bolan's shoes, coming soon, in it as well. bolan's shoes, coming soon. thank — in it as well. of concrete in schools, hospitals and other public buildings. ivan ambrose says, "concerns have been raised time and time again." "people's lives are at risk, and if anything happens it will be on the head of this tory government." but mark from beverley says, "the labour party were in power for a number of years when this happened." "stop just poking the tories." we love hearing from you from all sides of the political spectrum. a few minutes to go before the close of the programme, we are at the beginning of a big political season, and rachel, i know you keep a sharp eye on all of the politicians. do you think the welfare of the younger generations is looked after properly by the current political establishment? ~ , ., . establishment? absolutely not at the moment, establishment? absolutely not at the moment. and — establishment? absolutely not at the moment, and when _ establishment? absolutely not at the moment, and when i _ establishment? absolutely not at the moment, and when i

anna bolan or anubikov sergei minin lika dzhukhishvili and olga sukhorukova lead. the premiere of thest summer the action takes place at the beginning of the 20th century on stage star cast of leading roles yulia peresild veniamin smekhov ivan dobronravov the characters of the play spend time at the dacha, arranging spiritualistic seances and poetry evenings i don’t suspect that big changes are ahead of them report by artyom kuznetsov we have there are still many discoveries ahead. we ourselves don’t yet know what we are capable of on the small stage of the nation’s theater. the atmosphere of the early 20th century in the summer evenings of 1916 and the almost chekhovian characters arguing over destinies. homeland discussion on philosophical topics and poetry reading. he joyfully threw himself at the black ball. premiere last summer directed by danil chashchin, based on the production of the film script of the bell by anna kozlova, to the word of the bell, a resort village with a finnish name. now. this familiar repin is in it and all the action takes place on the stage of the theater

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smiling sun, greet him, the pilgrimage of agha reza, peace be upon him, in arak, this is the line of bolan research in the area of ​​the green sea. the name of hazrat dost, who is one of the friends, good morning, dear and honorable winners, may god be good and happy. inshallah, the reporter proudly presents his presence to you on the 16th of shahrivar, 1402. be with us around 8 o'clock. the chaos of this soil and how the sun is full of laughter he wants in this cold world and four of us, the sun doesn't sleep, snake, i am proud of my love, you are a bright sun, we don't have enough patience, why are you hidden in your life , you don't sleep in the sun, snake , hello dear viewers , good morning, we will start the international verse. one of the news that we will follow in the international sphere today is the g20 meeting. this meeting , which is scheduled to be held on saturday and sunday with darde dino , is accompanied by side effects. today , the president of the united states, joe biden, is scheduled to visit new delhi . the side effects of this meeting it is said that mr. putin, the p

we have got a lea now be good or she is bullet to go to the off go to the little bit, i'll know bolan's, leading online political and cultural briefly. the next on the final is john scott . it's not, he is a british auto broad, costa, an executive director at chatham house, a think tank, headquartered in london. and joining us from london is john down here, and he is a senior fellow at the europe in stability gonna share through sci. i'm just working on a migration policy a very long, but come to you. well, thank you for joining catalina, long producer has been in use all week, but also new york not more than a 100000 migrants. how about i best since the spring of 2000? 22. what's going on? why is there this influx into your on us? is that an explanation to this? i think we are right in the midst of a migration of polk. this is certainly the heart of our challenges that we are facing right now. now the, the, the reasons for this, or of course, complicated as with every great phenomenon. this also has a lot of various reasons, but i would name a couple of them. so 1st of course the clima

we have kind of lee now be good or she is political editor of go to the little bit i'll know bolan's leading online political and cultural recently next on the final is john comics. now he is a british auto broadcaster. i an executive director at chatham house, i think dogs headquartered in london. and joining us from london is john, down here. he is a female fellow. either yourself instead militate your share of sci and is working on a migration policy. a very well on the computer while the thank you for joining catalina law. producer has been in news all week, but also new york not more than a 100000 migrants. how that i've been since the spring of 2022. what's going on? why is there this influx into europe and us? is that an explanation to this? i think we are right in the midst of a migration at polk. this is certainly the heart of our challenges that we are facing right now. now the, the, the reasons for this or of course complicates it as with every great phenomenon. this also has a lot of various reasons, but i would name a couple of them. so 1st of course the climate change.

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. >> i love marc bolan. >> i love marc bolan. >> we see that you can't be that old rat pack, you know you still think now michael buble has got an entire career that was based starting on was slightly based starting on being modern version of being like a modern version of the rat pack. yeah. and they were brilliant. those songs timeless, you know? are timeless, you know? so there are certain now, certain songs that clearly now, like lot the beatles, like a lot of the beatles, pretty all of the stones. pretty much all of the stones. and others, you can put and so many others, you can put them t rex. marc, you know, them on t rex. marc, you know, bowie, these are classics that will never , ever change. you will never, ever change. you know, play on the radio know, we play them on the radio as now we did then. and as much now as we did then. and they still sound amazing. and amazingly, is good amazingly, this is the good thing about modern technology . thing about modern technology. erg generation of erg a whole new generation of being allowed these being allowed to find these songs the

stephen bolan and woody holbrook from the united states and the two cosmonaut colleagues came down safelyda. teams on the spacex recovery ship including fast boats are now in the process of making sure spacecraft dragon is safe for that recovery effort. let's look at those pictures. you can see the boats speeding to the spacecraft as it lands in the ocean. what incredible footage we have! your headlines are coming up. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello, again. for most of us today, it's going to be dry, sunny and warm. and in fact, as we go through this week, if anything it's going to turn warmer and also more humid from the middle of the week, notjust by day, but also by night. there'll be plenty of sunshine, but there's some mist and fog patches to clear first of all, especially first thing in the morning. high pressure is firmly in charge of our weather at the moment. we're pulling up this warm continental air, but we also have a weak weather front draped across the north of scotland. it's been with us this weekend. it's weakening today, but you could still see t

had the privilege of serving with john lewis, and i'm, i'm happy with senator merkley and senator bolan on this bill in the senate, but on the house side, john lewis was leaving on this bill, and when you asked him, here's this, you know, christian, southern, black elder man, and he would say that these issues are so similar to what he was dealing with. the same things people said about why they didn't want black people in their restaurant, why they didn't want black people to marry white people, why they didn't feel comfortable with their private business, why do i have to hire black people? people used religious excuses, cultural excuses. this is my own beliefs, that it's wrong. the bible says it's wrong. it, it is amazing to me that growing up with two black parents, talking about the struggles of the time, who did get denied jobs and promotions, who did see violence and threats , who told stories about white people and black people that were attacked for standing up for equal rights for african- americans. am i wrong to draw this basic parallel of human dignity, whether it's gender