will boris grown to regret it. will boris grown to regret it. will boris grow to regret calling nigel farage all sorts of names and particularly calling him a kremlin propagandist? nigel farage blasted back today i'll be joining the studio in a short time by ben habib of reform uk for his take, and i don't think he's going to be pulling his punches getting in touch. what do you think? has nigel farage done the right thing? has he said the right thing? has boris johnson overstepped the mark in the nigel in nigel farage versus bofis the nigel in nigel farage versus boris johnson? duke. whose side are you on? let me know. gbnews.com/yoursay. but before all of that, your headlines with sophia wenzler. >> martin. thank you. good afternoon from the gb newsroom at 3:02, your headlines as you've been hearing, princess anneis you've been hearing, princess anne is in hospital after sustaining minor injuries and a concussion. she's believed to have been kicked by a horse on her gatcombe park estate. the princess royal is understood to be awake , but precise

mail and boris johnson. >> it is boris johnson from 2016. this is what boris said . 2016.nsgender row has reignited as the labour party has suggested it could rip up the tories ban on teaching children that there are more than two genders. plus over the weekend i caught up with the lib dem leader, sir ed davey. now could he be the next leader of the opposition , or is

the choice of the people then fell on boris nikolaevich yeltsin.er the situation of this crisis, turning point, and in many ways fatal year. and let us pay attention to the fact that the situation in the then soviet union and the fate of this country increasingly depended on the confrontation between two people: mikhail gorbachev and boris yeltsin. and thereby from the struggle of the two lines that they represented at that time, reformist and revolutionary. mikhail gorbachev, while remaining the leader of the cpsu, has also been president of the ussr for a year. under his leadership, the ussr has been in its sixth year reformist perestroika continued, which, after initial successes, reached a dead end, primarily economic, and which communist gorbachev desperately tried to save. another communist, boris yeltsin, spoke at the first. opposition, in 1990 he was elected head of the new russian parliament, chaired by yeltsin, the parliament approved the declaration of state sovereignty of russia and began to create an independent economy and a new legal

boris moiseev died at 14:00.r an apple to fall in the second place here at the troikurovsky cemetery, colleagues, friends, fans all came to pay tribute to the talent of boris moiseev’s courage, only the singer’s only brother was not in the crowd of mourners, brother, it’s not that he wasn’t there, it ’s not that he didn’t even come there, let alone take care of the fence lately, when he was sick, he didn’t even deign to come to the funeral with him, he... here imagine what else we can say, what else we can expect, listen, if you loved borya so much, and in general this is his own brother, well , how can you not, how can you not come to his funeral, but this is terrible, you know, this is some kind of obscurantism, on the part of my brother and his wife, who danced together in the trio express, i think that they are this the shalman was set up specifically to enrich himself and simply rob him in battle if it didn’t work out before his death. then at least after death, it’s very ugly on their part, they need to com

boris should not support mr sunak, franny says. i loved boris but he's not going to get my vote.oris has had his day. >> hi martin. that might explain why boris johnson is keeping his powder dry. he's doing some form of support. he's sending messages on social media by video to candidates on the tory side who want it . video to candidates on the tory side who want it. he's part of a letter writing campaign. earlier we spoke to the prime minister, rishi sunak, about that very matter. it looks like a random attempt to help the party and not very full throated. but mr sunak did tell us that he felt it was organised by cchq this is what. >> well, it's great that boris is supporting the conservative party. i very much welcome that. he's endorsing many candidates in videos and letters which have been coordinated by the campaign . i know that will make a difference. and of course, every week he's making the case in his column and making sure that everyone understands that what a labour government would do to this country and why it's important that everyone votes conservative. and i'm g

boris brexit has been done. boris johnson promised to deliver it. think that he did that or not is perhaps a moot point, but he's back now and he's talking about how he might be able to run to become prime minister in 2029, that he will be the effective leader of the opposition or an opposition to what we think might be a labour supermajority , and that he's the supermajority, and that he's the one who can unite the right . one who can unite the right. >> it's not for me to comment on events on the right of the political spectrum, except that i think it highly unlikely that the party he leads are going to win more than a handful of seats, even if they were to achieve, say, 20% of the poll. the chances are that will not win them many seats because their vote is spread so thinly across the country. therefore, l, across the country. therefore, i, i think he's being typically vainglorious about his prospects for the future. i suspect if they don't win many seats, he will disappear yet again . he's will disappear yet again. he's got a habit of popping up

