and there's a double retirement in british rugby as ben youngs waves goodbye to england and leigh halfpennys to get through, but we start with the champions league where the group stages have reached the halfway point — and the current holders look like they're the team to beat. manchester city have maintained their 100 per cent record in the group stages — making it three wins from three after beating young boys 3—i. manuel akanji put city ahead before young boys equalised with a brilliant finish from meschack elia but a penalty and a late strike from erling haaland meant city take home all three points. they're also three points clear of rb leipzig who beat red star belgrade 3—i. newcastle's unbeaten start to the tournament is over. they went down 1—0 to borussia dortmund — felix nmecha with the goal. newcastle were unfortunate not to get a point late on — as they hit the posts twice. defeat leaves them 3rd in the group after psg

match against the barbarians a week on saturday will be his last international appearance, while ben youngsmen's player, will end his international career after the world cup third—place play—off against argentina on friday — winning his 127th and final cap. youngs made his test debut against scotland in march 2010, when current coach steve borthwick was captain. i feel incredibly proud to have done it for this long. i think it's taken a huge amount of effort to do it for 13 years, and it's just fitting. it feels right. i feel so privileged to be able to play and walk away on my terms. i've always had this focus of getting to this world cup, and i neverfelt that, after this world cup, i would need to carry on or anything like that. i look forward to playing club rugby and look forward to supporting this team from a distance, but it's been a great ride. ben has been a tremendous player for english rugby for such a long time. 0ur record cap holder, test appearances, player who has seen a lot, been to four world cups, and i think has played an important role within the squad, this world cup he

ben youngs, england's men's both england's women are also in action on friday — they take on canada intion, after opening with a win against australia last week. there are also talks underway for an international against new zealand at twickenham next year. it would be a repeat of the most recent world cup final in auckland last november, which the black ferns won. the first time england played a standalone women's test fixture at twickenham was in april, when a world record crowd of 58,198 watched them beat france to win the six nations grand slam. england captain marlie packer says the red roses want to continue setting new benchmarks. really exciting at the squad, to be honest with you. we really exciting at the squad, to be honest with you.— really exciting at the squad, to be honest with you. we are a squad that wants to keep — honest with you. we are a squad that wants to keep breaking _ honest with you. we are a squad that wants to keep breaking world - honest with you. we are a squad that wants to keep breaking world records and, you know, what better place to do it than at twi

match against the barbarians a week on saturday will be his last international appearance, while ben youngsmen's player, will end his international career after the world cup third—place play—off against argentina on friday, winning his 127th and final cap. youngs made his test debut against scotland in march 2010 when current coach steve borthwick was captain. i feel incredibly proud to have done it for this long. i think it's taken a huge amount of effort to do it for 13 years, and it'sjust a huge amount of effort to do it for 13 years, and it's just fitting. a huge amount of effort to do it for 13 years, and it'sjust fitting. it feels right. ifeel so privileged to be able to play and walk away on my terms. i've always had this focus of getting to this world cup, and i never felt that after this world cup i would need to carry on or anything like that. some will look forward to playing club rugby and look forward to supporting this team from a distance, but it's been a great ride. meanwhile, the rugby football union have revealed talks are under way for a women's international against new

match against the barbarians a week on saturday will be his last international appearance, while ben youngsd's most capped men's player, will end his international career after the world cup third—place play—off against argentina on friday — winning his 127th and final cap. ben has been a tremendous playerfor english rugby for such a long time. our record cap holder test 0ur record cap holder test appearances player who has seen a lot, been to four world cups, and i think has played an important role within the squad, this world cup helping, particularly mitchell, helping, particularly mitchell, helping the team progress through this tournament, so i think a guy who is a brilliant player and a fantastic team man. meanwhile, england captain 0wen farrell says the online abuse tom curry has recieved is unacceptable. curry appears to have been targeted after claiming he was racially abused by bongi mbonambi during england's semi—final defeat to south africa last weekend. world rugby are investigating the incident. what isn't understandable is the amount of abuse he has got. the effect that that

