as far as i'm concerned, um the aim townhouse, same as that, the british it royal institute, otherwise known as the damn house slavin. as a platform for validation of their presidential candidates from nigeria is a, an extension of bank. the add new colonial interest. nigeria is an a clue nearly a product of everything. and that says, we gain our independence. lantus is. everything has the and not to let go of nigeria. so they formed a what you call, lead to commonwealth commonwealth is in your colonial lay. is that the should maint told the tie all the countries that they were collected by britain today, apron strings. that's just what your thing is all about. and in africa, like i said before, they are seamlessly interested in nigeria. if you go back to history and they understand why breathing lines they drained. ready for smith was essentially economy. so even way, nickel anal isn't afforded up in 1960, they still put in place. so many new colonial are in a policy to ensure that nigeria is dealing remains the same as the pick on call. if you, if you look carefully, you will see tha

four days before the invasion on the defense express website , we published a study by this british instituterussia called the plan to destroy ukraine literally four days before the russian invasion and in this british the study said that it is known that the ukrainian government has agents and foreign intelligence services that are, relatively speaking , people who work for the russian federation , and at the same time it was written that these are actually russian agents are actually known, but kyiv does not want to take active measures to destroy this russian agency , so as not to create additional tension in society, and despite the fact that there was evidence, actually, well, there are significant risks from certain persons, in your opinion, what then prevented the ukrainian special services from actively carrying out measures related to the execution of russian agents in various structures that influenced these processes and prepared our country actually for the invasion of the enemy , let me assume that the greatest threat was indeed the influence of russia and for the entire time of

especially coming from britain, you need to know the number of an idea as that by a british institutions. so from academia came from education up as like did they learn nigeria, is them either funding a funded a partly funded at the u. k. economy. so you can see that they had used the job. i'm house a platform. so make sure that when a bow, because the president of nigeria on the pants from day one that they thought bessy will not dame, think of a doing anything without them being on the same page with waiting. so for me, it is in your calling our platform and it doesn't from any, any business for articulation. and they are confessing already issues before nigerians. we are not in talk, that's what i put to yet. what that means is that the audience, the talk to the ac is essentially brit nigerians out there in that day or pretend to be talking to not putting them foot as though registered with us in my gerry and they did the influences white men, him and there were you where he has to do with them? what you may call lame ah, the for the policy of nigeria, it is to minute for it be presid

british higher education authorities, to justify the crimes of this regime , sent to british educational institutions, but the students outside the building disclosed about the crimes of the zionists and their actions, but this is not behind the university desk. let's sit down and be silent against the crimes of the zionists. the message of our students is very quick and simple. the occupation must end. the relationship between israeli and english universities, naqvih materat, which universities do we demonstrate against zionist propaganda , until the british authorities without students support the oppressed people of palestine at the time. changing the situation in favor of the palestinian people, the zionists can hide behind their lies and deny their crimes more than this. i know that based on the balfour declaration, england gave palestine to israel and gave the palestinian lands to the jews. the governments that support israel, america and britain's hands are stained with the blood of palestinians, creating a popular mobilization in belarus, a volunteer defense force is supposed to be formed in

from the moral crisis in england british civil institutions announced that the performance of the police and judicial system of this country has caused the growth of moral crimes against women. according to them, only one hundredth of the perpetrators of moral crimes in england are punished and convicted . a report on the state of crimes by the police and the justice system in england presented a horrifying statistic that 300 women are sexually assaulted behind the counters in this country every day, 200 of these rapes are reported and probably only 3 of the people who assaulted in this country, they violate the punishment these statistics are shameful, but the most shameful thing is that the ministry of interior did not take any action to change this situation, the sixth increase in crimes against women and girls in england and the lack of handling of their complaints has long caused civil organizations that support women's rights in this country to protest and criticize. the story of dealing with sexual assault in the judicial system of this country is very sad . victims of sexual hara

zionist regime, with the support of the higher education authorities england sent to british educational institutions to justify the crimes of this regime, but the students outside the building revealed about the crimes of the zionists and their actions, but it is not that we sit behind the desk of the university and remain silent in front of the crimes of the zionists , the message of our students is very quick and simple. the occupation must end. the communication between israeli universities is in english. the mother of all universities is protesting against zionist propaganda , so that the british authorities, without students supporting the oppressed palestinian people, at that time , can change the conditions in favor of the zionist palestinian people. hide and deny their crimes. i know that according to the balfour declaration , britain gave palestine to israel and gave the palestinian lands to the jews. the governments supporting israel, the united states and england, have their hands stained with the blood of the palestinians. be formed in this country in order to be able to deal with any ag

