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it was a very, very aggressive m. speech that had never been given before in an art to council setting that there's never been anything like that. or pentagon warn, just last week the china could use its civilian research presence in the arctic to strengthen his military presence, including our deployment summary, including deployment of submarines to the region as a deterrent against nuclear attack. for china, from a nickname security point of view on the optic has vulnerable back to the attic ocean is important. the china is china, could gate a nuclear missiles. i'm summary and an arctic ice that would provide as he can strive to terence the china, or casual as her to was busy majorly. china has no military interest in the arctic usage. they will need the build military places, their north end in battleships that will trigger fear and panic among neighboring states and cause china great arm. why would china do something so stupid? try so. ah, especially as the chinese have a far more efficient weapon in their arsenal money. china's answer to mike pompeo. speech was simple. it withdre

this is part of the arts council trooter— this is part of the arts council broader mission— this isounds like a good idea to do these things, but there are always big issues, particularly if you have such an institution this that has institution like this that has always been based in london. stefan so much for stefan thank you so much for joining us. you're watching arlene foster and gb news, britain's news channel and we'll be back at the top of the hour with more debate and conversation, including on national and dark skies. national parks and dark skies. we'll also be joined by the wife of opposition figure of a russian opposition figure who be sentenced to 25 who could be sentenced to 25 years in penal colony for years in a penal colony for criticising the war in ukraine. so stay with us. hello there . so stay with us. hello there. i'm craig snell. here's your totest— i'm craig snell. here's your latest forecast— i'm craig snell. here's your latest forecast from the met orttse— latest forecast from the met orttse os— latest forecast from the met office as we _ latest forecast f

in fact, the first office i ever ran for was what was then called liberal arts student council freshmanpresentative at howard university. it was a very difficult race. i ran against shelly from new jersey but, you know, i'm from oakland so it worked out. >> stuart, she might be overqualified for the job. now, president biden and his vice president's popularity being so unpopular. one of the reasons about one in three democrats support someone else to be the next president in 2024 and, stuart, 15 u.s. vice presidents have gone onto become president in american history. stuart. stuart: what was that about british understatement. i caught that . i am an american, lucas. don't you dare forget that. >> i know. i almost said british american, stuart. i didn't want to sound too bc. stuart: nonetheless nonetheless, lucas, you're all right and see you later. now white house chief of staff ron chain said about kamala's critics. roll that tape. >> sexism and racism are part of the problem, no question about it. >> i agree. >> i think she was not as well known in national politics before she became

in fact, the first office i ever ran for was what was then called liberal arts student council, freshmanss representative at howard university. it was a very difficult race, i ran again shelley from new jersey, but you know, i am from oakland, so worked out. >> so she might be overqualified. now president biden's former chief of staff said this is the reason why. >> why do you think sexism and racism are a part of the problem? >> i think that she just has not had the right -- she has not gotten the credit for all she has done. >> despite the lagging poll numbers from the biden-harris team, could be one of the reasons one and three democrats want somebody else running in 2024. >> martha: thank you very much, branko mead, and jessica tarlov, cohost of "the five and a fox news contributor. just listening to them, why go there? what is the evidence that the sexism or racism has anything to do with the job assessment for the vice president? >> i think there can be undertones of that and a lot of things we are not paying attention to, something that was the focal point around the 2016 race wit

art space. according to the approval of the council of public culture of the country , the 20th day of farvardin has been named as the month of islamic revolution art fasting . all over the country, you can watch all the movies with a 50% discount. at the same time, in 31 provinces of the country, in addition to the headquarters of the artistic field, various ceremonies have been organized to commemorate the name of martyr avini and to commemorate the art of the islamic revolution. the standard of committed art it has become a fact that the year 1401 was influential on the society level depending on the performance or the work that was widely published. in fact, in 1401, jahandar seddiqi sadri, najabati, khairandish, siyar hashemi , ezzati, fahimi, agha khani, niromand darabi, islamzadeh jafarian, and behbodhi, the top figures of the fields, were elected. he specialized in the arts of poetry, fiction, literature, sustainability, painting, graphics, caricature, calligraphy, and humor. among these artists, one lasting face and one person will be selected and introduced as the best face of the art

