an inspection of the home showed that boris had clearly left in a hurry. the apartment was in disarray, and many personal belongings had been abandoned. this meant that there was a high probability that the suspect would return for them. the investigators also assumed that boris gistaltsev was not hiding alone. by the way, we had established even before that there was a call to 02 from this boris. we seized a recording from the duty unit of the main department of the ministry of internal affairs, in which he asked the duty officer how it was possible to hand over a child to an orphanage, he gave the reason that she does not listen , she is uncontrollable, later during interrogation, boris gistaltsev's daughter dasha will tell, this is what she was most afraid of in life, this is what he blackmailed her with, involving her in a crime. after conducting investigative actions with his participation, and he made the first attempt - to commit suicide, he threw himself into the glass, this, in my opinion, was in the police department territory back then, he smash

boris >> christine, boris.man bollard . called him the human bollard. >> oh, i mean, honestly, boris is intervention . i honestly is intervention. i honestly thought it was a joke and i was expecting somebody to whip their wig off. and it turned out to be some comedian. it just shows, frankly, how boris, to a very large degree, was unfit for office. that was an absurd intervention. but i don't think keir starmer understands yet the unrest in this country. it isn't race riots, it's the white working class and millions of people in this country who live in our big cities, who feel they are being left behind. all this talk about levelling up, i know that was the tories, but you know, all this talk about levelling up as far as they're concerned, it simply hasn't happened. all that happens to them is they get pushed to the back of the housing queue. the housing queue gets longer and longer and longer as more immigrants get pushed into the top and they see them being given the social housing that they thought was goi

against him and... for what, the father of the murdered man was interrogated again, then a certain boris gistaltsev, a laborer, a refugee from uzbekistan, whom sergei met by chance, came into the investigators' field of vision. the man stood on the side of the road, hitchhiked, well , asked a passing vehicle to stop in order to get to the nearest populated area. he said that he has a daughter, he has a daughter, on this basis they have an even bigger dialogue with... that it is difficult for a normal person to understand why someone would commit a crime, let's take 1982, we were going to the scene of the murder of three girls who were, you know... packed in bags and thrown into the water, two sisters, one neighbor's girl. naturally, you know, in half a day we sort of solved this case, but what was amazing was that the motive did not fit into any versions, including the guilty one, and even the versions of an ordinary sane person. when we found the criminal, he explained that he decided commit suicide, but since he himself could not do it, he could not bring himself to do it, then... crim

we don't have a composer boris potemkin, we have an engineer potemkin.ky told dad about this, apologizing for the fact that they wouldn't be able to announce the name of the author of the song in the program. and then dad's older brother left for america, when dad came to get the cherished last signature that opened the door to the union of composers for him, he heard: they say your brother recently left for permanent residence in the state israel. goodbye. and piekha just recorded another song of her father: natasha from the memoirs of anna potemkina, daughter of boris potemkin. the blanket is knocked down, a crumple on the pillow, let her not know how the guns roar, let the world greet my natasha with affection, and let the scariest thing in life be fairy tales. and let the scariest thing in life be fairy tales. branevidsky was a researcher, but he loved his wife very much, they lived together for 20 years, but he had an irrepressible temperament, and he could shout at his beautiful star on stage: a man walks and smiles, the mother is happy for the man

vasiliev, boris vasilyev, bulat akudzhava, many of the famous writers who left us a work about the warrn in the twenty- fourth year, it turns out so, and this is the year when those who met the war at seventeen years old were born, and what do you think, pavel, this is how... works were created that were written and published either directly during the war, or after the war, this is such a special a group of texts, yes, when the impression has not yet cooled down, the war continues, there is a poem by margarita alegerzoya, then the bakopa of stalingrad by viktor nekrasov, the first edition of the young guard, fodeev, they fought for the homeland of sholokhov, the story of a real man boris polevoy, well... with on the other hand, sholokhov had the experience of the civil war, the experience of the quiet don, and, probably, the greatest work of the civil war, it was no coincidence that later the lieutenants said that we all came out of the trenches of stalingrad, viktor nekrasov, because that this was the first personal thing written by a man who fought, that is, a man who shot, and what