british civil institutions announced the performance of the police and the judicial system of this country caused the growth of moral crimes against women, according to them , only one hundredth of the perpetrators of moral crimes in england are punished and convicted. and the justice system presented horrible statistics in english and stated that sexual assault on the face is reported as one of these assaults, and probably only 3 people who assault women in this country are punished . this statistic is shameful, but the most shameful is that the ministry of interior no action has been taken to change this situation the increase in the number of rapes and crimes against women and girls in england due to the non-handling of their complaints has long made civil organizations supporting women's rights in this country to protest and criticize . the best story of dealing with sexual assault in the justice system of this country is very sad. they complain to the police hoping to deal with sexual harassment and rape, and they expect the criminals to be punished, but justice is not implemented in

said that she believe that the time that as a palestinian working within the sort of british government institutions, she could hope to change them from within. and that she no longer believes that. now that's that's, that's you know, no, no longer something that's productive. so, you know, readers can read the full quotes in the article to make the judgment on that the comment about the wait and see what the why to fall out of the publication of these documents will be investigative journalist. when it's done, thanks very much for your time today. thank you. thank you. and to africa now where the prime minister of booking a fossil visits molly on thursday to discuss corporation against the threats of terrorism. this is the both countries continue their years long battle against hottest insurgencies of the decision comes after both nations exposed french forces and they were frustrated by the failure to defeat the militant insurgency. we could create a flexible federation that would be mutually reinforcing and respect the aspirations of both sides. our forebears tried to create groupings like the mo

e, british, chancellor confucius institute in china goethe institute in germany and e, others structuresrted by natives are primarily the interests of the national language and education for young people in their native language. we need a great power after more than 30 years of its existence as a sovereign country to understand that this is really a matter of civilizational importance. we need to support the russian language and the adopted bill of filing the ldpr party supported us and other parliamentary political forces. just as they are now supporting our initiative, and unite by the shoulder. before uh the need for speedy achieve the great victory to muffle their political differences and become all together the party of victory i think it's the same here, thank god finally the liberal democratic party heard and really support the russian language. we need this task of the next few years to stop the collapse of the russian language and so that as many people as possible speak russian in the world. let's see, for example , the baltic countries. in latvia, since 2006 , a discriminato

separatism by telling all of us, oh, don't worry , you can keep all the worry, you can keep all the british institutionsnarchy. now, i don't intend for that. they intend become for that. they intend to become a republic . i mean, completely a republic. i mean, i completely reject idea . that is reject your idea. that is extreme be republican. it's extreme to be republican. it's a perfectly legitimate, reasonable viewpoint . and i think it's viewpoint. and i think it's quite acceptable to say that. independent scotland might want to be a republic. it would be up to be a republic. it would be up to them. but i think the truth is that independ scotland has is that an independ scotland has not looked for not looked less likely for a decade or so because as nicola sturgeon in her exit speech , she sturgeon in her exit speech, she said that she can't take the support for independence any further. and i think . right. but further. and i think. right. but what she didn't seem to recognise is she's taken it as far it's going to get. you've got kate forbes who's the finance secretary moment finance secretary at t

separatism by telling all of us, oh, don't worry , you can keep all the worry, you can keep all the british institutionsrchy. now, i don't intend for that. they intend become for that. they intend to become a republic . i mean, completely a republic. i mean, i completely reject idea . that is reject your idea. that is extreme be republican. it's extreme to be republican. it's a perfectly legitimate, reasonable viewpoint . and i think it's viewpoint. and i think it's quite acceptable to say that. independent scotland might want to be a republic. it would be up to be a republic. it would be up to them. but i think the truth is that independ scotland has is that an independ scotland has not looked for not looked less likely for a decade or so because as nicola sturgeon in her exit speech , she sturgeon in her exit speech, she said that she can't take the support for independence any further. and i think . right. but further. and i think. right. but what she didn't seem to recognise is she's taken it as far it's going to get. you've got kate forbes who's the finance secretary moment finance secretary at the

