grave concern on systemic discrimination and harassment experienced by kenyans working at the british council in kenya, which we believe needs to be urgently addressed. and example, they give that involving there may be funding or even the limit we will be that because english as a even can be reached at the latest additions and italy, we never get to hear what it is audited for misleading. with the vision, you know, when doing diplomatic immunity, they cannot be sued. you know, are walking encore. and the only way to sue them is having with the i write in relatives of these invoices. i think that would never happen. they live, i love, long regarded as a key pillar of britain's soft power. the council has launched 2 investigation since 2016 into the complaints, including an incident where an official was accused of making numerous races comments about his employees, which sparked public backlash. internal investigations deemed the comments culturally insensitive, but not racist. british officials have now dismissed the allegations in the anonymous letter as an unjustified attack on the counci

christ is threatening, and the british council is also known for its russophobic activities there.and the baltic center shared experience in the field, the media that strengthens the independent press in the baltics , we understand how and against whom it does it willingly accepts applications for grants . networks xpose was valued at £9.5 million. this is more than 650 million rubles. zinc had something to feed on and for agents in russia - he financed various projects on the territory of russia in the order of 37. and millions were allocated only to the verzilla there, but his media zone and agent medusa are also mentioned in british documents along with the russian-language service of the estonian television and radio broadcasting and baltic center for investigative journalism as a long-term partner. here it is agent rain in zinc schemes. now i remind you, it broadcasts from latvia and now also recognized and on the agent of the so-called zinc network specific targeting. for which audience? what kind of fakes to beat employees of anti-russian editorial offices are taught at spec

go to the british council structures, the british media and, of course, trusted contractors.structures are created that combine the diplomatic intelligence, military and propaganda potential of the british state mechanism with the participation of american curators. well, where without them, as they say, the anglo-saxon anglo-saxon eyes are not vyklyut. yes, they won’t pull it out, but the hand is also present there in washington, well, just a small digression. uh, just like to say, i'm the succession of the worst interagency london practitioners . so the other day the newspaper e daily news edged. a has published a book review. how to organize a coup d'état it was released by an expert on the history of espionage subversive activities roy cormac quote from this book during the cold war great britain had a special media program in the middle east in africa and parts of asia in the mid-1950s and until the end of 1970 a special branch of the british foreign office headquartered in london increased instability manipulated the mood of incitement to commit crimes exacerbated inter

actually how it happened, that is, after all, the armed forces of ukraine were trusted, at least the british councilate . listen, well, we already have konstantin petrov - the secretary of the izyum city council, mr. kostiantyn . good day. good day. glory to ukraine glory to the heroes that over the last two days the russian troops intensified their efforts in the raisin area to advance south, british scouts emphasize that there is actually a lot of personal equipment it was all based on this microcosm, then they transferred their forces already from the city to the outskirts in the direction of sloviansk and tried several times to move forward. our armed forces were able to constantly repulse their attacks. have become more active in this direction and are trying to resume their offensive, trying to advance from the pereslavian one . right now, this is an interview that his apostle from himself , uh, the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, uh, valery zaluzhnyi, this is an interview there with brigadier general dmytro krasylnyk, who is just telling, so i understand that he is the comm

yesterday, i think the governor for now listen -- government for not listening and allowing high-risk british council contractors in afghanistan to be processed immediately upon the replications of the citizenry settlement scheme and not having to wait a further two months until the application window closes. with taxation at a 40 year high, when will the government be bolder and cutting taxes given all the evidence the world over shows that lower taxes, increases prosperity, raises living standard, and better enables the government to help the less fortunate even if such policy means cutting spending such as hs2? >> my honourable friend makes an important point about driving growth in the economy. that's why we are cutting taxes with the 130 percent super deduction for capital investment that will not just create good jobs, but will pay jobs. by boosting production. that's why we are increasing the employment allowance, which represents a tax cut for the thousands of small businesses. that's what we provided relief of 7 billion over the next five years and of course cutting national insurance next m

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canadian political scientist and also oleksandr kraev expert-researcher of north america and the british isles council of foreign affairs ukrainian prisma were in touch with us thank you for this analysis now time of news on the espresso tv channel on eva melnyk i will introduce my colleague, i will pass the word to you, thank you khrystyna for your work, the editorial office of the espresso news will continue to work, i will tell you about the most important thing, in particular, about the fact that more than 31,000 russian nazis have already mixed with the ukrainian by land these are the data of the general staff and, unfortunately, traditionally about the consequences of enemy rocket fire, the occupiers were in zaporizhzhia and fired salvo fire rocket systems at the districts of gorikhov and gulyaipol. they reported to the regional military administration in gulyaipol that the russians killed an elderly woman. in addition, 5 houses were heavily damaged and apartment also due to art strikes by the occupiers, the occupier was destroyed, the village of preobrazhenka was damaged, three houses and outbu