. ~ . ., ., ., boris nemtsov.hat boris nemtsov. what about now? for me. that was — boris nemtsov. what about now? for me, that was perhaps _ boris nemtsov. what about now? for me, that was perhaps the _ boris nemtsov. what about now? for me, that was perhaps the darkest - me, that was perhaps the darkest moments at the time in russia. it was such a symbolic murder. boris nemtsov, a very important figure from the 1990s. his roots in politics were right back to the birth of democracy in russia. he emerged as a charismatic figure who boris yeltsin at 1.4 could be his successor, but in the end he went on to anoint vladimir putin. i think the murder of boris nemtsov, right next to the kremlin, it was so symbolic saying his body lying there in the tarmac in the rain, itjust felt like the death of hope for many, many russians. there was a great outpouring of grief and anger at that point. i can come at the trajectory since then has been downwards. we have seen the crushing of all dissent within russia, the outlawing of a

boris vasilyevich, hello. hello, boris vasilyevich, the first question is, should we assume that a large-scale strike by iran on israel will actually happen, or the diplomatic efforts that are now... opposing israel, they continue, and iran promised to strike, since these pinpoint strikes really knocked out a fairly large number of prominent figures and military political figures from the iranian leadership, but as for such a powerful strike on israeli territory, which would exceed all previous strikes from iran, it is hardly worth expecting, since and... naturally, after such a strike there will be losses among the civilian population of israel, and this will be a strike that both israel and the united states will have to respond to, so this will lead to the involvement of the united states in a direct military clash with iran, and this is not in the interests of either iran or the united states, so in my opinion, such a powerful strike on israel from iran, which would involve... a large number victims, espec

and eileen says, please ask mr johnson if his son boris mrjohnson if his son boris would run again fornister here's a better candidate than any we have on the list. as long as he takes it seriously. well, that's a very nice lead in, because robert jenrick tory leadership hopeful has said he would be delighted to have the former prime minister boris johnson, in his shadow cabinet. he said that if the conservatives wanted to be a strong opposition to starmer's government, they needed the best people who are available in the conservative family to be on the pitch after being thrown out of number 10 and then resigning as an mp because of the fallout of the partygate scandal, would a sensational return from the former prime minister be just what the tories need to rejuvenate the party? well, with me now is the state of the nation, flabellum holder for this evening. the author, filmmaker and former mep stanley johnson, who also among his many distinguished children is the father of boris so were you pleased that robert said boris should come back? >> quite intriguing. i, i read the story as

him. didn’t suit him and he left when this boris alekseevich came to you?. okay, come on in. “ grinshpon sent us to you, maybe you can help us with something, take a seat, thank you, grinshpun, the old man is alive, well, i remember about 15 years ago, he stole one interesting coin right from under my nose, tell me, please, do you know this man, but what should he know? have you heard anything?” " shuvalov's collection, of course, the fact is that in this collection there was a rare exhibit, a denarius of alexander the great, i know, i know, but the young man, he disappeared for many, many years ago, 3 days ago, this man brought this denarius to the nomismatics department of an antique store, and this man's name is boris ustigin, fake, fake, maybe no examination was carried out, but the fact is that this man is suspected of a double murder, how can i help? young people, we have an assumption that you are one of those people to whom ustinov can turn and bring this denarius, if this happens, could you call this phone number, lower, if you find out something,

is boris johnson right, no . no, he boris johnson right, no. no, he really isn't.bour party member, but i find myself in the uncomfortable position of having to defend an awful lot of his actions. but if we take some of the accusations from boris johnson that sir keir starmer should go off on holiday, well , should go off on holiday, well, that's probably because boris johnson would have done exactly the same thing now if keir starmer had left the country. and i believe that he cancelled his holiday. it's a kind of you, damned if you do, damned if you don't situation. i'd like my prime minister to be around to actually deal with it. now, whether sir keir starmer is deaung whether sir keir starmer is dealing with it properly, you know, that's a moot point. but he is here. he is in the country. boris johnson missed a load of cobra meetings. do we not remember that if we cast our minds back to the pandemic now, whatever you think of the pandemic, he was there as prime minister. he should have had those cobra meetings. he chose not to turn up to five of them. so keir s

boris or liz? choose then? boris or liz? >> you know what, boris? >> you know what, boris?that's the question. >> well, that's the question. >> for all his lying ways. i'd rather have boris every time, because at least boris is a communicator. and if he can't communicate, you shouldn't be in politics. >> oh, so are you going to, you know, join my campaign to bring him back one day. >> now he's making plenty of money elsewhere. he won't come back. >> well, well, well. ding ding ding. >> i mean, look, i think this over liz truss. the day that i heard her budget, i thought it was superb. i thought it was a budget for growth. and i thought a true conservative. >> it felt like a budget. >> it felt like a budget. >> and i think therein lies the problem that we have now reached this point where the centre has moved so far away from a true conservatism to the left , that conservatism to the left, that what she did with that budget. and i will talk about how she failed as well. what she did is she terrified those who now are really lib dems pretending to be tories and they didn't wa

