boris boris where? i killed them in the forest.lex, where did you take so long? story? if you stay in the house for a long time, we'll talk. we haven't seen alexander davydovich for a long time. well done for a long time. the guests must arrive. already here. she moved it. i want you to tell me about the recorder that you brought, not our recorder. well done, this is how he tells everyone that you didn’t bring any voice recorder of ours, but people are asking the bright ones about your specifics. but if you mess anything up, i'll be back for real. i am already leaving. got you alex, where are you? who's address i 'll remember. everything is fine, check-in for st. petersburg in 20 minutes, hotel address, i’ll send you an sms. get ready. eat my man in tula if you find a caiman, you will do whatever he tells you. here when to go right now? let me know she'll give it to you. if anything, something even worse will give me away. so solve this issue. i'll wait for you outside. sorry. tonya, what is this? swim look, which mother of the cha

boris 4.700 from nina to whom? we'll return, courtesy of boris boris topic bag give your mind bet 1000 attention to the screen in front saddle for this third one. absolutely right. this is the same amount that was thrown over the horse’s back. kingdom of 600 the european union includes only two percent of the territory subject to the king of this states. no, neither the uk another version yes no why is greenland not part of the european union even though it is a large territory? in this kingdom of europe, the monarchs in the 20th century were abolished and then restored spain yes spain judge for themselves from 1931 to 1939 a republic until 1947 a dictatorship without a king, and since 1947 formally the monarchs have franco as regent, and since 1975 a full-fledged restoration monarchy kingdom for 200 please. russia has a land border with this kingdom. norway right let's let's find out who the questions are from today. let's say hello. my name is edgar zapashny, i am a circus performer and the general director of the large moscow circus. today's questions to the participants of our game will be devoted to the history o

of the change of government, will act in the direction of supporting ukraine, simply because as boris borishe future of the european and global world, and global security, and the third important point the conclusion here is that there are different estimates of the resources that the kremlin has in order to launch the war further , and it should be said that although there was often a rather sad mood, well, this is the account that the sanctions there are weak, that the west is not able to cut off the u.s. - bypassing sanctions and so on but still , with a close look, it is clear that the degradation of the russian economy and the russian administrative system is unfolding in front of our eyes. how would be the best proof of this. we are also beautiful, and what is happening now in the generator, that is, that is what it is. this is not a self-evident evidence of some kind of management model. putin is not in the confident position in which he was allowed in 14 -th year and when he alixirov krym he himself is located

regardless of the change of governments, will act in the direction of supporting ukraine simply because boris borison wrote in his famous column, simply because putin's victory was complete. and the war was absolutely not pleasant . here is a list of positions of the future in general. the bottom line here is that there are different estimates of the resources that the kremlin has at its disposal in order to continue the war, and it is necessary to say that although there was often a rather mournful mood, this is the account that the sanctions are weak they are working that eh, the west is not able to cut off eh there , eh, the circumvention of sanctions, and so on . it is unfolding in front of our eyes, and as if the best confirmation of this is you have a good day and what is happening now in the generator, that is, that is what it is. confident in that in what position was he permissible in the 14th year, and when he annexed crimea, he himself is in the second perfect position in relation to his own elite now, uh, and uh , there have never been such large-scale, uh , shocking events as you have

of the change of government, will act in the direction of supporting ukraine, simply because, as boris borisin's victory in this war would not be pleasant at all. this is a list of the positions of the future in general, the future of european and global peace in general, and global security, and the third important fund concluded here is that there are different estimates of the resources that are available to the cream or to enter the war further and it must be said that although often a-ah, there was still a rather mournful mood, well, this is the account that the sanctions there are weak, that the west is not able to cut off the sanctions there, and so on after all, with a careful look, it is clear that there is a degradation of the russian economy and the russian management system . prigozhina, too, and what’s happening now in the generator, that’s what it is. this is not a self-inflicted evidence of the collapse of putin’s management model, but he is not in the confident position in which he was admittedly in the 14th year, and when krym himself is in the second perfect position in rel

the change of governments, will act in the direction of supporting ukraine simply because that as boris boris johnson wrote in his famous column simply because putin's victory was complete , and the war was completely unrehearsed. security and the third important fund included here is that there are different estimates of the resources that the kremlin has in order to continue the war uh, there is uh, circumvention of sanctions and so on. but still , uh, with uh, so to speak, uh, with a careful look, it is clear that there is a degradation of the russian economy and the russian uh, management system, uh, it is only unfolds before our eyes, as it were the best proof of this is that we are also beautiful and what is happening now in the generator, that is what it is. this is not self-evident evidence of the collapse of putin's management model, and he is not in the confident position in which he was allowed in oh, yes, when aleksiriroval krym, he himself is in the second perfect position in relation to his own elites now, eh . he was ruining it now, as if the whole world could see the situation

boris out of parliament. they made mistake putting him booting boris out of parliament. theythende mistake putting him booting borisake putting him booting boris out of parliament. theythe number 10 (e putting him booting boris out of parliament. theythe number 10 to putting him booting boris out of parliament. theythe number 10 to begin] him booting boris out of parliament. theythe number 10 to begin with into the number 10 to begin with because he is who he has always been. you know what? whether been. and you know what? whether whether consider ourselves whether we consider ourselves tories i would love tories or labour, i would love for us for second to just shed for us for a second to just shed that skin talk to each other that skin and talk to each other as one britain to another, one voter another. this man was voter to another. this man was found privileges found by the privileges committee, committee , to have conservative committee, to have lied parliament, to have lied to parliament, to have misled parliament, if there's one. >> do you know what i call the privileges committee? do you know what i call th

boris boris chuvarov. and i ask the court, when deciding on the preventive measure, to take into accountgned by leading doctors, academicians and corresponding members of the russian academy of medical sciences. the unprecedented persecution of a world-famous scientist, the aggressive position of the prosecutor's office, the outstanding scientific achievements of thousands of lives saved by melradov, but the aggressive position of the prosecutor 's office is understandable to me, but we are talking only about malfeasance, and about a person who has a permanent place of residence, work, position in society. why use arrest? are you afraid that he will hide, it’s possible , it’s just quieter, justify your statement, but i ask you not to in any way touch on the murder of mrs. aleshina, the culprit of which has not yet been identified? sit down, mr. lawyer, the prosecutor has not mentioned anything like this yet, he has already been convicted and i draw the court’s attention to the fact that he was convicted today. distorting the picture of the disease, and then facts of falsification of medi

for you minus 100 for andrey exactly 4000 for boris par value bid nikolay 1200 boris one and a half nikolay pass we play for one and a half thousand with boristory to cross the english channel on just such a ship, on a steamboat, on a steam boat. absolutely right. boris choose here and krabi 600, a vessel of this type, the batilus, with a length of almost 414 m and a width of 63 m, is considered the largest designed of its kind in the world. aircraft carrier no, no. possibly a tanker absolutely correct. in 2016, for the first time in the history of russia, experiments were carried out on towing them , the icebreaker captain dranetsen managed to lasso. in the kara sea of ​​a giant. icebergs weigh more than a million tons. absolutely right. it’s important to learn how to guide an iceberg into away from important objects. not just fruit for 900. zoologist william calder jokingly called them honorary mammals. their feathers are more suitable for fur, and their wings are almost invisible. it's kiwi, kiwi, birds, kiwi, right. not only one and a half thousand fruit. 400 for you the question costs one and a half 1900 for nikolai 5.5 for boris nikola

boris out of parliament. they made mistake putting him booting boris out of parliament. theythende mistake putting him booting borisake putting him booting boris out of parliament. theythe number 10 (e putting him booting boris out of parliament. theythe number 10 to putting him booting boris out of parliament. theythe number 10 to begin] him booting boris out of parliament. theythe number 10 to begin with into the number 10 to begin with because he is who he has always been. you know what? whether been. and you know what? whether whether consider ourselves whether we consider ourselves tories i would love tories or labour, i would love for us for second to just shed for us for a second to just shed that skin talk to each other that skin and talk to each other as one britain to another, one voter another. this man was voter to another. this man was found privileges found by the privileges committee, committee , to have conservative committee, to have lied parliament, to have lied to parliament, to have misled parliament, if there's one. >> do you know what i call the privileges committee? do you know what i call th

everyone in glavka knew that there was such a password in minsk boris gustavovich, who was boris kustanovich borisch was the director of a grocery store diagonally from the circus there now, in my opinion, they sell some very expensive hope of mermaids. picked up the phone. i told boris gustavovich something and a moscow official, accompanied by a uniformist, because we had something hard to carry, then they went to boris ustaloevich and that one with delicacies that were not on the counter, well, they were supplied to this store. he left for moscow with minsk delicacies, which were not available in a fairly well-provided moscow. well, i'm not talking about the fact that all the artists simply wanted to work in minsk, work in the minsk circus. the minsk circus under the marusaliv flourished with its zeal, three belarusian teams were released. here is the last one let out, i in the seventy second year. umarusalov, as a leader, had very successful foreign trips with circus groups, moreover, somewhere. hmm, in my opinion, in the early sixties, he brought a complete set of finnish saunas with stones f

boris johnson. now he is resiuunin brought down boris johnson. now he is resigning his _ brought down borissigning his seat, tamworth. - brought down boris johnson. now he is resigning his seat, tamworth. we| is resigning his seat, tamworth. we have a by—election on the horizon. how key is this? it is obviously a conservative held seat, and is it when the conservatives could win back? , ., . ., , back? they might do. what is fascinating — back? they might do. what is fascinating about _ back? they might do. what is fascinating about this, - back? they might do. what is fascinating about this, i - back? they might do. what is fascinating about this, i have | back? they might do. what is i fascinating about this, i have to rid the might reveal this, we bumped into each other in the newsroom and you sent me the task of trying to put this in some kind of context and it is really interesting because it is the kind of see the conservatives currently hold with a pretty large majority, labourwould currently hold with a pretty large majority, labour would require something like a 19 or 20% swing to