pavel slabudakis, a prominent specialist in photonics at the british university of southampton, visited the institutef science and technology in skolkovo for the first time at the site of the building where his laboratory was located, now in this room a greek scientist, together with a russian team, is working on the most advanced projects. we have a difficulty in relations with the leadership of universities in europe and other countries, but scientists do not think with scientists. otherwise, they have a deeper understanding of the scientific process, what we do and continue to do. there were foreign universities working with us that tried to block cooperation, but scientists are not soldiers, they do not obey orders and continue to work with us. i am very happy about this but he believes that 202 was a very successful year for his team and he does not plan to leave russia until he can continue to do basic science, which, in his opinion , depends not so much on equipment. how much from the professionalism of scientists? lists grow turkey earthquake death toll tops 7,000 at once several districts we

started since the summer and the distrust of the british people in the health care policies of this country continues. the results of the isos institute survey show that only 10% of british people believe that the government's healthcare is correct. the long time it takes for an ambulance to arrive and the waiting time for surgery , as well as the low quality of services , have brought the dissatisfaction of the british people to the lowest level in the last 26 years. the english media announced that more than 7 million and 200 thousand patients in this country, including cancer patients and sick children, began to wait in public hospitals. it left 30 dead and injured and destroyed 45 thousand hectares of forest cover on the outskirts of the capital. residents of the affected areas have been forced to evacuate their homes. the cause of the fires has been declared to be an extreme heat wave, but so far more than 24 people have died in connection with this incident. they were arrested by the joint committee of islam and christianity to deal with insulting holy things will be formed. the formation of this committee was among the agreemen

british. so this is devastating, along with the other current events for the credibility of the united nations and will lead many countries to look at ultimately setting up other international institutions. when the current one that is supposed to represent only only represents the interests of one particular country, and that is the united states and along with them, the british narrow allies. alexander mackay political analyst on the i just read editor of right, so radium. anything fuel time really appreciate it. thank you. whether didn't saw of a refugee company, jerusalem, i reportedly gone on strike off the israel rate at the area. it responds to the deadly stopping of a police officer on monday and a separate incident. a palestinian man has been killed and several of his injured in another raid north of the west bank on his middle east corresponded maria phenomenal and jerusalem takes a closer look at the rising tensions between israel and palestine. earlier on monday, a young israeli border police officer died following a stab an attack at the checkpoint to show a fod refugee camp. just 5 kilometers from jerusalem's. old c t happened when he got on a bus for security check, and a

the british government is the institution that links the present with the past.e church commissioners of the church of england earlier this month, and the other individuals' families, but ultimately, the target must be the british government. i am afraid we do — must be the british government. i am afraid we do have _ must be the british government. i am afraid we do have to _ must be the british government. i am afraid we do have to leave it there, as we are right at the end of our programme. like you very much for coming on and talking through not only those issues raised by the actions of the trevelyan family, but also the wider context for what has been happening there. we really appreciate your time. thank you very much. that isjust appreciate your time. thank you very much. that is just about it for me for this half hour. if you are online, you can get me thereto on twitter stop this is bbc news. hello again. well, for most of us, it's been a glorious afternoon. plenty of sunshine around, and quite a contrast to yesterday's blanket of cloud that was across

it's a british institution. okay neil hamilton, over to you. the balls , your over to you.v channel in this country, bbc, and of course in those the licence fee made sense because if you had a television you had to watch the bbc so it had to be paid for somehow. but in the modern world of course it's completely inappropriate . i can see the inappropriate. i can see the argument for public sector , but argument for public sector, but most of all the bbc is not pubuc most of all the bbc is not public sector broadcasting . just public sector broadcasting. just look at the listings for any night of the week and it's all cooking programmes location, location, location and utter drivel which i'm not interested or else it's left wing propaganda like all the rubbish that they do , climate change and that they do, climate change and so on. i don't want to for so on. i don't want to pay for any of that . yes, there is an any of that. yes, there is an argument for a hundred and 50 quid, it's a lot of money for most . it is a quid, it's a lot of money for most. it is a lot of money for