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boris klimin, he is a direct heir. what to do?, if the amount suits you, then i will start working right now. no, sorry, i won't be able to pay for your services, sorry, how much do i owe you for today consultation, in your case you don't owe me anything, i essentially didn't help you at all, you know, my advice to you is to go to any notary, they have a common database, and if the will existed, then they will give you a referral to search, and if not, then the only way out is to negotiate with your brother, i demand , after all, i am the only son, you understand, i have different information, your half-sister is mentioned in the will, yeah, by law, i am obliged to announce... the will in the presence of all the heirs, oh well, i understand you, good. and it's our fault, why are you stuck there, my break is ending, let's hurry up, please, step aside if you want, write a complaint to the head of the department, and i 'll write to her, passport, please. slavgorod is located in a beautiful place, the confluence of two rivers, pronya

so were you pleased that robert said boris should come back? intriguing. i, i read the story as well , >> quite intriguing. i, i read the story as well, intriguing any number of any number of reasons. i mean, constitutionally, i mean, you're the constitutional is much more than me, jacob. but constitution, i think, is quite interesting. were we talking about the cabinet as opposed to the shadow cabinet? and were we talking about the position of prime minister or the senior minister or whatever, there is, i think , a tiny precedent. i'm i think, a tiny precedent. i'm much older than you are, and i can absolutely remember when douglas hume succeeded macmillan. there was a kind of hiatus. it was a hiatus of weeks as i remember. well, he was still, as it were, the earl of . still, as it were, the earl of. no. he just he just given up his title as the earl of hume. but he hadn't yet found the seat. he he hadn't yet found the seat. he he got in scotland, it was only a matter of weeks, but possibly even of days. but nonetheless, for a time he was prim

i'm boris sanchez and you're in the situation or top story tonight, kamala harris is about to make the biggest decision yet in her new presidential campaign. >> as she is also making history, ceiling the votes needed to become the first woman of color to lead a major party's ticket. i'm happy to know that we have enough delegates to secure the nomination. and later this month, we will gather in chicago united as one party where we're going to have an opportunity to celebrate this historic moment together. >> cnn's political team is covering all the new developments in the race for the white house. let's first get to jeff zeleny. jeff the next 72 hours are going to be crucial for her campaign as she sifts out a vp pick, they certainly well, i mean, we are told that she is not yet made a decision we believe she has some final plus i mean, but the question is, who those are, but she's going to have face-to-face meetings were told over the weekend at the naval observatory, she had nothing on her public schedule today or tomorrow or sunday, but she is in crunch time making a decision. i'm t

this is obviously a dire situation that's right, boris, brianna, desperate measures. namibia having to kill wildlife to feed people who are starving. and yet the country seeing it as a necessary evil. in fact, the ministry of environment, they're calling it sustainability intervention. why? because these animals will die anyway, because because of this drought, the worst in 100 years and the practical parts of this first, they will come from areas that the government says have sustainable game numbers and they will be killed by professional hunters and distributed to people in need all across the country. so that is the background for that. what kind of animal that we're talking about? it's a fascinating number of different species. we're talking about here at three elephants, 60 buffaloes, 30 hippos, 300 zebras, 100 brute blue wildebeest, 15 pilots, and 100 ii lands so these are some of the animals that are earmarked for that already about 150 animals have been killed, providing more than 125,000 pounds of game meat to those that are needed across the country that ma