the choice of the people then fell on boris nikolaevich yeltsin.on of this crisis, turning point and, in many ways , fatal year. and let us pay attention to the fact that the situation in the then soviet union and... the fate of this country increasingly depended on the confrontation between two people: mikhail gorbachev and boris yeltsin, and thereby on the struggle of the two lines that they represented at that time, reformist and revolutionary. mikhail gorbachev, while remaining the leader of the cpsu, has also been president of the ussr for a year. under his leadership, the ussr continued reform reform for the sixth year, which, after initial successes, reached a dead end, especially the economy. renewed ussr. at the same time, over 71% of soviet citizens living in russia, at yeltsin’s call, supported the introduction of the post of president in the republic. each of the opponents interpreted the results of the referendum in their favor. the confrontation deepened. economic fund for the central government in the run-up to the elections turned o

the choice of the people then fell on boris nikolaevich yeltsin. let us remember the situation of this crisis, turning point and, in many ways , fatal year. and let us pay attention to the fact that the situation is... reformist and revolutionary. mikhail gorbachev, while remaining the leader of the cpsu, has also been president of the ussr for a year. under his leadership of the ussr, the reformist perestroika continued for the sixth year, which, after initial successes , came to an end. into a dead end, primarily economic, and which the communist gorbachev desperately tried to save. another communist, boris yeltsin, who acted as a close ally of gorbachev in the early years of perestroika, became his radical opponent. he left the party godfather, led the revolutionary-minded opposition, and in 1990 was elected head of the new russian parliament. under the chairmanship of yeltsin , the parliament approved a declaration of state sovereignty. russia and began to create an independent economy and a new legal system in the largest union republic. elect

this this is what boris said . boris blames the boris said. the european union for war in ukraine. >> shots fired, if you'll pardon the pun . will this be the first the pun. will this be the first of increasingly personal spats between the tories and reform? as we approach polling day or will both sides be calling for a ceasefire? well to discuss this, i'm joined by my panel, the head of communications at the popular conservatives group, annunziata rees—mogg, and the co—founder of novara media, aaron bastani, aaron, we're going to start with you . it seems very odd that you. it seems very odd that nigel farage has shifted from talking about the economy or immigration to foreign policy. >> it's very odd indeed. he should be talking about three things migration, migration, migration. sorry for the line, but it's very true. it goes down very well in clacton, 72% of those people voted conservative in the last election . huge in the last election. huge swing. why? principally because of migration and he's talking about a very contentious issue. it

is boris that miracle man? candidates have slipped through the net. he's saying it's a political institution stitch up vetting.com. is the company. it's a right old who threaten to derail the reform campaign. and also, is it time to bring down the drink, drive limit? the bma think so. they want to bring it down to as little as one pint of been down to as little as one pint of beer, amongst the toughest in europe . is that the right thing europe. is that the right thing to do in the name of road safety, or will it kill rural pubs plus france on the edge , pubs plus france on the edge, macron has wiped billions off the euro more than liz truss did in britain. yet you won't hear the bbc complaining about that, as he called a snap election. is it time to say au revoir to france's pint sized president? >> thank goodness me, martin, i was really interested in your thoughts about the idea of boris winning back reform voters, because this is what the targeting of these letters is apparently all about in some of these,

but is boris invading ukraine. but is boris right after all, he is actually on record making quite similar claims during the brexit campaign and labour reveals how it will make the gender transition process easier , as transition process easier, as well as doing away with guidelines which ban the teaching of transgender ideology in schools . plus, a week on from in schools. plus, a week on from when 19 year old jay slater went missing in tenerife , we'll hear missing in tenerife, we'll hear how the rescue teams have changed the focus of their . search. >> and of course, throughout this programme, we want to hear from you. your views are incredibly important . incredibly important. gbnews.com/yoursay is the way to get in touch . and the question get in touch. and the question we're asking is, was boris johnson right, to dive in on this nigel farage ukraine debate that we've seen over the weekend? >> yes, i mean, he's absolutely slammed him. he said on social media what nigel farage said at potential provocation from

