and it is important for us here to preserve both the coordinating role of britain and the fact that britainom the discussion of heavy weapons against against the ship's reconnaissance capabilities and so on and so on and so on obviously i don't want to go all the details everything is being discussed everything everything is coming in all the time we are training a lot of our soldiers and officers here all the time we are constantly showing up power for our navy humanitarian aid do you keep in touch with the ukrainians who ended up in britain as immigrants or refugees and what help do you provide them, it is very difficult for all 60,000 to get the more they are scattered all over the whole of britain and we simply cannot all reach out, we ask everyone who comes to please remind them that there is an embassy and that if they have any problems, they can first of all contact us . passing even the external examination it's all organized it 's all helping local children and can it be seen that it can be done better we need to help people with their job search we communicate with a large number

in the midst of war, great britain is close to bankruptcy. roosevelt seized no benefits in britain's defeat. after which the u. s. would run the risk of facing war to double cri, doman. liam leaves a dose, marketable displacement. pretty bad. sure. what offering you are in the jeff, nicky, national congress share blowup or is not the criminal lawyer still cargo? sasha? got it done. and we won't display a budget to flunk suitable to put to shuffle dome, the little dice backup heartbreaking from our sh. however, lindley supplies every mediately entangled in financial obligations. dustin, your bully sports on natasha per year was what i should say there worship watching store hennick war by sham goes em. but it, i knew you pretty the local up. so you're calling your initial jim. ah, ah ah ah ah ah, church's goal was to preserve the british empire. the united states wanted an open world there which american dollar could penetrate, which american trade would have access everywhere and to markets and to labor add to resources around the globe. so they had very different kinds of conflict.

the naval agreement between britain, a germany is concluded. 1978. britain, france and italy agree to divide czechoslovakia between germany, poland, and hungary. 1939 non aggression treaties assigned between germany, latvia, and estonia. august the 22nd 1939, moscow. mm. the soviet commerce of foreign affairs, molotov, and german foreign minister, reuben trop. sign or non aggression pact. the pag, made it impossible for nazi germany to form alliances with other states. studies of it on going as to why hinder dashed chambray and on that day should these of phosphorus, titian masons are to learn. he knew of action. england don't, frankly, i've been missouri state tuition. think i'm from chrysler dodge fund. somebody will italian out on it. the united states continued its policy of appeasing imperial japan. the americans held on to the hope that japan would re focus his attention on the ussr. the soviet union did not want to be caught fighting a 2 front war war with japan and the east, and also a war with germany in the west. and they knew that the germans were going to attack sooner or

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the number of ukrainian refugees in britain is 130 thousand now. this is the number of troops issued. in fact, this is an approximate figure. i think it has already exceeded 130 thousand, however. this is only the number of issued visas, which is not necessarily equal to the number of people who took advantage of the opportunity to obtain a visa clarification from the embassy, ​​more than 130 thousand visas were issued to ukrainians under two ukrainian family wood programs and home for ukraine. of this number, more than 80,000 ukrainians are already in the united kingdom as a whole , even if we do not refer to the exact number, does britain have the opportunity to accept more ukrainians if such a need arises, the data in this case refers to the number of people who applied for placement in families and the number of families registered to host ukrainians currently the number of registered british families significantly exceeds the number of ukrainians seeking asylum in ukraine, ultimately the challenge is in order to choose the right people, you sh

great britain, and now the package of sanctions, to what extent will it affect the russian finances?s where the export of british pounds sterling to russia or the euro currency is also prohibited through great britain. well, jet fuel and it may be very important that there will be no nozzles or landing materials for the passat now supplied without them, it seems to russia that it will not be so easy to own jet fuel . it's time for him to start worrying, but he thinks that with the help of propaganda, on the one hand, there will be something terrible, on the other hand, he will keep control of the early and even if she places it there several times . little people in the elections, it's a great thing, the card system, when it's already yours, will your children be hungry, decide today . the fact that putin's close entourage will definitely not starve and suffer; the removal of the card system, another question . it seems that economic sanctions, including british ones, primarily affect on the russian oligarchs on the moneybags that support the regime, here is it, will it help, will it

