, not only the fbi knew about this, but also naturally our people on brighton beach knew everythingan in manhattan, and not in brighton, they are a little different, no stars perform there from ours. there they calmly drink, eat, communicate, talk, and he came there to sit quietly, eat there, drink, talk to someone there, that’s it, in brighton, yes, there, of course, there was a gulbari, that’s understandable, our people came there stars, but somehow communicated, of course, under the roar of a double-barreled shotgun, year after year our number decreased, the popular chanter vladislav medyanik, in brighton, had his own restaurant, a northern one, named so. in honor of the famous performer of thieves' romance, stars of blotnek and migrant lyricism often gathered in this establishment, and on a fine evening in 1993 , vladislav medyanik, alexander kolyanov and mikhail zvezdinsky were relaxing at a table and suddenly approached them. one georgian very insistently barged in with him to have a drink, hang around there, and so on and so forth. further, i'm all of him. and he also helped

afanasey. you will stay if you promise that you will not go anywhere, the mafia comes into play with brighton beacho. yes, i’m an honest cop, being an honest cop is not very profitable, i no longer have a wife, it was very dangerous for me to be kicked out of moscow, i just can’t guarantee that by the evening i won’t be put on the wanted list or killed, but captain morozov, you know how to freeze , make people angry, i made my choice a long time ago, there is a good one. merdeda! ruble, ruble, creature, your soul cop, what kind of man is he, look for yourself, and what’s there, yes, like one. vadnik let, heap, sit quietly, quietly, don’t rock the boat for anyone. well, according to the description, it doesn’t seem like it, they say he was short, with a shaved head, with such a scar, yes, no, i haven’t seen anything like that, yeah, i see, and what are your fates here? yes, while my house in leningrad is being restored, i here, my relatives lived here. i understand, i understand, but can you have your documents, peskov nikolay, documents, so in a jacket, come on in, oh well, i’ll go further, do you

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and the daily express shows this image on its front page from a not—so—sunny day on brighton beach yesterdayt brollies were seen on both bournemouth and brighton beaches yesterday. and i think quite a few other places as well. but it was quite mixed, some places had a lot of nice sunshine. matt will update us. it looks like this weekend, typically, the not bank holiday one, is better. we will get precise details on this. the sun have got a list of businesses with puns as names. there was a fish and chip shop near me called cod almighty. we have a barber called barbra streisand. a waste clearance called lord of the bins. and this is the winner, a curry house in manchester which is called tikka chance on me. there was a hairdresser near me called curl up and dye. what is in a name? we are talking about names, and this is your favourite subject this morning. how do you feel about the use of apostrophes? well, one council in england has decided to ban them altogether after they say they're confusing computer systems. north yorkshire council say all new street signs will be produced without the p

countries are there next to them, you also have to understand that in itself there’s a whole brighton beacherusalem has been on the leftist agenda since time immemorial and it’s very much in itself that arafatka has even become a kind some symbol the leftist protester, of course, this has been in this scheme for a long time, so i would like to complement my colleague , i think. the winner of the world, what is it called, well , in short, international, yes, world press photo, it seems so, yes, international, this means a competition of the most important, the best photographs, look, this is a mother and niece, calm, with a dead , with the deceased, i don’t know very many people who, yes, who can look at this photograph and seem to feel nothing, but the whole world is now looking at this photo, yes he sees. they choose what is clearer, what is closer, this is a disaster, if we talk about the scale, then of course, what is happening today in palestine is a disaster, this, this, this is a concentrate of pain, you know, this is not pain spread over a large territory, on a large scale, this is h

