rise up against putin, thousands of horrors of the liberated city under this headline, the british daily mails an article about the city of izyum in the kharkiv region, where investigators continue to record war crimes against ukrainians in the main photo of the publication, 65-year-old local resident yevdokia hugs his son in front of their shelled house, defeated russians beg for peace talks, the british daily mail publishes another report about zelenskyi's visit to the liberated raisin during the flight of moscow soldiers, the journalists of the publication emphasize that the ukrainian flag is raised in the recaptured city, and the military get a selfie with the president, a leading american newspaper for the washington post on the first column, he writes about a dozen letters of the occupiers in izyum, manuscripts that the ukrainian military found in their possession after the liberation of the city it is about depressed russians who need rest, everyone is waiting for putin's response to the ukrainian offensive, the leading norwegian newspaper autenpostin immediately writes about ukraine o

under this headline, the british daily mail writes about nikopol that near the zaporizhzhia npp, according to one of the journalists, now nikopol lives simultaneously in the shadow of war and a nuclear disaster, just a few weeks ago gideon reingard lived in south carolina, now he is fighting together with the ukrainians, the leading italian newspaper courier delasera publishes a photo of a foreign legionnaire talking about the latest events in ukraine related to the international inspection of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant 358 small victims of the war at the opening of the 79th venice international film festival they showed a list of ukrainian children killed by the russians, this is reported by the scottish the scotsman newspaper and its journalists believe that russia is seriously violating the laws of war, namely forcibly relocating ukrainian civilians to the russian federation or to occupied on the territory of ukraine, thousands of schools were destroyed, millions of children were displaced. on september 1, school starts in ukraine this week. the norwegian newspaper avtin-posti

the british daily mail publishes material about fake referendums.s of the publication emphasize that putin is waging war using fake votes to annex the captured territories of ukraine, then now wants to reap the losses and profits under such a title as soon as possible the french newspaper le figaro writes about the annexation of donbas through a referendum, according to the journalists of the president's publication requia, he is trying to turn the invasion of ukraine into a defensive war , and this frees his hands. instead, the newspaper also publishes the speech of the french leader macron at the un, where he accuses russia of imperialism. they will count the votes as they like, it's all nonsense, the british guard writes about illegal referendums in ukraine, newspaper journalists say that the occupiers are constantly searching the houses of the residents of kherson, as well as the russians began to check the mobile phones of the townspeople ukrainians flee from the occupied territories in order not to fight with the motherland under the russian f

it’s not like marrying a white prince, ” he told the british daily mail newspaper nelson mondela wasn in 1990 after 27 years behind bars, the joy and dancing of a crowd of thousands did not escalate into a scuffle scuffle shooting two people were killed, that is, nothing in common with harry meghan's decent windsor wedding. in the eighteenth, mandela fought apartheid, obliging blacks to live separately from whites on reservations. this system was introduced by various european colonizers, including both british and american intelligence agencies were involved in british surveillance of mandela. so the meghan comparison has created a whole host of troubling historical parallels. i have a feeling that this time, judging by the american tv shows and articles , public opinion is not very supportive of meghan markle now. she also said in an interview that she would not want her children to go to an english school after this statement, as well as after the accusation of the english royal family of racism, the affair with britain for megan is completed, but from the usa it seems that long c

funeral of elizabeth ii would cost $ 6 million and this is an undue burden on the british taxpayers. london daily mailt an angry article quoting the british. threatening to unsubscribe from an american newspaper the british government has already allocated billions of pounds to fight inflation, the cost of funerals. the queen will be a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of that amount. you just don't people in london continues. farewell to elizabeth ii is the turn of those wishing to see the coffin with the body of the queen. stretched along the banks of the thames for almost 10 miles since the opening of the entire ministerial hall to visitors, the average waiting time was about 12 hours, during the guard, at the rude queen one of the guards lost consciousness. forgiveness is due to end at 6:30 am on monday 19 september before the state funeral of queens alexander khabarov ilya murdyukov and maxim kolpakchi vesti, united kingdom the next piece of big news is happening in regional studios. vgtrk seconds remain before local news. and while colleagues are preparing to present local news, we will have

the british daily mail began to demand from the american newspaper. lthough the british scoreboards are the same. it was recently reported that due to financial problems the funeral agency offers direct cremation to ordinary and poor clients. that is, without witnesses and funeral services for those who want to dodge today and not observe mourning options are a bit closed, almost all theater museums cinemas bars restaurants fitness clubs on the thames where there are usually a lot of river tourist trams today, quietly, quietly and in the sky above in london, the largest airport cunningly canceled almost 200 flights so that the planes would not buzz and violate the solemnity of the moment , only policemen can buzz in the sky today by helicopter, and on the roads to police cars howling funerals take place on the eleventh day after the death of the queen. all this time it was closed and the coffin, which, like the funeral plan, was made 30 years ago, was put up for parting, first in edinburgh, the capital of scotland. then in london, these 11 days were re