the naval agreement between britain and germany is concluded. 19 associate. britain, france and italy agree to divide czechoslovakia between germany, poland, and hungary. 1939 non aggression treaties assigned between germany, latvia, and estonia. august the 22nd 1939, moscow. mm. the soviet commerce of a foreign affairs mortgage of an german foreign minister, reuben trump, signed a non aggression pact. the pack made it impossible for nazi germany to fall alliances with other states with these of it the youngest. so for him, them thus chamberlain, on that day should these are fashion tissue masons as lam. he knew by baxon england on franklin dusk. i've been present it. question. the thing is i'm from brown dodge, went to my father italian. our, i'm at the united states continued its policy of appeasing imperial japan. the americans held on to the hope that japan would re focus his attention on the ussr. the soviet union did not want to be caught fighting a 2 front war war with japan. and the east and also a war with germany in the west. and they knew that the germans were going to atta

i would say that there is a strong anti-putin mood in great britain.go in great britain. i live in england here. what can i add ? in the cathedral in york, the city of york and there, the people who work there simply wore the ukrainian flag , the ensigns on their suits. i think that this is one question. the second is that there is simply no difference between laborists and conservatives or there Škodskyi nationalists, what are there, valevskyi, they all support ukraine, thirdly, this is a little connected with the fact that historically, in great britain, it always wanted to show itself as the biggest and best partner of the united states of america in europe , that is, great britain, to some extent, as a bridge between the united states of america and europe. that is, what france will do in great britain will do the opposite, and i think it is also important to remember that this is the emergence of a new, well, an attempt to create a new foreign policy after brexit. to show ourselves that we are an independent country, we are now uh . we are not par

. roosevelt seized no benefits in britain's defeat. after which the us would run the risk of facing war to double could. doman. liam leaves a da smart girl displacement pretty bad show. what offering you are in the jeff nikki here. last washing. if congress share on blood or is not the canal or your store credit bow, sasha, the gutted don't. we won't display a bed is just lunch to one. put to shoot for a dome, the little dice backup. hush up picking from our sh. however, lindley supplies are immediately entangled in financial obligations. dustin, your bully sports on the dashboard, you have of shirts there, wash up watching store, 100 war mushroom girls. i am now, but i knew you pretty the local ups for your growing youngest. ah ah ah ah ah, i spoke earlier with her of what are your thousands of people still live in small towns and villages that have become the new frontline? so her dad for what they call this area, the gray zone didn't like the early, early found the rock was pretty new with that was only about a used vehicle with mil

. roosevelt seized no benefit in britain's defeat. after which the u. s. would run the risk of facing war to double could. doman liam leaves a dose, marketable displacement. pretty bad. sure. what offering you are in the chair clinic here? must lotion of congress share on bill? upper is not the criminal lawyer. still cargo, sasha, the guardian don't we more display a beggar to flunk to one put to show for bloom. little dice parker part up picking from our sh. however, why should you store 100 war by sham gruesome ah ah, ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, churchill goal was to preserve the british empire. wanted an open world in which american, which american trade would have access everywhere and to market had to labor, had 2 resources around the globe. so they had very different kinds of conflict. the interest with john chill wound stolen of an impending attack on the u. s. s huh. in the face of great danger, he seeks an alliance with russia. stall and doesn't reply. he doesn't trust churchill. with at 4 o'clock this morning, hitler attacked and

but what it does essentially is streamline and britain's eyes. what happens to goods when it arrives in northern ireland? there be a green channel for goods arriving from great britain staying in northern and the red channel for goods going to northern islands that serve where there is some risk of those goods ending up in the republic of ireland. the response from the european union, of course, is to launch this legal action 3 fold. ah, that could end up as you suggested of european court of justice with britain facing a hefty fine. so what reasons neeve er or the british government giving for this new bill? what form would potential changes to the northern ireland protocol take, at least in britain's ice? for britain is using something called a doctrine of necessity, which under european union legal guidance allows countries as to essentially pull out of a legally binding arrangements. if that arrangement, sir, is puts on, ju strain and pressure on a, on a given country, the words or puts the country in grave an imminent peril. britton's for an