each stage is evaluated artistically by an expert council on monumental decorative art, if we are talkingbout memorials. nicky to a person, they are in an abstract sign, it is always a council of the republican level under the ministry of culture, instead of installation, it is also not always possible to immediately coordinate the mountains with the regiment, it connects architects, utilities and other services that look to see if the selected locations have pipes or wires, whether the new object will interfere with transport or flow pedestrians, if there is a snag , offer the customer other options accommodation. it all depends on what they came with, the initiators of the installation of the monument to the executive body of local government, if they already have an idea and an author and funds, then the process will take several months. if they still plan to raise money for the monument from caring citizens or as church donations, then this stage will stretch for a period that does not depend on state bodies. installing a monument is expensive, for example, designing and creating a me

each stage is evaluated artistically by an expert council on monumental decorative art, if we are talkingls. nicky to a person, they are in an abstract sign, this is always a council of the republican level under the ministry of culture. the installation site is also not always possible to coordinate immediately . guru with the regiment connects architects, utilities and other services that look to see if the selected locations have pipes or wires, whether the new object will interfere with transport or flow pedestrians, if there is a snag , offer the customer other accommodation options. it all depends on what they came with, the initiators of the installation of the monument to the executive body of local government, if they already have an idea and an author and funds, then the process will take several months. if he still plans to collect money for the monument from caring citizens or as church donations, then this stage will stretch for a period that does not depend on state bodies. installing a monument is expensive, for example, designing and creating a memorial plaque costs about

military before easter, the enterprising parents of the roksolyana school of folk arts suggested that the sadova council picked up the idea , so they adapted the school program to a patriotic theme in the easter week. with drawings, the children congratulate our military on this great holiday, and all the children are grateful to our military for giving them the opportunity to work here, draw, develop, and and in general, just living in an educational institution, we managed to collect more than fifty drawings in the school, they are trying to involve children in national-patriotic education . moreover, since children have a desire to join such actions, almost the entire school draws drawings for the military, we constantly transfer them to the front lines, because the children are very much ours sensitive people are very kind and they feel very much about the situation now and unfortunately we have to tear out such emotions. but i think that they will grow up to be true patriots of our country. hand over the drawings to volunteer irina vovk. she goes to the front line on easter, the girl tells the mili

molly: for more on this, we want to get right to our next guest national border control council art andet your reaction from griff's reporting the surge is already here despite the fact that title 42 isn't slated to end until may 11th. >> the surge started the first day that this administration took office. that's when the surge started. we're just getting more and more, you know, highs and lows, obviously, but with title 42 going, the news is out and they realize they should come right now and get released. and that's part of the problem. you can have the white house, the administration anyone talking don't come, sending out that message, but the reality is, actions speak louder than words. people understand if they come across right now they're going to ultimately just get released into the united states that's why we're seeing so many individuals coming across and they'll continue to come across because the right policies are not coming in place, and these people need to be detained and have immigration and asylum officers on the border and individuals that do not fall within the rea

look at russia as the head of the security council, because it is a member of the security council of the art of understanding, if we do not strive for russia to be kicked out, we are talking about the fact that it is not there, it is not legal, we are talking about the fact that the country that committed such crimes should not be right. but what have we done? in order to her throw it away in that process, and again, i heard a strange phrase, someone said that it should be decided by the secretary general . now, finally, what is not decided at all, it is decided by the member states, which means that it must be brought up at the meeting of the general assembly. there are several chess players who could already to deprive russia of the opportunity to participate in the meetings of the united nations today, and for this we need to work with the delegation, we need to find solutions that will be supported by the majority of the membership. and then we can talk about the fact that russia is not will not be in the security council, nor in chairing anywhere. and it will not be anywhere at all, but

high in antioch after an explosive city council meeting triggered by racist text allegedly sent by some antioch police officers. the debate over it led to an art cry -- to an outcry at the special city council meeting to discuss the text messages. >> i am sick and tired of being attacked by these people in this community, apologizing for the racism that is going on in this community. you're the problem! kristen: joining us live now in the studio is the antioch mayor. thanks for coming in. >> thank you for having me. kristen: i know you apologized right in there afterwards, but what is the regret you feel in terms of what you said? if you feel regret at all. >> i don't regret anything. the apology was for not keeping the meeting on course. the apology was not for what i did, standing up for racism requires no apology. kristen: and no part of what you said would you take back even today, right? >> absolutely not. there are people who had dogs -- who have had dogs used against him and fire hoses used against them. some were spent in their face when they set to segregate lunch counters. it's a privilege to be able to stand up and look at people wh