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to our conversation oleksandr kraieva, experts of the researcher of north america, the british isles, the council prisma, oleksandr, we congratulate you, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, good day, and uh, in fact, in the usa, the meeting of rammstein three in brussels has been confirmed, the minister of defense luidostin confirms this ah reports about it in the microblog, of course they will talk about the defense capabilities of our country, do we have anything to hope for here, because if we talk about the name weapons that should help us to win, the list seems to be huge, but when it comes to the scale of providing this or that weapon, it is simply quantitative, we understand that there is still not enough rammstein iii why do you think, or uh, i don't know, something will move out of place for the now bureaucratized processes in europe and beyond. they have to move for several reasons. let's remember how the land lease program works in general and how it worked back in the forties, because this document lisa accepted is currently actually a full copy of that with some additions regardin

the british council has already joined in the work.stan, we are sure that there are many years of promising cooperation with your country ahead. simultaneously with uzbekistan, london is extending its tentacles to tajikistan and kyrgyzstan, where it is planned to introduce british programs for effective public administration. 25 million pounds have already been allocated for this. and at the end of march , british minister of the armed forces james happy came to baku on a visit, this was his first trip to azerbaijan. stanislav easy. since you yourself have somehow declared yourself an anglophile here, then your comments are the first, well, first of all, of course. i, too, join in the congratulations, but you know, in my opinion, i haven’t heard the queen on her seventieth birthday. yes, i sounded it, i respect her majesty, of course, but congratulations, and as you know from the works of philosophers dmitry galkovsky in russia, this is uk cryptolonia plagiarism is better than corners, in my opinion, on the contrary no, no, on the cont

you can click on that right now and with media council stating, british getting to the business for a she obama care rushing, decline the children wants to go over next year starting outside that kind of toilet belichick and me workshop. when you were here, we're here, we're still the past when years fresh with sure there's a shit switching cheaters. russia has good relations with the most populous nation on the planet, china, in the world, a and economy that drives the global economic machinery. russia has great relations with india, the 2nd most populous country in the world. again with a thriving booming economy, their rush is thoroughly integrated. and what have we noticed in the, in the post sanctioned environment? neither china nor india had joined in these sanctions. they both are working with russia to continue. economic ration didn't gone now. so the way you create toolbar, change out of what shenice wooster hobble one. shit room trading. you don't porter or job shanisha salute all the way. if i didn't turn don't toyotas up. it will, how done the job to pay for any further tr

the media council state news, british feeling that this is for a sheer obama care rushing decline. the children wants to go over to an actual hospice, that announcer americans can enter coiling me. felicia can me workshop when you share the corridor or the basine. when the veers dress yearbook it will be an issue with as i should switch and cheaters. russia has good relations with the most populous nation on the planet china, in the world, a an economy that drives the global economic machinery. a rush has great relations with india, the 2nd most populous country in the world. again with a thriving booming economy, their rush is thoroughly integrated. and what have we noticed in the, in the post sanctioned environment? neither china nor india had joined in these sanctions. they both are working with russia to continue economic cooperation. didn't don't ganell bush over that. she may share leeway linda, linda clay dubai. kasia. what shenice here. washer cobblins hit. susie, hulu. kaden played it. don't puerto, what shenice yet? so the way of foreign tender toyotas up here. well, how

commission for the historic decision, now ukraine expects a positive outcome of the european council meeting next week british prime minister boris johnson personally received a letter from six-year-old ilya kostushevich from mariupol, the boy's parents died as a result of russian shelling of the city, and he himself was saved by volunteers in may. ilya learned about boris johnson's appeal to ukrainian children and decided to write him a reply with thanks and congratulations to everyone to the children of britain, the boy added a painted flag of ukraine and a photo of himself with his beloved cat to the letter, ukrzaliznytsia employees passed this link to the head of britain during his trip to kyiv, then we will talk about the euro-atlantic prospects of our country in the context of the decision of the european commission, and we will talk about it in more detail with vitaliy bezdy, people's deputy of ukraine from the servant of the people faction. i wish vitaliy health. congratulations. so we have a preliminary decision. next, of course, the european council must vote on it . but we have historically had suc