victor, great britain is at the forefront of preparations for a possible war in europe, or should it start right now, given what the russian federation is doing in ukraine and considering the fact that after the second world war, the world, in principle, kraków took the path of demilitarization itself, modern militarization if it did not sound like it, analysts of at least the european continent confirm that it definitely concerns a serious situation, i would like to add thank you krystyna, but an extremely serious situation near kaliningrad, and we understand that it is there that russia may try to unfold a certain provocation, that is, it is a violation of the airspace of the baltic countries, that is, russia can ignore certain prohibitions and create an artifact - preparation for of a man-made military conflict. and i agree with vitaly here that western countries have really relaxed somewhat in recent decades, and when we talk about the fact that russia it is exhausted there in the military plan, when we talk about the fact that it is raising the fifth generation there, i think it

. , , ., ., britain. the purpose or that have sent to _ britain. what is the purpose or that have sent to boris _ britain. what is the purpose or that have sent to boris johnson - britain. what is the purpose or that have sent to boris johnson if - have sent to borisjohnson if everyone _ have sent to borisjohnson if everyone here has have sent to borisjohnson if everyone here has no sway was boris johnson? _ everyone here has no sway was boris johnson? what is the purpose? both boris johnson _ johnson? what is the purpose? both boris johnson and _ johnson? what is the purpose? exit? boris johnson and brandon johnson? what is the purpose? exit? borisjohnson and brandon lewis johnson? what is the purpose? errt'i boris johnson and brandon lewis are borisjohnson and brandon lewis are dishonest with the truth. they do not speak facts in terms of the reality here that the protocol is working, so it is incumbent on us as political leaders, as political parties with a mandate for the people here, to call them out

britain i rememberfrom the 1950s or 605. i britain i rememberfrom the 1950s or 60s.ingent, i saw the caribbean in there, clearly in the military, the wider commonwealth as we said in earlier commentary, so this is a celebration of much greater diversity in recognition of how interconnected those nations are, and the queen and the royal family have been a key part of that. thank you for making the trip all the way to london. i'm so glad you have enjoyed the celebrations. throughout the afternoon we have been talking about the various facets of the queen's long—range, and among those discussions we've been talking about how important charities are to the queen, and she has been a patron of over 400 charities which have enjoyed her patronage. among such charities there is a great deal of emphasis on young people and leadership. i'm joined now by a diana and queen's young leader award winner who, when he was bullied at school, decided to find a way to solve the problem. alex holmes invented the anti—bullying ambassadors, and is now deputy ceo of the diana award. briefly

in the midst of war, great britain is close to bankruptcy. roosevelt seized no benefits in britain's defeat. after which the us would run the risk of facing war to talk about boca dorman, liam leaves up, but at the smart federal display. pretty bad. sure. what offering you are in that jeff nick here. must lotion of congress share on bill up or is not the criminal lawyer still cargo? sasha? got it, don't. we won't display a bed is just lunch to bumper to show them the little dice parker part up picking from our sh. however, lindley supplies are immediately entangled in financial obligations. tustin your bully sports on the doorstep or near was our shirts, their wash up watching store, 100 war by sham goes them, but it on your ear. but if your local ups for your growing young, this is jim, ah, ah, any meaningful relationship is based on the following trust. this is absent in russia's relationship with the west of essentially, moscow does not being western leaders to be good faith actors. this is the lesson learned since the end of a cold war. as we all know, raining, trust is very diff