military before easter were proposed by the initiative parents of the folk arts school, the head roksolyana sadova, the council picked up the idea and adapted the school program to a patriotic theme during the easter week, they made greetings for the armed forces, we know that those volunteers who will take children's pictures are easter is just around the corner for our military, and with those pictures, the children congratulate our military on this great holiday, and all the children are grateful to our military for giving them the opportunity to be here it is so good to work, draw, develop, and in general just live in an educational institution, we managed to collect more than fifty drawings in the school to involve children in national-patriotic education. especially since children have a desire to participate in such actions, almost the whole school draws drawings for the military, we constantly hand them over to the frontline and that our children are very sensitive , very kind and they feel very much about the situation now and well, unfortunately, we have such emotions but i think that they will grow

continue about the south. the enemy strikes of the russians damaged the local art museum and the building of the district councilrtunately there were no casualties here either, but in the boryslav district of the region there are wounded because there a 20-year-old boy and girl tried to go out on a boat in the bay as a result of such a swim, the boat was immediately attacked by enemies that mrs. nataliya told us that as soon as an explosive grenade was dropped on him from a drone, both local residents were seriously injured and were urgently sent to the hospital by ukrainian soldiers now we are adding oleksandr tolokonnikov, he is the spokesman of the kherson regional military administration. oleksandr, we welcome you on the air, we congratulate you. good morning, and just now mrs. nataliya gumenyuk talked about the activity of the enemy aviation precisely in the front-line zones , maybe we will hear some details from you, ah, well, the aviation yesterday was fortunate there were no raids of these covered aerial bombs, but these two can be said to be 20-year-old teenagers. she was there, she received an interest

art week. mr. forozanfar. hello, good morning. the council of public culture of the country, the 20th of farvardin is the martyrdom day of martyr avini, who was named by hazrat agha as seyyed martyrs of ahlul qalam and this dear martyr in the condolence message of his martyrdom . it is defined as the art day of the islamic revolution every year in order to be able to celebrate in a special way. and special topic we will present the art of the islamic revolution and talk about it in different sections of art in different arts. this topic will be held in the art field of the islamic revolution in the form of a week called islamic revolution art week. many different programs will be planned this week, including what is the subject of the art of the islamic revolution, this recognition of artists in various disciplines who are involved in this subject, of course, in this subject , the work of thinking, is it the work of art production or the work of promoting this discourse. they do, it is discussed many art events, many exhibitions, many festiva

council. he is pure dark art, pure dark diplomacy. why because we know that this will not happen, there will be no expansion of the permanent members of the security council, because the americans will vote no. there will be no expansion of the parking lot of permanent members with the right of veto. the americans and europeans are not going to, but to expand the number of countries from the global south that will have legal advice, but the very fact that we drown for this, we speak for it, we stand for adds political points and support to us from the side of those very countries of the global blizzard, india, brazil, and so on, which, as he separately said, that africa is not represented at all. well, as if for a serious continent, here it is so forbidden there our media said the idea absolutely correctly, we are what sergey lavrov says - this is not for diplomats because of ukraine, not for diplomats of the united states, not europe, they want to sit, they want to listen. let them do these things. we are not speaking for them, we are

the arts council have said that in three years we will have a new theatre, and that is what last nightlong to me. what oldham coliseum did, because i visited as a young child when i was studying acting, it argued against that. it was a beacon for people like me that said, this does belong to you. you can see plays in your own accent, you can see plays by local writers, and you have something to contribute. that has now disappeared from oldham, so i worry about the younger generation. it is a lot more difficult to get into the arts professions, as we know, and in era of levelling up, it was a devastating decision. of levelling up, it was a devastatini decision. . devastating decision. christopher, i ood devastating decision. christopher, good morning- — devastating decision. christopher, good morning. was _ devastating decision. christopher, good morning. was oldham i devastating decision. christopher, . good morning. was oldham coliseum still doing that, offering chances of generation?— still doing that, offering chances of generation? yes. it was unifying the communities, _ of generat

