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so the nhs has artie come up with the criteria _ most?he criteria for _ most? so the nhs has artie come up with the criteria for prioritising - with the criteria for prioritising this, and it's simply that they have created profiles, they are offering that vaccine on that prioritised basis. the first thing to say is if you get that call and you are in one of those priority risk groups, please press ahead and take the vaccine. it's safe, tried and tested, but beyond that, it is just about really making sure that the people who are in that risk group of people who are in that risk group of people who have multiple partners or have a new partner really take those steps and think about how best they can protect themselves. it's really important people take responsibility. if you think that you have been in close contact with someone or you were told that you've been in close contact with someone, self—isolate, get tested and just really make sure that you look after yourself and other people. just briefl , yourself and other people. just brie

mario could not hold together these fractious political parties. together these fractious political arties, , parties. how likely is this instability _ parties. how likely is this instability to _ parties. how likely is this instability to affect - parties. how likely is thisl instability to affect europe parties. how likely is this - instability to affect europe more broadly? instability to affect europe more broadl ? ., , . ., broadly? mario draghi was an important _ broadly? mario draghi was an important pillar _ broadly? mario draghi was an important pillar in _ broadly? mario draghi was an important pillar in the - broadly? mario draghi was an - important pillar in the community and the war in ukraine. in this last few weeks, france's president lost is majority. not great in the unity against vladimir putin. i mentioned that the far—right could become the biggest party here. she has got little allies close to vladimir putin. the ex—prime minister is still around, putin. the ex—prime minister is stillaround, in his putin. the ex—prime minister is still around, in his 80s, and putin. th

sports mcfallion and artie crew joins. tanya fighters targeting ukranian troops who have long been showing civilians and the republic plus energy rationing measures kid across germany as the use the top economy seeks to lead by example with european gearing up for a cold winter due to the repercussions of their own sanctions against russia ah hello and welcome from the r t studio in moscow. pleasure to have you with us from wherever you may be watching. i'm fuel is about with the top news stories this our 53 ukrainian prisoners of war. i have been killed and 75 are wounded in the shelling of a free trial detention facility and the diagnosed peoples republic. a warning the following images are graphic and could be disturbing. moscow has accused have troops of intentionally targeting the site using american supplied high marsh rocket launchers, saying calves the top was aimed at intimidating. any ukranian troops who wants to lay down their arms here. meanwhile, claims russian forces target at the prison. so moscow could accuse ukraine of war crimes and hide quote, the torture of prisoners of

. ., subcultures that are our political arties. . ., ~ subcultures that are our political arties. . . you are _ parties. 0k, kate, thank you very much indeed. you are watching . parties. 0k, kate, thank you very i much indeed. you are watching bbc news. if you've just much indeed. you are watching bbc news. if you'vejustjoined us, we have had dramatic news here at number ten and have had dramatic news here at numberten and in have had dramatic news here at number ten and in westminster in the last a0 minutes or so at the resignations of the chancellor rishi and the health secretary, sajid javid, who reassigned tojust and the health secretary, sajid javid, who reassigned to just a few moments before the chancellor, boris johnson has regretted and apologised for the decision of making chris penn share a deputy chief webb, number ten headset on friday that they had no knowledge of the fact that there had been of sexual misconduct against them. dashed chief webb. today transpired from a former senior foreign office that in fact the prime minister had been personally briefed back in 2019 a

diplomats, and the local operator stopped broadcasting the tv channel russia 24 rtr planet as well as artihe ban on the flight of the aircraft of russian foreign minister sergey lavrov because of this, the visit of diplomats to serbia had to be canceled unfortunately to montenegro after joining nato especially. yes, there is some kind of occupation. although she turned out to be pancakes armed and she is really armed. yes but montenegro is ruled by what breed, watching people are interested in the west back in june, the head of the ministry of internal affairs of montenegro said that the property of russians who fell under european sanctions would be arrested, he even named the numbers 44 of the object, which belongs to 33 russian citizens, local media, in turn, rushed to publish lists with the names of people . whose property can be blocked, it turned out that montenegrin officials got confused in the data of the russians, and the mister of internal affairs greatly exaggerated the scale of sanctions restrictions the finance minister intervened. and at stake, after a detailed check of the