it's a british institution. okay neil hamilton, over to you. the balls , your over to you.ry, bbc, and of course in those the licence fee made sense because if you had a television you had to watch the bbc so it had to be paid for somehow. but in the modern world of course it's completely inappropriate . i can see the inappropriate. i can see the argument for public sector , but argument for public sector, but most of all the bbc is not pubuc most of all the bbc is not public sector broadcasting . just public sector broadcasting. just look at the listings for any night of the week and it's all cooking programmes location, location, location and utter drivel which i'm not interested or else it's left wing propaganda like all the rubbish that they do , climate change and that they do, climate change and so on. i don't want to for so on. i don't want to pay for any of that . yes, there is an any of that. yes, there is an argument for a hundred and 50 quid, it's a lot of money for most . it is a quid, it's a lot of money for most. it is a lot of money for quite a number who are

from temples and sold to latchford and his network, items investigators have traced to uk institutions like the britishlen items back, including the country's authoritarian leader hun sen. in elections coming up injuly, the jewellery�*s return will be painted as a victory for him. politics aside, cambodians will celebrate this unexpected surprise. after decades in the dark, these treasures will soon go on display, ready to shine once again. celia hatton, bbc news, london. the japanese manga master leiji matsumoto, whose comic book and animated stories attained cult status around the world, has died at the age of 85. matsumoto was known for his fantastical takes on machinery and space travel in works including galaxy express 999 and space pirate captain harlock. his office said he died from heart failure last week. president biden has arrived in poland, after an extraordinary visit to an active war zone on monday. he reaffirmed the us senate's support for ukraine. that's all for now. stay with bbc news. hello there. gales to begin with on monday, warmth to finish it. in fact, it was a very mild day, pre

items investigators have traced to uk institutions like the british museum and the v&a.,. including the country's authoritarian leader hun sen. in elections coming up injuly, the jewellery�*s return will be painted as a victory for him. politics aside, cambodians will celebrate this unexpected surprise. after decades in the dark, these treasures will soon go on display, ready to shine once again. celia hatton, bbc news, london. what a fascinating story, lots more on that story on the bbc website. if you are looking for more in—depth coverage. but that brings us to the end of newsday this hour, thank you forjoining me, do stay with bbc news for the latest headlines. hello there. gales to begin with on monday, warmth to finish it. in fact, it was a very mild day, pretty much across the country, but highs of 17 celsius recorded in east anglia, 63 fahrenheit. the average for this time of year across the country, generally around eight degrees. now, we do have these weather fronts across the far north which are bringing outbreaks of light rain. but this milder air sandwiched

and, there are countries in the world that -- like the fraser institute out of british columbia, raised more economically free like the united states. like canada, new zealand, the netherlands, denmark that also provide universal, paid family leave. in countries that are not as wealthy as the united states that have more economic freedom, there are more free markets in the united states can provide more paid family and medical leave, the united states can do so, as well. thank you for your time. guest: thank you. it is true we are the only industrialized country, one of the only countries in the world that does not have a government program. we are the only country in the world that has a growing private sector program that provides the more flexible responses that can work -- meet workers needs in the time they need them. that is my fear here. you get to a government program, it is not going to be able to meet workers needs when they need them, the amount of money they need them in order to continue supporting their families. i will know as you are commenting on the other caller, i am

for russia, they came up with what they say is the institute for the study of war british intelligencele interesting intelligence in britain what kind of intelligence it refers to, our data says, based on official statements by the ukrainian authorities, what kind of intelligence they say the russian offensive has already failed there at the front , and then suddenly declare that russia turns out to be concentrating aviation to launch its big offensive. so you decide whether they have an interesting formula for china. they all want to say that china has surrendered russia. well, as if there is no reason, they came up with an interesting wording. china is not something to support russia, it rather does not help ukraine like this for us. uh, they , uh, also developed such a concept, on the one hand, that everything is already belarus, it is not independent. everything there already lukashenko does not decide anything. this is what the president needs to know just to understand that this is not the case at all on the other side. here, belarus all the time wants to somehow deceive russia,

petersburg coordinated the action of the conspirators british utensils charles whitford on the assassination of paul i reached paris no one believed in the institutions the official version of the death of the english king financially, of course, the british were not just behind this conspiracy. there the situation was so absurd that in london about death. almost simultaneously with the assassination of paul i, an unsuccessful attempt is made. they tried to blow him up on napoleon with the help, as they then said to the infernal machine, the next day after the death of paul, the new emperor alexander sends a gonce to the cossack detachments atamanov and platova with the order to block the trip to india, probably a tragic death, or rather the murder of the emperor. paul averted the inevitable death of 22,000. cossacks fee. of course, they were skillful warriors, desperate fighters knew how to survive in the most difficult conditions. but that spring. they would hardly have even reached the afghan border in the detachment , the first frostbite had already begun, there was not enough food for the horses, and besides, who knows. the beginning of the cam