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boris vanin boris once again. hello, please tell us what is happening around the draft final declaration. yes, yuri, welcome again. and we are now in the international media center, where all the journalists who cover the g20 week themselves work. look how many cameras there are, foreign press, reporters from different countries are also preparing for the example of keys. and of course, here in chlorine, they themselves are giving everything now, uh, speculation in another way, you can say it in the western media, which uh publish. uh, the most different and in many ways even contradictory versions of what the final declaration of this summit here in new delhi will look like, in general, before the start of the g20 meeting, and the western press was practicing, again, it’s hard to say differently here. the question is whether the final declaration will be adopted at all or not; it was reported that there were supposed disagreements between the participants. uh, the g20 is so irreconcilable that they may not reach a communiqué. now do another one. it's a false statement that there will be a declaration accepted, but the question is with what wording? for example, the bloomberg agency reports that the wording will be a compromise similar to those that were at the summit last year in bali, then there were very general , streamlined words, and the newspaper politics, in turn. uh, it is reported with reference to some unnamed sources that the supposed final statement of the leaders of the g20 countries may contain words about respecting territorial integrity. a call to respect sovereignty, supposedly. this formulation will suit you russia and the west well, the official representative of the russian foreign ministry, maria zakharova, advised all journalists not to succumb to provocations and wait until tomorrow, when the final declaration will be announced. as the representative of india at this summit, sherpa of india, says that the final declaration, after all, is agreed upon and it will be made public later, but in general, india, with the general agreement of all summit participants, called for this today, opening the plenary session and the prime minister of india at the rendering of modi. group 20 india calls on the world to unite overcoming the global trust deficit it's time for all of us to act together, whether it's the north-south divide east-west food and fuel management terrorism cybersecurity health care energy or water security. we will have to find a lasting solution to these problems for future generations of discussion. the leader of the g20 countries is leading behind closed doors , journalists could observe just this welcome speech in render fashion, but the west, of course, does not lose attempts to win agenda on oneself, to impose this own opinion on the rest of the participants. and so, for example, to describe the european commission at the channel of the fundyarlyandal interview with the german media, in which the media also speculated on the topic of what the final communiqué would be, and she stated , i quote, i insist on compliance with the fundamental principles. there is, by the way, urcelo vonderlein and a phrase about, uh , non-recognition of territories allegedly annexed by russia. well, in general, everything is as in zelensky’s peace formula, which the west is now promoting in an absolutely pirated way. and pirated. in this case, not a figure of speech. if you look at the form in which the big twenty arrived here in new delhi, and the land to urs. german chancellor. olaf scholz, he is still, well, there is no other way to say one-eyed, and after his supposedly unsuccessful walk, where he fell, as the media reported, uh, a german concern, he has not yet recovered, and he is participating here in a black bandage in all meetings, but, apparently, that’s why he cannot see with one eye that the world is becoming more and more multipolar. and this is also not an attraction following the recent with the expansion of brix e, which now includes six new countries, there are more and the g20 itself today in new delhi, the african union has become a full member, announced this. the prime minister of india, in render fashion, just opening the summit as host, he invited the head of the african union to the round table, and he, to the applause of all the other participants, took his place closer to the center , and they put there, uh, a sign with the inscription african union, and this is the expansion the voice of the global south will be strengthened. african the union, uh, unites 55 countries of the continent, and therefore the g20 will have more representatives. moscow ’s inclusion of the african union in the g20 only supports this, and president vladimir putin and russian foreign minister sergei lavrov have spoken about this more than once. moscow’s position is unchanged - this is a dialogue on equal and therefore, of course, the group of twenty should not follow only principles. the west must include all divergent opinions. and uh, if we return to the draft final declaration and the information around it, then sergei lavrov already stated on the eve of what if any anti-russian rhetoric will be contained in this final clinic? moscow will not sign such a document yuri yes borisailed story. let me remind you that our special correspondent was on the direct line from india. boris ivanin. together with him, we are monitoring what is happening; the number of deaths as a result of the earthquake in morocco exceeded 800 people; almost 700 earthquake earthquakes were injured; the magnitude was 6.9. the epicenter was located 80 km from the world famous tourist city of marrakech, uh, dozens houses are completely destroyed, the emergency service continues the search rescue operation, condolences to the authorities and residents of morocco were expressed by russian president vladimir putin, the corresponding telegram was published on the kremlin website at least five people were killed, another 25 were injured as a result of a major road accident in turkey in the south-east of the country , a truck rammed several cars cars and crashed into a crowd of residents, as local media write. and people stood in line for funeral prayers, according to preliminary data. the car's

although they did hold on to the former sea— former seat of boris johnson in london. former seat of boris johnson in london- the — former seat of boriss johnson in london. the seat in _ former seat of boris johnson in london. the seat in tamworth | former seat of boris johnson in - london. the seat in tamworth that chris pincher will be vacating is unusual. an mp in another seat, which is being abolished, eddie hughes, is supposed to stand in tamworth at the next election so does he quit his current constituency and trigger a by—election, he is not prepared to do that so the conservatives hope to find someone who is willing to stand and if they win hold the seat to the next general election and then give it to another candidate, eddie hughes, for the next general election so the conservative party has got into a bit of a model in terms of this seat and probably won't help their case in terms of selling the candidate to constituents if they say this individual will not actually be the candidate at the general election, we have lined up to someone else. this year marks the 60th anniversary of the march on washington where martin luther

boris maksudov. boris greetings tell us how denis himself comments on such actions of the moldovan authorities. tatyana hello, we are waiting now. we are waiting for our colleague to return; the plane should land in an hour and a half . we hope to receive it. what is called first -hand commentary. well, in the meantime, this whole situation with the doubling of a russian journalist is being actively commented on by his colleagues. so, for example, the general director. today, russia's media holding called it a crossing of all possible boundaries. uh, ex the president of moldova says dodon also commented on the situation and called this the level of anti-russian actions is off the charts. this is how he commented on today's creation. well, everyone understands that, but today’s situation is already beyond all limits of reason. let 's listen to how the chairman of the russian union of journalists commented on the actions of the moldovan authorities. well, this is a cleansing of the information field, this is a violation of all possible rights and freedom of speech, freedom of dissemination of information and in some way an outrage against the personality because, well, essentially an unprecedented case for our colleague. eh, they just took them out of the apartment, put them in a car, took them to the airport and sent them to moscow. if the very fact of the hunt for russian journalists in moldova has not surprised anyone for a long time, then this is the very form that was chosen for the next such act. this surprises even the most seasoned , let me remind you that the journalist came home early in the morning. e was not even given time to get ready and was simply escorted to the airport. it is known that e pets. for example, he still has things at home, some documents, and today in the afternoon, and the chargé d'affaires was summoned to the ministry of foreign affairs, and moldova here in russia had a manual mono, there was a protest. and strangely enough, the official representative of moldova commented on today’s event in response to the question why, what did he answer? let's listen. according to the official announcement published on the website of the inspector general for migration issues of the ministry of internal affairs of the republic of moldova, these citizens did not interfere with the republic, moldova creating a threat to information security republic thus vitaly denisov interfered in internal affairs or posed a threat. naturally, no explanations followed. strictly speaking, what happened, and the previous ones were similar. here are cases when russian journalists. they just don’t let them in moldova. let me remind you that russian journalists have not worked in the republic for a long time . it is almost impossible for media representatives to get there. and here is what representatives of the foreign ministry maria zakharova said about this. secondly, i can say that this is not an isolated action, but this link a-a in the next in the chain, and hmm , the inadequate attitude of the current moldovan authorities to the concept of democracy. they just don't seem to understand what it is. they don’t understand what freedom of speech is, what the rights and freedoms of journalists are. yes , write, but no, they have already learned to speak, too, only in practice. they don't know how to operate with this. the russian diplomatic department has already stated that retaliatory measures from russia in connection with the deportation of the head of moldova’s satellite will definitely follow now e from specialized international structures. uh, they ask you to give a proper assessment of the actions. chisinau, well, let me remind you. um, we’re waiting for our colleague to get a flight in an hour and a half. e from yerevan by flight, and through armenia it is sent here on the scale. we are waiting for korea thank you for direct communication from domodedovo airport where the deported head of moldova's satellite denisov will land soon our correspondent boristually stopped allowing cars with russian license plates into the country. since the european commission recently further clarified the existing sanctions, and estonia considers it necessary to use all opportunities to increase the cost of aggression for russia in consultation with the authorities of latvia and lithuania. we came to the conclusion that limiting the most effective sanctions when applying them together. this quote. minister of the interior of estonia, the ban applies to cars that are used not only for commercial purposes, but also for personal purposes, the restrictions will not affect vehicles belonging to citizens of the european union and their immediate relatives. previously, a ban on entry with russian license plates was introduced by latvian authorities, who announced that they would not allow cars registered in russia to cross the border with russia and belarus joined the sanctions. and lithuania, where the citizenship of the owner of the vehicle does not matter,