by the way, leave me alone, i figured you out, boris, it's lemonidov, and lemonidov is a good guy!ke that, losha, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh, elena , elena, well now i'll have to poison two cops, how ugly for a great-granddaughter of a countess, yeah, what's all that noise, gosha, figure it out. hello, and this is moskim, max! now we're going to glue my inheritance together, that's it, you've played too much, plant breeder, what are we going to do, well, shall we sum it up? valya, i couldn't live like this any longer, the eternal younger brother is a fool to the elders, and what's wrong with that, everyone lives like that, i dreamed of having a little brother, for example, i also dreamed of killing them, yeah, listen, but you got rich, why didn't you run away, what does money have to do with it, and what about my chance, it worked 100%, yeah. nechmury your brother, have you heard of that? well, that's a pretty free interpretation, of course. i hope you realized that i am also capable of something, yes, for example, solving a crime on my own. forgive us, please, we were wrong. yes, i was also w

boris kliment, he lives here, yeah, a registered letter, sign, what is this? why did you take this note? i asked you not to sign anything, another summons, you've had enough, take me with you, shut up, it was you who got me sick with your greed, i'm you, you! give them the apartment, the apartment, look, i spent so much money on repairs, you know, i know, so keep quiet, then, and no one will prove that i made anya write a refusal, and if anything, i will do it with these very hands. a native of minsk goes to the village to find out how it is better than the city, you are a real modern belarusian gusli player, yes, you have five children, yes, i was really drawn to nature, i just realized that nature is generally my priority in life, so in general i gave up everything, i already missed this space in the city, i missed nature, you studied, lived and worked in moscow. then at one fine moment of your life you had to return here to your historical homeland, to look after your grandmother, then you converted your parents' house into a stable, now you save horses, wh

to delay good afternoon, boris. >> thanks for having me. i don't think that he'll be sentenced on the 18th for a couple of reasons the manhattan district attorney's office apparently has indicated that they would not be opposed to be? continuance until the date after the presidential election and i understand that the former president's attorneys have filed a motion to remove the case to federal court. and whether or not that happens i can't predict, but it seems to me, if you take the order that judge merchan signed in july continuing the sentencing until september. and in that order, i believe he used verbiage akin to the sentencing, if necessary. will occur in september. if you take that combined with the bragg office directive that they're not opposed to continuing it. i think the tea leaves would point to a continuance you mentioned the petition to move the case to federal court. his lawyers are citing, quote, extraordinary significance in the supreme court's immunity decision. i'm wondering if you think that decision gives grounds to

boris kliment, does he live here? a registered letter, sign here, what is this, why did you take this note? i asked you not to sign anything, another summons, yes jumped, take me with you, shut up, it was you who flooded me with your greed, i, you, the apartment, the apartment to give them, here... here i poured so much money into repairs, you know , i know, so shut up, then, and no one will prove that i forced anya to write a refusal, and if anything, i will do it with these, my own hands. yana immeasurably loves what she does, and does what she loves. after all, it was she who gave us special means for protection from the sun's rays. a pharmacist from the usa and a chemist from switzerland, who invented the first sunscreen. we share interesting facts, ask the most exciting questions and look for answers. what is better? again, i am sure you will say everything individually, but there are probably some, so to speak, basics, the basics. the basics are that our skin still needs both protection and hydration, but in any

boris alekich? yes, a desperate woman. hours have passed, maybe she hasn't flown out yet? wait, my classmate is at the airport registering it works now, i just need to find the phone number, sheremeteva, well, here it is, hello, zhenechka, hi, this is maxim, and zhenya, are you by any chance at work now, oh, how good, zhenya, please tell me, when is the flight to frankfurt, the closest one, the closest one, yeah, okay, thank you, zhenya, one more question, maria tikhonovna zvonareva, she's checked in, great, thank you. thank you, yes, okay, somehow, well , you know, yes, yes, yes, well, that's it, bye, thank you, well, she really has checked in, flight to frankfurt, tickets to brussels departure in 3 hours to the airport, fly. so, we have arrived. well, boris olegovich, anatolm and i will go first, and you go to the park on the other side, so as not to be seen. we will find you there. well, have we found her, but she is not in the hall, well, we will wait, she should show up for boarding eventually, maybe we will go togeth