. >> if you're napping on the pebbles of brighton beach, it's probably not going to be very comfortableapping? >> exactly. yeah. >> exactly. yeah. >> one thing that's not in the idea of your nap being passed out for a big night out. >> why not? one thing that's not in these sleep tips, though, which i've heard is really good, is having a dog. apparently. and apparently it goes back to caveman days of like , you've got caveman days of like, you've got a beast there to kind of guard you and alert you to danger. and a lot of people i know that have dogs that allow them to sleep in the bedroom so that it's the best night sleep. >> they have the opposite. yeah >> they have the opposite. yeah >> no, i've got a cat. my cat does sleep on me. my cat sleeps on the bed sometimes. >> i'm just trying to get my two kids out of my bed. talking of beasts, i'm only joking. but prince harry, he's back in london next week. >> i'll take that back . sorry. >> i'll take that back. sorry. >> i'll take that back. sorry. >> good segue, sorry. >> good segue, sorry. >> duke, he's back in london next week . he's m

. >> they show one picture of people on the beach in april in brighton, but that's because they're homelessest, great point, great point. >> yeah. i mean, they're saying here many of the scientists envisage a semi dystopian future. well that would be an upgrade on the pure dystopian future we have at the moment. the present dystopian present. yeah. and they're talking about famines, conflicts, mass migration. we've already got at least two of those things. yeah. >> what do you think? it's already happening. climate scientists, in other words, people that are paid to produce this data, you know, if you if they would not be paid, if they didn't find this data and it's really important to remember that and that it's in their best interest to perpetuate this dystopian future. >> because if they don't, then they're not going to get their funding. and i know that sounds cynical, but that's exactly true. that's very lewis schaefer. but yeah, it is. and maybe i spend too much time with him, but they're all on the same board. they're all the same people. it's like it's like you and i saying, you kno

campaign group surfers against sewage are paddling out from beaches including brighton, falmouth, scarborough and in edinburgh, demanding more government action to stop sewage pollution. water companies, though, say they are spending more than £14 billion this year to fix the problem in england and wales. two albanian nationals who used a plane to smuggle migrants from northern france to essex have been jailed . morteza hilal and kreshnik cadena, part of a major crime network, arranged at least nine migrant trips in 2016 and 2017. the national crime agency's eight year long investigation revealed the two men had provided counterfeit documents and safe transport, charging £10,000 per migrant . they've £10,000 per migrant. they've received combined sentences of five years and two months at southwark crown court . we've southwark crown court. we've heard today that a former church of england priest has been charged with child sex offences dating back to the late 1990s. eight year old wilfred whitaker , eight year old wilfred whitaker, who changed his name from colin prichard after he was convict

like neil kinnock on a beach in brighton, i think 1987 for that conference, and, yeah, he fell oveh conferenceill £0.99 back then. goodness me. people don't often think of politicians as normal people. we almost expect them to not be able to pour pints and to fall over and to fall into the water and just be a bit awkward. do you think it actually affects our perception, i think it can. >> i think it can. if someone is so horrendously awkward in the public, it does bring about that sort of out of touch, narrative, doesn't it? i mean, the sandwich ed miliband and the bacon sandwich that felt rather robotic way of communication, i suppose you do see it again and again and then you get the politicians who are seen as perhaps being more normal. to be fair, the worst thing we could find about tony blair there was holding an ice cream, which perhaps says quite a bit. >> there's a safety, though, isn't there, in holding back your personality, but sometimes a little bit of personality can go a long way anyway , that's it go a long way anyway, that's it for today. we'll be back tomorrow with good aftern

beaches here in sussex. this one, there's two actually here at worthing and then one further down the coast at rottingdean, near brightonby giving these sites this bathing water status, it means that the government is now legally obliged to test the water levels for pollution throughout what they call the summer bathing period that runs from the 15th of may, all the way through to the 30th of september, and the environment agency will be responsible for that. they'll have to see if action is required by water companies and also local farmers as well, because of runoff of chemicals from their land into rivers and streams, as well . so rivers and streams, as well. so why is all this taking place now? well, last year only four new sites were added to that list of bathing sites. this year we've got 27. so why have we seen this huge increase? well, of course it follows as we know, growing public anger about the state of pollution , along our state of pollution, along our coastal waters, our rivers and streams as well. and of course, swimmers have encountered bacterias like e.coli, which can make them very, very ill indeed. i