the funeral of elizabeth ii would cost $ 6 million and this is an undue burden on british multi-payers. london daily mailoting brie. threatening to unsubscribe from an american newspaper the british government has already allocated billions of pounds to fight inflation, the cost of funerals. the queen will be a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of that amount. you just don't people in london continues. reach out for elizabeth ii line-up wishing to be seen with the queen's body. stretched along the banks of the thames, almost 10 days since the opening of the entire ministerial cold for visitors. average waiting time was about 12 hours during the guard, at the coffin of the queen, the administrators lost consciousness. the pardon is due to end at 6:30 am on monday 19 september, before the state funeral of the queen alexander khabarov ilya murzikov and maxim kolpakchi vesti, uk gazprom alliance and gazprom linde engineering are working to expand the lng facility near portovaya station and 2 million tons priorities for the development of the industry are being discussed in st . petersburg. there, the oil

buildings and monuments will have to turn off the night lighting to save, for sure, the british will have to write daily mailo the fact that electricity prices in october there immediately jump by 80% it is not a fact that it will be possible to ensure its uninterrupted supply, the operation of wind turbines, for example, is entirely dependent on the weather. so experts warn the inhabitants of the kingdom. you need to be prepared for both blackouts and bans on the use of household appliances during peak hours loads. another london daily. writes because of the energy crisis. british people prefer to buy food that doesn't need to be cooked so as not to turn on the stove or oven once again, while the anti-russian sanctions that have so changed the lives of western consumers have again failed to stifle the savings. the british curtain sums up russia, the country simply increased its oil exports to asia. as a result, they even grew, and the west, against this background, has to resort to unpopular measures in california, the state senate extended the life of the last nuclear power plants, canyon. diablo planned t

yesterday, i think when the president was leaving the british embassy, daily mail asked are you going he will probably invite all the other previous presidents. he will probably invite george w. bush. he will invite jimmy carter probably will not be able to make the trip. >> ainsley: barack obama. >> steve: clinton and trump. it will be interesting. can you imagine if they all got in that plane together? with. >> will: no, i cannot. >> ainsley: i doubt they will all get in the plane together. >> steve: i bet there will be an invitation if the president goes if the past is prologue with other former gigantic funerals and i can't think of a bigger funeral during my lifetime. >> ainsley: let's bring in richard fits williams. is he a royal commentator. good morning to you, richard. >> good morning. as you have just been saying, the queen was the ultimate diplomat. i do think that's extremely important because as head of state and head of nation, i think it was during her reign that royal visit, for example, became the ultimate in the government's use of soft power as britain ceased to be

daily mail. in order to save money in winter, the british may ban cooking and use of washing machines during thepubs will turn off the lights as early as 9:00 pm. and children will study only 3 days a week, the economic crisis will also hit the healthcare system, as the times writes, in winter, electricity costs in hospitals will increase three times, monthly payment. will reach 2 million pounds. this means canceling operations and reducing the number of beds at risk, not only health. the lives of the british, say doctors bloomberg writes that the kingdom is on the verge of closing six out of ten factories in desperation of the entrepreneur the owners of this small hotel. in the county of oxfordshire used to pay for electricity and gas a thousand pounds a month now 6.500. this is almost half a million rubles, so as not to go broke , entrepreneurs plan two-thirds of their employees. everything we pay for has gone up in price. so, just to open, you need to pay three times more than before in our industry, which has already suffered so much from covid and brect. this will be very difficult. winter.

british newspapers are paying tribute to queen elizabeth. here are a few "the journal" leading with "farewell to a sovereign and beloved mother." front page of "the daily mail daily mirror" thank you for her majesty's life of service. >> online, websites of the british monarchy and prince of wales commemorating the queen's legacy as well including a link for visitors to send their own messages of condolence to the family. home page of the archwell organization, the one founded by the duke and duchess of sussex has a moving message. in loving memory of her majesty queen elizabeth ii. all you see there. as the world mourns alongside the royal family, brit king charles iii prepares for perhaps one of the biggest moments of his life. in a few moments will address the world for the first time as the new king. >> let's talk about what is ahead with british broadcaster and current affairs commentator, also an american british playwright and former deputy chair at the british museum. wonderful to have you both. bonnie, i was struck by one of the ways you describe the royal family as the last silent movie actor. what do you mean? >> well, you know, most people will