but it— united kingdom and great britain. but it was— united kingdom and great britain.kdown and we were not able to celebrate, as you say, liberation day, _ celebrate, as you say, liberation day, for— celebrate, as you say, liberation day, for the _ celebrate, as you say, liberation day, for the last two years. so really. — day, for the last two years. so really. the _ day, for the last two years. so really, the island is welcoming the opportunity to come out on a particularly joyful opportunity to come out on a particularlyjoyful occasion like this, _ particularlyjoyful occasion like this, an — particularlyjoyful occasion like this, an amazing achievement on her part of— this, an amazing achievement on her part of her— this, an amazing achievement on her part of her majesty the queen and come _ part of her majesty the queen and come out _ part of her majesty the queen and come out and celebrated and ate very much _ come out and celebrated and ate very much x _ come out and celebrated and ate very much x act _ come out and celebrated and ate very much x act they will co

now the export of british pounds sterling to russia or euros via great britain will not be allowed.ere is jet fuel and it can be very important that the passat is on the ground or the landing materials for it will not be delivered now without them. it seems that russia will not be so easy. as everyone is affected by a package of these sanctions, but i'm not sure that putin is so worried about it, he may be wrong, he may be worried, but he thinks it's time to start, but he thinks that with the help of propaganda, on the one hand, it's a rover of terrible things, on the other hand, he keep control too early and even if she places it there several times even if you have to have a card system, by the way, there are such little people who do great things, the card system is already yours will your children be hungry or with this is today envious of your loyalty, then you are not it is very expensive to open up and oppose something political, i.e. such an izoverian, of course , perfect logic, but first of all, it is probably connected with the fact that putin's close entourage will defini

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according to boris johnson's proposal, great britain is the most loyal and last friend from ukraine,ion, as a union of great britain, poland, ukraine, and these states can close the ukrainian sky. on the tv channel of the year, the battle of england was the one that decided the fate of the world, the battle, just like the aviation battle , also without aviation, together with the aviation of ukraine , great britain, poland can fully cope with the aviation of the aggressor, change and change the course of the battle , ukraine will no longer be its own, not only by its own forces, that is, when you have power when will they be like a fighter pilot piloted by non- ukrainian pilots to retaliate i think that poland and britain are by name they are also disappointed by these squabbles now the last the time of president baynen tells us nothing at all about europe. three traitors are gathering in ukraine, and this is macron, and he is the one who is driving. in general, putin's plan is actually the capitulation of ukraine to territorial concessions, and he is trying to powder it with the off

it's moving between great britain and northern— moving between great britain and northern ireland.— of paper. this chinese and russian on them, to— of paper. this chinese and russian on them, to be honest, it the bureaucracy isjust got mad, that's before _ bureaucracy isjust got mad, that's before you — bureaucracy isjust got mad, that's before you get to the pcp. the real chill on _ before you get to the pcp. the real chill on trade set the collection point~ — chill on trade set the collection point at — chill on trade set the collection point. at the check, at that poor because — point. at the check, at that poor because checks at the port, by the time _ because checks at the port, by the time we _ because checks at the port, by the time we checked the paperwork ourselves the ports find very little wrong _ ourselves the ports find very little wrong in — ourselves the ports find very little wrong. in terms of the not point not 87% return — wrong. in terms of the not point not 87% return they tend to be for paperwork issues where somebody in the middle _ paperwork issues where some

statement was made by the new commander-in-chief of the general staff of the armed forces of great britain, patrick sanders, in his address to of the country's military personnel, the general said in particular that the current situation requires the army of her majesty queen elizabeth ii to be ready to fight side by side with the allies against and now the attention of the russian army, general alexander also said quote i am the first commander-in-chief of the british army since 1941, who received this position on against the background of the war in europe waged by a continental power, the scale of the russian threat shows that we have entered a new era of danger, and here i want you to pay attention to those words of general sanders in which he says that the british army, side by side with its allies, can fight precisely with the russian army, that is, as we can see in europe, this is not rejected, well, we will never be safe if we turn our backs on the valiant ukraine, this is what the prime minister of great britain thinks, and precisely this is what he wrote in his author 's column f