nikit, don’t worry, what are you doing, i have everything ready, i’m prepared, thank you, you give boris to attend the rehearsal, very, good, that’s it, i’ll go, i still need it, no, wait, let’s do it with you, well, let’s go together, ah, but see the exceptions, please, nikita, i’m so sad in my soul right now, but i’ll listen to you sing, i have everything at once, vasilisa, i can’t, boris semyonovich is right does not allow strangers into rehearsals, because classical vocals are, how can i tell you, this is not. draw, i'm in the shower. “hello, those, that’s just our administrator, it’s inconvenient, you nikitos stud. vasya kulyubyaka, who is this? yes, friend, acquaintance, nothing special, let’s funny, what an acquaintance, now we’ll find out what he wants, but he’s got money wants a long time, let's turn it off, yeah, okay, let's go, where, hello, hello, we're going to france or whatever, well, of course we're going, i told the agency, there's money up to three i’ll bring it, otherwise the ticket will go away, you brought the money, brought it, brought it, in principle , there is ti

boris, beat the drum, 1:1, and 1000 rubles.ched, at my dacha, where? have you been to the dacha? yes, we have such a tradition, we get together, spend time together, tell me, do i understand correctly that now, instead of the traditional trip to the museum, you go to barbecues? no, we have a museum on the day of the game, but today we went to the cinema, to see a cartoon. you know, nikita, i am afraid that in 10 years you will start going to the bathhouse. let's go from above. let's see what briansky's question is, we didn't have time, we're discussing a little more, dmitry belyaev is playing against you from bryansk, mr. staron, one swedish scientist recalled, i was only 4 years old when i first saw this, for my mother it was a great day, even my grandmother was invited to watch, my mother... explained to me what magic was, now she had time read aloud to me. attention, the question is what the scientist first saw in the early fifties of the last century. washing machine? washing machine? save time on cooking. they even invited

who is boris yakubi and why?as a guest in russia, but a welcome and respected guest. allegedly from prussia, he was born in 1801 in the family of a wealthy financier. the father was in the service of frederick welhelm, with the rank of personal banker to the king. boris had two more younger brothers and a sister, all of whom received an impeccable education. one of the brothers subsequently became an outstanding mathematician, immortalizing. at first i wasn’t sure what i wanted to do, so i followed the advice parents study architecture. he enters the university of berlin, then transfers to another university in göttingen. there jacobi received a diploma in architecture and began working in his specialty in potzdam and then in könecksberg. but with boris’s career as a city planner. he became interested in the then fashionable science, applied electrical engineering, and completely immersed himself in it. it so happened that jacobi’s work in this area became known at the imperial st. petersburg academy of sciences.

became master of suspense, i wonder what boris belozerov can do, not boris belozerov, why boris belozerov is a master what we are with boris, the master of suspense, i meant that you are a master. an unusual competition of poetic improvisations called the wheel of illumination is held annually in perm. each participant receives an envelope with the first line and must compose a poem within a certain time. olga and alexey goloviznins from moscow ask how much time it gives? while the ferris wheel is making a circle, the competition is called the wheel of insight, and it is taking place, look at the screen, there is a ferris wheel, you need to have time to compose a poem while the wheel is making one revolution, vitaly, this is your first correct answer, in my opinion, yes, in to my, no, the second one, i got lost, well, let's go for the third one, attention, question two, vitaly, concentrate, on the ferris wheel in helsinki, along with the usual white booths, there is one brown one, it accommodates four people, paid hourly. elena tsygantsova from lyuberitsy is interested in what this booth

i mean, look, boris johnson will say that i look, boris johnson will say that every single look, borisjohnsonasked in for an endorsement, he is sending these messages too. now we are going to see letters from borisjohnson. having spoken to candidates, some of them who are very long—term mps, quite well known ones, what they were really hoping for was boris johnson coming on the doorstep with them, coming up and physically campaigning because in certain scenes that would make a difference and that would shift the dial. that does not look like as good as going to happen. —— it is going to happen. it shifted because safe seats, supposedly safe seats, i don't know if they are going to liz truss's seat which is a toss—up, she has a majority of 26,000. they are in crouch position in seats that you could never imagine a couple of years ago they would be any danger of losing. i years ago they would be any danger of losina. ~' ., ., of losing. i think there are two factors to _ of losing. i think there are two factors to bear _ of losing. i think there are two factors to bear in _ of losing. i think t

today we will remember the story of how boris yeltsin, elected to the composition.ussian parliament became its chairman, which opened the way for him to major political achievements. since 1988, a team of communist reformers led by mikhail gorbachev, as part of their policy known as perestroika, began to reform the political system and public administration in the ussr. the meaning of the reform was the gradual transfer of power from previously the monopoly ruling communist party to the soviet system. elected in competitive elections. from the beginning of 1989, the congress of people's deputies of the ussr began its work, the activities of which awakened an active political life in the huge, previously tightly governed country, with public polemics in the media, the struggle of currents and parties, mass rallies and demonstrations. in 1990, the reform moved to the level of the union republics. russia also held its first competitive elections. the political leader boris was elected there without any problems ; the composition of the congress turned out to be quite m