rybkin, your wife, zoya voskresenskaya, with boris rybkin, aka boris yartsev, i had to work quite oftentionship became more and more day by day strained, it was especially difficult because in some operations i had to play the role of his wife, at 12:20 andrey will be standing. near the turnoff to wammierve, you stop the car, i'll get out and check if there 's a tail, we take andrey into the car, i get behind the wheel, and we go to a picnic, you've repeated this for the fifth time, in your opinion, i'm a complete idiot, and look at the road, and in general you have a disgusting , repulsive character, i have, and you, you give the impression of an extremely frivolous person. i'm constantly it seems that you are about to fail the operation, nevertheless, you pick on me over every little thing, yes, because you, i, the snow queen, and do not forget, my dear wife, to call me informally, priandrea, and to look at me tenderly, yeah, you won’t get it, this is an order, i asked the center to recall me, we with... won’t work together, what a coincidence, i also sent a request to transfer you to

boris with rfk jr. expected to drop out of the race the big question now is, how will his supporters vote? >> we're joined now by cnn's tom foreman. tom first, what does the polling say about his support generally, what the polling says is that in a race, this close, it could make he could difference. let's say that this poll of polls of ours, most recent one where there's no clear leader. let's say that that was the exact case, two points behind. look at the cbs yougov poll with everybody in there. there it is 2% of donald trump could scoop that up. he would be tied in this poll. look at this new york times sienna poll, where it had a three-way race. look at this here. they're showing donald trump head if he grabbed 6% here, even more so and as kristen mentioned a little while ago, swing states like arizona look at that. that's where the support for jfk is. >> that's a really tempting goal out there for the trump campaign to try to grab a hold on, but there are counterfactuals to this. >> now you're go

boris alexander mikhailov, participant of the great patriotic war, hero. soviet union. he was called up for service in the workers' and peasants' red army. from october 1941 on the fronts. great patriotic war. by october 1943, guards lieutenant boris mikhailov commanded a battery of the fighter-anti-tank artillery regiment. finding himself in surrounded, the battery repelled all german attacks, destroying five tanks, two assault guns, two armored vehicles, more than 100 enemy soldiers and officers, and broke out of the encirclement by nightfall. by the decree of the presidium of the supreme soviet of the ussr on conferring the title of hero of the soviet union on the general, officer, sergeant and private personnel of the red army, boris aleksandrovich mikhailov was awarded the high title of hero of the soviet union. the kurapaty tract, before the great patriotic war, this place was not a territory minsk and was located 6 km from the city. in 1988, zindon poznyak, all oppositionists, oppositionist agent of western intelligence services on... that is, repressed, but is i

kuleba did, what boris johnson did, the famous article, what robert o'brien did in the famous article these are the so-called touchstones, right away, mr. antin , i want to say, they are not worth paying attention to, because it will not be possible to launch any negotiation process in the current conditions, not because washington, brussels, beijing do not want it, but it will not happen for the simple reason that moscow considers any negotiation process as a trap, and does not only for ukraine, but also for those who are talking about it the most today, and this makes it clear that in his article, the already cursed and already completely enclosed in quotes, these words are not a hero, borys jonsonyuk, because by the fact that he is. .. writes, clearly visible, you can think anything you want, but there is only one way to put the führer in his place is power. i agree with you, mr. roman, well, look, there are two more very important signals here, one signal came, oddly enough, from the kremlin, that is, they immediately reacted like this, kule was invited to the meeting, and accordi

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i think boris made his mark., and arguably he was one of the best orators that we've had in british politics. in a day when social media accounts, when presence counts, he was able to move into any room and command it in a way that we don't see. parliamentarians do. he had an absolute gift , parliamentarians do. he had an absolute gift, but as has been illustrated, he had shortfalls. he was very conscious of being a double edged sword, so to speak. and it's a shame that when he had a formidable team around him, such as when he was in the mayor's office in london, he did amazing things and took london into a better place. sadly, he didn't have that same team around him when he was prime minister. he was badly advised , minister. he was badly advised, didn't make the right decisions himself, and that led into the problems and the legacy that he's left behind. he also wasn't clear on brexit. you know, this toxic issue that we dare not speak its name. you know, he took us into a direction which left us with both brex