boris maksudov boris , welcome. tell me if you succeeded talk to denisov and how he comments on the events. tatyana greetings, deported for 10 years, tired after a long flight , but not broken, vitaly denisov literally 15 minutes ago landed here in moscow . of course, we managed to talk to him, as he said that on the one hand, the decision to deport was unexpected. they didn’t even let us pack our things and take away our pets, they gave us 15 minutes to get ready, but on the other hand, it was quite expected for a country where it’s practically impossible. this is the third year now, the real war is on russian journalists. he is far from the first person. not the first magazine to deport, but it’s rude. this was done for the first time, here’s what vitaly denisov himself told us about it. we need to get ready, at least the most necessary things are there, a phone charger. i had the code there. now he remains there as a hostage, a prisoner of conscience . you see, well, somehow, well, i think this is an absolutely uncivilized behavior. in principle, these four employees are quite correct, but there were some people there. let's say what we call small attacks. well this was all within reason, which cannot be said about their leaders. the scandal with the deportation of a russian journalist has already caused enough of a stir. uh, a big response, for example, uh, the head of the russian media group today, uh, said that chisinau has crossed all possible borders , the former president of moldova also commented on this situation and talks about don, he called that the regime is my sundai already, and himself i have already surprised everyone and the level of anti-russian actions is simply off the charts. here's what they said about it russian union well, this is a purge of the information field, this is a violation of all possible rights and freedom of speech, freedom of dissemination of information and in some way an outrage on the personality because, well, in fact, this is an unprecedented case of our colleague. eh, they just took him out of the apartment, put him in a car, took him to the airport and sent him to moscow. today a representative of moldova was summoned to the ministry of foreign affairs, he replied that and the reasons for such an action by the moldovan authorities were that vitaly denisov allegedly threatened security and committed some actions that interfered in the affairs of the state. what was the reaction from the russian species? secondly, i can say that this is not an isolated action, but this is another link in the chain. ah, um, the inadequate attitude of the current moldovan authorities to the concept of democracy. they just don't seem to understand what it is. they don’t understand what freedom of speech is , what it is, and the rights and freedoms of journalists, yes to write and no, they have already learned to speak only in practice. they don't know how to operate with this. vitaly denisov headed one of let me remind you of the most famous news agencies in moldova, for example, there were more than 30,000 subscribers in the telegram channel of the news agency sputnik young alone. it is clear that the main reason for this expulsion was politically motivated. this is what vitaly denisov himself told us. well, in fact, the memory is correct, there is the power of some political dwarfs who can only behave in the same way as in relation to me, because for anything more they do not have the strength to forgive even their minds. in the russian foreign ministry stated that retaliatory measures from russia will definitely follow. moscow is now demanding that relevant international structures give a proper assessment of the actions. chisinau colleagues. communications from domodedovo airport where the deportee and the head of moldova's satellite vitaly denisov landed our correspondent borissident of the spanish football federation, has become one of the main newsmakers in recent weeks after his open kiss with a football player at the award ceremony in honor of the victory. spain at the cup the world of narubilis was hit by a barrage of public criticism. and what forced him to leave his posts repeatedly apologize the topic will be continued by danil europe is once again moving further and further from common sense, a big scandal broke out with a kiss, which implied only the joyful emotions of the head of the spanish football federation at the moment of the triumph of the women 's team at the world cup, awarding a spaniard, who for the first time in history, they won gold at the world championship, happiness and an understandable reaction, understandable to many, causing only a smile and tenderness, but in in european society , other values ​​increasingly prevail over time. and perhaps this case may mark a new era of protection of women’s rights, in turn, no matter how par

boris maksyudova he joins us from smolenskaya square, and boris we welcome but usually in such cases they are western. the diplomats were somehow laconic, or the chargé ad interim did say something. yes, dmitry , welcome, surprisingly, there was an official comment literally, uh, 10 minutes ago by the charge d'affaires. moldova left that the meade building tried. he hasn't been here for long, literally about 15 minutes, most likely it will be a note of protest , a traditional diplomatic measure. in such cases and here is the first official comment from moldova which, let me remind you , was expelled this morning or uh. it’s easier to say by practically drinking our uh journalist colleague. and uh, the question was why they treated the journalist this way, uh, who was practically not even given time to get ready, they came to his home and took him on the first flight. here is the first official comment. let's listen. according to the official announcement published on the website of the inspector general of the migration issue of the ministry of internal affairs of the republic of moldova, these citizens the republic did not interfere, moldova created a threat to the information security of the republic. interfered in affairs and threatened security, in general, standard formulations for moldova, which i will remind you. for quite some time now he has been waging a real war against russian journalists. this is a state with a population. um, a little over 2 million people. uh, as uh noticed. denisov’s satellite colleagues remind him of such a petty swindler who, uh, every year provokes more and more and chooses such rather boorish methods. here for example, denis arrived and was told straight home to get ready. his pets were left there and they weren’t even given time for any preparations. now he is flying towards moscow. the immediate reaction to this was perhaps the most striking. the definition was given by dmitry kiselev who called it the crossing of all borders. chisinau has crossed all borders. this is exactly what dmitry kiselev called the actions of the official official of chisinau. and here is how they commented on today’s event in the form of maria zakharova. and secondly, i can say that this is not an isolated action, but this link uh, next in the chain, huh? inappropriate attitude, hmm, of the current moldovan authorities to the concept of democracy. they just don't seem to understand what it is. they don’t understand what freedom of speech is, what it is, and the rights and freedoms of journalists. yes, they have already learned to write and speak, too, only in practice. they don't know how to operate with this. yes, at these moments vitaly denisov is now flying towards moscow , we are waiting for his return. well, here’s how his colleagues commented on the events. let's listen. the leadership, which has gone completely mad, seems to me from its own this so-called fight with one big one. in general, an enemy. here. that is ok. i think that the heroes will be rewarded and justice will prevail. yes, it’s not the first time they’ve been deported and detained, so we’ll continue to work. yes, dmitry, that ’s all. yes, borishe head of the sputnik agency was deported from moldova, moldova well, and in fact about everything that began immediately after . in moscow, the day before, an exhibition on the commissioning of the economic complex opened, technologies for commissioning the preparation of wastewater disposal were presented there water treatment in general, everything related to water supply.

boris johnson . and boris for boris johnson. rent case because he he'd flagrantly broken rules that he'd set up now had rishi sunak resigned over that it probably would have would have put pressure on boris johnson to resign to stop rishi sunak from competing in the following leadership election . following leadership election. and so his friends were saying to him, look, please don't do it. there's obviously the wider question these these friends were working for rupert murdoch . there is the suggestion in the in the book that rupert murdoch personally intervened . and personally intervened. and obviously, there's a question whether or not a media mogul should be intervening in politics. >> now, this could have had a quite an impact on what we've seen in terms of rishi sunak becoming prime minister. the claim is, or at least one of the conclusions that can be drawn from this is that if rishi sunak had resigned at that point back in april , he had resigned at that point back in april, he would then not had resigned at that point

right now, you'll have to put together a portfolio yourself to look for another work boris igorevich please. boris boris her life. call her again to persuade her to attend this exhibition. well, how can i call her? well, how can i persuade her, if she doesn’t want to, maybe she just doesn’t need it now. she really needs it. well, it’s just not the right time for all this now, and she also has these dolls now only three so far. three, why didn’t she tell me about this, that she herself was not herself, but she was. a bunch of sketches, ready-made patterns, i saw it myself, she will do everything. she may be a very good agent. yes, your secretary has a different opinion. so, what's your name? what's your name? you didn't introduce yourself svetlana my name is boris very nice. i'll think about it. how could an experienced dealer tell you that you should always leave your interlocutor with the feeling that you have made a decision? well , yes well, actually, all these two are already ready. and this is still amazing in the works, like a fairy tale. is everything done manually, or what? well , of course, thi

boris johnson? >> boris johnson, yes now, >> oh, boris johnson, yes. now, this story. son, yes. now, this a nanny for story. he >> oh, boris johnson, yes. now, this a nanny for three ory. he >> oh, boris johnson, yes. now, this a nanny for three daysie >> oh, boris johnson, yes. now, this a nanny for three days for had a nanny for three days for the new child, carrie, the wife is in prison. sorry? prison hosphal is in prison. sorry? prison hospital. hospital for. >> just let me feel like a freudian slip. >> she's in hospital for a few days apparently boris's days and apparently boris's mother in law saw boris then as prime minister, having a glass of with the nanny who's of prosecco with the nanny who's going to look after when carrie came her. this came back, sacked her. this could potentially go to court being denied. she's a rather glamorous nanny if she is watching on tv. she's very glamorous 59, let me you glamorous at 59, let me tell you , i've known boris for , i've known boris johnson for a very if there's any very long time. if there's any suggestion carrie he

boris ivanin. greetings boris, are the current regulations already known? yes, alexandra. greetings , but we are located right on the main platform next to the conference hall, where i'm about to start the east asian summit. and if you see behind me, just now journalists have gathered. they are waiting for the motorcade and motorcades of foreign politicians who are arriving here before the start of this meeting , i must say that in general east asian summit, as opposed to the sessions themselves, in which, uh, 10 participating states. so , the east asian summit brings together a larger number of states - 16. this state of east and southeast asia takes part in the work of the east asian summit and the head of the russian foreign policy department. sergei lavrov plans to discuss the creation of a wide range of topics, a multi-vector dialogue, as emphasized on smolenskaya square, in fact. this summit is intended to develop common solutions for the entire region on key global questions to shit a single position, a position that the west will have to reckon with. after all , in a few days in new delhi. the g20 summits are starting, where the voices of developing countries are getting louder and louder, which includes both india, which will host the g20 itself, and indonesia, the host of this east asian summit and the osian summit, which literally ended enchantingly with a fireworks salute in jakarta the day before . well, today the leader of these states, along with the back table of jakarta. eh, arrived at night prime minister. india on ringer's fashion with indonesian president jokovid. they opened a bilateral osian summit, india fashion called, quote, interaction with strange east asia an important part of indian politics, which at its core hmm has this concept. take action. in the east. this is what the leaders of the two countries also called strategic partnership. as our partnership enters its fourth decade, it is with great pleasure that i open the summit. osian india. our country and the association of states southeast asia has many connections and historical and geographical common values ​​of unity of religion, as well as belief in a world of prosperity and success that also unites us, and the session today is the central value determining policy in the region, india fully supports the ocean policy. well, just the day before , sergei lavrov held a bilateral meeting with a colleague from india, this is the head of the foreign political department of this country , of course, ministers. jakarta is a certain church hours, just before the start of this big twenty week, where the head of the russian foreign policy department will go in the final part of his big asian tour. india is now continuing to work on a joint declaration, and according to the results of the g20, relevant documents are being prepared and foreign media, uh, while they are giving out conflicting information, they supposedly have already agreed on all sides. what points will be included in this declaration is that there are irreconcilable differences in wording between the g20 participants. well, it is clear that basically these discrepancies relate, of course, to the ukrainian conflict, in which the west actively supports and pumps up the kiev regime with weapons, but here are the countries. the day before, at the summit here, the russians spoke exclusively in favor of a peaceful settlement of this issue. well, we will find out what will be in the final statement of the g20 at the end of this week. in the meantime, we are waiting for the outcome of the discussion here in jakarta in east asian. summit. by the way, the secretary general of the united nations, antonio guterish, has also been invited. so what as for sergei lavrov’s work schedule, as part of his big asian tour, which is very busy after indonesia, even before india , he will go for the minister. this will be the first visit to this country alexandra borisl follow the progress of the summit with you. let me remind you that my colleague boris ivanin was in direct contact with jakarta. on the eve of the anniversary of the liberation of donetsk from the nazi occupiers, the fsb declassified archival documents - these are interrogations of nazi criminals 80 years ago red the army liberated the city of stalin, which now bears the proper name of donetsk, on the territory of the current dpr from october 1941 to september 1943 . the ss massacred over 170,000 people. soldiers and officers of the wehrmacht also took an active part in the massacres now economic news gazprom rejects the results of an audit of the historical debt on the part of moldova gas artyom what amount are we talking about alexandra the russian company insists on a debt of 709 million dollars, chisinau decided to cut the amount to we'll talk about this a bit later. in the meantime, annual inflation in the week to september 4 accelerated to almost 5.2%, that is , by about 2/10 i