here is boris are you watching? here is boris johnson from 2016.oris blames the european union for war in ukraine. >> i've got to say as well, it wasn't just boris johnson that said that. i think boris said that in 2016. the perp as well. god one. i say that with my accent. it sounds very weird, but you know what i mean? yeah, the perp, he said, stuff similar things as well about nato essentially provoking, putin. paul >> andrew, what says you i agree with you and the perp. i have to say perp, i think you can condemn the invasion on the one hand, and i do. it was barbaric and it was wrong, but also believed that the east would march of the eu and nato and the manner in which they've courted ukraine right up against russia's border, was provocative. it doesn't justify the invasion, but it was provocative. look, when the soviets wanted in the 1960s, to base, ballistic missile sites on cuba within firing range of the united states, most of the west, including the white house as we know, said that that was a provocative act . and i don't provocative ac

boris tarasyuk, born in 1949 in dzerzhinsk, zhitomir region of ukraine.y- five, after serving in the border troops, she graduated faculty of international relations and international law of kiev university. he worked according to his profile, promoted through diplomatic ranks from the ottache himself. representative offices of the ukrainian ussr. apparently, the first secretary received a career boost due to the constant shortage of career diplomats and torpedoed by connections from washington after the collapse of the ussr. in ninety-two , he oversaw the department for arms control and disarmament, the department of the osce and the council of europe, headed the rada committee on european integration, which he created, and was foreign ambassador. ukraine's mission to nato, deputy head of the ukrainian foreign ministry, later twice minister of foreign affairs, the second time was appointed after the orange revolution in 2004 by the newly elected yushchenko. ukrainians as a nation received a new birth after the orange revolution. thank you, mr. minister. t

that is a fact, _ boris reaches out to them. that is a fact, i'm _ boris reaches out to them.aying it is right or wrong, but _ fact, i'm not saying it is right or wrong, but it is a fact. is nigel farage more conservative than conservatives? t is nigel farage more conservative than conservatives?— is nigel farage more conservative than conservatives? i don't think it is, ithink than conservatives? i don't think it is, i think is— than conservatives? i don't think it is, i think is a _ than conservatives? i don't think it is, i think is a populist. _ than conservatives? i don't think it is, i think is a populist. raising i is, i think is a populist. raising ersonal is, i think is a populist. raising personal tax — is, i think is a populist. raising personal tax threshold - is, i think is a populist. raising personal tax threshold to i is, i think is a populist. raising personal tax threshold to 20, i personal tax threshold to 20, freezing nonessential immigration, replacing the echr with a bill of rights... he replacing the echr with a bill of riahts. .. , ., replacing the echr

boris nikolayevich yeltsin for 535, against 502. with a margin of four votes above the required minimum. i am sure that the screening of the film played the role of the final emotional push. which gave yeltsin several missing votes. election of yeltsin as chairman of the russian parliament, opened the way for him to matters that became the main content of his political life. soon the government of russia was formed, headed by the first prime minister ivan selaev; a turning point was the adoption on june 12, 1990 of the declaration of state sovereignty of russia. it started with this document. a new era in state building in russia, and a year later, on june 12 , 1991, boris yeltsin was elected the first president of new russia. comfort at low prices on the yandex market, from small things to significant things. discounts up to 65% on radmand home appliances on yandex market. only at alfabank. spin the reel in the app and get a superkick up to 100% every month. up to 30% more in categories guaranteed, if you don’t have a card, order a

boris, good morning, good friend, was the night quiet, please tell me, mr., you you know, i... didn't hear anything that night, it's not a fact that there was a tic for all of kharkov, but personally, i did not hear anything, uh, why do they say that it is not a fact, or that those new umpd30s do not make huge sounds and for some reason they somehow quietly arrive and explode quietly, but they destroy a lot when the epicenter they destroyed, you know , they said, there is a report from our intelligence that they destroyed... those s-300s that were shelling kharkiv, is it really noticeable that they are no longer shelling kharkiv, and how did the people of kharkiv take this news? well, in kharkiv they mentioned , it seems, zamfira's song, ugh, where they sang, how is it or, if you're going to make noise, then i i'll kill the neighbors, yes, you don't want it, i'll kill the neighbors, that's how they disturb sleep, but god, even. listen, i never perceived this song in such a context, in such a context, i liked it very much , but you know, they are disturbing t