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in one of the windows. business, prominent businessman boris shpigel is getting acquainted with the papers. shpigel ended up behind bars after a scandal involving bribes for the former penza region governor ivan belozertsev, who headed the region from september 2015 to march 21. the term is not small, and there was enough trust in the manager. these were the words. official after winning the regional elections, i swear in good faith to fulfill the high duties assigned to me, when one spring day security forces came to belozertsev's office, he did not resist, without unnecessary questions , he walked down the main stairs of the administration building to a minibus, accompanied by an escort. there he is, yes, yes, yes, belozertsev, later it became known that by the time of the inauguration , the official was actively helping a prominent business representative boris shpiger. assisted in obtaining a state pharmaceutical contract for 700 million rubles. according to the investigation, the contract included services for acceptance, storage and dispensing of drugs that were purchased at the expe

kuleba was doing. what was done by boris johnson, the famous articles, what was done by robert o'brien in the famous article, these are the so-called touchstones, right away, mr. antin, i want to say, they are not worth paying attention to, because no negotiation process can be launched in the current conditions it won't work, not because they don't want it in washington, brussels, beijing, but it won't happen for that simple reason. the fact that moscow considers any negotiation process as a trap, and not only for ukraine, but also for those who are most concerned about it today says, and this clearly makes it clear, in his article, already damned, and already completely in quotes, these words are not a hero, boris johnsonyuk, because what he writes there is clearly visible, you can think anything you want, but there is only one s... people can put the führer in his place, that's power. i agree with you, mr. roman, well, look, there are two more very important signals here: one signal came, oddly enough, from the kremlin, that is, they immediately reacted like this to the kulebezvani

we don't have a composer boris potemkin, we have an engineer potemkin.ogizing for the fact that, that they won't be able to announce the name of the song's author in the program. and then dad's brother left for america, when dad came to get the treasured last signature that opened the door to the composers' union for him, he heard: they say your brother recently left for permanent residence in the state of israel, goodbye. and piekha just recorded another of dad's songs: natasha from the memoirs of anna potemkina, daughter of boris potemkin. blanket, a crumple on the pillow, let her not know how the cannons roar, let my nasushka, the world greets with affection, and let the most terrible there will be tales in life, and let him. scary, there will be tales in life. researcher, but he loved his wife very much, they lived together for 20 years, but he had an irrepressible temperament and he could shout at his beautiful star on stage , shout, foolishly dewy, otherwise you sing, edita, a natural intellectual, the daughter of a teacher, although her father was

boris viktorovich, hello, please tell us what products and developments will the corporation tacticalsile weapons present at the army 2024 forum. well, you need to look at the list of tasks facing our corporation, it will immediately be clear that we specialize in all air-to-air missiles, air-to-surface missiles, this is an aircraft missile, in addition. well- known to everyone coastal complexes bal, bastion, ship weapons, part of the underwater weapons, well, besides this, we have a fairly solid display of civilian products. in connection with the special military operation conducted by russia, all corporations of the defense industry complex have significantly increased their production volumes under the state defense order from the ministry of defense, so how is your corporation coping now, what are the results? we are not different for the worse, therefore. our orders have increased, probably, by an order of magnitude, and today all enterprises work 24/7, as is now customary, and people work without fail, labor collectives understand that the security of the country depends on the

but again, boris, this is a rally that is again, going to end what has been a significant visit by her in her vice presidents nominee to try an aggressive strategy in this crucial battleground state. because as you mentioned, while polls show he has a slight edge over former president donald trump it's still within the margin of error, so the campaign is keenly aware that they still have a ways to go is going to be a close race again, a state that president biden only won by less than 12 well thousand votes. so the vice president ending her trip here in this arena where you busy people behind me are trickling in another, exciting probably for the voters that have been here talking to us. >> never music quite loud. there are still alvarez. thank you so much from savannah brown. >> so any moment now, former president trump will be speaking at a campaign event in michigan where we were told that he'll focus on the economy. these are live pictures coming to who is from michigan by the way. his campaign however, is having to answer for an incredibly lewd and sexist post that trump shared on

of alcohol, but at the same time, boris yeltsin's interest in life was not vodka, power, and gennadyv's interest in life was vodka, not power, it was, this, these are different things, agree, when vodka is a hobby for you, well, for many people not only in russia, vodka can be a hobby, but when vodka is sense, for the sake of which you achieve some success, you hardly can to manage something effectively, and everyone understood perfectly well that it was ... nobody and nothing, and therefore this man could fear that if he gave the order to arrest the popularly elected president of russia, it could lead to greater excesses than it appeared , and can cause a rather negative reaction from the heads of other republics, who were also presidents, who were ready to somehow cooperate with the gkchp, but in conditions where they were sure of their own inviolability, because where there was really an attempt to establish... control over the situation, it in the baltic countries, there were actually hostilities, and in tallinn, and in riga, and in vilnius, there were already special forces unit

