for it, well , there are just things that a woman is not very comfortable with, not very good for a woman to do, but i, when men do this work , of course i also can't sit aside, i 'll do something else, well, that is, it's something that distinguishes a woman from a man in the war, actually, from my experience, olya, tell me, i have a friend, she is a journalist, but she says i would have long ago signed up and joined the army if it weren't for the terrible sexism that