>> hi eric thank you for more on the slow spring in he is that national border patrol council vice president. so art, once his title 42 is lifted, what can and should border patrol agents anticipate? >> they can anticipate it's going to be the floodgates opened even more so because these individuals know there are no consequences for their coming across. what they need to start retaining individuals not just releasing them for that as part of the problem. you can't just put up blanket statements like this administration it's done so and don't copy or if you come you're not welcome. your actions are proving that he's on the political will of stopping them there going to continue to do that. >> do you think congress can pass an alternative, even a temporary policy to mimic title 42 minus what could be perceived as inhumane? >> at the end it's quite have to go all the way up the chain. people have the power to veto and stop it from going. it comes down to the humanitarian aspect that is something people do have to realize. look, right now it is not humanitarian because what they are doing is these peop

as it were, by these films that appeared then flooded, and to the council at the end of the soviet era, and about various martial arts. do you remember kung fu aikido? and so on, i looked at it all, and i thought, god, what unusual abilities people can have at some point. i finished the game so that i broke my spine, i broke my spine. after that, she learned to walk again. here i have a problem with my back scoliosis. i forged a certificate at the clinic and e went to the dudo. to be honest, ah. i was small. this is probably somewhere in the first second class. i really liked the word manager. and i didn't even understand what she means uh, but i said that i would be the manager. eh, later later, when i grew up, i entered the university of economics and my specialty was a manager. and when i was at the university, they already visited me. uh, such thoughts that i will work for myself why because, probably, i love freedom very much, and therefore independence in actions and economic independence was very important for me, so i went to university and completely plunged into my studies. after that, even at the time of m

cycle about a magical land in just 24 days, yellow, fog, yellow fog. in art for 800 presenting this work at the artistic councilrector began with a quote from the publisher earthly life, halfway through, i found myself in a gloomy forest. hedgehog in the fog so the characteristic principle of aikido is movement along such a trajectory, how can you not be afraid of a collision to unbalance the attacker due to his own inertia. in a circle or in an arc, we play further records of 800 railways. this country boasts the longest network, operating railways are about 150.000 km, and together with the abandoned ones, all 250.000 of the usa are true. railway records one thousand oldest surviving railway station opened in 1830 in manchester is located on this highway , along which it is named logically, it is located on the liverpool roll on the liverpool highway, one of the first railways, as we know, connected manchester with liverpool hats in the 400 songs? cat in a poke 2.800 you have natalia's three minus 600 from alexey thank you alexey alexey theme with the holiday the bet in this round is 200 or 1.000. well i thin

prosecutor, on the architectural monument, the building of the art museum, as well as the administrative building of the district council was also damaged by the blast wave, the windows of the regional cardiology center were fortunately not injured. in the past day, the occupiers shelled the kherson region almost eighty times. but in the kharkiv region, one man was wounded as a result of enemy shelling . this happened in the village of karaichne in the chuguyiv district . oleg synogubov, the head of the regional administration, informed the izyum district that during the past day, enemy troops had hit the settlements of kharkiv chuguyiv and kupyan district in the village of kurylivka damaged at least 15 private houses saw the beauty of the ukrainian land and another 670 russians died and helped him why defenders from the beginning of the full-scale invasion 178,820 cargoes 200 have already returned to the motherland defenders turned into scrap metal another 10 artillery systems five cars via tank trucks, four armored combat vehicles, two units of special equipment, one tank, and the same number of multiple rocket launch

general reports, the architectural monument, the building of the art museum, and also the administrative building of the district council was also damaged by the blast wave, the windows of the regional cardiology center were damaged, luckily there was no attacker, the region was shelled almost eighty times during the day, but in kharkiv oblast, as a result of enemy shelling, one man was wounded, this happened in the village of karaechne , chuguyiv district, another blew up opposite the infantry, mini-vizumsky reported the head of the regional administration, oleg synogubov , for the past day, enemy troops have been attacking the settlements of kharkiv's chuguyiv and kupyan districts in the village of kurylivka at least 15 private houses were damaged. meanwhile, in bakhmut, the russians resorted to the so-called syrian scorched earth tactic, destroying buildings and positions with fire , according to the commander of the eastern group of troops oleksandr syrskyi, according to him, the situation in the city remains difficult, but the controlled defense continues. the enemy is now forced to involve special forces in the ba

