and a birdie in the space of three holes on the back, nine to rocket up the leaderboard at the british mastersen under two shots clear. the british cyclist adam yates has retained the leader's yellow jersey following stage two of the tour de france, finishing the chasing pack at the end of the stage into san sebastian, which was won by the frenchman, victor lafay. tadej pogacar moved up to second six seconds behind. stage three sees the tour into france on monday. the dutch sprinter lorena wiebes won stage three of the women's giro d'italia ahead of her fellow countrywoman, marianne vos. annemiek van vleuten keeps the leader's pinkjersey with six stages to go. now some big tennis news. nick kyrgios has pulled out of wimbledon on the eve of this year's tournament. last year's runner up there has torn a ligament in his wrist. the australian has hardly played this year, pulling out of his home grand slam at the start of the year with a knee injury that required surgery. kyrgios was due to play on the first day on court one against belgium's david goffin. so kyrgios is out before hitting a ball in

the third round of the british masters at the belfry is under way.ed to recover well with the six under par over wall. that gives a share of the lead with the frenchman antoine rozner. a column byjeremy clarkson in the uk�*s sun newspaper — in which he wrote that the duchess of sussex should be paraded naked in the street — has had a complaint of sexism upheld by the press watchdog. a record 25—thousand people complained to the independent press standards 0rganisation, about the article. david sillito reports. jeremy clarkson�*s column from december last year was all about how much he hated thejustin iliac duchess of sussex and how he wishes she was made to parade through the streets of every town in britain. the article was soon deleted, with jeremy clarkson saying the article was soon deleted, with jeremy clarkson saying he the article was soon deleted, with jeremy clarkson saying he was horrified to cause so much hurt. the sun so that they regretted publishing the article. six months on, the paper is now publishing a ruling from its regulator that

on the dp world tour, the new zealand player rocketed up the leaderboard at the british masters, finishingained the lead as yellowjersey following stage two of the tour de france, finishing in the chase impact inns stay shoe of san sebastian, which was won by a frenchman. stage iii sees the tour move from spain into france on monday. the dutch sprinter lorena weber is one stage iii of the women's zero the italia i had of her countrymen country woman, six stages to go. big tennis news, nikki curious as pulled out of wimbledon on the eve of the tournament. last years runner—up has torn a ligament in his list some of the australian has hardly played this year, for the notes of his home grand slam with a knee injury, he was due to play on the first day on court one against belgians that would go from. nick curiel chris is out but before he hits in knob forward in anger he completed his media rounds before withdrawing. we heard from plenty of others are hoping still to be standing at the end of women than fortnight. —— wimbledon. of women than fortnight. -- wimbledon.— of women than fortnight.

elsewhere it's tight heading into the final round of the british masters at the belfry.s compatriots oliver wilson here and andy sullivan are also involved — all are on seven under par. and it was a day to remember for the yates family as identical twins adam and simon went toe—to—toe in the opening stage of this year's tour de france. despite being on different teams, they broke way on the finish into bilbao and it was adam who came out on top, taking the lead in the final yards to secure a famous one—two and his first tour stage win. two—time winner tadej pogacar claimed third in a mini group sprint. the next two stages start in spain before the grand tour moves into france. and that's all the sport for now. olly, thanks very much. a space mission to try and solve some of the biggest mysteries of the universe, has launched from cape canaveral in florida. the euclid spacecraft will make a 3d map of the cosmos to help scientists understand the nature of dark matter and dark energy. our science editor rebecca morelle reports. three, two, one... heading into space to solve

elsewhere, it's tight heading into the final round of the british masters.ayers sharing the lead. his compatriots oliver wilson here and andy sullivan are also involved, all are on 7—under par. it could be an exciting final round. and it was a day to remember for the yates family as identical twins adam and simon went toe—to—toe in the opening stage of this year's tour de france. despite being on different teams they broke way on the finish into bilbao and it was adam who came out on top — taking the lead in the final yards to secure a famous one—two — and his first tour stage win. two—time winner tadej pogacar claimed third in a mini—group sprint. the next two stages start in spain before the grand tour moves into france. you know, iwore you know, i wore yellow a couple of years ago, but it was different circumstances. it didn't feel great, it was more about the time penalty. and then i ended up with thejersey this time. i put my hand in the air, and here i am. so really happy, and honestly got some extra seconds as well, so i think for us it was a perfect