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my point is he arty is one sports made him that. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> he is in a person. if he wants to go into public life eventually he needs substance to go with the name, for example he said to be his lawyer. there are certain things he never will be but i think he knows that. he is not a great scholar, he is a rhodes scholar but not a great scholar. i don't thing us to be a sculptor, composer, writer and so on. he has his own strengths and talents dealing with people in a political way. he is a politician and a very high since. i would be disappointed to see him not to become a leader, that is where his talent is. >> he is sort of a loner i don't know what he's done other than being a scholar and basketball. he seems to also have a concern about people he takes it so much to heart i think that's half the reason he is so quiet. it's not a relaxed kind of quiet at all. it is very depressing or maybe frustrating. i haven't ever seen a burst out laughing. it's something very emotional could influence him he may be able to let himself go for his own self. i mean

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he previously worked as a non-stationary correspondent for artie in ukraine, and by the way, he has alreadytated that london had absolutely no real reason to put him on this sanctions list. uh, graffins compared the decision to freeze his accounts and his financial accounts with the actions of gangsters in the banana republics. this is a video blogger, how would you rate such sanctions pressure on the media on a video blogger. well , it's undisguised and it's already perfect here and this is a british citizen and i heard about him. quite a long time he has been working since the fourteenth year. now he was placed under sanctions for distribution content that supports, and russian policy towards ukraine is like this no more or less, but what kind of freedom of information or understanding is there, and here in britain you can really find in the media only those voices that are heard e from the leadership in kiev and on this topic, even here there have already been many letters and such a thing has become manifest. how can they say that, and where are the actually different points of view fro

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i think we have, artie, did you have something go ahead. >> i really appreciate this conversation and folks speaking out on the important issues in making this decision. when nevada was selected for the early window we were definitely a battleground state-building towards evenly more, and we reay have delivered in terms of the core democratic values that we hold dear. today, because of this effort we elected the first latina to the u.s. senate in this country. that is a huge feet, was also in her reelection battle at this time. we hold three of the congressional seats as democratic. we also elected a democratic governor recently,y, and then nw have an all majority women legislature across the country, the first state to do that. we have also expanded access as i appreciate my brother from also a desert western state point of access to the ballot him and i appreciate and i know at the last meeting i i talked about access to the ballot because all these states are not equal in terms of what is that access, how easily can a working housekeeper make sure that she has time to cast a ballot

whens in states abortion events arty face obstacles to care. we cannot wait to see what antichoice state legislatures criminalize next too. we have to act now. all of this comes down to one question, who should get to make the d personal decision or woman? or for h a 10-year-old girl? you to be her family? should it be a woman herself? or should it be politicians? our colleagues on the other side of the out support these justices in place in the supreme court. as to where we are right now. think the answer is clear, to each and every one of my colleagues have the opportunity to show whereom the stanford wil become together and protect to seek healthcare across state lines for the sake of the women and, yes girls across this country? i hope we do. i thanked senator cortez mastro for leadership. i yield the floor. asked madame president could collect senator from colorado request document present a very senior senator from minnesota for her remarks. and for what brings us to the floor today. this is the first time in american history, better pres

and nick is getting arty in istanbul. it's coming to life in a quite creepy fashion!an actual person now. so see you after the break. i am in this town of aedipsos in greece and i was a bit worried because i thought the travel show set me up because that water looks freezing cold. i've been told that these are hot springs which have been here for thousands of years. they've been visited by roman emperors, hollywood superstars and now an east london geezer. savage! oh, man! this isjust gorgeous. now, there is a lot of history to these pools because, legend has it that goddess athena created these springs for herfavourite hero, hercules, so he could come here and kick back and heal himself after his herculean tasks. i think it's quite fitting for someone like me. now, they say that the minerals in these baths have got healing properties. but the best thing is, they're free. we will see what this one is like. this looks super hot! 0h! get over. it doesn't feel that bad. 0h! that's so hot! i could put a teabag in here and make a proper cuppa! i'm not getting in there. i t

black balls who lived in the territory of ukraine, who were then resettled in the times of the golden artyis, in the priory of the eh and at the nato summit, the system was continued, one of the very powerful topics that was raised this question as after all, to lower the price of oil, well, since this is part of it. in fact, this is this, this is the mechanism of how to make sanctions actually effective against russia, and well, we understand that, after all, the nato countries do not give up hope, precisely in the economic war, to somehow defeat russia, while ukraine maintains defense here at the front and actually this issue is first of all i understand that its solution depends, including on the position of countries such as iran and saudi arabia, why is it so difficult, why is everything happening? fill everything with cheap oil well, once again, ot and ran seem to be starting to lower the price in order to compete on the chinese market with russia. of course, i am monitoring this situation, although i am a small expert in oil matters and i cannot explain to you how it is possible to