this health policy the results of the isos institute survey show that only 10% of british people believe that the government's health and treatment policies are correct. the long time it takes for an ambulance to arrive and the waiting time for surgery, as well as the low quality of service, have made the dissatisfaction of the british people to the lowest level in the last year. british media announced that more than 7 million and 200 thousand patients in this country , including cancer patients and sick children , are waiting for treatment to begin in government hospitals. past over it left 30 dead and 1000 injured and has destroyed 45 thousand hectares of forest cover on the edge of the capital. the residents of the affected areas have been forced to evacuate their homes . in this incident, they were arrested. a joint committee of islam and christianity will be formed to deal with the insulting of sacred things. the formation of this committee was one of the agreements of the meeting between iran and orthodox christianity . let's go to see it psychology 25 years have passed since the

had no trust of the british and fact saw the british has penetrating much of the united states state department intelligence agencies, academic institutions, all to more or less influence the united states and government and academia to being much more in line with the british atlanta assist agenda. ah, ah, the united states thinks war is war, but business is business in return for help. and in exchange, buffalo global one destroy is the u. s. demands the right to use. 8 british military base is in the atlantic. ah, we didn't receive anything from the u. s. that we didn't painful in 1940 alone written pays the united states for and a half $1000000.00 in cash. a huge amount of money at the time. when roosevelt down to the u. k. his ability to pay, he sends a cruise at the cape town where $50000000.00 pounds of british gold reserves are stored. in desperation, chance you're right to roosevelt. in the midst of war, great britain is close to bankruptcy. roosevelt seized no benefits in britain's defeat. after which the us would run the risk of facing war to double cri, doman. liam leaves a dose, marketable displacement. pretty bad. sure. what

the british has penetrating much of the united states state department intelligence agencies, academic institutions, all to more or less influence the united states and government and academia, to being much more in the line with the british. atlanta assist agenda ah, ah, the united states war is war, but business is business in return for help. and in exchange, buffalo global one destroy is the u. s. demands the right to use. 8 british military base is in the atlantic. ah, we didn't receive anything from the u. s. that we didn't pay for in $940.00 alone written pays the united states for and a half $1000000.00 in cash. a huge amount of money at the time. when roosevelt down to the u. k is the ability to pe he sends a cruise at the cape town where 50000000 pounds of british gold reserves are stored in desperation, chance you're right to roosevelt. in the midst of war, great britain is close to bankruptcy. roosevelt seized no benefits in britain's defeat, after which the us would run the risk of facing war to double cri, doman. liam leaves a smart federal display video that show what we're showing y

minister of er defense of great britain and other there intelligence british intelligence american intelligence the growth of the institutetudies, including american ones, say that 97% of the russian armed forces are concentrated there, which can conduct combat operations, well, 97 or 90 , there are 6.5, it is not fundamental, but it can be said that now the entire russian army is on the front line, which can conduct combat operations in the rear now there are only those units left that are supposed to protect and protect these military units of theirs. therefore, they no longer have anything to strengthen. it is all they have. now you are in ukraine. my colleague correctly says that defeat in this war will mean defeat. putin, but not a political one. and this will be his physical death. i think that he will not be forgiven for losing in this war, so he will drag on as much as he can. well, and involving other countries. well, i think you will ask about this what countries he wants to involve. today they can get out, yes, in your opinion , he wants to attract now how much do you hint at china or not only china well, only

shouldn't it be regulated only by british institutes? well, that's the argument, it ?rgument, isn't it? the problem is , ruth, that obviously is, ruth, that obviously northern ireland no longer has a hard border with ireland . and so hard border with ireland. and so it's about the flow of goods between ireland and northern ireland and if you put a hard border in checkpoints and all that sort of thing , customs and that sort of thing, customs and all the rest of it along that border, that then threatens peace in northern ireland and the good friday agreement. and so that's the problem. you're quite right. northern ireland is part of the united kingdom , part of the united kingdom, therefore should be part of the united kingdom. but it's that's that's the obstacle. it's the border that is that is the problem with all of that. and hopefully we got lucky lined up in the gallery team . yes. we in the gallery team. yes. we doing good. let's show you maggie may . this from jackie. maggie may. this from jackie. morning to you, jackie . um, morning to you, jackie. um, she's. i'

