in this case, if the head of the british foreign office believes that the residents of shebekino areimate target for the apu, are the residents of london a legitimate target for the russian army in order to prevent the advance of the apu into our territory, because it is these bastards who are theirs, then pushing the most right now. this is, as it were, a projection , not even that the answer to the answer is that you apply it, which means that we reserve the right to apply the same thing, you understand, they understand this perfectly well and like this mentioned. uh, f-16, after all, the f-16 situation is stalling, not even because there are no pilots who should fly on them, but because there are no more experienced ukrainian pilots, veterans, and young ones they need to prepare to train, huh? well, nothing, they can find mercenaries. but the question is correctly posed, why is it stalling, because they don’t know what to do with these at 16, if they are driven into the territory of ukraine, all the airfields there are our goal and they will definitely be destroyed, which means ro

the british foreign office said it was investigating it is for retaliatory measures against iran. is running forward after the failure of the chaos project in iran, which some western countries also joined. italy, france and germany condemned the execution of alireza at the same time on the uk network and the international terrorist network, an audio file of alireza . akbari became the headline news, like this kind of films, it was labeled as a forced confession. reza akbari's iso file is now after four months of this work, the british and its allies are the first media to confirm that shah mahreh was a british spy in an interview with western and zionist intelligence sources. sada news agency road and the iran broadcasting is 13 billion dollars with ukraine economically. to understand that it is a figure, i will tell you that the budget of the environmental protection agency is 12 billion dollars, the center for disease control and prevention in the united states is 11 billion dollars. we estimated that 57% of americans would not have a thousand dollars to spend if they faced an

here is the visit of the head of the british foreign office to brazil.e statements at the summit , he failed to turn the republic against russia and china. when will america wake up and begin to understand that the world doesn't want us to be the world's police force, most of the world doesn't support the us right now look at latin america look at asia look at africa look at saudi arabia. these countries are lining up to get out of the us dollar they're going to get out of the us dollar they don't want us in their backyards they don't want our military bases in their backyard meanwhile global de-dallarization is picking up south american countries one by one the other signed agreements. with china, it provides for a phased transition to settlement in yuan. x, a venezuelan president madura announced his desire to join the brix, making it clear that his country is on the way with russia and china mikhail vonenko valeria polukhina maksimchenko, ntv television company the south china sea, and the chinese j16 fighter cut it off on a turn flying in front of th

here is the visit to brazil by the head of the british foreign office but judging by the statements.did not succeed in setting up the republic against russia and china. when will america wake up and start realizing that the world doesn't want us to be the world's police force most of the world is not supporting the us right now look at latin america look at asia look at africa look at saudi arabia these countries are lining up to get out from the us dollar they are going give up the us dollar they don't want us in their backyards they don't want our backyard military bases meanwhile. global de-dalarization is gaining momentum , and countries in south america are signing an agreement one after another. with china, it provides for a phased transition to settlement in yuan, and the president of venezuela, maduro, announced his desire to join the brix, making it clear that his country is on the way with russia and china mikhail shabanenko valeria polukhina maxim zaishchenko ntv television the fool's president the advice of his entourage is urgently left, according to the local press. the

been arranged from port sudan tomorrow. 0ur correspondent sanchia berg has more on what the british foreign officeforeign office is saying is there will be an exceptional flight out of port sudan rather than the airstrip just outside khartoum, where the other 23 evacuation flights have gone from. this flight will be going from port sudan international airport, and anyone who is going to try to get on that flight has to be at the british evacuation handling centre by midday sudanese time tomorrow. and just a quick reminder of who's eligible to get on that flight — british nationals, of course, their dependents, but also nhs clinicians who are not british nationals, who are currently working in the nhs. and that's the doctors, of course, who we've heard a lot about over the last few days. i did speak to the foreign office this evening and i asked them how many people they thought might be trying to get on this flight, and they said as far as they knew, there were only a small number of british nationals remaining in sudan. now to new york, where us regulators are racing to find a rescuer to buy firs