speaking with lord ahmed yesterday, i think the government for now listening and allowing high—risk british councilportant point _ as hs2? my honourable friend makes an important point about _ as hs2? my honourable friend makes an important point about driving - an important point about driving growth and the economy and that is why we are cutting taxes with the 130% super deduction for capital i30% super deduction for capital investment, that will notjust create good jobs but well paid and betterjobs by missing productivity. —— boosting productivity. we are increasing the employment allowance which represents a tax cut for half a million businesses, we have provided business rate relief of 7 billion over five years and we are cutting national insurance next month worth £330 for a typical employee. month worth £330 for a typical employee-— month worth £330 for a typical em-lo ee. ., ,, ~ a employee. thank you, mr speaker. as to msp employee. thank you, mr speaker. as tory msp murdo _ employee. thank you, mr speaker. as tory msp murdo fraser _ employee. thank you, mr speaker. as tory msp murdo frase

staging in the bucha on the occasion of which our british colleagues did not want to convene the security councilat our request turned out to be the apogee of this deceitful and unsubstantiated pr campaign. today, so many inconsistencies and refutation of the official version have been voiced that our western partners are already wary of recalling it. but the unsubstantiated accusations of all violence are not decreasing. what did we have the opportunity to see today? i would like to address my colleagues who have been especially zealous in this field today. i would advise you to be more careful, because behind such statements. kiev does not need an evidence base. it's better than others the other day proved no one will be in quotation marks, but the ukrainian commissioner for human rights, ms. denisova herself. is she going too far and was fired by the kiev regime with an interesting wording? the incomprehensible concentration on numerous details of sexual crimes and rape of children in the occupied territories, which could not be confirmed by evidence, in other words, the ukrainian ombudsman, u

there will be hysterics right there, of course, and right there the british will demand an emergency emergency court of the security councilse. that's how the economic levers of pressure on moscow have practically ended. although this is also something, yes, they will come up with it, plus it is necessary it’s good to understand, as examples show early, that sanctions do not take effect immediately, usually there is such a cumulative effect, there are 6 months 9 months, so you need to prepare, you need to be taken very seriously. we need to think about how to break russia. meanwhile , putin is meeting with the leaders of azerbaijan, iran, kazakhstan, and turkmenistan in ashgabat. there, the sixth caspian summit is being held and look at the atmosphere. serious professional people who adopted a very important declaration of fundamental importance, which once again confirms that the caspian will. peaceful free, that is, a very balanced, competent declaration, but more interestingly, on the other hand, where it is necessary, they talk all the time about values. i really don’t really understand, but what values ​​​​they say, t

council. the british spectator writes that all this is an ordinary pr-code, the purpose of which is to hide disagreementsin a chic london club, being in it is a forest, but nothing guarantees european unity in this matter is extremely non-monolithic. the eu in practice is limited to ritual condemnations of russia and humming to the glory of ukraine from a safe distance the german press points out one of the main problems that ukraine will find difficult to overcome, which, by the way, is mentioned in its official report not denmark kiev lacks the will to fight corruption at all levels of government border guards demanding bribes cargoes of humanitarian aid, which are put up for sale this story, which goes around ukraine at the beginning of the war, is difficult to verify, but in a country where corruption pervades almost all spheres of life. many find them right. like this, the german authorities are now more focused not on ukrainian reforms. it is the gas crisis, which led to the sanctions policy of the european union in the country, the alarm is activated the second of the three levels of warning modes

council as an exception. and how did the then british presidency give assurances without setting a precedent? we see no reason to produce these exceptions. we have repeatedly confirmed. understanding that representatives of states wishing to to speak in the council must be physically present in the meeting room the un security council should not turn into a platform for remote campaigning of president zelensky’s company to snatch out weapons from the participants of the nato summit. this undermines the authority of the council as a body responsible for the collective development of decisions to maintain international peace and security. the ukrainian side, at the suggestion of our western colleagues, is trying to undermine this authority and turn the members of the council into an audience for acting performances. want note that just a week ago, the opportunity to speak remotely in the council was denied by the minister of foreign affairs, tsar. the council should not show double standards in favor of the ukrainian side and its western patrons while discriminating against african countries. an

commission recommends giving ukraine the status of a candidate country. councils but champagne is being uncorked in brussels and in kiev british prime minister boris johnson arrived in ukraine the day after the visit of the leaders of france , germany, italy and romania and on the fourth month of the war lavrov in an interview with the bbc denies that russia invaded ukraine. the european commission recommends granting ukraine and moldova the status of candidate for eu membership, but there are certain requirements that reforms must be implemented. and by the way, georgia is not given such a status for ukraine . however, this is an important step towards accession, and by the way, the ukrainian authorities submitted an application for accession to the eu in the first week of the war. when the russian army was attacking kyiv. my colleague hryhoriy zhelalov is with us in connection with brussels. this happened, but what exactly happened for me, for example, the candidacy for joining the eu, it's like how in ukraine they issue a ticket for a train going to the eu, but i didn't understand when it's going or if it's going at all, ho