secondly, his image, just if you look at his portrait, he is very colorful, who plays tsar boris, who plays borisage, the director took the actress away ulyana ermakova, her ulyana andreevna is an interesting lady in all respects, you are an original person, comrade timofeev, a big challenge , because this is a big movie, it’s hard to unsee it, but it’s clear that everyone will compare, everyone came up to me and waited for when i’ll take off my wig, i’ll tell you, and he’ll cure you, and he’ll cure me, bulgakov doesn’t have this, bulgakov has amazing humor , the play is actually amazing, if you were in mikhailovna’s place, i would hang myself, recidivist thief georges miloslavsky is organizing a separate circus performance , in the hall even turn on the light, transporting the audience, his sweet dreams, comrade, he is a thief and an artist, and when he says that i am an artist, he is absolutely, he is an artist, of large and chamber theaters, as it seems to him, okay, this is a tourist, he says, it’s just unclear, we had a translator, but we cooked it up, of course, the director was tormented b

boris. boris guilty, which did for boris and low and behold, here she pops up working for keir starmer. re and you can draw your own conclusions. >> well, boris is supporters would have and they did would have said, and they did say, negated the say, emma, that it negated the entire partygate inquiry because she all over it like this . she was all over it like this. >> so corrupt. we never really had the truth. when did she and sir keir first go for lunch? when did they start discussing this? it back? can't this? was it back? i can't remember was it remember the dates now. was it the was november the october? was it november or did she wait her three months until were able to? i don't until they were able to? i don't think got the truth think we ever got the truth about really no. and about that. really no. and i don't i think it's now don't think i think it's now clear was not clear that she was not politically neutral and she should have been above that. >> but no civil servant is politically neutral. i mean, i know supposed be, but know they're supposed to be, but what she is, is sort

boris ivanin, welcome boris. tell us what topics will be the focus of your attention. yes, tatyana, i welcome you, but india at this g20 summit is relying on such a unifying slogan , the motto themselves is one earth, one family, one future, uh, and, of course, in the spotlight - these are issues of global economic growth and development. it's already getting dark here in new delhi. tomorrow is the opening itself, and this afternoon the head of the russian foreign ministry, sergei lavrov, who represents the moscow delegation at this summit , arrived here in new delhi on behalf of russian president vladimir putin. eh, our delegation is like that, and national indian dances have local flavor. well, needless to say, but, uh, nevertheless, the questions, of course, will be quite serious on the agenda here, and sergei lavrov, uh, has a planned speech at the plenary sessions. it's a pity that there will be double-sided ones too. negotiations and meetings, and on the fields they themselves are what is called on their feet. well, the summit is the same , not here at all. it's hard that you sometimes predict. for example, the prime minister of india promises to hold at least 15 bilateral meetings with foreign leaders in a rendering fashion for the right of host. well, in addition to general meetings, india hosts the whole world, with this headline one of the local publications came out today and hmm on the cover. they put portraits of all the leaders who have been coming here since the week, but, uh, the truth. uh, so they put a portrait of russia there - it ’s just sergei lavrov and vladimir putin , it seemed to us that, on the one hand, it seems to be correct. eh, then because it is sergei lavrov who represents our delegation from the other side. uh, that’s not entirely correct, because, uh, on this cover there’s a portrait of, uh, the head of china finance. meanwhile, beijing is represented here only under the prime minister. well, and uh, of course. what else needs to be said about the busy agenda. sergei lavrovy completes his big asian tour here, he arrived, uh, from dhaka from bangladesh. hmm, where uh , he made his first historic visit in his entire career, he was not in the republic and was already there before leaving. he met at the russian embassy with informants from soviet and russian universities; they know the russian language well. they love russia; they are citizens of the republic of bangladesh who once studied in our country. and so, uh, what kind of conversation they had with the head of the russian foreign ministry, let's listen to a fragment. the soviet union gave to humanity. may and when furniture by students to russia who, back in the soviet years, together with moscow , both fought against unyielding orders. the west now supports our country. now nothing has changed over the years. and in this historical context. it is clear that they want russia to win not only in the ukrainian conflict, but also in a more global sense of the situation in ukraine itself, and not only about why russia came to the defense of donbass. sergei lavrov spoke in detail at this meeting at the russian embassy. let's listen to the head of our mida convinced establish a war in 2015 and convinced them to sign an agreement that confirms the values ​​that these territories will be provided. well, it’s precisely the contradiction over how to deal with the ukrainian conflict that is preventing us from reaching a consensus here in new delhi, in fact, at the g20. where world leaders are already gathering. for example, the prime minister of great britain, rishi sunok, has already arrived. by the way, london will ask, as the british press writes at this summit, india , its former colony, to act as a mediator in peaceful resolution of the ukrainian crisis. well , this is a funny historical detail, and taking into account the fact that india is a former british colony in new delhi. also, the plane has already landed, uh, and the plane with uh, the prime minister of japan has arrived and the head of the italian government is now in the state of the g20 and 19 countries and the european union, but moscow is about to expand and so to speak, and the number, and the organizations that are included in the twenty, for example, also include the african union so that uh, well, really, uh, this is a multipolar world more hmm rightly represented here uh at a meeting like the g20 and perhaps. uh, there’s a very high probability that this initiative will be approved, even if not right away. so, uh, the day before, uh, information appeared in the german press that the west was ready to agree to russian conditions. including with regard to the notorious grain deal, and a. he, uh, writes about it. uh, the general director of the organization is antonio gotanish. this letter turned out to be at the disposal of the german publication. he will make every effort to restore grain production deal, exactly on russian terms on a on the terms that hmm had been asking for for a long time, and hmm, which moscow insisted on, including insurance of russian ships, and hmm, reconnection in all economic banks to the swift system once frozen e in euroco. eh, russian assets, well, here is sergei lavrov. by the way, at the counter embassy he was hopeful, explaining why russia interrupted its participation in this deal in the first place? which is used by the military who patrolled your friend's passage. austrians first of all, we need to talk, but the west and , first of all, the united states, their allies, talk and negotiate, they just don’t want to. the white house has already announced that, for example, jabaiden will arrive here. she will become the g20 in new delhi and will not hold a bilateral meeting with the chinese prime minister qilian, and the head of the european union is a shawl. michel so ambiguously announced that maybe, uh, the differences of opinion among world leaders will be so intractable that it will not be possible to agree on a text the final declaration of this summit, he may have said that he should avoid harsh statements, but no one expects these harsh statements. in general, at least from moscow’s side. however, russia is determined to win, especially after such uh, inspiring meetings. what were lavrova like in the new year and in indonesia after which he arrived here in india for the g20 summit, then borisect communication from india was our special correspondent from borisovan. sergei shoigu today presented the highest state awards and gold medals star to participants in a special military operation. all of them received the title of hero of russia for their courage. marriage and heroism shown in the performance of military duty, the title of hero of the russian federation was awarded to colonel naimushin sergei nikolaevich , senior lieutenant zhuravlev vladislav nikolaevich, junior lieutenant krivulya alexey vladimirovich i sincerely congratulate you on these high awards. the highest appreciation for your return work, i am confident that you will continue to serve our country and our cause with the first truth. well naturally, wishes. so that everyone is alive and healthy, but the main thing is to complete the task. russian troops repelled 14 enemy attacks in the donetsk direction, they took up more advantageous positions in kupinsky, this was announced today by the ministry of defens

we will find out what other meetings are planned from our special correspondent boris ivanin, welcome borisr attention. yes tatyana welcome but india is at this g20 summit relies on such a unifying slogan , the summit is held under the slogan one earth, one family, one future, uh, and, of course, the focus is on issues of global economic growth and development. here now in new delhi it is already getting dark tomorrow opening themselves.

quietly hurried to leave the country , the agrophoses were not there, boris ivanin tracked. borisis blogger here, this crazy blogger, looks like he was scared of being drafted into the army, yes, and all greetings, it seems that, yes, or rather, even an obvious question. now it's just a matter of how soon. he will return again and the tiktoker has never found himself abroad. scoundrel yes, not melokhin, this is the second time he has left russia for control at the airport, vnukovo, he now passed through in a spotted stylized t-shirt. here the military uniform was shaking, like an aspen leaf. they say that economy class passengers retreated to dubai, although it was not yet at stake in the pink move that they laid out joyful luck from red square. i'm in moscow . you're a sucker. you can't be. how's europe? how do you enjoy dubai? i don’t want to live in dubai i don’t want to live in dubai i don’t want to live in dubai i didn’t want to, but i had to ah, this is an unbearable difficulty of existence. and he would have continued to act like a monkey, but then suddenly his conscription

himself received a summons to the israeli military registration and enlistment office , boris ivanov answers, boris, there are no options other than going to serve, but there aren’t really any. well, essentially, yes, as they say? if you can’t teach charmy, if you don’t want to , we’ll force it. this is also true for israel. they didn’t want to fight for their homeland, but in a foreign land they have to fight and no one looks at their supposedly pacifist views, the pitiful story of the relaxants who rushed from russia to israel after the start of the ukrainian conflict is replicated by the liberal publication moscoins. although his website blocked at the request of roskomnadzor. here is 17-year-old alice, for example, crying that she was called to the psal. according to local laws, the requirement to serve applies to any migrants who are under 22 years old and receive israeli citizenship and not knowing, as in her case, does not exempt from military service. these people are an example of how effectively and at the same time, how dangerously destructively pro-western propaganda influences people.