the question is whether leaving the position of the prime minister of great britain has an effect onds nato . and the eu, what consequences can this have for ukraine? i think that the desire is not in the e-e whether the prime minister of great britain is boris johnson or any other person from the ranks of conservatives who supports brexit, this is the policy of great britain after the supporters of britain's exit from the european union won the referendum boris josen is just one of those politicians the vast majority of people who are in the leadership of the conservative party of great britain today treat it exactly the way they do maybe if the conservative party loses the parliamentary elections and some kind of another political force, but the barista or there is a coalition of laborers but the barals, i don't know how it might look, the situation may change at the expense of a softer policy, but i did not lose support for brexit and exclusively for the position of boris jones. well, it is all the more related to the european union and in nato, great britain is an obvious support

a citizen of great britain, so mr. harris is l d. v constitution. mr. how let's, let's talk about international treaties. and in very briefly, if you can, i mean, there are a lot of people saying that, you know, you care you respected country in the world, ditching parts of an international treaty, signed with a very significant international partner, the european union that signals to the world that the u. k is not reliable, is the u. k. reliable? you case? completely reliable? i think people around the world will appreciate that this issue is fundamental to the integrity of our country. it is fundamental to be a single country, not a divided country in which part of it is a collie of. ready for power, with a foreign court exercising jurisdiction over part of our country. this is mr. how, except we have to leave it there. we have to leave it. i apologize. we don't, we ran out of time, but we really appreciate you coming on martin how from lawyers for britain. thank you very much for sharing your views with us. that was the day and as ever the conversat

in britain jointly agreed to this in the northern ireland protocol. but now the british government says it's too costly and no longer wants to adhere to the agreement. what it does is it creates unnecessary barriers on, on trade, east west. ah, what we, what we can do is fix that. it's not a big deal. we can fix it in such a ways to remove those bureaucratic barriers. the northern ireland protocol is intended to ensure the free movement of goods between ireland and northern ireland . britain now wants to repeal large parts of it, no more controls for some goods coming into northern ireland. even the european court of justice will no longer have any influence. johnson's fellow party members warn him that unilaterally changing the international treaty would be foolish and probably illegal. e representatives are disappointed and are already threatening punitive measures. the u. k has been in many ways a standard bearer for international law and the protection of international law for many, many years. this is damaging that rep reputation in a very fundam

britain plunged into celebrations , mainly street parties and entertainment.ies and towns chose national flags and hung portraits of the queen, whom the british admire. this is the platinum jubilee. for 70 years our queen has been a queen and that's beautiful. i think many people admire her self-sacrifice. she has an incredible character. she is resilient. she is a leader. she is very moral she unexpectedly became queen at a very young age when her father the king died suddenly she just did it because it was her duty and we are very grateful to her in oxfordshire thematic events dedicated to the royal jubilee took place almost at the root of the street ukrainians also did not leave it holiday overlooked natalia from ukraine has been living in the village of longkhanborov for several years now, she has been fond of roses and has about 50 different types in her yard these days. she invited everyone who wants to admire the flowers to celebrate and to help ukraine, unfortunately, the war in our country has not stopped, a lot of families are still left in and they

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a telephone conversation with the prime minister of great britain. zelenskyi discussed the situation on on the front and strengthening defense and support, it is about the announced supply of rocket launcher systems to britain, the president added that the conversation also talked about intensifying work on security guarantees, in addition, ukraine, together with britain, is looking for ways to avoid the food crisis and unblocking the ports earlier, british defense minister ben wallace reported that britain will hand over m-270 multiple-launch rocket systems to ukraine, which can hit targets at a distance of up to 80 km. britain celebrated elizabeth's 70th birthday for 4 days ii on the royal throne platonic jubilee on this occasion a special map of events was created throughout the country every city, town and village organized local parties, concerts and picnics more about how it was let's watch together the new jubilee of elizabeth the second on the throne began with the ceremony of lighting the lights of the ancient british tradition under time to