the chain have said that they have council screenings to ensure the safety of stuff and also customers, the british health furnace, such as it has come up against the decision. stressing that britain has freedom of speech. you might not like what someone's got to say, but they have a right to say it. what we have in this country is freedom of speech and expression, and that is a fundamental value. we've been talking to journalists as a visit, who stressed that the west does not share the same perception of some religions as those who practice them. moslems consider a certain issues to be a red line, certain western states. so say that or they're not confined by the all these red lines don't concern them. and i think, you know, such controversies are expected to continue. why the western media and chooses to do this. as i said, i don't know, despite the fact that the muslims have time and again reacted strongly. i think the part of it is due to the fact that there is a difference when it comes to religion. for example, many in the west don't to believe religion to be such a sacred issue even their o

left the session after the european council president accused russia of using global food supplies as a weapon in the war. a few weeks ago. in other news, british prime minister abbas johnson, a scene of a threat to his leadership and survived a confidence vote. johnson's own conservatives triggered the vote because of scandals including locked down parties. he attended during the pandemic, even though he did when the support of a majority. about 40 percent of conservative lawmakers voted against bars. johnson, leaving doubts about his ability to lead a dramatic opening to the week in westminster, conservative lawmakers castor ballads to decide whether prime minister boris johnson would remain party leader. vote in favor of having confidence in boris johnson's leader was 211 folks. and a vote against was onward and 48 votes. and therefore i cam announced parliamentary party does have ah, the result was met with relief among johnson's supporters and unmasked anger. among the opposition. this evening, the conservative party had a decision to make, to show some backbone or to back boris johnson. the british public cough set up, set up with a prime

british, sorry, the moroccan has ukrainian citizenship . in principle, the death penalty is prohibited in the council of europe and on the territory of the councilhey would join, if they could, the exchange of our in general, i raised the issue of azov on the first day . speaking at the same time and drawing attention to this, i think it is very important for us not to let us forget about those heroes who actually defended ukraine and europe and about our soldiers, and we are also doing this and it is also important . at the summer session, there were calls for sanctions against putin and his henchmen, particularly from belarus and chechnya, so yesterday there was a report on the north caucasus, and i proposed as an amendment the demand that to all member states of the council of europe, these are 46 countries of the world, 27 countries of the european union a and another plus 19 countries and what about the imposition of sanctions against ramzan kadyrov and his entourage for the crimes he committed and directly in chechnya by establishing these bandit medieval regimes there is absolutely terrible and on the territory of ukraine that is why it w

treaty of accession — which will need to pass a vote in the council, the european parliament, and be approved by all 27 member states. the britishhas arrived in kyiv on his second visit in a show of support for ukraine in the war against russia. he met president zelensky to discuss the uk's support and announce a major training programme for ukrainian forces. borisjohnson earlier tweeted to say it was "good to be back" in the ukrainian capital. our correspondent nick beake was in kyiv when borisjohnson arived. well, the prime minister was on this very spotjust a few moments ago. you can see the burnt out russian tanks and vehicles that have been well, the prime minister was on this very spotjust a few moments ago. you can see the burnt—out russian tanks and vehicles that have been brought back from the front line — they're now i really, sort of, a tourist detection, testament to the battle that's raging. the prime minister's visit was completely unannounced. we got word that he was here, came down to this place in the heart of kyiv, half of the capital, the minister walked into the complex of that magnificent building saint mich

european council said that the european union could join these sanctions, but this will not happen before brussels examines all possible consequences. well, before the start of the g7 summit, the british minister told the president of france that any attempt to resolve the conflict in ukraine would only lead to increased instability in the world. these words of boris johnson were commented by the official representative of the ministry of foreign affairs russian maria zakharova called this remark monstrous and added these words of johnson the best explanation of what british political humor is, dark, not witty and vulgar in france, this is not the first time another leak of the contents of confidential negotiations, this time between the presidents of russia and france for a few days before the start of the special operation , much becomes clear about the attitude of macron towards people under shelling, their minsk agreements. however questions again their data safety. paris - this, apparently, does not really care natalya goncharova will retell the essence. the contents of the conversation between manuel macron and vladimir putin, which the leaders of the two countries held 4 days b

european council said that the european union may join these sanctions, but this will not happen before brussels examines all possible consequences. and before the start of the g-7 summit, the britishinister told the french president that any attempt to resolve the conflict in ukraine would only lead to increased instability in the world. these words of boris johnson were commented by the official representative of the ministry of foreign affairs russia maria zakharova called this remark monstrous and added these words of johnson the best explanation of what british political humor is, gloomy and witty and vulgar andrusova and a ukrainian simferopol region introduced an emergency mode in just 4 hours, more than half of the monthly rainfall fell , water, in some rivers of crimea exceeded the usual level by more than 3 m. hundreds of residential areas were flooded houses and plots destroyed bridges. in alushta, a herring descended on the territory of the sanatorium, road service. 260 employees of the ministry of emergency situations and more than 30 units are clearing the roads in the aftermath of the disaster. in severodvinsk, at the sevmash plant, the first manned underwater vehicl