artis and emil are part of her team >> translator: they didn't have a vehicle to get out, so we went them out. >> reporter: for those who are deaf or hard of hearing, the challenges of life in a war-torn country are multifaceted >> they don't hear the yell to go, or if they're told to go, they know if they go, they're not going to hear and they're going to be the first ones targeted. >> reporter: off the grid teams are constantly delivering resources for those who stay >> this is our lights, solar lights. >> reporter: bomb shelters, a vital refuge for so many ukrainians, are usually dark >> people don't see deaf people. they don't know that when the lights go out, then communication is lost for deaf people who rely on sight, who rely on each other a lot. >> reporter: but with off the grid missions on the ground, deaf people are not only seen, they have friends, determined to help them live, even in the worst circumstances. ellison barber, nbc news, kyiv, ukraine. >> so many responding to the need. >>> that's "nightly news" for this tuesday. thank you for watching i'm lester holt. ple

this is artie. ah, ah, a lot of people i think is 70 percent of even 80 percent of serbian people are for sure. but you know, you cannot make it like a fission or like something that you, you, you know, number people who come to this part of the book and then you make inclusion. they are pro russians or not. who so for me, i mean, social cerebral phobia. and we were, we have passed through this, so we know how the russian brothers are feeling at the moment. a ah, a small apartment in the voice of us district artist brown is lever. dish begins painting. he already knows the pictures, title, miracle nga dara. a parable about jesus christ who cast out demons from the possessed man. it's actually a current story. oh, the toyota. he had more of a neat. where to go it also because he called the other still yes. yes. a year. the on, on is, was up almo, almost with a, with late on you see global, that it was 3 am sunday, this will literally only they all got the slack will go normal. i'm dollars you put in,

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hmm victory hmm let's say uh about russian artie and anti eu artik and if you can comment on this perspectiveonship. you know, you're probably confusing us with someone else. this is how many western states treat each other when they openly declare that it will be beneficial for them, so that in one country or another the waist, another, but a political force, wins. and by the way, this applies not only to the above- relations with washington to countries and nato, but remember, i remember it very well, how ah-ah strange the european union openly stated that it is beneficial and necessary for them i do not fully support hillary clinton on the post of president of the united states of america but i remember the president, in my opinion, it was land almost even sent a congratulatory telegram to her before the announcement of the final results, i think. they openly supported by many politicians and not by politicians, but by statesmen , the leaders of the eu countries openly consider it possible to support certain forces in other countries. they talk about what they personally or how they like,

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more i'd gas div artie from the la guns the people's republic. well, that's the round up of the main global news. stories are lots international. thank you again for joining us and don't forget to check out our c dot com if you'd like to read more about all the stories reporting. ah, ah, ah, the middle east conflict a interestingly, none of these are being raised in the past 6 months. so it's not a problem. with in spring 2022, europe began closing to russian vessels, one after another. they sanctions package bonds, russian flag vessels from entry. a announced that there would be close to russian ships. russian vessels carrying guess a similar decision was taken by canada, him later by the united states. ah.

how to use believe that they are being used as cannon fodder to feed russian artillery or at gas div artie from the la guns people's republic. well, that's your round up of the main global news stories are launching international. thank you again for joining us and don't forget to check out our c dot com if you'd like to read more about all the stories reporting ah, ah, ah ah, need to come to the russian state to never. i've studied us on the most landscape with 55 when. okay, so mine is 2000 speedy with. we will van in the european union, the kremlin. yup, machines. the state aren't russia today, and school ortiz spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube. mm hm. fairly quick question. did you think it was with me? so s ukraine, proxy war against russia is turning out to be a historical watershed, thrushes, 300 year relationship with the west is rapidly coming to an end. russia shipping, it's attention to the east and global south rushes gave to west los ah, what a dollars you talked you had a told her children but the school as well. but i see a.

little, but i think you have heard about the song plyve kacha, which is not ours, but it is produced by artinnels, and it is headed by margarita simonyan, propan gadskyi, absolutely terrible, of course, the clip is terrible and funny at the same time, and there is a guy who sings all this, he says i i'm taking away the language, the song is written in ukrainian, which of course shocked many ukrainians, why, but there are words like palahala or babies, that is, they ca n't even steal the language because it has to be learned before that, and many ukrainians speak a lot of russian different leaders of their opinions there are looking for ukrainian origin, for example, bozhena rynska is looking for ukrainian origin in her daughter, and even margarita semenyan began to declare that ukrainian is native to her, although she called it ukrainian, not ukrainian, not ukrainian, but rather kuban well, specialists in e p so claim that this is such a certain gaslighting of the russians. and when they are first told that there is no ukrainian language, ukraine does not exist, and then all of a sudden we s

more at gas div artie from the la guns people's republic. well, that's still round up as the main global news stories are launching international. thank you again for joining us and don't forget to check out our c dot com if you'd like to read more about all the stories reporting ah, the west ukraine proxy war against russia is turning out to be a historical watershed, thrushes, 300 year relationship with the west is rapidly coming to an end. russia shipping, it's attention to the east and global south rushes gave west los ah ah ah ah ah ah ah for let's say that we sit up almost, you know, it doesn't work online. yeah.