during a meeting in estonia with his estonian colleague margus tsachesna, the head of the british foreign officeote , they ukrainians have a legal right to do this within their borders, but they also have the right to use force outside their borders to undermine russia's ability to direct force against itself ukraine because, according to mr. cleverley, these are legitimate military objectives within the framework of ukrainian self-defense. we must admit it , added james leverley. and we must thank you, you know what russia looks like. she plays football, but only she can shoot at the opponent's goal, and then we protest why, why were we hit on our goal, we came out here to play football, so it's war here, too , and you shoot, well, and then they shoot at you , that's how it happens, but thank you to mr. clever for the offer and for such support. well, what? and finally, it's traditional . well, we're getting used to it. it was burning in the suburbs of moscow . someone attacked the holy of holies of all russians and smoked it. warehouse where it was stored alcohol as a result of a fire that spr

thank you for being with us, goodbye. in our program called afghanistan, the head of the british foreign officestrikes on russia will the uk itself become our legitimate target threat from the north the us secretary of state went on a tour of scandinavia will erdogan be able to prevent the gathering of a new fist, we must quickly resolve issues with sweden's entry into nato and f-16 for turkey clown attack, ukrainian propaganda machine. beginnings to fail on what tricks is khokhlovud ready for the sake of an imaginary victory? watch right now. hello, is this the meeting place on ntv, the place where everything becomes clear? i'm andrey norkin. my colleague is ivan trushkin. we are working live. let's start today with the fact that, despite numerous recent statements by american representatives that the united states is not something that condemns. well, let's say so disapprove of using the provided.

here's a visit to brazil head of the british foreign office but judging by the statements at the unasurthe republic against russia and china. when will america wake up and start realizing that the world doesn't want us to be the world's police, most of the world is not supporting the us right now. look at latin america. look at asia . look at africa. look at saudi arabia. these countries are lining up to get out of the us dollar they're going to get out of the us dollar they don't want us in their backyards they don't want ours military bases in the backyard, meanwhile global de-dalarization is gaining momentum countries and south america one by one agreements are signed. with china, it provides for a phased transition to settlement in yuan, and the president of venezuela, maduro, announced his desire to join the brix, making it clear that his country is on the way with russia and china mikhail shabanenko valeria polukhina maxim zaichenko ntv television company and this is what we will talk about further our release. hide the enemy's defenses what is the current situation in the ugoldar

here is the visit to brazil by the head of the british foreign office but judging by the statements.rn the republic against russia and china. when will america wake up and start realizing that the world doesn't want us to be the world's police force most of the world right now. supports usa look at latin america look at asia look at africa look at saudi arabia. these countries are lining up to get out of the us dollar they're going to give up us dollars they don't want us in their backyards they don't want our military bases in their backyards meanwhile global de-dalarization is gaining momentum south american countries are signing an agreement one by one. with china, it provides for a phased transition to settlement in yuan, and venezuelan president maduro announced his desire to join the brix, making it clear that his country is on the way with russia and china mikhail shabanenko valery polukhina maksimchenko. tv company ntv this program today after a short advertisement on lake baikal decided restore the omul population. how many years will it take to find out very soon? free cred

ukraine, etc., said that ukraine has the right to hit moscow with drones, the head of the british foreign office such a form of protection. ukraine has the legal right to defend itself, of course, it has the legal right to do so. it's within her bounds, but she also has the power to project force beyond its own borders to undermine russia's ability to attack ukraine itself , so legitimate military targets outside its own borders are part of ukraine's self-defense and we must recognize this. well, apparently, the legitimate targets that are being talked about in britain are residential buildings on profsoyuznaya street, leninsky prospekt, and the self-defense of kiev, this shooting at civilians in the odintsovo and krasnogorsk districts , are clearly convinced that killing russians to the sound of fanfare applause is not murder. this triumph of freedom and democracy. because the ukrainians are allowed everything meanwhile in the united states, the european union pretended not to know anything and did not hear anything about moscow's drone attacks. we have taken note of reports that drones were fl