more broadly, of more broadly, the sort of charitable sector in this country, whether it's the arts councilcoming in. you're live with gb news live with me, tom harwood. hello alex deegan here with your latest weather update from the met office. most of us having a dry day today, a few of us day today, quite a few of us seeing blue skies through the afternoon as well. but there is an breeze still an easterly breeze still bringing to bringing a bit of a chill to some sea coast thanks to some north sea coast thanks to this pressure this area of high pressure sitting the north, the wind sitting to the north, the wind going around and the high pressure clockwise. so drawing in that chilly feel on these north sea coasts. but for the west in the sunshine, again, western scotland probably seeing the temperatures, quite western scotland probably seeing the of temperatures, quite western scotland probably seeing the of cloud mperatures, quite western scotland probably seeing the of cloud over'atures, quite western scotland probably seeing the of cloud over england uite western scotland probably seei

overthrow the amount of the ship. hon headed the transitional military council and handed douglas served as his deputy. but the art says continue to grow in both fights and by some estimates it now both 100000 tests on it. it took on several roles including border security and maintaining law and order cross sudan activists accused out of 5th of participating in the killing of $120.00 for the pro democracy professors in june 2019. but it's how much is aspirations for rival political leadership in cartoon that led to discourse with his ally, elbow han, and paved the way for the current situation. differences over the terms of integration of the stuff into the army intensified after the signing of a framework agreement that lay the foundations for the transitional period in december, 2020 to the failure of talks on and other issues. finally, led to what the observers have been warning about and all our military confrontation practice group was warning just 10 years ago. you know, while by here was still in power that if you ever left power, one of the big concerns would be that he left behind such a mess in terms of

art, which is stated in the law . there is no place for islamic culture and guidance i would like to thank the praisers and the flatterers. in the presidency, we formed various councils so that we can change the one percent share of the purchase of works of art from being a law on paper to being real. this year , we have achieved good results. discussing one of the most important problems that is brought to him, a gentleman who now spends 1% of the country's current budget to buy works of art, what does he want to confirm the authenticity of these, introducing established institutions and universities that cannot do this work, 186 gangs of armed robbers in 1401, it was destroyed by the police chief farja ba the statement of this article said that last year 402 important cases were discovered and 1596 people were arrested in this regard and 372 weapons were obtained from these people . sardar ghanbari's explanation about the implementation of the special plan to fight against thieves started on the 25th of march last year. more than 81% of the stolen cars during this period from 25 december to today is less than two months, more than 80% of the cars that have been dis

overthrow i'm out of the ship. behind headed the transitional military council and had done douglas served as his deputy. but the art of theft continued to grow in both sides and means by some estimates it now boss $100000.00 puffs on a it took on several roads including border security and maintaining law and order cross. so that activists accused ourselves of participating in the killing of 123 pro democracy protest as in june, 2019. but it's him at his aspirations for unrivalled political leadership in costume. that led to discourse with his ally, albert han and paved the way for the current situation. differences over the terms of integration of the asset into the army intensified after the signing of a framework agreement that lay the foundations for the transitional period. in december, 2022. the failure of talks on this and other issues. finally led to what observers have been warning about an all out military confrontation. crisis group was warning . i just hate years ago. you know, while basil was still empowered, that if he ever left our one of the big concerns would be that he left behind such a mass in t

and is a member of the bbc board , as well as the of the bbc board, as well as the arts council. to you once more. this we're being told, is the foreign office— we're being told, is the foreign office eren— we're being told, is the foreign office staff at— we're being told, is the foreign office staff at literally the eeri— office staff at literally the een ei— office staff at literally the een er rene— office staff at literally the sort of ramp at- office staff at literally the sort of ramp at this airfield . i sort of ramp at this airfield. i gweee— sort of ramp at this airfield. i guess technically— sort of ramp at this airfield. i guess technically they are right 7 guess technically they are right ? if guess technically they are right e i inew-re — guess technically they are right ? if they're not— guess technically they are right ? if they're not passport neieere— ? if they're not passport holders, but— ? if they're not passport holders, but one wonders really were— holders, but one wonders really were inie— holders, but one wonders really whether this is— holders, but one w