boris is there, we need to cut the wire. which?r, tough! “zheniveva, zheniveva, i’m a little nervous, everything is fine, it’s already over, you have a wonderful dad and his friends are wonderful, it’s lucky that this is at home, so that i will do this charity again someday, never in my life, congratulations on "job well done, thank you colonel, but now i'm sad." "unfortunately, our group is left without a valuable employee, boris, submitted a report on transfer to st. petersburg. boris, i have family circumstances, no, no, family is sacred, and farewells are even more sacred, we’ll walk for three days too, colonel, no, hershov, alone, but this time there will be a bonus, well, well, why did you bring me here, now you’ll find out. hello. meet anatoly evgenievich, director of the hospice, and this is magda, your new sponsor. what are you saying? it’s wonderful that you came to us, let me show you everything here. hello, why did you want to see me? say goodbye, yeah, i'm leaving for st. petersburg, why are you asking me to go with yo

identity of the murdered man was established, the neighbor who reported the murder said that it was borisfloor in apartment twenty-five. did they call him at his apartment? they called, but mikeshin lived alone, no family, no children, so it’s useless, we’ll hide it, the neighbor was questioned, she’s being questioned now, igor and pasha, she felt bad after blood work, they had to take her home, take a sedative, but she says that she seemed to have seen the killers, yes, there were even several of them, well, she says that two ran out. straight towards her, everyone is terribly bloodied, so, guys, there is no money, documents, cell phone, but there are keys to the apartment and the car, so, oh, i wonder what’s there, pieces of fabric, i think it’s from the killer’s clothes, during this quarrel in the yard, thank you, rodionov promised to take revenge on mikeshin, his friend lives on the top floor. kolya gorokhov, another alcoholic, oh, i think they stabbed him to death together, i saw him, how they ran out of the entrance with stunned eyes as they ran away, and radionov’s hands were cover

johnson.i kind of kicking out of boris johnson.uld turn back time, whether they perhaps would do things differently. i'll ask danny to answer that after the break. but also, i want to talk to you. do you think it's time now to have political reform also as well? the green party speaking out today, saying got to tax the more. goodness gracious me. see hi there. i'm michelle dewberry with you until 7:00 tonight. alongside. but not just one, but two lords. i've got the conservative life peer , lord conservative life peer, lord finkelstein, and i've got labour life peer , lord glassman. good life peer, lord glassman. good evening to both of you , look, we evening to both of you, look, we were just talking about this whole ridiculousness with, rishi sunak focusing obsessively, i would say, on the success that he and his family have achieved , he and his family have achieved, when says rishi sunaks cv makes him a much better place to be prime minister than keir starmer, he , he said. but that starmer, he, he said. but that being said, if

i think boris| massive speculation. i think boris is a great — massive speculation. the tory party. we know — is a great asset to the tory party. we know the mistakes he made as prime _ we know the mistakes he made as prime minister but i think, i don't know, _ prime minister but i think, i don't know. i_ prime minister but i think, i don't know, i have no idea if you want to be an— know, i have no idea if you want to be an mp _ know, i have no idea if you want to be an mp again. know, i have no idea if you want to be an mp again-— be an mp again. thank you all very much. be an mp again. thank you all very much- that's _ be an mp again. thank you all very much. that's it _ be an mp again. thank you all very much. that's it from _ be an mp again. thank you all very much. that's it from us _ be an mp again. thank you all very much. that's it from us tonight, i much. that's it from us tonight, thank you for your company. i am back tomorrow, see you then. time for a look at the weather. live from london. nigel farage launches reform uk's election manifesto — calling it a

more perhaps than rishi sunak and boris johnson?— boris johnson?ke andrea jenkyns. who _ boris johnson? those like andrea jenkyns. who say _ boris johnson? those like andrea jenkyns, who say that _ boris johnson? those like andrea jenkyns, who say that they - boris johnson? those like andrea l jenkyns, who say that they believe jenkyns, who say that they believe with -- agree _ jenkyns, who say that they believe with —— agree with— jenkyns, who say that they believe with —— agree with a _ jenkyns, who say that they believe with —— agree with a lot _ jenkyns, who say that they believe with —— agree with a lot of- jenkyns, who say that they believe with —— agree with a lot of what i with —— agree with a lot of what nigel— with —— agree with a lot of what nigel farage _ with —— agree with a lot of what nigel farage says. _ with —— agree with a lot of what nigel farage says. his - with —— agree with a lot of what nigel farage says. his strategy| with —— agree with a lot of what i nigel farage says. his strategy is to smash — nigel farage says. his stra