and then suddenly the head of the british foreign office says approximately the opposite things. i do not think that in this situation we should behave like a dog in the manger. we know that xi has significant influence on vladimir putin if he can use this influence to achieve sovereignty territorial integrity non-use of nuclear weapons no threat of nuclear weapons then why should we be critical of this intervention? well, after all those news, back to may 9th and everything that is possible around, because there is such a process now. uh, well, it's traditional for the western press. well, now in recent years, ukrainians have also been reading some signals related to the holding of parades. this is how they treat may 9th, but here this reading process began much earlier this year, because if you remember when it was with us, in my opinion, it's somewhere else in april it was announced that we will not be holding any events related to the first of may in moscow since may 1, there was a whole company there, look putin was afraid it would not be time. well. now, of course, they pre

old siyan and companies from russia, including rosatom severstal rosbank tinkoff bank, the british foreign officean state assets will be frozen until moscow pays the damage caused to ukraine by premier sonok. the summit announced an embargo on manure from russia of diamonds, copper, aluminum and nickel. we must make sure that russia pays for its illegal and unprovoked invasion. that is why we announced new sanctions. today we are in dialogue with our allied countries, and i really expect that they will support us, because the sanctions are far it's more effective if we put them together , and i hope we'll see that. well, let's go straight to the business part with joint overlaying, and anton valeryevich, this is , uh, the uk initiative, yes. and this is something new, this is a kind of call. uh, well, as an example, do as i do, how do you feel about this in general, i feel about it, and now, on the one hand, as to white noise, they need to show some kind of their activity. here they are, each with some kind of initiative , crawls out. well, he seemed to wear his socks marvelous and that's enough,

washington post promised to kiev london head of the british foreign office clerley assures that supportcounterattacks. we need to continue to support them regardless of whether the upcoming offensive brings it. do you know the huge successes on the battlefield? because while this conflict is not resolved and resolved properly. it's not finished. we must recognize that the outcome of this conflict will have repercussions for the entire world air is doomed to defeat in advance believes the british tv channel with the canyon of the air force of ukraine on twitter are asked to approve the landing. f-16 fighters illustrating his plea with the soviet mig-29s , czech president petr pavel offers to hand over his l-159 light attack aircraft. the west must continue to address the issue of providing fighter jets ukraine lacks air defenses and is severely short of jet aircraft and the constant refrain was that it would take too long to to train the ukrainians, figures such as a cat or so were given, the sooner a decision is made to transfer fighters to them, perhaps the f-16, which is very widespre

condemns any attacks on civilian infrastructure, wherever they occur, but the head of the british foreign officen attacks. quite normal. you see, roma made a scandalous statement on board a warship in estonia in the same russophobic country, his predecessor as minister of foreign affairs. lisa trassas rode a tank and threatened russia it is important to remember that ukraine has the legal right to defend itself, of course it has the legal right to do so within its borders, but it also has the right to project power beyond its borders in order to undermine russia's ability to project strength. on ukraine itself, therefore, legitimate military targets outside its own borders are part of the self-defense of ukraine russia medvedev recalled a quote by a stupid british official of our eternal enemy that london is de facto waging an undeclared war against moscow and its accomplices can be considered as legitimate military goals, russian ambassador to the united states antonov said that the west is ignoring? nie thugs with yellow-blue chevrons and in fact encourages new terrorist attacks in washington

the british foreign office with chang lost terry bathrobes slippers towels food and drinks, but the trackd to pay part of the bill, that is, admitted theft in december of the twenty-second year. garden wrote, citing sources, that traces of cocaine were found in this very residence after the party, that is, were strass and friends not only kleptomaniacs, but also drug addicts, however , after her words about the belonging of rostov and voronezh to ukraine, there was no doubt. listraz is in trouble for costing taxpayers $12,000. i think that's even an understatement. yes, there is a suspicion of £12,000 for hiv chings, including lost bathrobes. it's like stealing on a towel from a hotel, the cabinet administration, the minister objected to the idea that they thought they should be paid by the taxpayers, what do you think, how did she get to this, she worked like that for just three days, but it happened at her last place of work chipnik wonderful place she used while she was minister of foreign affairs, and then she begged for money for food and wine, because she also held meetings there. h