, according to british intelligence, currently ukraine is not sees the threat of an attack from the territory of belarus, said oleksiy danilov, secretary of the national security councilarmy of the self -proclaimed president lukashenko does not have enough forces and equipment to advance as it did on february 24, at the same time, ukrainian intelligence is monitoring and controlling the situation. chernihiv region and the occupiers fled through belarus, but were then sent to the donetsk, luhansk and kharkiv directions, despite loud statements that china will support the russians after three months of atrocities and war, beijing continues to broadcast russian propaganda, the u.s. state department says that the atrocity committed by the russian military on the territory of ukraine is another evidence of "on whose side is china," the spokesman for the net price agency noted, and noted that the country is doing this deliberately, because evidence of the horrors of the russian world are available in free access fled from the war and got to the alps, thousands of ukrainians leave their homes and sometimes find shelter in quite unexpected european towns. one of these became

remember this saying of the british and actually the ukrainian troops, is holding them back from advancing, thank you very much, mr. dmytro dmytro zamazin, a member of the mariupol council, joined us for us. we believe very much. we know that they took mariupol from us once. well, they didn't do well. what are we waiting for, of course we are waiting for our chance, and denys marchuk, the deputy chairman of the all-ukrainian agrarian council, joins us. let's talk a little about grain, about grain wars, and talk about the position of turkey, which is trying to be an active player here. to this place, god, mr. denys, have a good day. good afternoon, the studio in the office of the president of turkey, erdoğan, announced that they had reached a consensus on the creation of a so-called operations center that will deal with the issue of export of grain from ukraine, what is it actually about? well, you see, this is not the first statement that has appeared from turkey about the existence of some kind of agreement a few weeks ago, when the representative of the foreign affairs of russia met with his colleague from turkey. that there would be an inquiry that an agreement would

while british journalists, as well as local politicians, stubbornly call the mercenaries prisoners of war and cry out gu. in relation to them, london has developed a vigorous activity in the council of europe and the un supported the british and the united states, we call on russia and its puppets to respect international humanitarian law, including the rights and protection provided to prisoners of war, the very term prisoner of war, according to experts, can play into the hands of the people's republics. this suggests that the leadership of the ldnr in the west is considered as a legitimate authority, which brings recognition closer republics, meanwhile, the relatives of the mercenaries and the public demand that the british authorities save those sentenced to death, but the foreign office has no clear plan yet. prime johnson did not respond to the appeal of the mercenaries themselves back in april. uh, mr. boris johnson. my name is sean pinner. as far as i know, viktor medvedchuk is being held in custody, and aiden and i would like to be exchanged for him, we will be grateful to you for your help in this matter . well i understand what i am in a position where we are fed and g

our donations volunteer their help canada answers the security council's appeal with ships three destroyers leave, british columbia to join the united nations forces. across the united states young men from every walk of life hurry to enlist in the army the navy and the air force an answer to the united. and appeal as recruiting centers report heavy enlistments in washington president truman addresses a meeting of the reserve officers association. gentlemen, we we face a serious situation. we hope we face it in the cause of peace. the only reason for the action which was taken on advice of all the brains that i could muster. it was hoping always hoping that will finally arrive at the peace in the world which we anticipated when we created the united nations. that's that's the only reason for the action. thank you very much. again at lake success the security council meets to provide for a unified command the president of the council invites the korean delegate to take a seat at the council table republic. britain's delegate speaks on the resolution after discussion with many delegations therefore the fren

and the leader of the european council have been talking in the last month about some kind of transitional status being offered perhaps to these out tear countries. the britishkyiv on his second visit in a show of support for ukraine in the war against russia. he met president zelensky to discuss the uk's support and announce a major training programme for ukrainian forces. boris johnson earlier tweeted to say it was "good to be back" in the ukrainian capital. our correspondent nick beake was there when borisjohnson arived. well, the prime minister was in this very spot just a few moments ago. here in kyiv, he was given an extremely warm welcome. he was standing alongside president zelensky who said that the support he had shown that britain had shown, boris johnson had shown was unparalleled. borisjohnson, unparalleled. boris johnson, the leader who unparalleled. borisjohnson, the leader who took his country out of the european union and the vladimir my zelensky wants his country, ukraine, tojoin, and ukraine has actually got a big boost now at the european commission saying it approves the idea of ukraine starting on the idea of ukraine starting on the ver