boris johnson. as to whether this is about— on boris johnson. as to whether this is about economics, _ on boris to the _ many people think that when it comes to the issue _ many people think that when it comes to the issue of— many people think that when it comes to the issue of climate _ many people think that when it comes to the issue of climate change, - many people think that when it comes to the issue of climate change, it- to the issue of climate change, it is not _ to the issue of climate change, it is not a _ to the issue of climate change, it is not a great _ to the issue of climate change, it is not a great passion _ to the issue of climate change, it is not a great passion for- to the issue of climate change, it is not a great passion for rishi i is not a great passion for rishi sunak— is not a great passion for rishi sunak and _ is not a great passion for rishi sunak and he _ is not a great passion for rishi sunak and he genuinely- is not a great passion for rishi. sunak and he genuinely doesn't is not a great passion for rishi - sunak and he genuinely doesn't think that these _ su

still, it’s impossible to confirm boris ivanin, hello boris. we found the original source video hello, of course, we found it turned out that this is the official account of the transgender himself. so everything said by him is not at all fake that is not controlled madness, perhaps so about the threats of sarah ashtoncherilla. you can say that in her or his own words, a video with threats against russian reporters appeared on september 8 on the official page of a transgender person, who , by the way, speaks on behalf of the ukrainian territorial defense and note : there are also marks for the accounts of the ministry of defense of the square and the main directorate intelligence of ukraine to the social network where all this was published in our country is blocked, therefore, what is called the video went viral only now and when everyone began to guess whether it was fake or cannibalistic, however, sarah herself developed doubts once again, having posted the video on september 13, where she announces journalists are hunting us. such calls are

and if there is at least some logic in such ambiguity i tried to understand, boris ivanoven, welcome boriso troll and got scared ourselves. yes, alexey, good evening. well, it turns out that they are hysterical all day long. the foreign press is competing with spices regarding the meeting between vladimir putin and kemchina. all we had to do was for a mainstream political publication to call the leaders outcasts. and what is called asking vector, as this was also picked up by everyone else. for example, the french lemon contradicts itself, though if you look at the title, if this is a summit of outcasts, then why, then he causes alarm in europe and the usa. and if, after all , they are afraid of vladimir putin and kim jong-un, then they respect him; they are not such a sea-drunk outcast of world politics. how they are painted what they are actually writing about in paris the negotiations in the far east demonstrated that anti-western oh includes many more countries than is commonly believed and confirmation of this is the g20 summit in india where they did not condemn russia’s role in the

boris’s lawyer in boris, silently warned me, you know, where volodya bykov is a very maximalist, a very strict critic, very jealous in general he can't stand anything written by graphomaniacs. therefore, he says, in general, i’m telling you, i don’t advise you to show him your story. i thought and thought, hesitated, then i thought, yes not all the same, i’ll probably show you, even if i ’m criticized by the best writer in europe, and i already considered him such, then it won’t be so offensive either. yes, besides, he is already a filmmaker bykov , and i’ll show you his alpine ballad, the third rocket. i called him. he started our meeting. for some reason we met on sovetskaya square, a huge crowded square, such a small park, a bench, we sat on this bench. and i noticed that bykov was fidgeting somehow , looking around nervously. somehow restless all the time. he was passing here friend, some young-looking man. they bent each other so much and when this man reached the front church and began to cross karla bykov street, my curator and the relevant authorities dealt only with me. he listened to me. i took my story somewhat reluctantly. i think he decided that i slipped him this. the graphomaniac creation decided to simply ingratiate himself with him, so i later justified his behavior, then he wrote down my hotel phone number and said that he would call me in about a week, okay? the call came the next day. and an hour later, vasily vladimirovich was sitting in the hotel room where i lived. and he told me these words. i stood leaning like this on the back of the bed and these words made my hands and palms sweat, and bykov sat on the only chair and spoke to me. what i immediately wrote down after his departure was never published. you need to write and study; in literature, you definitely have the gift of seeing something with keen observation in the ordinary , for sure. you see the language is a fresh mixture of russian-belarusian-polish figurative, which is what lacks. but this is so for the future here, as a reader. i liked the details, just like in the novel. i would like more of this, well , dialogue is your strength. here you must print pieces of life directly with blood. we need to come up with a name. should we take this as a subtitle? what to call it? well , think about it, tvardovsky always gave meaning to the name and define the genre, although how i can define everything this way is unusual, without abandoning it. okie well, you have to write television and work; you undoubtedly have a gift for this in literature. can you imagine what i heard, then he asked for a blank piece of paper and wrote a note. i barely got to the editorial office of neman magazine, he left, i copied it. to kudinov, dear volodya, i want to address you with this manuscript , which is certainly fresh, talented, and interesting. it would be very good. if you could find the opportunity to somehow print her material, it would be ours. i know its author, grodno. although he now works in minsk, i read it with interest and thought that it wouldn’t be a sin to publish it. about the rest, talk to the author on this, we will give you your hand vasily bykov the twenty-eighth of august 1971 and parting. so he asked how old you are, 33, well, start studying poetry and learning. but for prose just right, don’t leave it, write it, bring it to you, you need to write, it’s especially good, he calls the heads the mayor and good people, yes or son - this is your character too, it’s interesting, although i repeat everything. all liked it. so you shouldn't. you need to stop writing. this is clear. can you imagine, what i immediately began to think about, and the name, well, then long names were in fashion welcome to mister marshall confession of a citizen outside any suspicions an unfinished piece for a mechanical piano, and i called my story. it’s just as simple as smolina in the year when there were geologists. and here i am with my typewritten manuscript with this note on the porch of the house on the corner of river avenue with white columns. this is the editorial office of the neman magazine. i entered there and found the person to whom the note was addressed to vladimir kudinov . vladimir georgievich kudinov is a fine editor , stylist in the prose department of the magazine. no, he did not indignantly read this note, put it in his folder and took this manuscript. passes several days kudinov calls me and invites me to come. and apparently, bykov’s recommendation had an impact, because the story was read not in a month or two, but literally in a couple of days , and kudinov says that not only he, but also the editor-in-chief andrei gorich makayonka also liked the story. and that it will be printed, again the call in the spring of seventy -two invites me to come and kudinov gives me proofs. this has already been printed in the first magazine format, which means that here is my typescript, as if a typographic set is already in place, i take it all into hands and kudinov’s editor tells me, right here. you can correct errors , typos, whatever you want , andrei egorovich randomly comes in while a young boy pats me on the shoulder. he says that’s all, we’ll publish it in the july issue. wait in the july issue for the june ones to come. and number six, issue for the seventy-second year . and on the last cover i read the next issue. read the story, varlova smolin’s dash in the year when geologists were good, which means the author remains in such pleasant anticipation in anticipation of his first publications, however the seventh july issue arrives and my story is not there. and it happened. that's what the scandal happened. can a show be scientific and experience colorful? science and art today are rivals or allies , food of the future, robot orchestra and space , see you, the brightest experiments and achievements of modern scientists at the science festival. watch in the cultural fashion project this weekend on the belarus 24 tv channel. people living in harmony with nature for the hungry, well , everything is green. usik is our cart of such weights in rings is not a lot. we have leather courtyards and gardens. what a beauty. this is polesie this is nature here, quietly calm, well, i’ll find myself, khomyakov’s tummy and the belarusians, arrestovsky, cunning, their main wealth is humanity and freedom. my favorite pastime was to take the holey cats and walk them. just like that , small crucians found their way through the grass. why i got a lot of trouble from my mother, watch the draft policy on the belarus 24 tv channel . the entire magazine, along with my story, is already such a control signal copy, then they called it included in the main lead, in fact censorship and there well, that’s it, they let it through, but they banned my story from printing, they didn’t give me a visa for printing, and there was a terrible wording of the makayons , they are going to print a work in it that is a denigration of soviet reality, a mockery and mockery of ordinary workers. that is, in short, there was not only the word anti-soviet. i think god, what did he write? what should i do? i continued to make films. true , he immediately called bykov, it turns out that his friend makayonok already knew about this, that there was such a scandal with sharlov’s story, which you recommended, bykov consoled and said, well, you still have your story, as if in a magazine version, already printed as a keepsake. so after a pause he added. yes, i also didn’t print everything at once. well, i was consoled by the fact that my story was read. and that she liked it. bykov makayonka kudinov but as three years later it will become clear not only to them, not only and further, when the title appears in the movie , 3 years have passed, it turns out that all this time the makayonka with my copy of this story with these galley proofs was walking around the offices of himself high house and so shifting this manuscript of my story from table to table, he says that he was looking here. yes, humor, just guys. it's so bad here. nothing else on the table. sasha shabalin, the author of the script for one of my films, is a bright man; at that time he was assistant to the secretary of the central committee of the party of belarus for ideology, alexander trifonovich. kuzmina sasha also liked the story, and he suggested it. kuzmin read kuzmina with his description and kuzmina must be believed. i liked it because it unfolds last action. kuzmin , the secretary of the central committee for ideology brings my story to the first secretary of the central committee of the communist party of belarus, pyotr mironovich masher, and reads to him one story, one chapter . good people there mean old people. it’s like, well, in the eighties there they were already present at the opening of the monument to the border guards, uh, who at the border outpost were the first to take the fight on june 22 at dawn of the forty -first year. and now they are unveiling monuments to them. and these old men knew all these border guards, because their huts right next to the outpost were wise kuzmin knew, what chapter? read to the former partisan pyotr mironovich masherov that this happened. that’s how i find out, then from three sources , makayonka, then he had his own people in the central committee that uh masherov listened to this story, talked to kuzmin and said that the magazine neman and lolit are not party organizations and therefore. it is not the business of the party, especially the central committee of the party, to interfere in their relations. and this was just what the makayon needed. no, it’s prohibited, his hands are free. and my story quietly, quietly , without even informing the author. well, don't let it happen a second time upset him. in which case she went into sadness. well, i must say that after this the story was tarred in the year when two more geologists were republished in script books , and these editorial colleagues at the studio recommended that the management conclude an agreement with me for film scripts. if my story is published. i decided to have three dinners, the first is a positive memory of kukushkin in moscow, the second is to come with this magazine to the grave of my beloved grandmother and the third is to meet in grodno with vasily vladimirovich bykov. we are in in the center on lenin square it changed a lot then, a very picturesque riverbed was already filled up. small one-story bricks were demolished along the gorodnichanka river. and lovely villas, lovely little cottages that gave, uh, indescribable, a completely unique appearance to this medieval city. grodno was all paved with a huge area, as if for thousands of demonstrations, grodno was losing its appearance, some kind of originality that really hurt the grodno residents. bykova you know, i then immediately after meeting him, and the monologue was his very long i made some notes. well, you know, these notes were made in 1975 and i haven’t even opened them since then until recently. it was with great difficulty that i deciphered these numbers , these phrases, these hints, uh, that a lot of things were erased? it’s just been for so many years. but now i will read my short notes and create what bykov said then in a monologue about this. his was very long and spatial. bulls of the squares and a little sarcastic square builders square builders the recording will not come out alpine plus, the obelisk was being prepared for publication as a separate volume ; the performance in moscow is difficult ; he criticizes a lot for pacifism; he is very happy for me and supports andrei egorovich makayonok. oleg efremov's recording is broken, stepanova , the secretary of the park bureau of the moscow art theater, angelina , stepanova constantly warns and restrains the director of this bull performance, oleg efremov, warning him about political vigilance when turning to creativity. bykov is a belarusian with a reputation for ignoring the ideas of the party. well, you see , bykov is telling me this, but in general i i perceive stepanova’s formulations like this when her nose is simple, although she said it, only efremov shamyatin reproaches politics for the fact that i deviate from the generally accepted interpretation of the history of the war in banknotes. i'm there in the magazine new world, which is coming out. well, somewhere there are several thousand copies , mainly for a few lovers of literature, and vasily vladimirovich says criticism of me is published in the magazine ogonyok, which has a circulation of eight million, and he says this magazine is lying in waiting rooms at train stations in clinics the magazine is subscribed to families and read by families. what kind of writer is talking about, i am a writer, well , tens of thousands of people there know that i am a harmful writer, an anti-soviet writer, 40 million know. this was his monologue. he understood that i was listening to him and, probably, some kind of... a bridge of trust was established between us, this is my story , bykov was going through a very difficult time in those days, bullying. perel illustration of letters drinking windows in his apartment critics from all sides. numerous collective letters from workers who have not read his works, but accused of slander; it was a very difficult time. from vasily vladimirovich i am simply immensely glad that it was at that difficult time for himself that he wrote about this in great detail in the book. long way home. that he found the time to at least read my story and thus contribute to its publication. the world is collapsing ; there is no longer the former globalization, that is, we are going through regionalization trends. we are an island of peace, around which there are warring states, they accuse us, but sorry , we didn’t send mercenaries there and didn’t supply them with weapons, they have nothing to fear. we are not like anyone we do not attack in the same constitution, the republic of belarus pledged not to wage an aggressive war with its territory. we know what we are against and what we need to be for this, but this is only what we need to be and become in order to win the economic confrontation. we'll have to recreate. all those sectors of the economy that are of key importance for the normal life of our society and our state are markov’s project nothing personal just the truth, which is always more interesting at home. watch on belarus 24 tv channel. oh, my hearty congratulations. thanks , guess i'll take a look. the most important thing in life is duck food. after all, i want a child. you again , i know you don't want him. hello my joy. well, of course, it’s me, quickly take a taxi and who is this? is it your wife that really doesn’t get you enough? what am i working on? you have an apartment, a beautiful woman loves you. well, that’s it, you have it, i’m happy and what else do you want to live? i'm tired of everyone, watch the tv series vacation in september this weekend on the belarus 24 tv channel. they have been around for so long larisa glebova is the widow of my friend the composer zhenya glebova told me the details. how did bykov move from grodno to minsk? but as it turns out, bykov was creatively connected with gleb long ago in the year sixty-three, his story the third rocket was filmed, for which glebov wrote wonderful music. together they created a ballet, alpine ballad. glebov already knew bykov quite well and he started dating kuzmin, it all looked like a trip to mushrooms. larisa glebova and wife. kuzmina, the tskovsky driver, the three of us were really picking mushrooms. and glebov and alexandra kuzmin retired and wandered through the forest, talking a lot about the most secret things and knowing very well, knowing gleb’s views, he was sure even about something forbidden. but glebov never conveyed the contents of these conversations to anyone, even to larisa. once he only said that i advised kuzmin to invite him to call. just bykova to minsk for a conversation. and you know, this happened, such a conversation took place and then kuzmin , having met with glebov, said, you know, bykov is a very deep, very conscientious person, and after some time, bykov receives a three-room apartment. on tank street now, maxim tank street is here not far across the big yard from my house and there is such mutual respect between them. glebov and bykov developed into a deep friendship after bykov moved to minsk. and what’s surprising, again, larisa gave me tens of meters of eight-millimeter film filmed by her son. glebov and bykov are talking with gleb rodion at the table in glebov’s apartment. here are glebov and bykov in the loggia over tea and chess, laughing , talking about something? what are the varieties talking about? not mine. do you understand cinema? we will never know what these two were talking about. i consider great people in the belarusian history of belarusian art, both of them, glebov and bykov, were members of his commission for awarding state prizes, and they were glad that they gave the prize to the already very sick volodya korotkevich. , we almost shouted, when to give him a bonus, when he dies, or something. that’s what happened in the fourth year, volodya died. and as if time was no longer of any use to him in the eighty-first year, a picture of fruz based on an early story by bykov was released, where did i play such roles as clerks or not? recently i asked the director of the film o vyacheslav nikifor. he says that yes bykov was at the screening together with dudarev and buravkin and responded very well to the film. but you know, bykov said more than once, even when hmm, talking with me in grodno, he spoke about the wolf pack. borisnema. this is also acceptable for cinema in this note of mine. well of course it's best filmed. more precisely, this is only the ascent of larisa hisitetica. again, i don’t know if he saw valera ponomarev’s film on black backgrounds. you know that this is an absolutely wonderful story by bykov , which was filmed by valera ponomarev, but the film was prohibited from being shown. this is a very deep, very truthful, very honest , conscientious picture. there was a very interesting story with another film adaptation. we somehow got up to talk with irina mikhailovna bykova. well, she still lives. here in the same house in the same we started communicating in bykovskaya’s apartment at the very beginning of 2005, when we needed to consult with her. what excerpt should we take from his works with more lutsenko when we were doing the play, random valsenon helped suggest and somehow we started such a relationship. we are meeting her. here, in the courtyard of a store somewhere, i was with my wif