offices with stethoscopes, doctors even without a passport will come in handy, so their and they took everything on the aircraft of the british ministry of defense during the evacuation, which the foreignised and called successful , less than 2,000 people were taken out with suitable documents, but they left the military zone not only 1,500 people want conflict, with british papers according to the un more than 50,000 refugees, mostly women and children. they crossed the border of sudan with egypt , southern sudan and the king in the british prime minister in parliament asked a question. can refugees cross the british border as well. may i ask the prime minister to outline safe and legal routes for a refugee child who wants to flee sudan and come to the uk we are conducting a large scale evacuation of british citizens a large number of british citizens work outside of our country. and it is justly reasonable and legal that we are prioritizing the most vulnerable families, meaning the prime ministers asked about refugees and he answered about the evacuation of british citizens. safe legal routes for a sudanese child have not been outlined and there will be no more flights from sudan to

be a different medic solution, that there could be a way out of this, and i know that the british foreign office anything that is nuclear. of course| and, collin, a final word from you? saudi arabia showing growing influence in the region, offering to plate you, terry and all the conflicts there. we have seen some sort of approach —— offering to play mediator. a lot of hype around the chinese brokered talks. i am mediator. a lot of hype around the chinese brokered talks.— chinese brokered talks. i am a bit more sceptical. _ chinese brokered talks. i am a bit more sceptical. i've _ chinese brokered talks. i am a bit more sceptical. i've been - chinese brokered talks. i am a bit| more sceptical. i've been watching the region. — more sceptical. i've been watching the region. talk— more sceptical. i've been watching the region, talk is— more sceptical. i've been watching the region, talk is cheap, - more sceptical. i've been watching the region, talk is cheap, actions i the region, talk is cheap, actions speak— the region, talk is cheap, actions speak a _ the region, talk is cheap, actions speak a l

british ambassador in sudan. until now, there's no call, no initiative. they don't know how my grandparents are. my grandfather is. we asked the foreign office azhaar�*s grandparents. they told us... doctors around the world have been calling for an end to the targeting of medics in sudan. at this conference in london, doctors have already begun the process of trying to document possible war crimes. when war crimes become a tactic of war, literally people will no longer seek care and will be deprived of their right of access to health care. we do not want sudan to become another situation where people are not seeking care because attacking hospitals is a war strategy. even though multiple ceasefires have been promised, the fighting in sudan hasn't stopped and hospitals are still being targeted. many thousands have decided the only solution is to leave. some of you may have seen the halo here on the screen. it was caused by thin high cloud medical advice christos and just like a halo you can get a double halo. there will be some of that cloud around on bank holiday monday and much of the country will have a dry and sunny day. a chilly start a

almost 2500 british nationals have been flown to safety and evacuation flights, according to the latest figures from the foreign officee situation from nairobi. i spoke to someone in khartoum this afternoon. he had to go and sit in his car, in a quiet side street, because he was simply too afraid to stay at home. he sent me a short video of the sounds reverberating around his neighbourhood. it was, frankly, terrifying. there was absolutely no sign of the new ceasefire. it seems just as meaningless as the ones that came before. and all of that, of course, is hampering the relief effort. martyn griffiths, the us humanitarian chief, said he fears that the two general is leading the battle are more intent on fighting than sitting down and talking. that has to change, he said, because otherwise aid simply cannot reach the places where it is needed. you mentioned the british evacuation effort. well, that is now over. and the temporary consular office set up in portadown on the red sea coast has been closed due to what the government described as a changing security environment. but that has left plenty of people, british na

british ambassador in sudan. until now, there's no call, no initiative. they don't know how my grandparents are. my grandfather is. we asked the foreign officere to help azha's grandparents. they told us... doctors around the world have been calling for an end to the targeting of medics in sudan. at this conference in london, doctors have already begun the process of trying to document possible war crimes. when war crimes become a tactic of war, literally people will no longer seek care and will be deprived of their right of access to health care. we do not want sudan to become another situation where people are not seeking care because attacking hospitals is a war strategy. even though multiple ceasefires have been promised, the fighting in sudan hasn't stopped and hospitals are still being targeted. many thousands have decided the only solution is to leave. hello, good afternoon. cloud and sunshine will vary as we head through the next few days. there is some cloud around today, lots of blue sky and sunshine, the vast majority will be completely dry this bank holiday weekend. high pressure will be dominating, clouding over at times. this i