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russian war crimes was shown in galleries of the european and british parliaments, the headquarters of nato, the united nations and other institutions , see the film from the series art in the country of war babylon 13 then on our broadcast he cuts a man in the ears very strongly yes well, you can watch everything divides what you need to look at the subject a lot like nothing to copy to ukraine okay more or less well yes i made art and i do it for myself it is rather in order to make some an invention in order for art to somehow work hmmm further and well, here no, here we need to really do things that will work here and now that will work for specific absolutely tasks hmm that's why i really what everything what everything i do no doesn't call it art i call it propaganda although this is not propaganda it's just that it's a different kind of art, it's on the river, it's a thing for me, it's not for , that is, as an artist, i work on my own order, i order something for myself. as the breeder group says, that's why i'm carrying out this order. yes, it really has frameworks such that i have to be clear and influence some very specifi

syria to 291 people and 70 institutions were targeted and the confiscation of assets is included in the travel ban. the britishironment suggested that the british should eat turnips in response to the lack of fruits and vegetables . pepper and these rationed items, the english environment, in response to protests about shortages and price increases, said that these shortages may continue for a month and people should use alternative items such as turnips. we start with the zionist regime, as in the news did you hear that the african union wanted to sever relations with the zionist regime and that the zionist regime should be considered a colonial power ? who had attended the meeting without an official invitation, was identified and dismissed from the meeting in a humiliating manner . after the meeting, a resolution was issued, in which all members of the union were asked to sever their relations with the zionist regime at all levels and the regime as a colonialist government, what is the importance of this resolution and what are the factors that caused the african union to take such action, the officials of

who says, i wish you to give a book of citrus fruits of the world by the british famous author james the sun, comes to the instituteture. and that person has never seen me. he never knew each other. he signed for me too. handed it over, for me it was like a stimulus of motivation to continue e to deal with citrus fruits. well, also friends from corsica gave me a gift from the curators of the citrus collection , chinese researchers e, guide the central botanical garden of the republic of belarus, uh, and many, many other people who are fond of citrus, there are a huge number all over the world. i don't know billions or that. well, at least millions, as far as our country is concerned. we have a thousand fans. it is. eh, active collectors are passive people. there is someone who loves just one tree tree, uh, inspect, so to speak, but uh, in principle, today thanks to the internet thanks to various contacts. uh, it's easy enough to connect with people from all over the world. and what concerns a blowjob at one time, as he met a czech collector, then with german collectors with the french with the united states. well,

sanctions it is reported that zelensky intends to address the british parliament today and visit a military training ground. research institutese integrating into the russian scientific space joint projects are already being implemented by specialists from the donetsk university of applied mathematics and scientists from moscow state university a unique collection of eight thousand plant flowers in the local botanical garden has received the status of the country's cultural heritage in the near future the collection is planned to expand sergey's report just to breathe in the humid air of the rainforest in the middle of winter here in the botanical garden. donetsk, you can forget for a moment that the front line is only 10 km away, we have become, uh, just the center of m-m and a corner of the world for the inhabitants of donbass and of course. here is the direction. it is developing. now very intensively in the donetsk botanical garden, one of the largest collections of plants in eastern europe, all climatic zones from the semi-desert to the tropics are recreated here. the main directions of scientific research industrial bota

independence of this african country, the end of the colonial british era , a literary work with the presence of women writers in the research institute, which was built in the name of women and family , the research institute has two main approaches one is coming and searching and analyzing works in the field of women and family, and the second point is that he wants to hold a conference as a family resistant to moral challenges in the changing world. its pagination was unveiled in this book launch session it was in important places because it was observed that the works and writings related to the discussion and the family of the authors of the bibliography of women in humanities and social sciences are two iranian women . books on the topic of women are separated by topic. in fact, we collected bibliographic information based on the national bibliography of this work is considered the first reference for researchers in the field of women, and it took a year to write it. a researcher who is going to start working in the field of women's bibliography helps him not to choose a repetitive topic . women's bibliography works published in