match against the barbarians a week on saturday will be his last international appearance, while ben youngs amount of effort to do it for 13 years, and it's just fitting. it feels right. i feel so privileged to be able to play and walk away on my terms. i've always had this focus of getting to this world cup, and i neverfelt that after this world cup, i would need to carry on or anything like that. i look forward to playing club rugby and look forward to supporting this team from a distance, but it's been a great ride. meanwhile, the rugby football union have revealed talks are underway for a women's international against new zealand at twickenham next year — in what would be a repeat of last year's world cup final. england's women first played at twickenham last year — when over 58,000 fans watched them beat france to win the six nations grand slam. really exciting as a squad, to be honest. we are a squad that wants to keep breaking world records, and what better place to do it than at twickenham, again, against new zealand? i think another stand—alone game. the others we had the island on

back to friday's match, it will be the last for england for ben youngs. his 127th for his country. he made his debut 2010 when current coach steve borthwick was captain. the leicester scrum—half says he had always planned to call it a day after the world cup. i feel incredibly proud to have done it for this _ i feel incredibly proud to have done it for this long. i think it's taken a huge — it for this long. i think it's taken a huge amount of effort to do it for 13 years. _ a huge amount of effort to do it for 13 years, and it'sjust a huge amount of effort to do it for 13 years, and it's just fitting. a huge amount of effort to do it for 13 years, and it'sjust fitting. it feels _ 13 years, and it'sjust fitting. it feels right. i feel so privileged to be able _ feels right. i feel so privileged to be able to— feels right. i feel so privileged to be able to play and walk away on my terms. _ be able to play and walk away on my terms. you _ be able to play and walk away on my terms, you know? ithink you be able to play and walk away on my terms, you know? i

it's also going to be very emotional in many ways for ben youngs , who in many ways for ben youngs, whournament in what will be his final england appearance before he retires from the international game. there's international game. so there's something to play for. argentina can their ever can also equal their best ever finish world cup, which was finish at a world cup, which was third place. so in that context, there will be some intrigue about england in about it. but england in particular would probably rather be home as opposed be on the plane home as opposed to playing in a ceremonial type game, having agonisingly missed out the final and on the out on the final and on the pitch tomorrow night, playing for south africa . for south africa. >> we do expect to see bongi mbonambi now all a bit controversial this, but he is well allegations made about him involving an on field racial slur allegedly made towards england's tom curry. england are saying that tom was was denied a proper hearing over this and no further action is being taken. is it . yeah that is the is it. yeah that is the

this has been ben, with a little bit of help from al, signing off for bbc young reporter. — online at bbc.co.uk/youngreporter. the cast of friends have said they are "utterly devastated" by the death of their co—star, matthew perry. in a joint statement, david schwimmer, lisa kudrow, courteney cox, jennifer aniston and matt leblanc said they'd been more than just castmates, they were a family. matthew perry was found dead at his home in los angeles at the weekend. our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba, reports. hey. i got you a present. oh, my goodness. where did you hide it? since the news of perry's death was announced at the weekend, fans have been fondly remembering how much he made them laugh. ijust want to be married again. and ijust want $1 million. perry was only 24 when he was cast in friends, meeting five then unknown fellow actors for the first time. this is everybody. this is chandler and phoebe. perry was the only cast member to work in the show�*s writers' room, writing jokes for his friends. last night, they wrote a few words for him. "we are all so u

so the fact that ben youngs has that chance this evening and you know what servant he's been saying forhe only the other thing that galvanises the group to finish it off for those guys . it off for those guys. >> well, let's hope that we can at with a bronze at least come away with a bronze medal . not at least come away with a bronze medal. not what at least come away with a bronze medal . not what were hoping medal. not what we were hoping for, but but you know , a medal for, but but you know, a medal is a medal at the end of the day. and i do want to quickly ask you, while we've got you on the line, what are your thoughts on the rugby world cup final, south against the all south africa against the all blacks african captaincy, blacks south african captaincy, siya saying is the siya kolisi saying this is the biggest lifetime . do biggest game of our lifetime. do you agree with that ? you agree with that? >> yeah. well, i think if you look at the history, obviously 1995 was when they last played in a world cup final against one another. and we know what that did for south africa. so yo