you have been quoting boris. one big hope i_ you have been quoting boris. _ you have been quoting boris. one big hope i have for labour is a simple vocation— hope i have for labour is a simple vocation of— hope i have for labour is a simple vocation of the planning regime because — vocation of the planning regime because it has become a nightmare. if builds _ because it has become a nightmare. if builds home, releasing more beavers— if builds home, releasing more beavers into the wild, it will be worth it — beavers into the wild, it will be worth it. . ., beavers into the wild, it will be worth it. ,, ., ., ., worth it. see, we do give a damn. thank you — worth it. see, we do give a damn. thank you for— worth it. see, we do give a damn. thank you for talking _ worth it. see, we do give a damn. thank you for talking to _ worth it. see, we do give a damn. thank you for talking to us - thank you for talking to us from your farm. thank you to yourfarm. thank you to our your farm. thank you to our panel as well. that is it from us. victoria is back on monday. un

>> it was on boris johnson's watch.e guy who drove that debate , he kind of cocked it up, debate, he kind of cocked it up, maybe on immigration, on immigration totally failed. >> and we only kind of caught, you know, i went into the home office very agitated on this issue. it was the first thing i said to rishi that we had to fix, you know, i don't want to go. i know that's it, but, you know, and ultimately, we didn't. >> there was a deal done and we didn't fix it in time. >> i wasn't able to fix it in time. >> well, there's a huge amount to discuss. we campaigned as right wingers and governed as socialists. that's what suella said. i will be discussing it with my panel very welcome back. we were listening to the wonderful interview that christopher hope had got with suella braverman, and you've been sending in your views and they're very supportive of suella. and he says, suella must stay in the conservatives to represent and fight for us conservative party members who agree with her. i agree with annie. let's say with

that independence... should guarantee the survival of the communist party, because on this very day boris yeltsin in moscow banned the communist party of the soviet union on the territory of russia federation, and in fact between these two desires it is necessary to ban the cpsu, and this was the main idea, or on the contrary to do everything possible so that ukraine becomes independent, but with... communist rule between these two desires had to be passed at this very moment and the fact that ukraine did not begin to be called a republic is the result of this fear that we will not be able to declare independence in any way, in any way to vote for it, and i remember that there were such fears until the last moment, so i think that in the action about independence... it will be reflected, in general, when levko lukenka wrote this first draft, which we saw this morning, there was a ukrainian people's republic in general, he wanted, and this, by the way, i think was right, to restore the ukrainian people's republic, so that we don't just say there , that ukraine is independent, we will inher

you know, boris, really, because the flax film dressed me, imagine, i'm going to san sabajan, to theal, so they interfered with a long skirt, a vest, any blouse. and the head of the delegation was sergei vladimirovich mikhalkov, when we somehow communicated, he always joked with me and said: "you watch, when you go on stage to get something, maybe they'll give it, just don't trip, don't get caught in your skirt." audrey herburn. you were awarded, yes, there was such a thing, i remember, i'm standing on the stage, and so they announce, the hall, applaud, suddenly a creature literally flies onto the stage from such a waist, some incredible eyes, and so, she was carrying my award with difficulty, this one, when she approached, something like that, well, according to our russian training, i rushed to hug her, and she was so fragile that, in general, she somehow disappeared in my arms, in general, the audience laughed, but you know, all the same, all the same , it was such a triumph for me, for everyone who starred in this film, and for director moskalenko, in general, strange. after cran

we have to leave here, because boris's friends won't leave us alone.e, i have to, i have to write a statement, i have to call the police, that's what i'm saying, there's no will left, we have no rights to this apartment, do you understand? no, i don't understand, grandpa always said you were a fighter, and you? it will be as i said, kostya, and have you seen grandma's emerald ring? no, why would i need it, yesterday. when i came home from school, uncle borya's friend was here, maybe it was him, the apartment, as you saw, yourself, well, it needs repairs, that's why i'm renting it out so cheaply, and will you show me the documents, yes, of course, let's move, yes, i'm telling you, your head is a bee, here. lord, who is this? hello, can i see georgy borisovich klimin, the dog and i found the documents? bor, come here. this is robbery, okay, please, hold on, yeah, goodbye, goodbye, all the best, i wonder how i'm going to get to school across this whole city, i guess i'll have to find a school in this area, yeah, it looks like it's fun here. yeah, it's oka