the council talks an anti government protest in ecuador, off the president refuses to resume negotiations with indigenous groups of to sorta is killed on the british socialite jolaine maxwell is sentenced 20 years in prison for sexually trafficking under age goes ah, off to weeks of uncertainty, turkey has agreed to support felon and sweden in their bed to join nato, clearing the path for major shift in european security. the breakthrough came on the eve of the military alliance summit in madrid. the nordic countries have been neutral for decades, but pushed for membership off to russia, invaded ukraine. turkey had originally threatened to block the application. turkey yo, fillum and sweden. huh. signs on them or on them. that addresses trickiest concerns, including around arms exports on the fight against the partisan. noah has suffered more brutally toast with arcs, dr. kia, including from the texas group, p k, k. china hall has more from madrid. well around of tripod, i talked this afternoon between turkey. mr. and the leaders in suite and clearly produced a breakthrough. the 3 signed a memorandum, a memorandum quote to extend their full suppor

council, it was devoted to the activities of the international criminal court during armed conflicts. european allies. ukrainian troops are used to shell civilians. for example, the united states delivered britishg-range m-77 howitzers to ukraine, and on the eve of international children's day , five people were killed in donetsk, including a five-year-old child, from shells from this gun. the united states also announced plans to supply ukraine with multiple launch rocket systems. this will only lead to a further escalation of the conflict about the desire to end, which washington hypocritically claims as soon as possible he should know about this, if, of course, this structure is, in principle, interested in justice issues track record commented on the situation with the export of grain from the territory of ukraine, in fact, a russian diplomat is ready to discuss this issue to provide a sea corridor for foreign bulk carriers. however, in the beginning, the nationalists must unblock the coastal waters. hundreds of mines were installed there and ships were flooded. cleaning the sea was the duty of the kiev regime. fighting for avdiivka is now underway in the donetsk people's republic the natio

british to deepen a little. well, problems. well, we listen to the soviets. we can’t do it. the russian advantage is generally schizophrenic water at the same time promotes the opposite council are at war with nato, on the other that nato does not want to fight now, on the one hand, that nato is about to go to pasture, on the other hand, what is nato so worthless and unable to defend itself what is nato today? well, as the paper tiger or the voice on clay feet would say, in fact it is so. the organization supplies separate countries from this, that’s what comrade didn’t say in a second, our former friend - staltenberg yes, he only talks, he does nothing. nato, as the organization turned out to be an absolute dummy, well, that’s what they still say about weapons they constantly say that they are giving us something. and we do not have these weapons in the amount that we need to unblock our territory, that is, they are just to please their societies, they say that they provide a lot of help to ukraine, but this is not so. from the point of view of logistics, from the point of view of the quantity we need, it is not so at all, not so nato is afraid at all, we understood that th

russian representative vasily nebenzya told us about this at the un security council and gave examples. in makiivka from britishcalled the double standards of the west during the nato bombing of yugoslavia during the military actions in iraq afghanistan libya syria no one remembered a international law. the collective west will recommend one want to condemn the aggression. start yourself. show the world an example of judgment of your military adventures and illegal economic registrations of bloody colonial and neurocolonial wars - genocides. indigenous robbery. start paying the affected countries and peoples by compensation. such a step, indeed, approximately the entry of a more just order, in which there would no longer be a place for members, self-proclaimed exclusively. now, new examples of the professionalism and dedication of the russian military, who are defending the donbass, from senior lieutenant anton pavlov and his anti-aircraft missile battery, which performs the most important task of covering our fighters from enemy aircraft, the nationalists attacked from the ground and from the air under ceasele

council prompted russia's envoy to storm out. he left the session after shout, michelle accused russia of using global food supplies as a weapon in the war with my own eyes. a british prime minister boris johnson has seen off a threat to his leadership and survived a confidence vote. and his own conservative triggered the vote because of scandals of a lock down parties. he attended during the pandemic, even though he did when the support of a majority of his m. p. 's about 40 percent of them voted against him, leaving doubts about his ability to lead a dramatic opening to the week in westminster. conservative lawmakers castor ballads to decide whether prime minister boys johnson would remain party leader. the vote in favor of having confidence embarrass johnson. this leader was 211 votes and a vote against was a 148 votes. and therefore, i can announce to parliamentary policy, does have the result was met with relieve among johnson supporters and unmasked anger. among the opposition this evening, the conservative party had a decision to make, to show some backbone or to back boris johnson. the british public cough set up, set up with a prime minister, who promises