ben young who said israel wants to make any places where hamas has infrastructure, tunnels, into rubble and that is a strong indication there will be lots of strikes but it is unclear whether or not israel wants to completely get rid of hamas in gaza and then it would likely be handed to the palestinian authority's if we got that far. in the immediate future we should expect sadly more civilian casualties, perhaps even on both sides. host: you mentioned egypt and lebanon earlier and the fighting going on outside of gaza and israel. guest: president nine in his statement yesterday at highlighted what he interpreted as heightened concern in the u.s. and israel. president biden earlier in his statement was very clear that other adversaries of israel should not get involved in the conflict or war and as we know the northern command in israel was on high alert and weak saw them respond today to the hezbollah rockets. there are other wider concerns as to whether or not this could become a lot more regional. at this point we don't have full indication iran would jump into the war directly but

ben young who said israel wants to make any places where hamas has infrastructure, tunnels, into rubble and that is a strong indication there will be lots of strikes but it is unclear whether or not israel wants to completely get rid of hamas in gaza and then it would likely be handed to the palestinian authority's if we got that far. in the immediate future we should expect sadly more civilian casualties, perhaps even on both sides. host: you mentioned egypt and lebanon earlier and the fighting going on outside of gaza and israel. guest: president nine in his statement yesterday at highlighted what he interpreted as heightened concern in the u.s. and israel. president biden earlier in his statement was very clear that other adversaries of israel should not get involved in the conflict or war and as we know the northern command in israel was on high alert and weak saw them respond today to the hezbollah rockets. there are other wider concerns as to whether or not this could become a lot more regional. at this point we don't have full indication iran would jump into the war directly but

said, in fact when he was talking about the uh picture of goldstein on the wall for ben giver, i wonder how many young israelies now have posters of bent giver on their wall, the new hero of the far right, the new hero of the fascism that is uh, rampant in israel, but you know the the un, i don't know how many resolutions, it's probably in the hundreds that israel has been in violation off for the un, 194 the right of return just springs the mind straight away e million palestinians refuse to allow to return home, but i don't want to get caught up in figures, i don't want to get caught up in facts, i want to get caught in realization and the reality that the palestinians have the legal right to resist legal occupation. i think the occupation has reached a tipping point, there are now 700,000 plus uh illegal settlers in the west bank, gaza is just an open prison for two million palestinians who are who are dying for lack of medicine or they don't have enough fuel to run the run the economy and keep their homes, uh, we can talk about the fact and figures, but i i think the most important thing is the pa

potentially miss out on the 23 man squad altogether two of america's brightest young talents clashed for the first time as bent head to head in the last 8 of the shanghai masters in china. korda saw off shelton in 3 sets. shelton reached the semi finals of the us open last month but it was korda who prevailed 6—7, 6—2, 7—6. the world number 26 into his first ever masters 1000 semi—final. he'll face polands hubert hurkatch next. and finally, the draw has been made for group stage of the delayed 2023 africa cup of nations in ivory coast next year. holders senegal have drawn cameroon in group c, where they will also face neighbours the gambia and guinea. you can find all the details on our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. have been experiencing unseasonably warm weather but across the bulk of england and wales it's overcast, outbreaks of rain heavy at times. this is the weather front and once it clears away, that colder weather will sweep in from the north. so still a very mild morning in the south, the mid—teens. and then it's difficult t

to tennis and two of america's brightest young talents clashed for the first time as ben shelton andad in the last 8 of the shanghai masters in china. korda saw off shelton in 3 sets. shelton reached the semi finals of the us open last month but it was korda who prevailed 6—7, 6—2, 7—6. the world number 26 into his first ever masters 1000 semi—final. he'll face polands hubert hurkatch next. and finally, the draw has been made for group stage of the delayed 2023 africa cup of nations in ivory coast next year. holders senegal have drawn cameroon in group c, where they will also face neighbours the gambia and guinea. you can find all the details on our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. well, so far this month, many parts of the country have been experiencing unseasonably warm weather but now the transition to something colder is upon us and before that happens, a lot of rain through the early hours across many parts of england and wales. the colder weather has already reached scotland and northern ireland. the cold