british museum. also robert hardening, columnist for the daily mail, and author of the book queen about our times.beth the second. at this late, our you see the crowds still other tonight lined up quietly, solemnly as they have all day. what do you make of what we've seen? >> i was just saying, i lived here half my life, i live not far from here. i have never seen this sort of atmosphere. it is very quiet. but it is also very buried off. so, there are blockades, there is no over fly, you cannot hear the planes. i live in the west, and there are always planes. nothing is in the sky. it is very dark. you go everywhere, there is security guards, everyone is very quiet, very polite, and very sequestered. this crowd is not making a sound. i have never been around so many people who were not speaking. so it is enormous. if you were to make this as a piece of theater, i don't even know if you could even do it, because it is just a huge amount of people, and there is no sound at all. >> that was really noticeable to me at buckingham palace last night, the hearse was coming by, and even when the hearse cam

the british royal bees were announced the death of elizabeth ii, according to the daily mail, the hive was wrapped in mourning ribbons, after which the royal beekeeper knocked on the insects and in a low voice said that their mistress had died , there was no need to fly away, because the new master would also treat them well, - said the beekeeper so in britain it is an ancient tradition to notify the bees of important events in the life of the owner , it is believed that if he does not, then roy fly away stop making honey or even die there are now 5 bee hives on the territory of buckingham palace. this weekend, brazil concludes the celebration of the bicentenary of independence from portugal about who celebrates this anniversary by saying in russian and thinking about russia my colleague sergey brilev. brazil strong brazil sovereign this chant accompanied the demonstration performances by the officers and sailors of the brazilian navy, which by this weekend had moved here to accompany the festivities in honor of the bicentenary of independence along the coast. brazil they fired their s

, or in your pocket, we do the same, and we also count our losses to the british audience, at least part of it. or the daily mailexample, took zelenskaya's words as a rebuke and harsh comments. shut up ungrateful woman, they say, british pensioners accept ukrainian refugees while you are going to eurovision 2023, a millionaire lady, while you pose with your husband for the wok and rent out luxurious italian villas. and what is the situation in the country in ukraine, there is no need to explain utility bills, even before the special operation there they went off scale. i am sure that she has the opportunity to pay for the communal apartment in her villas, which they have abroad. she doesn't sell them for some reason. and with this money it will not help some poor families, let's say, not in ukraine or in europe zelinskaya nods to the west, so that she thinks less about herself and more about ukraine, and preferably only thinks about her, it is unlikely that zelensky's wife chose the right mood for a dialogue with london, experts argue. or maybe she does not want dialogue at all, but is simply sure that she is ow

the british newspapers trying to describe it on the "daily mail" this morning saying "our hearts are broken." the front page is black. printing a full picture of the queen and then using the queen, savannah,'s own words when she lost her husband to try to find words for the british people saying, "grief is the price we pay for love." >> indeed. thank you, keir. >> joining us now is willford frost. we just saw moments ago right behind us here king charles, the queen con sort right here meeting and greeting people. what does it say to you that he lands in london and essentially this is his first stop? >> i think the fact he came to buckingham palace, not that surprising. we knew he wasn't going to stick around and enjoy the warth and surrounding he could have done in balmoral castle. he needed to get to work. what is surprising and wonderful to see is what he d first and foremost, he stepped out and went to the people. not straight into his palace. and he did so with, i think, poise and humility. and the reaction he got which was one of great respect. and i think immediately we're witn

british newspapers are paying tribute to queen elizabeth, the cover of the times raids, a life in service, saying her name was defined by an unwavering sense of commitment to her people and country. in the daily mail, they say, our hearts are broken. our grief is 100 different emotions. all of them, hard to grasp. and the daily mirror with a very simple but powerful thank you. we will be back in a moment with more on the passing of queen elizabeth, as we go to the break. here is what it sounded like as church bells tolled across england after the queen's death was announced. (man 1) oh, it looks like we're in a screen saver. (man 2) but we need to go higher. (man 1) higher. (m(man 1) we're like yodeling high. [yodeling] yo-de-e-le-he... (man 2) hey, no. (man 1) we should go even higher! (both) woah! (man 2)) i'm good. (vo) adventure, elevated. (man 1) let's go lower. (vo) discover more in the subaru outback wilderness. love. it's what makes subaru, subaru. subaru is the national park foundation's largest corporate donor. welcome to allstate where anne who bundles their home and auto insurance saves. isn't that right phil? sorry, i'm a little busy. what in the world are you doing? i'm in the metave