britain and the european union will not insure the russian court over oil, the financial times reports about this, citing its government sources , the aggressor country will lose access to the largest insurance market, loetsoflanden, according to oil traders, and ship owners, this is a financial weapon that will allow them to cause significant damage to the russian economy, because few of the companies will transport oil without insurance, by the way, such a restriction was introduced against iran, and it turned out to be quite effective; about 12 million ukrainians were forced to leave their homes because of the war more than five million have gone abroad, the absolute majority of refugees are women and children. such data were cited by president volodymyr zelensky in his address . one of the most vile war crimes is the deportation of our citizens to russia. only children were deported to russia. people and to make the deportees forget about ukraine and not be able to return. but we must find an answer to this challenge and also ensure that all those who killed , tortured or deported

, that sooner or later the british will also have to join this war in the prime minister of great britain before the nato summit in madrid, boris johnson said that his country has always played a historic role in the alliance, so he will ask his compatriots to continue to support ukraine on his twitter. johnson wrote at this summit of nato leaders, i will call on my compatriots to continue to do everything possible to support ukraine great britain has always played a historic role stoyantsi working to overcome the most global threats and build a safer world he wrote boris johnson and vc great britain during this war appeared quite unexpected for the ukrainian side and it is obvious to the world because we knew that our lawyers in europe are poles. we saw duda, who also did and said a lot in support of the ukrainian state, and here great britain probably played a key role in the current war from the point of view of supporting ukraine, what is this role of great britain connected with, in your opinion, right now you know, it seems to me that everything is like that right now, uh, in these

migrants who've arrived illegally in britain can take off on tuesday.s supported a previous decision by the high court that it was in the public interest for the government to carry out its policies. it's reported that there will be eight asylum seekers on the flight. our home editor mark easton has the story. dozens more asylum seekers arrived on the kent coast today, 37 men who the government says should potentially face removal to rwanda because they've travelled from france, a safe country. and this is the boeing 767 chartered by the home office to take the first group of asylum seekers on a one way ticket to rwanda tomorrow night. the plane can take around 200 passengers, but a maximum ofjust eight asylum seekers will be aboard, and three of those are in court tomorrow arguing to be removed from the passenger list. shame on you! the rwanda policy divides opinion, apparent outside the courts ofjustice today. for some, it's an effective way to deal with migrants who come to the uk illegally. for others, it's an immoral and unlawful way to treat vulne

of course i remember that great britain has not been a big fan of the european union recently, these separate topics, two different directions of national interests, the british wanted to leave the eu and this is not an assessment of the european union, just the majority of people in our the country saw its future differently and this predicted exit from the eu. ukrainians fought and died to pave their way to europe. we have two different routes. our position as an ally has always been clear. if ukraine wants to join the eu, we support it. it is normal to go our separate ways. and have different destinies for countries based on their history and now we are extremely happy for you that you have received the status of a candidate country and answering your question i think that this is an extraordinary psychological boost for people it is a great political breakthrough for the government i i think that this is more than a recognition of the challenges that ukraine is facing in this war. although this is my place. but it is also a recognition of this country that ukraine aspires to beco

uh, concurrently, uh, strict quarantine for residents britain during the period.d of covid and at the same time, allowing yourself to uh. celebrate and not observe the very quarantine that he introduced for all other fellow citizens. now he is increasingly the object of jokes or at least strange news. boris johnson has officially become a ukrainian cossack . and yuri kutivov painted johnson right in the image of may, it is ukraine that perceives fights johnson with open arms, how does it do? like president zelensky but the fact is, of course uh, the very aggressive actions from the uk uh, prompted by prime minister boris johnson, need to be reconsidered in order for peace to come to europe, and in kiev you can now eat a cake named after premiere. in the capital of ukraine, in one of the confectioner's cafes, they sell a dessert created on the basis of an english apple pie and a charming hairstyle of our favorite british prime minister johnson. ukraine here, of course, his career looks much. uh, more successful than in the uk , uh, they named a jansanyuka cake afte