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former head of the british ministry of defense ben wallis advised kiev to recruit more young people into ex-minister proposed intensifying the mobilization of young ukrainians so as not to slow down the pace of the counteroffensive. now the average age of ukrainian armed forces soldiers is 40 years. how at least 13 people were killed and at least eighteen were missing as a result of a fire in murcia, spain. the fire broke out in one of the significant clubs, the cause is still unknown. search operations continue, three days of mourning have been declared in the city. elon musk accused the prime minister of canada of trying to destroy freedom of speech. the billionaire called justin trudeau's actions a disgrace. this is how musk responded to the introduction of new rules for streaming services in canada. well, more news from canada, there, on the recommendation of the russian embassy, ​​the fund was closed yaroslav gonko, the same nazi from the sss unit glenichin, who was recently applauded in the country's parliament. the head of the kiev regime, vladimir zelensky, was also present at th

former british chief of defense ben wallis advised kiev to recruit more young people into the army.o intensify the mobilization of young ukrainians so as not to slow down. offensive, now the average age of ukrainian armed forces soldiers is 40 years old, at least 13 people were killed, at least eighteen were missing as a result of a fire in spanish murcia, a fire broke out in one of the nightclubs, the cause is unknown, search operations continue, in the city a three-day trawling was announced. elon musk accused the prime minister of canada of trying to destroy freedom of speech; the billionaire called justin trudeau’s actions a disgrace; this is how musk reacted to the introduction. there are new rules for streaming services in canada. big cinema in tashkent , the capital of uzbekistan, is hosting the zhimchuzhina of the silk road festival, filmmakers came from... from dozens of countries, including great britain, turkey, iran, the most representative delegation from russia brought four premieres to the screening, and even as part of the festival, a master class from russian actors

colonel, the former defense minister of great britain, ben wallace, said that ukraine should recruit more youngrmy in order to prevent a decrease in the pace of the counteroffensive. in a comment to the telegram publication, he said that kyiv cannot stop for a single day, i quote what ben wallace said, the average age of the soldiers at the front is more than 40 years. i understand the president's desire zelsky to save the youth for the future, but the fact is that russia is secretly mobilizing the entire country. putin knows that the pause will give him time to build a new army, so, as britain did in 1939-41, it may be time to reassess the scale of ukraine's mobilization. given that in

>> reporter: yesterday i spoke with a woman in ben salem, cousin of bill young. they were trying desperately to get any information they could. last known location was the bowling alley. they later received that horrific news that nobody wants to hear. that he was among the deceased victims that lost their lives. also learned his son, 14-year-old aaron young was also among the deceased. they are in tears, they are, of course, now figuring out the next phase of this which will be the funeral as so many other families are. this tight-knit community reeling through this and want to be able to mourn. priority now for law enforcement side of things, captures robert card. stephanie? >> george solis there in maine. thank you so much. >>> nbc news investigative correspondent tom winter joins us now. tom, looking for the suspect. he has a gun. what are they worried about at this point the longer he's out there? >> certainly first off, two things. either alive or dead. obvious. right? but if he is alive, does he become desperate? does the weather change over the weekend, a

ben youngs will win his 127th and final cap for england on friday after announcing his internationalmy opinion, and i think we need to play that way, but without slogging the ball, butjust be that really aggressive side that we know we can be. meanwhile after their own bad start, australia have hit their stride. glenn maxwell struck the world cup's fastest ever century off just 40 balls as his team won a third straight game. in fact, maxwell scored more runs than the entire team they were facing. the netherlands capitulated to 90 all out to suffer the heaviest defeat in world cup history. that margin of defeat for the netherlands, 309 runs, which is to be a really good total for a team but now it is the margin of defeat. the one—day game has moved on apace of late. it the one-day game has moved on apace of late. , . ., ., , of late. it is rare that it would be that bi. of late. it is rare that it would be that big. thank _ of late. it is rare that it would be that big. thank you _ of late. it is rare that it would be that big. thank you so _ of late. it is rare that it would be that