hms lancaster is supporting the evacuation efforts from port sudan, foreign office staff who remain are helping britishh nationals in port sudan who require support should visit the with our team without delay. but it is ending the violence that remains essential. the prime minister, ministerial colleagues and i continue to coordinate urgently with our international partners to support these efforts. i have just returned from nairobi, where i have had productive conversations with the president of canyon, the chairperson of the african union, and the former sudanese prime minister, amongst others. we must not allow ourselves to forget that the appalling violence in sudan, wrought by these two generals and their forces, wrought by these two generals and theirforces, is having a devastating impact on civilians across the country, with increasing impact for sudan's neighbours. the most vulnerable people in sudan are bearing the brunt of the conflict. aid operations are now at a standstill. even tarian supplies have been looted in and relief workers have been targeted in attacks. at least five aid workers

cadet warrant officer elliott tyson lee with the union standard and prime minister rishi sunak and his wife. cheering. the british royal family arriving after members of the foreign royalfamilies have foreign royal families have taken foreign royalfamilies have taken their place. harry, the duke of sussex, with a glue that includes mike tindall and zara and the duke of york and his daughters and their husbands. and they will be taking their places quite near the front of the abbey itself, down near the coronation theatre. god save the king playing —— god save the king playing. bells ringing. fanfare. his majesty king charles iii arriving at westminster abbey on his coronation day. prince and princess of wales — very formally dressed again. i should say that we've been told that they are wearing theirformal robe. the queen's crown, made for queen mary back in 1911, which is being reused — it's been adjusted, and it'll be used today to crown camilla. singing all you who are come this day to do your homage and service, are you willing to do the same? all: god save king charles. king charles, your undoubted king, wherefore all you her come this day to do your homage

foreign office. she spent in the twenty-second year and in the course of her election campaign, when she was the head of british diplomacy and aimed for the premier's chair. but if it was a party event to hold it for public money. or the rhinestone had no right. she is trying to dispute this with her representative. he says that the meetings were attended not by conservatives, but only by party members, but by state officials and management issues and plans were discussed. trails to take the post of head of government. this is the rise to power. ended with the shortest tenure as prime minister ever uk history less than 50 days in the sports world. he has long been a legendary outstanding volleyball coach who has achieved everything possible as an international. native arena, and in the domestic championship. today, congratulations are received by nikolai karpov, he is 85 and he continues to live the game and lead this eternal struggle for gold sergey ponomarev is an unsurpassed master. and to demand the same from others , this is all nikolai karpol, it was so many years ago, it remains so and now he continues a

officer elliott tyson—lee with the union standard. and prime minister rishi sunak and akshata murty, his wife. cheering the british royal family have been arriving after members of the foreignoyalfamilies have already taken their place. there is harry, the duke of sussex was arriving with a group that includes mike tindall and zara, and the duke of york and his two daughters and their husbands. they will be taking their places quite near the front of the abbey itself, down near the coronation theatre. bells ringing his majesty, king charles iii arriving at westminster abbey on his coronation day. prince and princess of wales, very formally dressed again. i should say that we've been told they are wearing theirformal robe. the queen's crown made for queen mary back in 1911, which is being reused. it's been adjusted and it'll be used today to crown camilla. # i was glad when they said unto me... # all you who are come this day to do your homage and service, are you willing to do the same? all: god save king charles. king charles, your undoubted king wherefore all you who are come this day to do your homage and service, are you willing to do the same? all: god save king charle

officer elliot tyson lee, with the union standard. prime minister rishi sunak and akshata murty, his wife. cheering the british royal family have been arriving after members of the foreign royalfamilies have already taken their place. there's harry, the duke of sussex was arriving with a group that includes mike tindall and zara, and the duke of york and his two daughters and their husbands. they will be taking their places quite near the front of the abbey itself, down near the coronation theatre. god save the king plays. bells ringing his majesty king charles iii arriving at westminster abbey on his coronation day. prince and princess of wales, very formally dressed again. i should say that we've been told they are wearing theirformal robe. the queen's crown, made for queen mary back in 1911, which is being reused. it's been adjusted and it'll be used today to crown camilla. # i was glad when they said unto me... # all you who are come this day to do your homage and service, are you willing to do the same? all: god save king charles. king charles, your undoubted king wherefore all you who are come this day to do your homage and service, are you willing to do the same?