boris ivanovich, don’t worry, step is an experienced employee, we haven’t been in such troubles, everything will be fine , something is required from me, nothing, boris ivanovich, my only request is, please park your car next to me tomorrow evening entrance to the house, so that in the morning no one can see that i’m getting into it instead of you. okay guys, let's try, no words for the family. in any case. before that, of course, borisen’t you glad, or what? i’m glad, i’m glad, it’s just the father of this child, what’s the difference, well , yes, yuri, listen to me, please. this is our daughter, she is pregnant, she now needs the help and support of both parents, both, you know, i understand, i understand, it’s just so unexpectedly, and the fact that the child is from this. this is our child and it doesn’t matter at all who his father is, but the important thing is that alyonka needs your help now, understanding, you understand, yes, of course, you can’t even imagine how important this is, yes, of course, of course, of course, masha, yes, masha , you know that i am for alyonka, yes. i love you very much, yur, i love you too, i love you too, masha, i’m just very afraid that i won’t be able to forget who the father of this child is. we work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to keep you up to date with the latest events in the country and the world. in addition, our team of journalists obtains valuable knowledge from expe

boris johnson. >> let me tell you something . >> let me tell you something. bofis >> let me tell you something. boris johnson is absolutely loved in ukraine. they absolutely love borislutely love boris. and being a british foreign correspondent , war correspondent, whatever. i spent ten years going abroad and everyone shout at me everyone would shout iraq at me in accusatory manner. you go in an accusatory manner. you go to ukraine they're like, to ukraine and they're like, you're british. thank god, you're british. oh, thank god, we you. thank much. we love you. thank you so much. thank much. this is about thank you so much. this is about look, we talked about brexit seizing control a post—brexit global want global seizing control a post—brexit global this want global seizing control a post—brexit global this is want global seizing control a post—brexit global this is global. 1t global britain. this is global. britain, at the centre britain, britain at the centre of the biggest crisis in world affairs last two years. affairs for the last two years. long it continue. long may it continue. >> thank you much >> well, thank you very much indeed for us the indeed for br

boris johnson and carrie johnson's former nanny saying, carrie sacked me for boozing with boris. quite an interesting story about how she was sacked after she had a glass of rose with the former prime minister now let's bring in david mannix maddox, the express's online political editor, former colleague , admin at express colleague, admin at express towers. david lovely to see you this morning. let's go with your sunday express front page because it kind of sums it all up. idea that felt that up. this idea that i felt that when sunak performed this when rishi sunak performed this climate last week, climate climbdown last week, he was sound ding. the gun on the next general election is that your where are your feeling? where are we going? you think? going? do you think? >> i that that was that >> i think that that was that was everything that it was about actually , i'm not sure it was actually, i'm not sure it was a climbdown on his part. i think he was always a bit more sceptical than people gave him credit for. it was very much a bofis credit for. it was very much a borisolicy. credit for. it was very much a boris johnson policy . see, yes, boris johnson policy. see, yes, he was climbing down influence maybe by his wife and their friend lord goldsmith, when he did that, some of the did that, i saw some of the conservative whatsapp groups. the was may election. we're the chat was may election. we're in this time, i think the sun on sunday something. >> well, i thought it was going to be autumn. what is the argument in favour of a may election then? david so by doing the net zero thing he did, he's picking the fight for the election. >> you maximise that in the next six months, essentially . but the six months, essentially. but the problem he has with waiting to the autumn is that you have a small boats will start coming overin small boats will start coming over in large numbers again . he over in large numbers again. he will lose a lot of accredit. he's had on the net zero side. the of course we've now got the inheritance tax. >> yeah. do you think they

boris johnson , queen's name. so boris johnson, that was a result of a parliament that gone rogue. parliament that had gone rogue. >> boris. >> but even quite right. parliament that had gone rogue. >> but even so, ite right. parliament that had gone rogue. >> but even so, the ight. parliament that had gone rogue. >> but even so, the supreme court was illegal. court says that was illegal. >> supreme court has gotten >> the supreme court has gotten very though, nigel very political though, nigel well, i've the queen well, i've the way the queen actually whole the was actually the whole the event was done queen's name , it done in the queen's name, it still sit right with still doesn't sit right with me that the is there to that the queen is there to discipline prime minister. it's because didn't because civil servants didn't get talking about get there. we're talking about civil servants talking to the civil servants talking to the civil servants talking to the civil servants . civil servants. >> tell them to. and actually, you boris wrong you know what? boris was wrong to give in when it came to lockdowns. he was. he would