the ranks of conservatives who supports brexit, this is the policy of great britain after supporters of britain's exit from the european union won the referendum, take josen, just one of those politicians, the vast majority of people who are today in the leadership of the conservative party of great britain, they treat it exactly as it is possible to put it if the conservative party loses the parliamentary elections and some other political party comes to power the strength of the barista or there is a coalition but of the borists but of the barals, i don't know how it might look, the situation may change at the expense of a softer policy, but i did not lose support for brexit and exclusively for the position of boris jones. especially since brexit is connected precisely with the european union and in nato, great britain is an obvious supporter of the unity of the civilized world, these are completely different things, of course i too. many people with common sense would like great britain to be in the european union now, because then support of ukraine in the european union would be

some goods to move between mainland britain and northern ireland.n union says the plan is unacceptable, as it breaks international law. meanwhile, the white house calls on the uk and the eu to get back to the negotiating table. our political editor chris mason reports. brexit is about borders, about different rules either side of them, but borders usually separate one country from another. and yet here in belfast, there is a border, checks, when goods arrive here from the rest of the uk. those checks happen because of a deal the government signed up to. but now it doesn't like what this means for northern ireland. people can't access the goods they need to access, we're not able to implement the same tax benefits in northern ireland as we are for the people of great britain, so this is a very serious issue that we need to fix. we have sought a negotiated settlement for the last 18 months, but as yet, the eu have been unwilling to change the terms of the protocol. and they've not changed their mind today, either. no workable alternative solution has

britain doesn't even exist. not nato, this rate britain is an auks.route from china europe just needs to be reined in a little bit again by the scots to remind about the imperial brilliance the scots were loyal to the british while they were joint-stock of the british empire until they received, no less. yes, even more. look up british literature. what proportion of scottish classics? it's not just that this is the price of an empire, that is, in this regard, britain is trying to save itself in a very understandable way, as usual for itself, and it will put it on the map. all if she loses, then it will actually be the collapse of britain with a very high probability. there is a high probability. this will be an extremely serious blow to nato and to all the topics under which it is now building europe, that is, the all-in game, and you need to understand that if britain loses, then russia will win enough cool and the states will be more or less on sidings for now. they are in the big game. they will most likely return, but not soon. well, it's being ac

is the backbone of great britain. �* , . ., the britain.e military parade which _ britain. it's a dream come true. the military parade which marks - britain. it's a dream come true. the military parade which marks the - military parade which marks the queen's official bertie was a spectacle for cheering crowds. while there were those across the uk who questioned the significance of the royalfamily, for many questioned the significance of the royal family, for many people questioned the significance of the royalfamily, for many people here today this is about seeing the significant moment in history. it a rivileue significant moment in history. it a privilege to _ significant moment in history. it —. privilege to be here to honour her majesty for 70 years. it is a privilege and i feel honoured to be here in this country. she represents honour, here in this country. she represents honour. hope _ here in this country. she represents honour, hope and _ here in this country. she represents honour, hope and dedication - here in this country. she

ben walls, he noted that great britain is our true friend and partner, in turn, ukraine freely stated able to drive out the invaders from donbass, let me remind ukraine that the minister of defense of great britain is not visiting kyiv for the first time, he was just on the eve of the war in november of last year. i am very grateful for such truly united work, but these words are constantly translated into actions, and this is a very important difference between ukraine's relations from britain, with other countries, weapons, finances, sanctions, three things in which great britain consistently shows its leadership, and again now we see that ukraine is able to dislodge russia from donbas, we see that the russian regime is on the verge of collapse, at least as far as military power is concerned. they are now on the verge of exhaustion. russia will be able to wage a full-scale war every year using its economic resources. the kremlin may also try to freeze the war, said the representative of the main intelligence department of the ministry of defense, vadym skibitsky, in an interview wit