international forum per niema, unannounced spoke to arty earlier, saying that the session of those countries would, so the seeds for further economic development across the globe. thanks for me that i think i can do as i done it is solution operation. partic, nami balance in new globally, after you pain guy says you to sanction andras. yeah. all country facing honesty in trade and it's not me operation. so i think some made this on who's levy and nicholas and these are mutual development operation and big leaders proposes to study the standard across the nation. look gradually on make a mix. countries hosting the use of local better days in georgia. 3. it is very important to me, she gave me an india, a dyna neighbor, having some issues here. but i hope that that expansion all makes and is all my derfin beach is on in friendly matter. a membership name basically, if not, and i want to get an idea of mix kangi that having a invitation and makes less than a nation, they're interested and they apply fund the membership after a me and i hope already. so are we going to see that many bits a relat

some of the window panes are missing and it's cold. artie him can't afford even minor repairs. he arrived here from russia with no more than a tooth brush and a mobile phone and his pocket. been on the face. do you have pots and pans? ah, yes. okay, and you could virtue coffee pots and you can cook for many and the bigger one is me wooded. have you already tried it? die yes, you could. man, if you do, that's all russians need to survive. the pair don't want to just sit around while and exile they plan to set up a youtube channel for opposition, members and other people who have stayed in russia. their 1st video recording is scheduled for the weekend with 2 guests. went over that, provided they're still alive and not in jail by then in abort. speak it a fog up at home with writing privilege. sure. with by the people will be interviewing for this project at the kind of people who have already been expressing their opinion about putin regime for decades. i'll give it up a quick escalator re natasha lloyd. r. tim has discovered a bookshop where he can, by literature band and russia

given human form for i'd gazda of arti from pre warrior lu, god's people's republic, former ca program, a joshua shulty was found guilty and was claimed to be the biggest leak of classified ca, documents in history. thus, after he disclosed information about the agency, software used to hack smartphones on spike people worldwide. when shulty began to harbor resentment toward the ca, he covert li, collected those tools and provided them to wiki leeks, making some of our most critical intelligence tools known to the public and therefore our adversaries. sheltie has been convicted for one of the most brazen and damaging acts of espionage in american history. joshua sheltie has been convicted of lying to the f. b. i other charges all stemming from the allegation that he leads classified information. the information that was included in the famous wiki leaks vault 7. now this was his re trial 2 years ago, he was brought to trial and us federal courts. and at his 1st trial, the jury only agreed to convict him on 2 charges, and they were hung about the remaining 6. joshua schulty, at this tri

k. attempts to whitewash the consequences. artie's donal quarter, explains great britain's once again, conducting military exercises in its former colony of kenya, the 2 countries just signed an agreement for closer military cooperation. and british troops are cleaning up after the latest drills to make sure the locals don't get hurt. the can you defense force in the u. k. army come together to conduct a range sweep of the unexploded ordnance on that kenya training areas that we use here. and to educate the people to live here on the dangers of that unexploded ordnance and to educate and so that they don't pick it up, they don't play with it and they don't cause a danger for themselves. so everything should be fine, right? not exactly. the queen subjects have a long history of breaking the rules and violating people's rights in the region. for example, their use of white phosphorus which international law prohibits when used against military targets near civilians. international humanitarian law allows the use of white phosphorus for certain methods for certain uses, and that's what w

that have changed, this statement was made by sergey lavrov in an interview with ria novosti and the artiannel, according to the head of the russian foreign ministry, among the circumstances that influenced the situation with the supply of long-range american high-launch rocket systems to kiev, moscow will not allow, that on the territory controlled by zelensky there were weapons threatening russian territory and the republics of donbass, while sergey lavrov believes that now there is no point in the negotiations kiev they are simply not needed. we were ready , on the basis of their principles, to conclude an agreement further on the document, which was once again emphasized and written based on their logic. and on april 15, they had such a document, uh, appeared and since then nothing has been heard from them. you can hear the other, you can hear what both scholz and boris johnson are saying. apparently now he is not talking about it, and ursula von der, lein and many others, including barrels the chief diplomat that ukraine should win on the battlefield, that ukraine should not go into