boris johnson , queen's name. so boris johnson, that was a result of a parliament that gone rogue. parliament that had gone rogue. >> boris. >> but even quite right. parliament that had gone rogue. >> but even so, ite right. parliament that had gone rogue. >> but even so, the ight. parliament that had gone rogue. >> but even so, the supreme court was illegal. court says that was illegal. >> supreme court has gotten >> the supreme court has gotten very though, nigel very political though, nigel well, i've the queen well, i've the way the queen actually whole the was actually the whole the event was done queen's name , it done in the queen's name, it still sit right with still doesn't sit right with me that the is there to that the queen is there to discipline prime minister. it's because didn't because civil servants didn't get talking about get there. we're talking about civil servants talking to the civil servants talking to the civil servants talking to the civil servants . civil servants. >> tell them to. and actually, you boris wrong you know what? boris was wrong to give in when it came to lockdowns. he was. he would

boris osborne, david cameron, boris johnson, this is part of what they see as their legacy . it was they see as their legacy. it was given the go ahead as originally though it was first conceived under new labour. cameron gave it the go ahead. george osborne and northern powerhouse borisre absolutely up in arms. but of course, hs2 has always been massively controversial and the projected cost at the moment is about five times what new labour had originally we thought so . so had originally we thought so. so i think we're in damage limitation now and it sounds like obviously huge amounts of money have already been spent on it . it sounds like it's not it. it sounds like it's not going to go past birmingham and it also sounds perfectly possible all that it's going to stop an old oak common in north—west london and people would then have to decamp to the elizabeth line to get into central london, which i do think really, where is the argument of course, the cost of getting to euston is prodigious, but what is the point of having a high speed railway from somewhere not in central london to birmingham beyond a bit of capacity, but but there's plenty of people in the north of england horrified because, of course, levelling up.bons because, of course, levelling up. borisjohn

midlands, could lose power, notjust by losing those seats boris. notjust by losing those seats boris johnson _ notjust by losing those seats borisarginal— were relatively safe and those marginal seats _ were relatively safe and those marginal seats that _ were relatively safe and those marginal seats that george i were relatively safe and those - marginal seats that george osborne and david _ marginal seats that george osborne and david cameron— marginal seats that george osborne and david cameron managed - marginal seats that george osborne and david cameron managed to - marginal seats that george osborne i and david cameron managed to carry. places _ and david cameron managed to carry. places like _ and david cameron managed to carry. places like keighley, _ and david cameron managed to carry. places like keighley, where _ and david cameron managed to carry. places like keighley, where many- places like keighley, where many people _ places like keighley, where many people do— places like keighley, where many people do commute _ places like keighley, where many people do commute and - places like keighley, where many people do

boris will be able to come back before the next election. but i do think boris has a long term political future. i think there's a good chance he may return one day as prime minister i think that prime minister so i think that those who write off boris have a long term political future ahead of him . and i do future ahead of him. and i do think the conservative party has to return to its thatcherite conservative roots because it has moved to the centre ground thatis has moved to the centre ground that is proving to be a real turnoff, i think, for british british voters as they want to see a conservative party party that actually believes in securing its borders, believes in fully delivering brexit, cutting taxes, advancing economic freedom. we're not seeing that right now from the conservative leadership , and we conservative leadership, and we need it. and removing boris johnson was was just a staggering act of monumental stupidity , i think monumental stupidity, i think monumental stupidity, i think monumental stupidity . stupidity. >> i couldn't agree more. nigel gardiner it's one year tomorrow , actually. boris leaving post or at least liz truss being elected. and that's a whole other story which we will cover on tomorrow's show

boris will be able to come back before the next election. but i do think boris has a long term political future. i think there's a good chance he may return one day as prime minister i think that prime minister so i think that those who write off boris have a long term political future ahead of him . and i do future ahead of him. and i do think the conservative party has to return to its thatcherite conservative roots because it has moved to the centre ground thatis has moved to the centre ground that is proving to be a real turnoff, i think, for british british voters as they want to see a conservative party party that actually believes in securing its borders, believes in fully delivering brexit, cutting taxes, advancing economic freedom. we're not seeing that right now from the conservative leadership , and we conservative leadership, and we need it. and removing boris johnson was was just a staggering act of monumental stupidity , i think monumental stupidity, i think monumental stupidity, i think monumental stupidity . stupidity. >> i couldn't agree more. nigel gardiner it's one year tomorrow , actually. boris leaving post or at least liz truss being elected. and that's a whole other story which we will cover on tomorrow's show

was a kick back at boris johnson, maybe even theresa may was a kick back at boris joithe n, maybe even theresa may was a kick back at borisheresa may was a kick back at boris joithe past, peopleen theresa may was a kick back at boris joithe past, people haven'tsa may was a kick back at boris joithe past, people haven't beeny in the past, people haven't been honest british honest with the great british pubuc honest with the great british public about this is going public about what this is going to he's right about and to cost. he's right about and i'm going to be realistic about it. appeals people. it. and that appeals to people. when hold on a second, when you say, hold on a second, it's going over £1 it's going to cost over £1 trillion. let's be realistic. >> i well, the labour >> can i say as well, the labour line attack today that this line of attack today that this is he's just doing what liz truss him to do because truss wanted him to do because liz truss said abandon it all in her on monday. her speech on monday. is pathetic. speech , pointed pathetic. this speech, pointed out the mail today was being out in the ma

our and all our measures are aimed specifically at forgiving conscientious business, boris yuryevich got into borisvich’s report, so i will leave this to him, then. he will tell you all about it himself, how responsible business is becoming. thank you, but we feel it maxim gennadievich, but one of the indicators is still a reduction in the share there. the president of russia is now in primorye where today, according to the kremlin press service will speak at the plenary sessions of the eastern economic forum? in addition, it is expected that vladimir putin will hold a number of separate meetings on the eve of the program, which was also busy for the head of state. he took part in the ceremony and the speeches of two reinforced ice class tankers will be told about all the events by anastasia efimova . the president spoke today on a variety of topics. in particular, he held a meeting dedicated to the construction of cultural and educational clusters, not only in the far east but also throughout throughout the country, the decision to build them was made 5 years ago and over the years a lot has been

say a word to the family, at least until the moment it becomes clear, okay, of course, boris ivanovich, of course, borisfather... of this child, what’s the difference , well, yes, yuri, listen to me, please, this is our daughter, she’s pregnant, she now needs the help and support of both parents. both, you know? i understand, i understand, it’s just so unexpected, and the fact that the child from this is our child, and it doesn’t matter at all who his father is, but the important thing is that alyonka needs your help now, understanding. you see, yes, of course, you can’t even imagine how important this is, yes, of course , of course, of course, masha, yes, masha, you you know that i am for alyonka, yes , i love you very much, yur, i love you too, i love you too, masha, that i am very afraid that i will not be able to forget who the father of this child is. you know, mom, i used to think that all these films, books about love, it’s all so nonsense, well, i broke up with my girlfriend, picked up a new one, what’s the problem? they cry there, they can’t find a place for themselves, but now i understand tha

boris johnson . she chief against boris johnson. she has joined the labour party has now joined the labour party . he's the chief of staff day one kwasi day one, she goes and address the labour staff members and referring to her and she says, referring to her time the cabinet office, you time in the cabinet office, you had my back, she says . i'll had my back, she says. i'll always have yours. >> i mean, was she ever impartial? >> this woman said, look, i mean, i found it extraordinary that of all the things that's happened with regard to the civil service, the fact that this lady and she's very professional, well thought of within the civil service, who she was , or the fact that she she was, or the fact that she did the boris >> and then literally within what, a few months was then working in keir starmers office and is now working there as the chief of staff, that seems pretty extraordinary. >> she was doing starmer's bidding, well paid for by the public, wasn't she? >> i mean, at what point did she stop impartial stop being impartial and become part team ? part of starmer's team? >> kwasi people like me >> so kwasi when people like me say, look , the blob is taking say, look, the blob is taking over , this is a big threat to over, this is a big threat to democracy in the uk . people like democracy in the uk. people like to say that i'm some sort of conspiracy theorist, but actually this is a huge amount of evidence that we've just found from the last couple of days. >> sue gray situation to me was extraordinary because is she here? was someone until last year us who had a very senior role in the civil service this was judging boris johnson was looking at the report, looking at that, and then all of a sud

boris boosterism. loved then boris boosterism. we loved him dearly . it went to 2030. him dearly. it went to 2030. >> talking of borised him. >> i did. i didn't back him on the energy not all. the energy stuff. not at all. not all. and he knew i was not at all. and he knew i was not on that page with him. okay the worst think we ever the worst thing i think we ever had having the saddle of had was having the saddle of cop26, because whoever's in the saddle to have to over saddle tends to have to over reduce ever more great announcements the likes reduce ever more great an greta.ements the likes of greta. >> but what we we're now on a reality check, i think, and that's important. >> right. >> all right. >> all right. >> let's have a reality check on a domestic a couple more of domestic issues, if you don't mind. let's whiz through some of these may election election. election or autumn election. what's prediction? i'm what's your prediction? i'm still on autumn. what's your prediction? i'm stilare autumn. what's your prediction? i'm stilare you? mn. what's your prediction? i'm stilare you? in. what's your prediction?