because victor is the elected prime minister of great britain. seriously, because after the decision of the european union, we remember that the heads of governments of several countries publicly said that, in particular, the prime minister luxemburg that the behavior of the hungarians during the adoption of these sanctions was simply brutal, because if it was possible to understand viktor orbán's remarks about the oil bargo that it somehow creates problems for the hungarian economy, then what problems patriarch kirill creates for the hungarian economy was absolutely unclear. and although it is known about good personal relations between the patriarch and the prime minister, the announcement that great britain became the first country to impose sanctions on patriarch kirill, this is only a step if you want to desacralization of the moscow patriarchate it must be clearly said that for these 100 with a hook no in 100 14 already today yes no the russian orthodox church has turned into some kind of satanic sect i do not know at all whether they belie

johnson from the post of prime minister of great britain.t should be announced by 10:00 p.m. kyiv time. there is a two-hour time difference between kyiv and london. well, they were a little earlier, some time ago, so we will wait , but for now, as of now, we have such information that the fate of boris johnson is now being decided, and some people write that it is so. celebrations uh, regarding the royal family and that's why well, it's not humane, it should n't be like that. you have to go on the other side, they understand that this person who, well, probably, unprecedentedly, now supports ukraine, in your opinion, how can this issue be resolved, and if not johnson, then who? what it is will mean for us, first of all, please . first of all, about lukashenko, when lukashenko really eats belarusian potatoes, he makes belligerent statements when he eats potatoes imported to belarus from ukraine. to return to the fate of johnson, of course, well, this is the biggest intrigue for him, not only as a prime minister, but also as a consistent adept

she is britain's longest, raining monarch and the u. k. has gone all out for queen elizabeth the 2nd ah, 4 days of foam and pageantry to mock her historic platinum jubilee. hundreds of thousands of people descended london to be part of the festivities. but even as the 96 year old is celebrated at home in some country, is this my stone has when you debate about whether to sever ties with britons, royalty. the queen is had of the common wealth which is made up of $54.00 independent countries. nearly all of them were once under british rule, as well as the united kingdom. she is also monarch of 14 other countries, including canada and australia, then known as commonwealth realms, 8 or in the caribbean, or are independent and sovereign states. but she is recognized as a ceremonial ruler and the head of state, but has no real power. the royal family has long been a source of british sought power and diplomatic influence. several caribbean countries like jamaica and the bahamas have indicated the want to part ways with the queen. they're conside

of britain. -- thank you very much for talking _ council of britain. -- thank you very much for talkinglast place of worship in kabul was attacked by islamic state militants. reports say around a0 other applications are being reviewed. at least two people were killed in the assault on saturday — a sikh worshipper and a taliban fighter who confronted the militants. india's prime minister narendra modi condemned the attack as barbaric and cowardly. the double olympic champion dame kelly holmes has revealed she is gay. the 52—year—old told the daily mirror newspaper that she had known she was gay since she was 17. dame kelly holmes said she had hidden her sexuality forfear of repercussion while serving in the army. dame kelly holmes says she feels she can breathe again after coming out. it's father's day, and the duke of cambridge has released a photograph to mark the occasion. prince william is pictured laughing with his children during a family holiday, with his arms around prince george, who's eight, and seven year—old princess charlotte, while four—year—old prince louis sits on his sho

who are trying to resist doing my name is hryhoriy zhigalov let's summarize this day together great britain allocates for ukraine will use this money to buy a billion pounds of weapons and equipment and conduct training for the ukrainian military . that numerous evidences confirm that the russians deliberately fired at a shopping center in kremenchuk, the madrid nato summit ended, the leaders of the alliance countries made their final statements , french president macron said that support for ukraine cannot end, us president biden announced the allocation of another 800 million dollars of aid to ukraine, there will also be additional weapons and ammunition according to british prime minister johnson, only the ukrainian people should decide whether and when they want to conclude an agreement with russia in order to achieve peace at the same time, the prime minister of britain said that nato is more than ever determined to support ukraine, according to him, almost everyone at the table agreed to provide more aid to ukraine, and one of the results specifically from london, britain will provide