colonel, the former defense minister of great britain, ben wallace, said that ukraine should call up more youngple to the army in order to prevent a decrease in the pace of the counteroffensive, in a comment to the telegram publication. he said that kyiv cannot stop for a day, i will quote what ben wallace said. the average age of fighters at the front is over 40 years. i understand the desire of president zelensky to preserve the youth for the future, but the fact is that russia mobilizes the entire country from below. putin knows what a pause will give him time to create a new army, therefore, as britain did in 39-41, it may be time to reassess the scale of... mobilization of ukraine. considering the fact that ukraine is not a large country, compared to russia, different ee, different number of inhabitants and different number of those who can be mobilized into the army, is it necessary to continue in this war with these large mobilized armies, or is it still necessary to move to another stage that was not seen in the second world war, namely with the use of the latest weapons that the allies

roman, ben wallace is the former minister of defense of great britain, in the telegram he writes that ukraine should call up more youngto the army in order to prevent a decrease in the pace of the counteroffensive, i quote ben wallace. the average age of fighters at the front is over 40 years. i understand the desire of president zelensky to preserve the youth for the future, but the fact is that russia is mobilizing the entire country. putin knows that the pause will give him time to build a new army, so like britain did in 39-41, maybe now is the time to reassess the scale of ukraine's mobilization. well, according to the ex-minister, today the whole world is watching whether the west has the determination to defend its own values ​​and a system based on rules. is it in the war that is currently being fought in ukraine, or is it the scale of the mobilization. and human resources, which are currently used to protect the ukrainian state, at a time when the war combines the elements of the first world war, when trench warfare is underway, and the elements of the world war, when quadcopters and drones are flying shock,

this has been ben with a little bit of help from al signing off for bbc young reporter. month of the expansion of the ultra low emission zone show that transport for london were making over £5 million a week from drivers entering the zone. even so tfl say 95% of vehicles in the charging area which circles london are now ulez complaint. the controversial expansion at the end of august is aimed at improving air quality. people have been warned not to pick mushrooms in epping forest. the city of london corporation, which conserves the ancient woodland, says the fungi are vital to the health of the forest�*s 1 million trees. they're said to play an important role in protecting the roots of trees, providing water and vital minerals. the authority says those caught foraging faced prosecution and a criminal record. tonight is halloween and a singing group calling itself "london's nerdiest choir", is preparing for one of its most important concerts of the year. "ready singer one" performs music from video games, tv series and film. among their repertoire is pokeman's gotta catch

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britain they decided that there are too many ukrainians left, ex- british defense minister ben wallis began to call on youngms from the armed forces in ukraine as possible, that’s what he wrote in a column in the british daily telegram. the average age of ukrainian soldiers at the front is over 40 years. i understand zelsky’s desire to preserve youth. for the future, but the fact is that any pause will allow the russian federation to build a new army, for kiev the time has come to reassess the scale of ukrainian mobilization, here are the ukrainians, they thought that the west was their salvation, and the west turned out to be their real undoing. listen, well, former officials usually get smarter, and benles wants to return to big-time politics , so he doesn’t consider himself a former one, and his card probably hasn’t been played yet, but no matter how many ukrainians are mobilized, there are still not enough dried-up people, only... right away two groups of mobilized ukrainian armed forces soldiers, they had to sit in the same trench with their dead dead colleagues, the ukrainian command does not evacuate

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when you have young people, you tell them to go to ben and jerry's and order ice cream with antisemitisminkles on top, that is what they spew back out. they are lost for purpose and meaning. i don't think the right direction is censorship, but leadership. fill that vacuum of purpose and meaning thachl is missing amongst young americans and that is my job to do this. >> ainsley: when you see images, you have been on our show a number of times telling us what is happening at ivy leave universities and heard pete hegseth talk about it. you see 7000 people spewing pro-hamas message on the brooklyn bridge yesterday and you get a visual this is happening. we've been told it is upon haing, you don't believe it at this level. when you see the images and hear what they are saying, at cornell, they're posting online calling to slit the throats of jewish students. it is evil and hateful. >> well, and look at un secretary general comment drawing false equivalence. it reinforces the same norm. as disgusting as that is, there is something deeper here. history teaches us that antisemitism is a symptom