project for its restoration at a meeting of three academic councils of the institute history of material culture, the hermitage and the academy of artsyria will be presented on may 17 further. we will have to send this project to unesco, but the syrian side will send it. over the next three years , we will try to restore it together in the form in which it is. the arc de triomphe, familiar to us from history lessons, its image was on the cover of textbooks. you square our city has a vast experience. uh, the creation of monuments after their destruction in during the war, traumatic post-traumatic work, and the experience is great and very difficult. we also use it throughout the whole year by the best russian archaeologists, architects and restorers. conducted research in syria on the hands there was nothing but photographs. arches before the explosion. how to collect all this? uh, how to avoid mistakes? how to do so, and so that the whole situation is reversible, all this posed a whole group of tasks, and both a purely technical plan and the purity of this monument. e, one of the key and most important for understanding of the archit

despite canonicality characteristic of this type of art, modern students interpret the sacred theme if viewed through the prism of the second vatican council, through the politics of the church and the modernization drive, these icons fully correspond to the european spirit of our modern man , looking at these icons, we see how the lord god sympathizes with us, the icon is always was such a bridge, such an element that connects the transcendental divine world with the earthly world. i would very much like that at this time of trials that our motherland is experiencing ukraine icon has become a special landmark that will give us strength of courage and spiritual courage from prykarpattia for the espresso tv channel , that's not all, the next news release at 5:00 p.m. like our social media channels and see you later why am i here i have sensitive teeth eat ice cream pain cold air pain sweet pain the dentist recommended lacalutensitive what effectively reduces tooth sensitivity if i i knew lakou sensei, you wouldn't have had to come here before. lakalut sensiti reliable protection against pain, movies, television, sports, music, education, fr

council, yuriy holod. he added that the event was organized in the palace of arts invited military volunteers and displaced persons to participate. anyone wishing to purchase such a paska can donate money from the sale of baked goods with drone control for 125 groups of believers today they prayed at the wailing wall as part of the celebration of the jewish pesach, the priestly blessing is carried out by the koeny members of the kosta of priests who trace their lineage to the biblical aaron, they hold veils over their heads, behind which they hide their faces , the ceremony is held twice a year during the jewish holidays in pesach and sukkot, a mass blessing in the jewish the holy city began after the end of ramadan prayers in the nearby al-aghsa mosque this year passover continues from the seventh to april 13 on this i tell you see you in 16 and more read about important things on our website espresso tv subscribe to our channels on social networks espresso is on youtube telegram instagram twitter like be near in a few minutes vitaly portnikov continue the broadcast usual affairs become unreal heavy bags

all night in kherson, first they fired at the art museum there, there were no casualties, the deputy head said. yury sobolevskyi of the kherson regional council then hit the police station in the suvoriv district, where several windows were damaged. the city center was also under enemy fire hitting a two-story residential building, three people who were at home at the time of the shelling were miraculously unharmed, reconnaissance drones, trucks, armored engineering equipment and more than 23,000 cartridges of 40 mm caliber, the next aid package from germany was announced by the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, he emphasized that support should arrive within two weeks also vasily, the protection of ukraine from russian terror, everything that gives our soldiers more opportunities for active movement, all this protects everyone in the partner countries, everyone in in europe, everyone in the world, the term defeat should become a companion to the term aggressor. and only a ukrainian victory will ensure this. well, the traitor who was hunting for the nahalmarstva warehouses with ammunition was detained by the sbu in odesa region. he c

to the council there is a poem imbued with the spirit of pessimism and decadence, expressing the taste and old salon train, frozen in the positions of bourgeois aristocratic aesthetic decadence, art for art's sake, not those wishing to keep pace with their people inflicts. harm to the cause of the education of our youth and will not let soviet literature be harmful to the interests of the soviet people and the state and should not have a place in our journals. let's go see. i'm pretty good at shooting myself. he got her involved in this. yes, your trouble. well, kolya i thought everything in the context of the collective farm sector, baskets well, he knows that you don’t have a damn thing. oh igor, you are at this job. let's not riddle 1928. i've counted how much she's been in session this month. most of the members are heroes that the chairman must be changed first of all heard what people say, yes, it would not hurt. i know, i, like your suitcases, do not know how. they will collect glasses in the village. he does not recognize any other driving. you can go hunting, i got ready, i won’t go without me. okay come on. all mikhail your time has come, you are appointed as a foreman.