officer elliott tyson—lee with the union standard. and prime minister rishi sunak and akshata murty his wife. cheering the british royal family have been arriving after the members of the foreignoyalfamilies have already taken their place. there is harry, the duke of sussex was arriving with a group that includes mike tindall and zara, and the duke of york and his two daughters and their husbands. they will be taking their places quite near the front of the abbey itself. down near the coronation theatre. bells ringing his majesty, king charles iii arriving at westminster abbey on his coronation day. prince and princess of wales, very formally dressed as well. i should say that we are told they are wearing theirformal robe. the queen's crown made for queen mary back in 1911. which is being reused. it is been adjusted and will be used today to crown camilla. # i was glad when they said unto me...# all you who are come this day to do your homage and service, are you willing to do the same? all: god save king charles. king charles, your undoubted king wherefore all you who are come this day to do your homage and service, are you willing to do the same? all: god save king charles.

goes from being a british colony to all of a sudden the british army is a foreign army and its own place. absolutely and and there you see you officers and and others about the british mohammedan and you know, there's this unnatural war. well, look, it's an incredible book, an examination how that army washing army survives and significance let's go ahead and open up to some questions from the audience. we can maybe out a few more of our incredible lessons have to learn here. but what is you know as you is moving the microphone around and we'll well want you to wait because we have our good friends at c-span. wait the mic. but as that might as i'm seeing some hands hopefully pop up here. what was your take away about our george washing tune? i mean, what did he show to you as you study this this grand, this effort to keep the army alive at valley forge? what is the lesson would tell people on that staff ride that you came to understand they're there any number of things but i think for me the key takeaway was washington's ability to build a great command team through trust. he was able to earn you because you've got all the stars doe

downing street, you have that turning off where you have the foreign office buildings at the back of downing street. this really is the heart of britishhat you can see, i would just describe some of the geography because a high shot of whitehall. that is the road to the left is downing street, the senate there in the foreground. downing street to the foreground. downing street to the left, foreign office to the left in office to the left. now, now, if you come towards the beginnings of the picture to the right to the other side of the road is where the houses of parliament, big bang are. that is all probably a matter of four or 500 metres. that is all probably a matter of four or500 metres. it that is all probably a matter of four or 500 metres. it is a really tight area, four or 500 metres. it is a really tightarea, and four or 500 metres. it is a really tight area, and that whole area has heavy cicada. nick eardley reminding us of the very don't attacks. —— the whole area has very heavy security. of whole area has very heavy security. of course, that come beginnings of downing street. that is where number ten, number11, the homes do

british embassy left a couple defend themselves. despite repeated calls for assistance, the couples offered no help to leave their home that was just yards from the embassy. the foreign officeit was too dangerous to provide on the ground support, we have a story. >> a race against time, is fighting ensued on intensive -- sudan intensified, thousands of nationals ones to escape. he and his wife. >> they were next to the military hq. in the center of khartoum. that area cannot leave, he cannot enter. there are snipers everywhere in the area. >> they were trapped in their home opposite the british embassy, thousands of miles away, her and her family were desperate to save her parents -- grandparents. >> we contacted -- the turkish embassy, the british embassy was not reciprocated, had no interest. >> unable to get help from the british embassy, they were running out of supplies. her grandfather left her disabled grandmother to try a find help. >> five minutes into his journey he got shot. three bullets. hand, chest, lower back. we lost touch. no electricity. we did not have a way to call them. >> her grandfather was in search of medical care but hospitals and doctors had been