young child. they brought her to dr. ben carson. dr. carson believed she did not need the surgery and that the symptoms would eventually pass. he was right. he helped her avoid a risky surgery. she continued to see him until she was seven years old and now she is here with us tonight to listen to his wise words. once again, but enough for me. let's give a warm but loud maroon welcome to dr. ben carson. thank you. thank you very much. i'm delighted to be here. roanoke college. it's such a beautiful setting. so serene. i hope you all are really enjoying it. you know, most of the times these days, people have a little disclaimer. they say, i'm on this board, i'm with this group, so i have to take everything with a grain of salt. well, i have a disclaimer. the make, and that is i am not politically correct and. now that certainly doesn't mean that i intentionally offend people, but i've discovered these days that it's almost impossible to talk without offending somebody. over something. so i don't twist myself into a pretzel trying to make

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two of america's brightest young talents clashed for the first time as ben shelton and sebastian kordahead in the last 8 of the shanghai masters in china in what was the first all american atp masters 1,000 quarter final since 2017. and it was the relative statesman, sebastian korda at the age of 23 who saw off his 21—year—old opponent in 3 sets. shelton reached the semi finals of the us open last month but it was korda who prevailed 6-7, 6-2, 7-6. the world number 26 into his first ever masters 1000 semi—final. over in zhengzhou, the capital of east central china's henan province. no 4 seed ons jabeur needed five match points to see off the challenge of lucia bronzetti in the second round of the bank of communications zhengzhou open, she came through 6—3, 7—6 injust under 2 hours. however, the tunisian was forced to withdraw from her eighth quarterfinal of the year due to a knee injury. that means daria kasatkina will go straight to the semifinals via walkover after the no 8 seed saw off wild card bai zhuoxuan 6—2, 6—4. and that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. many of th

young revelers running for their lives. others desperately crouching behind vehicles and bushes as the terror unfolded. sahar ben salah saw friends die at the festival >> seriously, it's really living hell never seen something like this. bodies all places. full slaughter they slaughter us there. they didn't care if you are a man or woman, you are young or old man they are killers >> reporter: israel releasing this chilling image from the aftermath. the dead in body bags. officials say at least 260 people were killed this drone video shows burned-out cars strewn along the side of the road by 11:30 israel's prime minister declaring war on hamas. israeli military operations are launched, but others taking matters into their own hands. >> you were a grandfather on a mission. >> exactly >> reporter: today i met retired israeli major general noam tibon. he got a text saturday from his son amir who was staying with his family on a kibbutz near the gaza border when hamas arrived >> he told me, dad, there are terrorists all around they are shooting on the house. and i said only one thing. be quiet i'm on my way. >> repor

conscript more young people into the army in order to prevent a decrease in the pace of the counter-offensive, you made such an appeal, the former head of the british ministry of defense benallis also emphasized the need to actively supply ukraine with weapons. how ukrainian special services send people to slaughter. loud the case of february 26, the detonation of explosives in machulishchi, those hidden early details. why didn’t nikolai shvets evacuate, although this should have happened immediately, and ukrainana pretended that he simply did not exist, and what is now happening to him after 7 months. exclusive material from the telelenova agency confession of a sbu terrorist: they betrayed me on tuesday, october 3, after the panorama. gaspar got in touch, but he is not needed as his curator. i was abandoned, i was forgotten, i was betrayed. ukrainian terrorist bomber nikolai shvets, 7 months after arrest. also, no one came from the embassy, ​​the most important thing is that no one put on a lawyer, why , as soon as he carried out the explosion in the shells and handed over the video, everything changed, there was simply no evacuation, most likely they just wanted to use