working in the force. hundreds of officers being investigated in british politicians are describing the police force as rife with institution line fixes them. so new guy has more they all the 1st port of call for law enforcement and prevention of crime in the you case capital with unique responsibilities and challenges. it. a crisis of competence has overshadowed london, metropolitan police. some $800.00 police officers are being investigated for sexual domestic abuse. revelations of criminals within its ranks, including wayne cousins who abducted raped and murdered sarah ever odd. as she was walking home nearly 2 years ago, and david carrick, who admitted to dozens of rapes and sexual offences against 12 women across 2 decades have shaken faith in the force. policing in the u. k. relies on the public consent and trust, but that trust has been in decline over the past few years, especially when it comes to issues of violence against women and girls. and the continuing disclosure of members of the 40 been found guilty of such crimes. only exposing how deep the problem runs. reports of sexual offences and domestic abuse have

institute is fast. we want to get here before the western allies. the british also want to take berlin and save germany and eastern europe from being trapped in the hands of the few, and now it seems that this opportunity has come for them. it was hitler who called something called fool to kill and create, which was practically made up of civilians, young boys or men who did not even have uniforms, and there is no coherence between them. what is the problem? franklin mourned the news of his widow and family members. it was formed inside the white house and any decision to occupy the german capital was under the responsibility of eisenhower. this is the basis of progress the british decide to pursue the role seriously, fearing that the allies may realize sooner than he does that he is fast approaching the camera , giving them only two weeks to make it to rice time for no apparent reason. which is the historic parliament building in the center of the city, as the city is approaching, two million russian soldiers are now moving towards berlin at full speed , accor

is it a problem that british brands or institutions are foreign owned now. political panel peter edwards and webb. but also got and emma webb. but i've also got aidan who's going give aidan magee who's going to give the lowdown, please. so we're on a field, so we all a playing field, so we all understand here. understand what's going on here. so last night, the merchant bank in new york, a company called , in new york, a company called, the rain group who manages chelsea's last year, they set a soft deadline of for bidders declare their interests in manchester united. so only a few people in the world afford to do that. not many people have got that. not many people have got that many of pounds sloshing around back pocket. around in their back pocket. nonetheless, did see the nonetheless, we did see the colour the qatari money. they colour of the qatari money. they bid we also saw , jim bid £4 billion. we also saw, jim ratcliffe, as you mentioned, the ball in oldham, chelsea season ticket holder, united supporter, he for he was in the bidding for chelsea act

gas, more taxes, according to the results of the latest yoga institute survey , the approval rate of the actions and policies of the britishgovernment in this country has reached 12% and the lowest rate in the last two years, mojtabi ghasemzadeh sada news agency and sima london, in the name of god , hello, good morning. good morning . the world cup indicates that our country's national team will face australia with a win against the usa. their carries and the side defense of the americans, but it was the zeal of the iranian kids that brought the americans to their knees with five more beautiful goals and the real strength of the iranian rock , i was able to play and manage the rights of the other teams . i hope this will continue, the best games. reza azizi was present he really said that they cheered and marked this national life, sasan hataminejad, the goalkeeper of the national team, in the end as the best player on the field , several iranian people, the positive energy of the iranian people , their mother and family, the arrangement of the country of rome in this game in the cup world cup at 10:00 a.m. on tuesday agai

the military think tank of the royal institute of united services had previously announced that since june, the british army will train ukrainian soldiers. started and it is supposed to be 10 every 120 days train 1000 ukrainian soldiers, the daily express program wrote this week, considering the war in ukraine, if the necessary money is not provided to the british army, the british army will face a lack of facilities, including ammunition, many military experts say that the british army will need manpower and the facilities are in front of him and if he enters a war directly , he only has guests for a few days. mojtabi ghasemzadeh, london broadcasting news agency. thank you for your company . a lot of news about engine manufacturing these days the construction of a seventy-five-seater plane and the localization of airport equipment are heard, and the topic of the economic desk program was also dedicated to this topic. today , we invited mr. mohammadi from the civil aviation organization to be at your service regarding the ability of the country's aviation industry and how to overcome the embargo. let's

institute. level the approval of the actions and policies of the british government in this country has reached, the lowest rate in the last two years. exported household appliances and tobacco, the product identification plan that started at the beginning of this year, the goal is to prevent the entry of smuggled and counterfeit goods into the market today, the economy, the performance of various systems designed to fight smuggling , being examined, i would like to introduce the program to you. mr. hamidreza dehghani, the spokesperson of the headquarters of the fight against smuggling of goods and currency and mr. amir mohammadi, vice president of the prevention headquarters of the combating of smuggling of goods and currency, please refer to the report at the beginning of the program about the identification of goods, which our colleagues in this market prepared, and then he talked more about calling the goods. it was one of the projects that was started at the beginning of this year based on article 13 of the anti-trafficking law , which is installed on the boxes, which can be queried based