keeping the kind of know, boris keeping the kind of bofis know, boris keeping the kind of boris johnson type tory? he seems to give signals in all directions and has managed to alienate just about everyone in the process. he's alienated the one nation tories by appearing to right wing, you know, pushing for rwanda, suggesting we'll leave the we could potentially leave the we could potentially leave the we could potentially leave the echr. he's alienated the right by failing to tackle immigration and not leaving the echr. so again, tried to be all things to all people and failing to please anyone. >> okay, is he pleasing you? let us know with your views today. gbnews.com forward slash uk and fraser thank you very much indeed. and geoff we'll see you again. come back and see us. anything you want to put to geoff please feel free. >> and a little reminder we have a special edition tonight of state of the nation. michael portillo will be hosting that at 8:00 right here on gb news, looking at some of the other news coming in this morning, and the russian president, vladimir putin has arrived

boris _ more brave is committing to a date. boris is _ more brave is committing to a date.miling about boris _ think they are brave! we are all smiling about boris johnson. i l smiling about borisjohnson. i think a lot of people in the country are not smiling because of what he did when he was prime minister. it's important to say that. there's a long colourful tradition of our newapapers papers swinging in behind their political favourites in an election — who can forget the sun headline "it was the sun wot won it" when the paper claimed it got the tories over the line? but does it matter any more? music: house of the rising sun by the animals # there is a house in new orleans # they call the rising sun # and it's been the ruin of many a poor boy # and god, i know i'm one.# david, of all people, you came in in 1998. tony blair was thrilled to have the support of rupert murdoch on the sun. does it matter as much any more? it on the sun. does it matter as much any more?— any more? it doesn't, if the sun were to back _ any more? it doesn't, if the sun were to back keir— any m

the choice of the people then fell on boris nikolaevich yeltsen. situation of this crisis, turning point and in many ways fatal year and draw attention to the fact that the situation in the then soviet union and the fate of this country increasingly depended on the confrontation between two people. another communist, boris yeltsin, who acted as a close ally of gorbachev in the early years of perestroika, became his radical opponent. he left the communist party, led the revolutionary opposition, and in 1990 was elected head of the new russian parliament. under the chairmanship of yeltsin, the parliament approved the declaration of state sovereignty of russia and began to create an independent economy in the largest union republic. ussr, valentina pavlova. the reform, which was at least five years late, was intended to ease the horrific commodity deficit, and to do this , remove from circulation approximately 81 billion empty rubles, unbacked by goods. for this first, in january 1991 , a confiscation exchange of banknotes was carried out, and then in

it's boris.starmageddon the telegraph has biden has given one week to stand down. the times badenoch voters must see through farage act. the mirror i could hearjay slipping on rocks. the express rishi, my hurt and anger at daughters hearing racist slur and finally the daily star manbaby beats up doddery old bloke live on tv, which is what happened tonight. and those were your front pages. that's it for tonight's show. thanks to adam and lewis headlines back at 11 pm. tomorrow. if you're p.m. tomorrow. if you're watching at 5 am, then stay tuned for breakfast. good night. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers . sponsors of boxt boilers. sponsors of weather on . gb. news weather on. gb. news >> time for your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. good evening to you tomorrow a bit of a three way split with our weather bright and breezy across scotland with and breezy across scotland with a few showers. mostly fine and sunny across east anglia and the south east, but in b

boris evrevich, and more specifically, what international structures do you mainly intend to interactyou going to bet on here? well, you know, there are several directions, well, firstly, this is the creation, so to speak, of an environment for business development. taking into account the requirements that today it puts forward not only the business community, investment requirements, but from the point of view of public positioning of business, this is a large asg program, which has developed and is developing in our country , and it dominates today, but in relations between business and society, this is ecology, this is the social sphere, this is effective management, so we must do this with various... some other organizations or just countries who will be included in this system, their correct requirements that would meet the requirements of society from the point of view of environmental safety and the humanitarian sphere, and of course from the point of view of efficiency, but on the other hand would be equal, and for everyone, no one would be given special preferential conditio