former minister of defense of great britain, ben vole said, he advised president zelski to slightly change his approach to mobilization, to recruit more young people, as he said, 20-year-olds , because putin is currently recruiting in russia, the arrival continues, he recruits young people, we have an average age of military personnel in the forces of defense for 40 years, well, firstly, should former ministers give such advice, well, despite great respect for them, and secondly, is the issue of age really the key here? well, i think that hardly any minister, of a foreign country or a former one, has minister to give advice on such things that directly come out of our country's own policy on mobilization, and here i rather discussed the fact that it is necessary to better ... prepare, choose the right place for each potential mobilized member of the armed forces, and this will affect the activities of the armed forces are more effective than certain age indicators, although i understand that it is really much more difficult to be an attack fighter at 50 than to be one at 20 or 25, so i think that our military understands these nuances and d

this is confirmed by the following statements from: ex-minister of defense ben wallis believes that more youngme a refuge for nazi criminals, said former minister of justice irwin cotler. in an interview with a local tv channel , he commented on the recent scandal in parliament. 22. during the second world war, he served in the sss galicia division, whose soldiers fought on the side of the nazis and participated in massacres of civilians. after the war , gunko settled in canada and here is the ex-minister’s comment. an important question that was missed is how he ended up in canada in the first place, and he was not held accountable. nazi crimes in canada go unpunished. the indifference and inaction of the canadian authorities led to our being a safe haven for nazi war criminals. the speaker of the lower house resigned after the scandal, but the prime minister... who began to apologize to everyone, even the lgb community, found words. the only one i forgot to mention are the soviet soldiers who gave their lives in the fight against fascism. bulgaria joins the list of european countries that ha

telegraph edition, writes that ukraine should recruit more young people to the army in order to prevent the decline of the counteroffensive, quoting ben wallace: the average age of fighters at the front is over 40 years. i understand the desire of president zelensky to preserve the youth for the future, but the fact is that russia mobilizes the entire country at a low level. putin knows that the pause will give him time to build a new army. therefore, as britain did in 1939-1941, it may be time to reassess the scale of ukraine's mobilization. well, according to the ex-minister, today the whole world observes whether the west has the determination to defend its own values ​​and a rule-based system, whether it is in the war that is currently raging in ukraine, or whether it is the scale of mobilization and human resources that are currently being used to protect the ukrainian state, at a time when war, combines the elements of the first world war, when there is a trench war, and the elements of the world war , when quadcopters, drones strike, ultrasonic missiles fly, is it all decided by the mass of people, will it still be enough the i

ukraine, which is ready for kemsk volost, but crimea , crimea, crimea ben wallace in his interview says that guys , let’s get more youngiteral sense of suicide, and the sacred question arises, when this suicide is accomplished, what next, is this the main one? the question to which will be the poles, then there will be the turks, then there will be everyone, anyone, they will fight proxies to the last, what are called europeans , no matter who they are, well, by the way, here is this quote that we are all widely discussing today what does he say there, what do you have the average age of soldiers is over 40, and i understand zelsky’s desire to take care of the young for the future of ukraine, i read it this way, that he says, listen, what is the future of ukraine, why should you take care of them, there is no future of ukraine , so come on, but here... which is very significant in terms of what you are saying, in general, this quote that everyone is discussing, this is the end of the article, 80% of the article, this is the reasoning that they have already won, and what is needed just finish this job and that great bri

ben wallis complained that that the average age of ukrainian soldiers at the front exceeds 40 years, hinted that youngilized, and london, according to wallis’s plan, should allocate another 2 billion pounds, that is, add firewood to the war until the last ukrainian. the head of the cabinet of ministers, rishi sunok , has not yet responded to wallis’s proposal; here are the statements of the current minister of defense about plans to deploy the british military in... opportunities and not during a conflict. emphasizing that we were talking about the hypothetical ekaterina shamaeva, vesti. at the site of the terrorist attack in about 10 kg of explosives, small arms and a grenade were found in ankara. this was reported by the turkish ministry of internal affairs. the identity of one of the attackers became known. he turned out to be a member of the kurdistan workers' party, which is called terrorist in turkey. according to authorities, criminals. killed a local resident to steal his car. let me remind you that two terrorists tried to carry out terrorist attacks near the ministry of internal affairs, one