registration of this on the corals hotel, the british called senate office over there that telling her and even me i've spoken to the helpline, the crisis help lying in a foreign offices. they've told me the mom can't get on see possibly can't get on. it's due to the people on the base, the people that are picking him up at discretion to let her on or not. and i think that's absolutely heartbreaking. where is the humanity in this? she's sick, he's 3 years old and she always, he needs her mom who she's, she's dependent on. she's been in agony shivering and screaming since yesterday. she's a child's. are they? they're not believe i'm. are they, they're on their own. are there are any other family members around them? completely on the own past boxes here in the u. k. with their other 2 kids and the old british, it's just the mom that doesn't have the birthday citizenship. are they getting any help from any aid agencies or anybody else at all in port? sit on? no. not what kind of conditions are they telling you that they're facing in port sedan at the moment? at to be honest, i've had really quick phone calls with them, and it's all been about cousin sam marine w

the foreign office says it has finished airlifting british nationals out of the country, although itort to those wishing to leave via port sudan. let's get the latest now from our diplomatic correspondent paul adams in nairobi. morning to you. so, this crisis seems to be getting worse by the day? seems to be getting worse by the da ? , ., seems to be getting worse by the da ? ., ~ , seems to be getting worse by the da? ., day? good morning. as you say, britton day? good morning. as you say, britten says _ day? good morning. as you say, britten says it — day? good morning. as you say, britton says it has _ day? good morning. as you say, britton says it has finished - britton says it has finished evacuating its nationals. about 2200 people have been flown out in the various flights over the past week. interestingly only about a thousand of those, just over a thousand, were british nationals. so that still leaves potentially maybe 3000 british nationals in sudan who haven't yet made an attempt to leave. but as you say, the union is warning of a bunch bigger crisis thatis warning of a bu

officer elliott tyson—lee with the union standard. and prime minister rishi sunak and akshata murty his wife. cheering the british royalfamily have been arriving after the members of the foreigneir places quite near the front of the abbey itself. down near the coronation theatre. bells ringing his majesty, king charles ii! arriving at westminster abbey on his coronation day. prince and princess of wales, very formally dressed as well. i should say that we are told they are wearing their formal robe. the queen's crown made for queen mary back in 1911. which is being reused. it's been adjusted and will be used today to crown camilla. # i was glad when they said unto me...# all you who are come this day to do your homage and service, are you willing to do the same? all: god save king charles. king charles, your undoubted king wherefore all you who are come this day to do your homage and service, are you willing to do the same? all: god save king charles. will you solemnly promise and swear to govern the peoples of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, your other realms and the territories to any of them belonging or pertaining according to their respective la

constantly inflated, listen to retired british army officers richard brest to be realistic depending on how long it lasts the desire of ukrainians to fight, and given that foreigns continue to be supplied to ukraine, they think this conflict , which is almost one and a half thousand kilometers long, will last another 2-3 years. it's more realistic than one year when one or both sides no longer have goals to reach in the conflict. negotiation is how many warriors end. but ukraine is generally dissatisfied with the fact that the west started talking about peace, listen to what he said before them. now there is just such an injection situations in order to quickly put us at the negotiating table. on the terms of russia , a very large company has been launched on this occasion. there are a lot of proposals from different countries. if we talk, if the president makes such a decision, it will be only on the terms of our country. no one is going to create a national interest, no matter how much representatives of different countries would like it. and here is another very curious version from western american experts. they assume that ukraine is really already attempt

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yes, yes, the british conversation about who exactly we are fighting will once again quote the head of the foreign officeaverly nato member approved strikes on the russian capital, they say zelensky is in his own right. thank you very much war reporter. voenkor yevgeny lisitsyn in direct communication front line. luhansk people's republic, lugansk where peaceful people died again today, returning to yesterday's attack on moscow in the moscow region , no one pursued a terrorist act of any purpose, just destabilization. it's just that a terrorist attack is the most common in this regard , kadyrov correctly said to destroy there are no other options, not to talk. not especially to enter into some agreements only to destroy everyone and everything. what is connected with kiev insipid terrorist regime listen? a drone attack on moscow has no tactical, strategic or even psychological meaning for those trained in military affairs. they understand that the war is going on in a completely different place, but anyone who is familiar with the methods of terrorists trained according to american patterns understands t

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