in such hellish torments, father boris suffered martyrdom.kirik was buried in a common grave with other prisoners of the kaldychev death camp. and the commander of the partisan brigade of 20 years of the bssr michurin included the name of boris kirik in the list of killed fighters of the unit. his widow catherine was a certificate was issued stating that the priest had provided great assistance to the partisans for two years. a priest, being in difficult conditions, he... it’s clear how a warrior acts, he fulfills his duty to the end, because he took an oath, well, in principle, the family of this person also understands perfectly well that their head, their husband, he fulfills his duty, in the same way, he cannot act differently, otherwise he will be a traitor to his homeland, he will not be a defender of the fatherland. cathedral in pruzhany, priest fyodor dmitriyuk served here in the thirties of the last century, until 1939 for years pruzhany were under the jurisdiction of poland, for their loyalty to the russian orthodox church. the poli

boris?is needs simple care, affection, then children, larisa doesn’t want to have children, but i gave birth to boris, a son, a son, but where is he now? larisa knows, no, larisa doesn't know anything, and i hope he never finds out, my son, my mother, you know, i fell in love with a married man and i have to take it into account. innochka, how did you two meet? i am a professional nurse , and i was invited to vladimir makarsky when he was dying. so, did you have any idea how wealthy he is ? yes, but you know, at that moment it didn’t matter to him either, and why? he died in luxury, but all his strength was aimed at living at least one more day. do you know if he was bequeathed to larisa? yes, that means if something happens to larisa, the heir becomes boris. no, i think that if god forbid something happens to larisai. then edward will be the heir, since the marriage of larisa and boris is not officially registered. but the picture is clear to me: eduard makarsky, an envious man, a worthless

. >> also this is what boris said. >> also this is what boris said. >> boris blames the european union for war in ukraine. >> nigel farage and boris johnson go to war. whose side are you on and but will be campaigning for remain? >> it's not about going back into the eu. >> we've left. we're not going back. >> is a labour government about to sign us up to free movement again? also, how ever until we wake up and kemi badenoch doesn't exist anymore ? it's not doesn't exist anymore? it's not the former doctor who wishing death upon kemi badenoch and we go live to tenerife as the hunt for jay slater continues. >> and they are queuing up in calais waiting for a starmer government so they can come here and stay here. >> sunak say starmer will put illegal migrants on our streets. on my panel tonight it's the political editor at the express, sam lister. i've got journalist benjamin butterworth and the founder of global britain, ammon baggaley, plus , i'll show you baggaley, plus, i'll show you what sparked this terrifying heathrow blaze that's happening right now, apparently. and can you guess

look, the fact is , boris is very look, the fact is, boris is very keen to help out good people.oesn't that tell you something that he only wants to help out the people that were helping him? no no no no no no no no, not at all. it is he's helping people who want to say red wall. >> i'm not helping as a promise from boris johnson. >> he is not a team player. >> he is not a team player. >> all right. okay, guys, we're going to have to whiz it on now because as nearly 15 million people tuned in to watch england's opening euro match against serbia, politicians seem keen not to drop the ball. so our sky deprived , haribo eating our sky deprived, haribo eating prime minister cheered on pub scenarios in the pub. but despite opting for a hoodie over what we believe to be an england shirt, there were a couple of saint george's flags poking out of a pint glass behind him to support england. ed davey watched on from his battle bus adorned with flags. but while there was some confusion about whether david was actually cheering at all because it does appear that the small television he was w

the labour than boris johnson. a grilling from members of the public alongside rishi sunak sir ed davey and john swinney at last night's bbc question time leaders special in york . the leaders special in york. the liberal democrats were pushed on their record during the coalition government, with the conservatives, and the snp insisted that independence is essential if scotland is to become a fairer and more equal country . well, in some other country. well, in some other news today, a boy aged just 14 at the time has been jailed for at the time has been jailed for at least 13 years for murdering another teenager outside a primary school in leeds. bardia shojaee fard has been described in court as being outwardly normal but with a worrying interest in knives. he admitted stabbing alfie lewis one afternoon in the horsforth area of leeds last november, but claimed it was self—defence. the victim's mum has said she will never forgive his killer. a police chief constable who lied about serving in the falklands war desp

that majority for boris johnson. majority and many of 80 was his majority and many of those who were warning and cautioning against getting rid of him. two years ago said, hang on a moment before we do that . on a moment before we do that. bofis on a moment before we do that. boris johnson gave me the opportunity to be an mp . he won opportunity to be an mp. he won that majority for me and if we get rid of him, we're getting rid of our superstar. we're kicking our best player off the pitch . be very careful. pitch. be very careful. nevertheless, the conservative party, the higher echelons of the conservative party, circled round and decided to get rid of him . the party then rose up and him. the party then rose up and gave us liz truss. say what you like about her. yeah, her emergency budget and the fact she didn't run it by the obr. and then the conservative party got rid of her and then brought in rishi sunak. and i just think there's a, there is this sort of there's a, there is this sort of the uprising or the reck