council that the russian diplomat left the meeting room, what is it about? i would start with such a down-to-earth example here in london in my local supermarket and in the british the capital for about the first or second week of the russian e-e war, the russian invasion of ukraine, sunflower oil disappeared in general, e flour products such as pasta, for example, great britain in the price increased in some places by about a third, which means that for the british or residents of other fairly wealthy european countries far from ukraine, this is an inconvenience , but for such countries as certain countries in africa or asia, which depended on the import of grain, in particular from ukraine, this is not enough to eat, this is a threat of starvation and there is a lot of talk about this in the world, pointing to the specific situation in the black sea, where the russian battle fleet dominates, and the ukrainian port of mariupol on the azov sea is captured by the russians, ukrainian ports, in particular, odesa, are blocked on the black sea and the european representative, mr. charles michel, was personally in ukraine a few months ago, he was in kyiv , and recentl

european council, and there are only a few hours until it glory to ukraine, the crisis with ukrainian refugees it is just beginning with this name, an article by the guardian was released, the british edition notes that many international organizations were wrong not only about the scale of the conflict, but about its duration, they calculated on months, and now it is necessary to focus on years, in the four months of the war, seven and a half million ukrainians left the country, although the un predicted four because of this , a crisis with social and low-cost housing began in europe, there is not enough housing and rental prices are rising in poland, where 3.5 million refugees from ukraine lacks him, and germany, which accepted 725,000 , is even more difficult. moldova, the poorest country in europe , accepted a hundred thousand ukrainians, of which 50,000 are children who do not have a mistress at school and in kindergartens. in addition, refugees increase competition in the labor market. at the moment, we are in a transition phase. the big question is how in the future, we will be able to support people who fled the war in ukraine, i summarize the publication, of course, in eur

council also met with the president of the republic of russia. we have long-standing political relations over 16 years. we fought a war for independence with the britishning independence, we established diplomatic relations with the ussr and then and we have excellent relations with the russian federation with vladimir putin. speaking of the meeting with president matvienko, she also emphasized that the head of state, especially noted the position of his country in maintaining neutrality with respect to unilateral sanctions against russia, the west is importunately promoting its interests and has recently appeared information that a letter was sent here with the administration of the united states of america, which contained, uh, a demand to reduce contacts. e of the two countries zimba and russia but the answer zimba on this demand was strongly negative. the president of zimbabwe emphasized the unchanging position of his state. uh, to take a balanced independent, uh, policy of not giving in to pressure, winter was a very important partner for us, not only on the african continent , but also on international platforms in all voting on anti-russian san

federation council also i also met with the president of the republic of zimba and we have long-standing political relations with russia for 16 years. we waged a war for independence as britishr gaining independence, we established diplomatic relations with the ussr and then with the russian federation, we have excellent relations with vladimir putin, speaking of the meeting with president matvienko, she also emphasized that the head of state, especially noted the position of his country in observing neutrality regarding unilateral sanctions against russia west importunately promotes its interests, and quite recently there was information that the administration of the united states of america sent a letter here, which contained a demand to reduce contacts between the two demba countries. and russia, but zimba's response to this demand was a resolutely negative president of the woman, who emphasized the unchanging position of his state. e to take a measured independent e, policy not to succumb to zimbab pressure. a very important partner for us. not only on the african continent, but also on the international platforms for all voting on anti-russian sanctions. uh, the zimbab

headline and there will be hysterics, of course, and immediately the british will demand an emergency emergency court of the security councilotherwise. that's how the economic levers of pressure on moscow have practically ended. although this is also something, yes, they will come up with it, plus you need to understand well, as the examples of iran show, that sanctions do not work immediately, usually there is such a cumulative effect, there are 6 months 9 months, so you need to prepare, you need to take it very seriously, you need to think how to break russia and at this time, putin meets with the leaders of azerbaijan and early and kazakhstan and turkmenistan in ashgabat. the sixth caspian summit and look what a serious professional people who adopted a very important declaration of fundamental importance, which once again confirms that the caspian will exist. peaceful free, that is, a very balanced literate declaration, but it's interesting, here on the other hand, where necessary, they talk all the time about values. i really don’t really understand, but what values ​​​​they say, that’s why we did n’t please them so mu

our donations volunteer their help canada answers the security council's appeal with ships three destroyers leave, british columbia to join the united nations forces. across the united states young men from every walk of life hurry to enlist in the army the navy and the air force an answer to the united. and appeal as recruiting centers report heavy enlistments in washington president truman addresses a meeting of the reserve officers association. gentlemen, we we face a serious situation. we hope we face it in the cause of peace. the only reason for the action which was taken on advice of all the brains that i could muster. it was hoping always hoping that will finally arrive at the peace in the world which we anticipated when we created the united nations. that's that's the only reason for the action. thank you very much. again at lake success the security council meets to provide for a unified command the president of the council invites the korean delegate to take a seat at the council table republic. britain's delegate speaks on the resolution after discussion with many delegations therefore the fren