this is an historic day, the british newspapers this morning that yesterday were emblazened with pictures of the queen now full of pictures of the new king. the daily mailhe nation, royalty, respect, and love. this morning, an ancient ceremony. the official proclamation, king charles, fulfilling his destiny and ushering in change. this is called the accession council, and this is the first time it's been televised. alongside charles, camilla and william. >> i shall strive to follow the inspiring example i have been set in upholding constitutional government and seek the peace and prosperity of the peoples of these islands. >> reporter: king charles, that title still sounds so new and unfamiliar, then commanding his first council with a very personal declaration. >> my mother gave an example of life-long love and of selfless service. my mother's reign was unequalled in its duration. its dedication and its devotion. >> god save the king. >> god save the king. >> three cheers for his majesty the king. hip hip -- >> hooray. >> hip hip. >> hooray. >> hip hip -- >> hooray. >> reporter: on friday he was greeted by thousands as for the first time in 70 years a

british inflation can be measured in fish from 1970 to 2012 for 42 years. the price has risen by three pounds, and over the past 10 years, at once for 17, the daily mail newspapern-winter menu for the whole country, the most spicy price on this menu is a pint of beer 20 pounds steak 100 butchers in english maiden, heidi watchman goods to hungry they didn’t steal pieces from the shelves, and while the proletariat is sad about the rise in price of beer and fish in oiled paper, urban hipsters about what’s in the cafe cappuccino on oat milk and chocolate brownies will rise in price such solitude of rich and poor eateries selling curry, an indian dish, worshiped motifs, brewed from anything, but with disinfectant spices, are closing. the stomach, and the winchester michelin restaurant is closing the black rat, for him, too, the dark days have come, the gospel rose by 400%. time to jump ship the newly introduced prime minister thinks her new word, if not in cooking, is the economy in response to the heating crisis. it deep freeze earlier this week. i promised that i would deal with the rising energy prices facing households and businesses across the uk and today i am

daily mail".com female editor. charlie, so much going on that you get a sense that there's worry building, there's concern building. i'm just wondering, reaction of the british people, you prepare for moments like these, you fear moments like these, you hope she passes through moments like these as she has in the past but your sense of what's happening right now? >> you know i think the very important thing here we do not get ahead of ourselves. the situation is certainly serious. the palace would not have released a statement about the queen's health if they didn't have real cause for concern but i think the important thing to keep in mind here is that everyone who is gathering to pay their respects and to be near the queen, they are doing so because they want to try and help her through this difficult health stage in her life. they want to send well-wishes, they want to send prayers. all of the tribute we've seen pouring in from around the world are in order to really help the queen through this difficult health period that she is going through. yes, i do think that the situation here is severe. it is certainly more severe than we've seen in the past and t

british nationals held by russian—backed forces in ukraine have been freed. the prime minister liz truss will warn vladimir putin that "he will never win", despite a "desperate threat" to go nuclear, the daily mailtory that everyone in england must be given a gp appointment within two weeks, and urgent cases will have to be seen on the same day. the paper says the health secretary therese coffey has promised to direct "laser—like focus" on patients needs. 0n breakfast, we've been following the story of the 3 dads — andy, tim and mike — who became friends after their daughters took their own lives. they're now halfway through their latest mission of walking 600 miles, between all four uk parliaments, as they call for suicide prevention to be a compulsory part of the national curriculum. 0ur reporter, alison freeman caught up with them before they set off. chaps, welcome, welcome. how are you? two weeks ago today, they were getting ready for their next challenge. tim, andy and mike, the 3 dads walking, bonded by the loss of their daughters emily, sophie and beth to suicide. but, this time, it is not only to raise awareness of the problem and money for the suicide prevention charity papyrus, it is

daily mail celebrates what its headline calls "a true tory budget". according to the paper, business chiefs have welcomed the measures, with the confederation of britishe times has this photo of the acclaimed author dame hilary mantel, who has died at the age of 70. she won the booker prize twice, first for 2009's wolf hall, and then for bring up the bodies in 2012. just picking up on that story, i have a sense, and for those who haven't heard the news, she died of a stroke, we are told, aged 70. i have that sense this morning that she is one of those authors that i haven't paid sufficient attention to. listening to wise voices and hearing the tributes from other authors, what she did and what a writing represented, the tributes are remarkable. this is some copy. it won't look like much on—screen. these are individuals, peter kempinski, who had worked on a number of productions with her, among other things, said "you could make a strong case for saying she was the greatest living writer of fiction in the english language — she was without question the cleverest, sharpest person that i have ever met. she had an awesomely impressive mind." and everyone