more according to the results of the latest survey by the yoga institute, the level of approval of the actions and policies of the british government in this country has reached 12% and the lowest rate in the last two years. they found an achievement that can increase the deterrence power of this country. alamos shaytun halam baqer tabatabai, media activists in social networks, pictures about the participation of the jamal army helicopter for the first time in the conflicts in the south of the people. the news it has reflected on the activities of the yemeni air force, but the national salvation government of yemen after the revolution in this country paid special attention to the kurdish air force. since the revolution, this operation was carried out to break the siege of the city. for this operation , the helicopter was checked against the enemy's air defense and permission was issued for the operation. the besieged people did not believe that the helicopters of the yemeni army were american . instead of bombing food i just realized that they are the helicopters of the yemeni army. the saudi military announced that the

the kaiser wilhelm institute does not want us to get here before the western allies. the british works also want to take berlin and save germany and eastern europe from being trapped in the hands of communism, and it seems that this opportunity has been prepared for them. were with the german forces they were severely weakened and they had become an alternative force for hitler. the solution was to create something called the felk , which was first made up of civilians . i had brought few soldiers and the number of americans in the western allies was completely more than the important person of franklin rose's room book and meeting with insurance information and family members mourned inside the white house and any decision to occupy the german capital rests with the american commander in chief. on the level of participation yes, if it could have been achieved with the least casualties and success, but the main focus of japan was that with the attack on pearl harbor in the united states, one day the mission of thrombin, fearing the advance of the british, decided to pursue the ro

around 10,000 pieces were looted by the british when they sacked benin in 1897, burning down the city's palace in the process. the bronzes were then sold to institutionsthe world. now there's no law in the uk which forces museums or other places to return stolen artefacts, but some institutions are doing it independently, likejesus college, cambridge. they were the first institution in the world to return a benin bronze in 2021. more recently, germany handed back 22 bronzes and agreed to release over 1,000 items from their collections. the horniman in london has also sent pieces back to nigeria, and soon cambridge university's museum of archaeology and anthropology will follow suit. we've identified 116 objects that were taken during the punitive expedition of 1897, and those are the objects that we will be transferring ownership of. i think it's impossible to overstate just how severe an act of vandalism and cultural violence this was. the heads that we see before us here were several of the objects that graced ancestral altars throughout the palace and the purpose of those altars was very much to maintain the lineage, to maintain the kingdom. the pl

institution. the anger of muslims it provoked to such an extent that they blew up the british embassy in pakistan and this muslim protest continued in the world. in london itself, 75 years old, who lived in secret for 34 years and was not even allowed to board the plane due to the presence of the risk of admission and the possibility of the plane crashing. 6 months ago, he was attacked by an american muslim, and four years after khomeini's fatwa, while many thought that it had been forgotten, naft attacked someone in new york and forced the author of the satanic verses to be born with a knife. america has been 8 years after the issuance of imam khomeini's decree new jersey, on april 21, when rushd had finally ended his secret life, he did his job in a press conference and caught the eyes and arms of this writer of the nation. the media published two photos and an unverifiable voice of rushd . he is still alive in a halo of uncertainty, the extent of the wound is not so much the possibility of praying to the holy places of muslims for many years, the continuation of writing the book was not the en

british intelligence report. well, the day before, i will remind you that the american institute for the study of war stated that another large-scale offensive by russian troops had begun in luhansk region . this is confirmed by the ukrainian authorities. well, what about the offensive in luhansk region and the situation in other the russian military and the so-called warlords themselves tell about the areas of the front. look at the resources claim about the successes in the direction of svatovo, crimes and capture by the russians by the invaders of part of the village of novoselivsk in recent days, more and more videos are appearing in pro-russian media, allegedly taken during the offensive in luhansk oblast, according to one of the so-called warlords , a hurinich is working in the composition of the bc soviet self-propelled rocket launcher designed for demining. military group of the lpr and they show a video of the equipment moving towards the flint, and the wagnerites complain that every five-story building in bakhmut is defended by the soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine like a five-story fortress. the