british people. amna: a july hearing will dide the policy's legality. meanwhile, the fate of many asylum-seekers in the uk hangs in the balance. for more i am joined by zoe gardner from the joint councilor the welfare of immigrants. the organization is among those representing the deportation of deportees. your group represented two people on that flight yesterday, canceled just a few minutes before it was scheduled to take off. take me inside the flurry of case-by-case appeals that unfolded. how did it come down to the last minute? >> it's extremy stressful, not least for the refugees themselves and their family members in the u.k. seeing the people they want to be reunited with snatched away. it comes down to the last minute because the government only has to provide notice of a deportation five days before it happens, so they claim there are last-minute legal challenges. the reality is people don't have the opportunity before that and it goes down to the line very often. amna: tell me about what the deportation to rwanda has meant for them. >> one of them is a kurdish iraqi and one of them is a syrian young man. the syrian man was targeted by the regime in syria. he had to run away

council of ukraine oleksiy danilov, is not a problem. but what a tragedy for the country he said and told reporters of the british edition of the final timesdy, a tragedy will be the loss of the country for ukraine it will be very, very difficult to achieve victory in the conflict with russia ukraine can withdraw its troops from the donbass even further for the sake of regrouping and military assistance from the west , while being ready to resist for a long time. well, the most interview. which one, which yury podlyako also spoke about yes, but here it is very interesting, nikita it seems to me, i don’t know, i. maybe i'm reading too carefully. come back to us, please, friends. danilova there's just after all he well, i have to take, then, uh, the tragedy will be the loss of the side. yes, but nowhere. don’t remember a word about it even there a month ago and zelensky constantly said we’ll recapture, but we’ll return yours to them and return, look. yes, and the maximum formula, so to speak, is what it is ready, it turns out, resistance for a long, long time. and this is very important. it 's very simple, it turns out that no one talks abou

british volunteers j speaking to our correspondence. monkeypox is to be listed as a note to viable disease. it means doctors in england are required to notify their local councille diseases in the uk including measles, tuberculosis and diphtheria. the uk health security agencies says the move would help to safely identify treats, and control the disease. the uk's competition watchdog has accused rangers football club of conspiring to illegally fix the prices of its merchandise. the competition and market authority found the club couuded market authority found the club colluded with retailersjd ports and any exports to keep prices of kits hi and in some cases they went up from £55 to £60. we can speak to juliet who is senior director of cartels at the competition and market authority and she joins us live from south london. thank you forjoining us. when did the competition and market authority for think that's wrongful activity may be taking place? we think that's wrongful activity may be taking place?— be taking place? we opened this investigation _ be taking place? we opened this investigation at _ be taking place? we opened this investigation at the _ be tak

of the british empire , an analogue of a knight for women, she became famous for the roles of crowned fathers, including playing cleopatra queen charlotte elizabeth the first or the second councilin the images of russian historical figures. for example, catherine ii in the hpo mini-series, catherine the great and leo tolstoy's wife sophia andreevna in the film last sunday , an interesting fact in war and peace at helen gelding herself her great-grandmother, russian countess lidia andreevna kamenskaya, was the great-granddaughter of field marshal count mikhail fedotovich kamensky, and helen mirren herself was actually elena vasilievna mironova, helen's grandfather peter mironov was a colonel in the tsarist army, a military engineer and a staunch monarchist. he often visited london to buy weapons for the emperor’s troops, having learned about the coming to power of the bolsheviks, peter fled to england with his two-year-old son vasily, the future father of the movie star vasily, by the way, unlike his dad, he was extremely left-wing and found an english wife from a working environment, a staunch anti-monarchist, in 1945. they had a daughter, elena, in order to assimilate in brita

government and district council here is that will not happen and people need to start thinking and talking about moving further inland.— further inland. thank you, jonah fisher. the britished on the findings of a survey first published in february — says racism is "widespread" and "significantly under—reported" within the health service. this takes him back to happier times. he is an anaesthetist and he says racism in the nhs has not only affected his career but also his mental health. t affected his career but also his mental health.— affected his career but also his mental health. i had to dial 111 on one occasion _ mental health. i had to dial 111 on one occasion because _ mental health. i had to dial 111 on one occasion because i _ mental health. i had to dial 111 on one occasion because i felt - mental health. i had to dial 111 on one occasion because i felt so - mental health. i had to dial 111 on | one occasion because i felt so low. i went out into the backyard with my dog and thank god i didn't do anything silly. having brown skin has been a real problem because you are vulnerable and when a complaint is there, it starts from, you are guilty. is there, it starts