council. ukraine calls it a slap in the face. now on bbc news, the artsnterviews: fenton bailey. 0n today's media show, one of the pioneers of reality tv. hello, hello, hello! fenton bailey's behind rupaul�*s drag race, described by time magazine as "one of the most influential reality tv shows of all time". the company he founded, world of wonder, has made documentaries about andy warhol, britney spears, monica lewinsky over the years, about police brutality in la, and about the lgbt—supporting tv evangelist tammy faye. they also brought the cult comedy duo adam and joe to channel 4. fenton, hello, and i wonder whetherfor you, there is a thread that connects all those incredible and different interviewees and programmes? the first thing that connects it all is just things randy and ifound ourselves interested in. that's your partner? yeah, randy, at world of wonder, we founded the company together. but then, i think the other thing that connects it is the sense of maybe, maybe they're all, to some extent, outsiders. adam and joe, for example, were just a

everything, he, as it were, also correctly said at the council on national projects from such projects that are related to the development of artthey do this for the cause the next one, of course, cannot be refused, maybe something else needs to be weighed and recalculated to see, but certainly this is a project that our countries should have on the suspension and we will definitely implement it. the next task is the exit, of course already to the port of the council. we also understand that for the shelf , these are all future major projects. they were shelves in the area near the infrastructure. no, the nearest serious infrastructure is sabetta gazprom built the mining of this existing railway. there are only a few 170 km left. i will have another one in russia an optical point with a railroad connected , in fact. this will be our easternmost wire in the arctic, and we are also working on this project, so that when all the necessary conditions appear. so same here is this site smoke until entirely. yes, this is the base north of our city, where it works, of course, i will report on the main elements of the design developed. t

in iran was held at the secretariat of the general culture council of the country in cooperation with the yaran research institute of culture, artd communication. this is part of a series of think-tank meetings on the issue of ethnicity in afghanistan and its effects on immigrants in iran . mojtaba nowrozi is present as a speaker and peyman fayyantalab is the scientific secretary. the time of the literacy movement is based on a memorandum of understanding with the norwegian asylum affairs organization for 2000 and immigrants from 10 to 18 years of age provide literacy services. a center in alborz province is also the executive of this project. given the literacy movement organization in cooperation with the national affairs department of the ministry of interior and the norwegian asylum affairs organization offers literacy courses for the age groups of 10 to 18 years old . the collection of 1054 people, adrien's news, the secrets of literacy with education and books , was covered by the late gholam mohammad mohammadi of yazd, a history researcher and a professor at the university of afghanistan. more than ten volumes of books on

the climate, and who was to be blamed, the art asia and rice leading, asians would account the 10 percent of global emissions of methane. it's not belching council landfills, but dr. player the right feel that now being blame for causing emission on hurting the climate. there's already a governmental initiative in vietnam to reduce emissions. we had nom as encouraging farmers not to clear the rise fuse of left all was shaw by burning, but rather turning it into mushrooms and organic fort eliza. significant reductions in rice production or challenging as it is critical for food security, farmers, livelihoods, and exports. it is thus essential for vietnam to transition to low carbon rice production as a step toward sustainable low carbon agricultural transformation. so now they've invented arise, which is no or carbon. have you ever heard of arise, which is better for the environment. now you have been all the world bank is urging weird nom to go green. looks like for the west. it's convenient to blame the developing countries around the bullying themselves.

the head of the pakistani logi council said that the establishment of a quranic exhibition is an opportunity to familiarize more people with the art of the book and the history of the holy quran. he knew and said that you make ramadan honorable and holy, and ramadan is the month of the revelation of the holy quran, and holding this exhibition in a public place can make people more aware of the need to benefit from the teachings of the holy quran in the direction of unity among the islamic ummah . he emphasized that the holy quran is an axis the basis for the unity and cohesion and closeness of the hearts of all the islamic ummah and each other is the holy quran . the existence of the holy prophet, may god bless him and grant him peace, is the center of our unity . this exhibition will host those interested in islamic culture and civilization for 4 days in the capital of pakistan . out of 500 manuscripts of the holy quran are kept in the persian language research center of iran and pakistan, and for the first time, which version of this precious treasure has been exposed to the public . the holy month of ramadan, people in the mids