yeltsin boris nikolaevich, for. against 502.es above the required minimum. i am sure that the screening of the film played the role of the last emotional push, which gave yeltsin several missing votes. the election of yeltsin as chairman of the russian parliament opened the way for him to affairs that became the main content of his political life. it was soon. almost everyone waits for the right moment to get down to business. glue the moment with you so that you are not afraid to start and finish what you started. look for inspiration and create. the moment will do the rest. moment for those who gets down to business. what will your summer be like? now let's look at the megamarket. everything for your mega summer. but you didn’t listen, because you’re doing everything wrong, continue, send all payments and transfers without commission, open a business account in alfabank. alfabank is the best bank for business. are you thinking about which university to go to? you can plunge headlong into studying in the far east, study logisti

we tried exciting with boris johnson _ of that. we tried exciting with boris johnson and _ of that. johnson and look how i of that. we tried exciting with i boris johnson and look how that borisjohnson and look how that worked out. boring maybe isn't such a problem when we've been through such a tumultuous time, i was surprised he didn't deploy that again last time.— again last time. neither was a particularly — again last time. neither was a particularly brilliant _ again last time. neither was a particularly brilliant political i particularly brilliant political campaign _ particularly brilliant political campaign or— particularly brilliant political campaign or if— particularly brilliant political campaign or if you - particularly brilliant political campaign or if you compare| particularly brilliant political i campaign or if you compare to particularly brilliant political - campaign or if you compare to tony blair or— campaign or if you compare to tony blair or boris — campaign or if you compare to tony blair or borisjohnson, _ campaign or if you compare to tony blair or borisj

boris nikolayevich yeltsin for 535 against 502. a margin of four votes above the required minimum.ilm played the role of the last emotional push, which gave yeltsin several missing votes. election of yeltsin as chairman of parliament russia, opened the way for him to matters that became the main content of his political life. soon the russian government was formed, headed by the first prime minister ivan selayev, the turning point was the adoption. with this document , a new era in state building in russia began, and a year later, on june 12, 1991, boris yeltsin was elected the first president of new russia. still, my obediences, they are over, they are all, forgive me, lord, but you have all the hope, completely wild guys, this is yours obedience, you yourself will be saved, i only save others. there are no former disobedients, what did you want from me, a miracle, halay-mahalai, you know, so that i know how to put this together in 5 seconds, we’ll figure it out without our own demonstration, pray, black one, throwing the gang away is also a sin, it’s time to pay, i will water it.

. >> boris versus farage the conservatives are turning to bofis conservatives are turning to boris johnsono combat the threat of reform. uk leader nigel farage. is that a good idea ? idea? >> and breaking the rules again? >> and breaking the rules again? >> gary lineker seems to have smashed through the bbc guidelines by wearing his own range of menswear while presenting the euros. well, the broadcaster take any action. i think we know the answer to that i >> -- >> and trapped in turkey, the family of a british pensioner claimed they're being forced to pay a claimed they're being forced to pay a £40,000 to free their father from a turkish hospital after he fell ill on holiday. he didn't have travel insurance . didn't have travel insurance. >> and we're going to have a we are going to have a discussion about that because he tried to get travel insurance and was turned down because he had got health issues. >> yeah, it's really it's tricky. it's tricky. it's tempting if you think, well, i'll probably be all right. it's only a week in the sun. yeah. and things go wrong. the bill can be enormo

champagne, yes, boss, come on, let's do it, there's a store around the corner, take it dry, yes, okay, borisld the flowers, i 'll get the jacket, uh-huh, ah, ah! thank you very much, but why is it so modest, andryush, today i’ve got my salary, my salary, i’ve given away my debts, i’m switching to austerity mode, and why are you taking such poor care of your figure? yeah, in order to take care of it, it should be there, but only on payday, you understand the difference between a captain and a senior lieutenant, yes igor, thank you, andryukha, just be patient someday, maybe i’m afraid i’ll end up with torley, but stop it, andryukha, bon appetit, thank you, thank you, read what? georgivich, is this a joke? no, bald! andrew, be careful, you almost spilled the soup, what happened? an order was signed to confer the rank of captain. are you serious? oh, that's it, that's it, calm down. well, captain andrei, this matter needs to be done somehow, by the way, i agree, this... needs to be washed, so, well, i’m afraid i won’t live to see the captain’s first salary, a competition is being announced for h