boris ivanin, he is on direct line boris, welcome. sergei lavrov called this summit a turning point, what does this mean? but it seems that a consensus has been reached in india, and these are the headlines that local publications are publishing today. this is, for example, the sun times, the sunday edition of the times of india daily, very a popular english-language newspaper here in the country , um, and the oldest in the republic, and here, by the way, there is one, and the headline uh, diversify. uh, trust deficit turn it into confidence. this is essentially the call with which the prime minister of india opened uh, on the eve of the g20 leaders' summit here in new delhi and uh in this. eh, summing up now, the results of this meeting can be said that we also achieved a certain progress, the results that we ourselves introduced. these are clear guidelines and the success there was succinctly commented by the head of the russian diplomacy, sergei lavrov, who represents our country here on behalf of vladimir putin, the results of all the intense meetings and sessions over these two days. the decisive role was played by the indian presidency and, uh, other countries of the global south, which decided to seriously strive for the g20 to work on an equal basis and promote agreements that would be based on a fair balance of interests both within the framework of russian institutions and within the framework of the world trade organization and in general any platform where the problems of the global economy are discussed - this is the main thing that ensured the success of the summit and well , i note that the western countries. i hope this, uh, reflects a trend. they are that they agreed to such formulations, orienting the twenty to the future. eh, this is already. well, the advance is probably on their part, because having agreed, you have to then fulfill too many agreements that were reached simply and well, here’s another headline in the indian press. now, in the econic times, the g20 unanimously approved the final declaration here in new delhi regarding this document, by the way, it was very there is a lot of speculation in the western press. first, she wrote that there were supposedly some irreconcilable differences between the leaders that would not allow reaching some kind of agreed upon outcome, uh, then, uh, they wrote about supposedly compromises in the wording that would be contained in the document. it has 83 points. this is a clear, voluminous, verified document, as sergei lavrov noted, and, of course, the disagreements that the western press wrote about. uh, we touched on ukraine, but ukraine was also mentioned in this committee. however, in the context of resolving global conflicts. and uh, we’re not talking about the ukrainian crisis itself. this was especially noted by sergei lavrov and this is what else was written down in the summary. of the 83 paragraphs, countries undertake to respect the territorial integrity and respect the sovereignty of all states. eh, that’s how sergei lavrov commented on this. when the coup d’état took place in kiev in february 2014, and when the people who came to power put pure human rights protection first of all, the task of abolishing the status of the russian language in ukraine is what happened, which served as the so-called trigger, when the residents of crimea were indignant residents of donbass said that they were not going to live in such a country. here and uh, thus this attitude towards its citizens. the kiev regime undermined its own territorial integrity, because in the declaration of the general ensemble it is written on the principles of international law that it is necessary to respect the territorial integrity of those states whose governments comply with the principle of defining peoples and represent the entire population living in the relevant territory, which is what the authors used. telepuchaya in kiev in february 2014 in no way can claim to represent the interests of the crimeans and residents of eastern ukraine , in my opinion. there’s nothing to prove here. so that its territorial integrity of its country, its territorial integrity, the kiev regime collapsed on its own. well, one more important thesis, which is written down in the final decoration. the g20 itself is a platform for discussing primarily economic issues and should not be allowed to become politicized. uh, also in connection with ukrainian topics, of course, were not removed here, and we also talked about the notorious signals of a deal with the black sea initiative. what is the name of her russia in the end, the scenery itself fully reflects moscow’s position on this issue, it is written there that it is necessary to ensure unhindered and immediate supplies of grain fertilizers from russia and ukraine, by the way, even before the meeting of leaders begins. here in india, the german publication bild published a letter from the secretary general of the united nations , antonio guttache, who, uh, called to fulfill all the requirements of russia, the current plan is to insure russian vessels with the agricultural bank. this is an international system with a lift and finally russia frozen assets in the european union. well, just like this letter and agreement. sergei lavrov commented on the grain deal here at the summit in a declaration, speaks for itself, no one could object to what president erdogan proposed and readiness. what president putin has repeatedly expressed is that it is quite possible to resume the black sea initiative, but only in in both parts of it, not only the export of ukrainian grain, but also, uh, the removal of any obstacles to the export of russian fertilizers and russian wheat and other grains. and a lot is now being said about the fact that, uh, mr. gutesh wrote a letter addressed to me. e. contrary to diplomatic ethics , the text of the letter itself leaked this information to the media, uh, but uh, after reading the contents of this letter. eh, it seems like that again? uh, unfortunately they are trying to use the secretary general. and in order to promote a unilateral approach and because the meaning of his appeal is that let’s urgently renew the ukrainian grain deal. and we will do this within a month. something to connect someone to quift within two to three months, we’ll try to somehow come to an agreement with the insurance company. and so on. regarding swift and rosselkhozbank - this is not true, because no one promised, including mr. gutesh. the native of this summit, the collective west, remained here in fact in the minority not only arithmetic, if we talk about the biggest seven, but also political, and the western media is the opposite. uh, they say that the final declaration was a failure in the ukrainian direction from the newspaper website, for example, writes that plans to isolate russia at the summit failed, the british branded show times says that this was also a blow for western countries by the adoption of such a final declaration, peace it is becoming more and more multipolar, new centers of geopolitical influence and the g20 leaders themselves are emerging. confirmed this once again colleagues. yes, thank you very much borisresting summit. our special correspondent boris ivan told us about the results of the g20 . we knew in the scooter that the main thing in the planner was creaminess, and ekaterina knew how to find natural cream for this; we make the scooter well together alpha bank the first in russia to cancel the commission for the aquarium. all payments. no commission with a free account for business , alpha bank is the best bank for business, juicy, crispy for just 1 ruble in the app delicious. car prices are constantly jumping buying or selling a car. check its fair value with the author's assessment. don't get burned. collect by taking it more profitable with discounts fun from the russian lotto victim in your mobile at any time bet on luck at work in training. win millions without guessing a single number, now in stoloto branded stores. we knew in the scooter that glass people would accept iced tea, and daniil , we are making the original technology for its production , the scooter is well done

they have the pendolinos and the trouble is, people like boris johnson, people like boris johnson, people like boriske heseltine, people like osborne, they're essentially my hs2 track is longer than yours, right? hs2 >> well, i remember the advance passenger train, which swung, and that made everybody seasick when it went at vast speed from london to scotland. so i'm not sure david's right about that. >> we now have italian pendolino. all right. we simply we, brian, we i want to bring paulin we, brian, we i want to bring paul in on blaming adonis and brown for this, that they decided it. >> they didn't think about it properly. it's costing billions and it should have been scrapped and it should have been scrapped a lot. >> a lot's happened since andrew adonis and gordon brown on this i know why david wants to blame it all on the last labour government . look, i was never a government. look, i was never a huge cheerleader for hs2, but i find myself for once in tune with today's daily mail who have also never been great cheerleaders for hs2 , but who cheerleaders for hs2, but who say it would be a fol

boris johnson. we are hearing, has really attacked what rishi sunak's expected announcement on watering down the government's net zero pledges. now, of course, some of these pledges were introduced by boris johnson . and he though, is saying britain cannot afford to falter. now or in any way lose our ambition for this country. his intervention comes as well. an almighty row quite frankly, has broken out within the government at the tories plans to scale back some of these green these green plans which includes putting back the ban on diesel and petrol cars from 2030. as bofis and petrol cars from 2030. as borisxt couple of hours or so, but boris johnson saying in a in a very clear attack on the prime minister, britain cannot afford to falter now or in any way lose our ambition for this country. >> yeah, and we've got a debate coming up on that. is britain right to ditch our net zero targets in about 10 or 15 minutes time? stick around. it's going lively now. going to get lively now. >> action held >> joint industrial action held by junior doctors and by both junior doctors and consultants being held for consultants is being held for the first time in the history of the first time in the history of the nhs. >> members of the bma are working christmas day cover working on a christmas day cover basis, meaning emergency care will continue to be provided . will continue to be provided. but thousands appointments but thousands of appointments have had to rescheduled as have had to be rescheduled as well as being out today, junior doctors will strike tomorrow and on friday this week, whilst further

boris ivanin, he is on direct line. boris, hello. what other issues were discussed by the heads of the ministry of foreign affairs yes alexander hello i must say that here in jakarta, it's a busy program right now, thai people themselves, if you hear, and see on these big screens here are broadcasting footage of the gala dinner hosted by the president of the republic, joe davido jocovidota, in honor of the conclusion of this summit, but still, uh, for now, uh, everyone is here are discussing. uh, results of a meeting of negotiations and, a, rich business programs. moreover, there is not just one here, but, in fact, there are six of them at once - these are bilateral ones, including me summit and session canada sessions usa east asian summit, which is starting here jacquarti tomorrow. so, in the evening , even the head of the indonesian foreign ministry, aritnom, was tired ; by the way, the first woman to hold this post in the history of the republic, she met with sergei lavrov. she accepts everyone. eh, the participants themselves are on the rights of the hostess and in the evening the head. mida had already changed his business suit to such a colorful indonesian shirt, but marsuti herself was also wearing any kind of shirt with a print, so this is a business conversation, but nevertheless in such an informal, friendly atmosphere. it took place was a series of meetings. sergei lavrov which you have already mentioned in part. this is including with e, a colleague from india subormanyam jai-shankar. uh, i discussed in detail with sergei lavrov how issues of bilateral cooperation between our countries include trade and economic partnership. and financial interaction. and uh, joint work in the field of transport and communications , global issues were also discussed. one might say, this is a kind of synchronization of watches, and the ministers before the upcoming g20 week, it will have already passed, and at the end of this week, russia will be there introduce yourself, just sergei lavrov this will be the end of his big asian tour, which begins just from jakarta. well, everything must be said that southeast asia , if we talk about the tasyans themselves, is generally becoming one of the centers of global development and growth. and, of course, it was reflected. even in the name of today's event, osian, the epicenter of growth is significant - this is the slogan of the summit in jakarta. well , i must say that osyandonesia is expanding now. uh, hmm volume. uh, calculations in national currencies. this was also discussed here on the sidelines of the summit, and, among other things , will intensify efforts for de-dolorization. this very topic was continued at another ministerial meeting. in fact, sergei lavrova with the head of the association for regional cooperation of the indian ocean coastal states , salman. al-fari-si you this association, unlike the sessions, no longer includes 10 states 23 and uh, there are issues on the agenda that affect the entire asia-pacific region, including e in regards to trade facilitation and investment? well, tomorrow sergei lavrov will take part, as i said, in the east asian summit, where all these issues that were raised today will continue to be discussed. well, for now, as you see, the gala dinner, and on behalf of the president of indonesia, there is shock, no contradictions, no disagreements, only peace and harmony in the lamp-lit atmosphere of the tables. this is heaven in general, and complete mutual understanding alexander complete for attention is wonderful. thanks borisal correspondent directly from jakarta boris ivanin. the investigative committee revealed a number of facts of the inhumane attitude of the ukrainian command towards its military personnel, as the department was informed, this information was obtained during interrogations of ukrainian military personnel. in particular, they said that the wounded were not provided with assistance, and that if they left their position they were threatened with immediate execution, and were also forced to sign documents, from which they would subsequently be denied payment of compensation and benefits to relatives. during interrogations , prisoners of war tell investigators that they are required to sign a voluntary consent to leave the body. in case of death directly on the battlefield. these documents are collected by the command deliberately, so that in the future case of their death, they can refuse to pay compensation and benefits to their relatives . by starting to inspect the sites of the incident