united nations personnel, ands of families, i call on all council members to exert maximum leverage with the barclays, 2 and the violence, rece the art of that and the return to the best of them or can i think the transition we must all do every scene within our power to pull so then back from the edge of the abyss. miss the president. thank you for convening the significance of to lay it on the important issue of effective multilateralism. multilateral corporation is the beating heart of united nations. it says on that through and guiding vision the establishment of united nations in 1945 that he presented humanity his best attempts to prevent any repetition of yours as of 2 world wars and the holocaust. over the past 78 years, the multilateral system has altogether and delivered some notable successes. the tools and mechanisms established by the charter f played their part in averting as 3rd world war. peacemaking and preventive diplomacy by the united nations of helped ends conflicts at on the world's united nations peacekeeping. operations have helped society move away from conflict, saving, perhaps millions of lives our these ar

council and the jury. good evening golden masks are awarded in 1993 as a professional award for the best work in all types of theatrical art. residents of the omsk village of novomoskovka are getting used to the comfort in their homes. now comes the blue fuel. five additional distribution gas pipelines were built there at once. this part of the long-term investment program, the omsk region is now one of the leaders of this large-scale project and going to pick up the pace. all expenses for bringing networks to the land. gazprom took over, while more than 20 categories of citizens can receive compensation for the purchase of gas equipment ; it really is a holiday. the arrival of gas in the house is not only about warmth and comfort, it is not only about saving money. when switching from solid fuel to gas. it is also about ecology about clean air for savings your personal time, when you don’t have to get up and heat at 6:00 in the morning, so we congratulate you from the bottom of our hearts. now more than half of the region has been gasified. in the near future, hundreds of kilometers of the gas pipeline will be built. blue

the art, asia and rice leading, asians would accounts the 10 percent of global emissions of methane. it is not belching council landfills. the governmental initiative in reading or challenging a nation. so now the invented arise, which is no or carbon. have you ever heard of arise, which is better for the environment. now you have, for now the world bank is urging weird now to go green. looks like for the west, it's convenient to blame the developing countries rather than bullying themselves. vietnam's agricultural sector is at an infection point. it is supported both growth and poverty reduction. but there is now an urgent need to transform and adopt sustainable and low carbon practices to maintain growth. let's recall here that an average rate is responsible for producing more carbon dioxide emission than say, somebody in a democratic republic of congo produces in an entire year. our analysis shows that in just a few days, the average person in the u. k. produces more climate emissions than people in many low income countries do in an entire year. it would be a cruel irony if the countries that have least co

council and the jury. golden masks have been awarded since 1993 as a professional award for the best work in all types of theatrical art new knowledge requires new specialists in sirius will teach masters in unique modern areas molecular medicine neurobiology sustainable urban development management. first set. only 50 people, the key task is to educate meteorites, and specialists with research experience in applied fields on the basis. sirius is already implementing the most promising scientific ideas our correspondent sergei nikulin saw how the wonders of science become a reality 2 years ago. there was a parking lot here, now one of the largest laboratory complexes in the country with 7.000 m². given over to the science of cucumbers , she studied at the north ossetian state university. now in the magistracy of the university. sirius is only in its second year, but already a member of a large project. non hereditary hereditary diseases sirius master's program in the retina was replenished with two new programs in the field of biomedicine - molecular medicine and neuroscience, in fact, such a master's program. what is

. >> we want to call in the city council to use its governing power to accept pretensions for workers, the artsosperity by entering the use of the space stays as a hotel use. reporter: the owner is accepting bids to sell the 264 room southern tower of the hotel. while the northern tower of the building would remain, these members of the community argue it would lead to the loss of transient occupancy tax money that goes to the arts community, and the emulation of hundreds of hotel jobs. >> my colleagues and i have weathered the storm of the pandemic. if the 206 to four rooms of the south tower are eliminated, we will eliminate the ability to return to work. reporter: omar torrez who represents downtown once the city to review potential impacts before the sale. besides the tax dollars and job loss, he's worried about what economic impacts eliminating hotel rooms would create as well. >> historically the city has never had a good ratio of hotel rooms for convention center use. the fact of the matter is, if these hotel rooms go, more folks are going to be less interested in having a large conventi