>> it was on boris johnson's watch.the guy who drove that debate , he kind of cocked it up, debate, he kind of cocked it up, maybe on immigration, on immigration totally failed. >> and we only kind of caught, you know, i went into the home office very agitated on this issue. it was the first thing i said to rishi that we had to fix, you know, i don't want to go. i know that's it, but, you know, and ultimately, we didn't. >> there was a deal done and we didn't fix it in time. >> i wasn't able to fix it in time. >> well, there's a huge amount to discuss. we campaigned as right wingers and governed as socialists. that's what suella said. i will be discussing it with my panel very welcome back. we were listening to the wonderful interview that christopher hope had got with suella braverman, and you've been sending in your views and they're very supportive of suella. and he says, suella must stay in the conservatives to represent and fight for us conservative party members who agree with her. i agree with annie. let's say wi

let's discuss the situation with political scientist boris rozhin. boris aleksandrovich, hello. good afternoon, yes, connections. it is possible, observing the situation in the world, the migration processes, to draw a conclusion. that these processes have begun to accelerate, in your opinion, everything that is now happening in europe and the usa, it is similar to what is happening in russia, well, if we talk about how the situation in russia is - this actually generates the current tension on this issue, literally the other day there was information that in russia migrants began to be given summonses, how can this situation be assessed? well, this is one of the ways, especially since in fact such a practice exists, here in so they register, including foreigners, well, citizens of other countries, these are countries of africa, latin america, asia, that is, well, everyone knows cubans. murderers, fiopians, sudanese, levians, that is...

. >> and no doubt, jess and boris, that is something that i repeatedly here on the campaign trail. >> so many people pull out worried about the ability to buy a house and the ability to afford rent and so this economic vision is really speaking to the needs of every every day americans republicans are characterizing it as just a wish list. they are in fact policies that would require working with congress and are very difficult to get older over the finish line. but at least now jess and boris, we have a vision, a concrete policy vision for what harris presidency would bring mckend live for us in raleigh. >> the question now becomes, how will voters absorbed this vision of the the economy? let's discuss with our panel and misha cross, matt gorman, jeff zeleny, and julia chatterley is with us as well. javan on the politics of this. there were two things that really struck out to me with this speech, and i think there were pretty obvious and deliberate on the issue of tariffs, which donald trump has sort of made his name sick think back to his first run for the white house. kamala harri

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it to the qataris, here, but the conservatives were outraged, how is that possible, qatar, so now borisants to completely destroy it, at the same time he speaks out, career. he can, he can, everything, everything that he touches, he will definitely destroy, now he speaks out that it is necessary to support ukraine, this is a unique chance, lindsay graham, it is clear, patented, it means that they have problems, well, yes, to the fact that they really are not the figures there now who joyfully declare that we must support, but there are cautious and more than cautious and skeptical statements, that reaction of the american press, it basically continues now, and what next, yes, and how long will ukraine hold this territory, even such patented russophobes as juliana röbke, yes, well, they say, well, okay, yes, there is a certain success, but what kind of? yes, what next, what will ukraine do, what, at what price will it be able to gain a foothold there, at least for a while, here the experts really have many more questions than the politicians, in this sense it is necessary to understand,

the tumor managed to deplete all the resources of bori’s little body.lts is brain hypoxia, which led to a combination of epilepsy and cerebral palsy. this is a medical history for 2 months. it's ice cream, that's all. this is for two, for the first two months of life, this is the medical history, exactly like that. now the parents are trying to ensure that boris can sit. the next goal is to stand and then walk. victoria spends 120 thousand a month on the rehabilitation of her youngest child, nikolai victoria, which is the lion’s share of the family budget, but the boy needs another operation, and that’s 2,2000 rubles. he needs the installation of a baclofen pump, thanks to which it will be possible for the baby to reduce blood pressure. spasticity, increased muscle tone, and provide the opportunity for its further motor development. borislav has practically no time, the operation needs to be done in a month, so all the family’s hopes for the help of caring people, including those who are now watching tv, will be helped by any amount that you indicate in