the artie crew came across what appeared to be an abundance of prohibited land mines that she has had vow to dismantle, in accordance with international treaties. let's get more now from ortiz, mary kaski, f. ah, the don bass is a beautiful land cooker, green and verdant. but it burns fine, wide violence mangles the horizon here that violence is centered around the leash. he chanced oil refinery reaching here was neither schafer nor easy. this is a vast industrial zune surrounded by open terrain of firing range for artillery. industrial complex itself though, is incredibly similar to mary. you bulls, infamous as of steel, plant warren have buildings toddles and defenses. just as they did in mary, you pull here at the least chance all refinery ukrainian troops here, the nationalists, they, they built a real fort, were covered with foreign positions. they left here as they did marble without much of a fight. but when russian troops and allied forces came in, they were met with a storm of artillery and rockets. nothing has been sped in the endless shelling ukraine has thrown almost every

neighboring le dance were pub lake, which is now completely under the control of russian lead forces. artie senior correspondent moore at garcia has found an abundance of apparently abandoned us, supplied weapons left behind by ukrainian troops as they fled. the frontlines for the battle of lisa chanced the sight of a tremendous explosion. just, just look around at the center was here, and all the trees were knocked back by a blast. the i can't even imagine. and i know that this was very recent because it's like a sauna here. the, the earth itself, is he still smoldering touching this? these metal, for example, is like touching a hot kettle. now this was apparently a ukrainian truck transporting american shelves. m 7777 shells. those are artillery that have been provided for care of. he is one of the shells that was scattered in this blast. there's nothing like this in the ukrainian arsenal or what ukraine inherited from the soviet union. but again, they were apparently hiding in the woods as many of their troops and forces did around this a chance. they were apparently spotted in and struc

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he wanted to murder large groups of people, a red flag, had artie been caught by his mother killing a obviously crazy and threatening that at one point, new york state police came over and investigated, but in the end, it had no effect, these laws. anyone who is getting paid to lie to you about files -- you will learn that it is almost impossible to stop someone who is dead set on harming others. prison guards get killed regularly. there are no guns in prison, but plenty of psychopaths. in case you need still more evidence, yesterday on the fourth of july, another mass shooting in the state of illinois. assault weapons ban, every form of gun control. the shooting happened anyways, it happened in highland park in chicago. once again, the shooter was exactly the person that they claimed red flag laws would stop. this is a 21-year-old with a long and documented history of -- on monday, he lived up to -- he dressed in women's clothes, stood on a fire escape ladder, and opened fire on the parade. here's what it looks like. [gunfire] so awful. authorities say that seven people have died and

artie knew this was happening, or did you?ere parts of today's report that were not expected. they seemed to defy the most basic rules of economics. here are the raw numbers. >> inflation cranked up a whopping 9.1% in june. the consumer price index released show the price of necessities -- and the price of gas is almost at 50% year-over-year. this ran 5.6% of the year, and food -- 10.4%. if you break it down to just groceries, the angle jump was 12.2%, citing the eggs at dashcam 26%. >> so, the biggest annual spike in inflation and more than 40 years, that's the headline. but, the reality is worse than that. during the harder years were inflation famously hit 14.64% -- "during the high inflation years of the 1970s and 1980s, average inflation jumped seven seven -- 7-9%." but this is not what is happening right now. the labor department for today "average earnings decreased -- june 2021 to june 2022. the change in hourly earnings combined with this -- for the average workweek resulted in a 4.4% decrease in average weekly earnin

last cross live now it's artie contributor rachel marston for her take. hi rachel. what had been pretty range and terminology for green energy now appears to be increasingly fluid. doesn't it take us through the blocks changes if you would yeah, i mean, i asked, i feel badly for environmentalists at this point. they must feel so ghastly right now. i mean, at this rate by next week, smokestacks are going to be deemed green energy. can you imagine being environmentalists today and being in a conversation with the leadership of the european union and trying to argue that gas fossil fuels are bad for the environment and suddenly they're telling you in some cask i ask logic that no, actually they're not the european union is officially just move the goal posts on what constitutes green energy voting today in brussels, to label these investments and gas and nuclear energy, as green as you mention. and it seems that just yesterday, germany was pushing to accelerate its renewable energy expansion to 80 percent of the country's power mix. by the year 2030 and the conflict in

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