new zealand's daniel hillier won golf�*s british masters at the belfry by two shots — englishman oliverish pair callum hill and ewan ferguson a further stroke back on seven under. and liverpool have confirmed the signing of midfielder dominik szoboszlai from rb leipzig for £60 million. the hungary captain joins on a five—year deal. england are into the semifinals of the european u — 21 championships after a win over portugal. anthony gordon smashed in opener from morgan gibbs—white cross. lee carsley�*s side won all three group games 2—0. they beat their semi final opponents, israel. is the first time they reach the last four of this composition since 2007. and of the court to finally tonight, friends against ukraine kicks off in about 15 minutes�* time. at the diamond league athletics in stockholm, britain's daryll neita has just won the women's 200 metres. poor weather conditions have made things difficult for the competitors. dina asher—smith came second behind neita to make it a british one—two. 22.50 was the winning time. reece prescod, meanwhile, finished second in the men's 100 m

there is a six—way fight for the lead at the british masters heading in to the final round tomorrow..ogey on his final hole. this opened the door for several others — and this brilliant birdie from andy sullivan, put him in to contention. to take him tied for the lead on seven under. oliver wilson is the other brit at the top of the leaderboard — the final round gets under way at the belfry tomorrow. a biennial competition featuring all 10 teams from the six nations and rugby championship is set to start in 2026. the tournament will be played in the existing july and november test windows — outside of british and irish lions tours, and the world cup. two more unions will be invited tojoin, with plans to introduce promotion and relegation from 2030 via a second—tier competition run by world rugby. madison keys has won the eastbourne international title for the second time after holding off a fightback from world number 11, daria kasatkina. the american appeared to be cruising towards her third grass court title as she raced through the first set 6—2 kasatkina did find her stride in the

new zealand's daniel hillier won golf�*s british masters at the belfry by two shots — englishman 0liverferguson a further stroke back on seven under. and liverpool have confirmed the signing of midfielder dominik szoboszlai from rb leipzig for £60 million. the hungary captain joins on a five—year deal. england are bidding for theirfirst semifinal since 2007 at the european under 21s championship. anthony gordon smashed in opener from morgan gibbs—white cross. lee carsley�*s side won all three group games 2—0. the winners would face israel on wednesday. the sailors in the gruelling round the world ocean race have become part sportspeople part scientists as they try and help understand the impact of climate change... while also attempting to win what is considered one of the longest and toughest professional sporting events in the world. will harris is a british sailor competing for team malizia. .. whose boat was fitted with scientific monitoring equipment during the six month race that ended this week in genoa. we spent 125 days said in the entire lap of the planet. during that we have

justin rose has kept his lead heading into today's third round at the british masters — but onlyjust!world. players from the pacific islands, are having a massive impact in rugby league, helping the promoted leigh leopards jump up to second in the super league. edwin eipape from papua new guinea, was one of the architects, creating the chance forjosh charnley as leigh thrashed hull kr 3a points to 1l they scored six in total. elsewhere there were also wins for wigan, st helens and bottom side wakefield. 0nto athletics and keely hodgkinson had to settle for silver in the diamond league 800 metres. remember that hodgkinson broke her own british record, in her first race of the summer in paris earlier this month, but was beaten here in lausanne by commonwealth champion mary moraa. the kenyan ran a strong home straight to beat hodgkinson byjust under a second. the cold conditions weren't ideal for the sprinters but britain's darryll neita also managed second in the 100 metres. first place went to africa's fastest woman, mariejosee ta lou. and finally, 7,000 tonnes of dirt has been dumped

where he travels zelensky with his endless demands, and this has already begun to annoy his masters, the british secretary. suddenly announced that his country is not germany's online store is reconsidering previous plans. why would ivan heads try to understand this? president zelensky welcome to nato a bitter pill for kiev that there will be no roadmaps for joining nato jens, stoltenberg, sweetened as the conversation could now be conducted, allegedly zelensky played along on an equal footing according to him. he received important signals in vilnius. however, not publicly. we can call the results themselves something good, but if there would be an invitation, they would be ideal studenberg, could not help smiling, no wonder, considering how the rhetoric has changed dramatically. kiev in front of himself in social networks, zelensky dared not only to criticize nato for the lack of concrete decisions on the admission of ukraine, he called uncertainty a weakness by a surname, biden, did not mention, but across the ocean, members of the us delegation were offended because of zelensky’s tweet, acco

than 3 hours of toil, who lives had a spot in the wimbledon quarter, finals elsewhere master stop and has won the british grand prix. his 6 consecutive formula, one victory in the process, his team rebel equals mcclellan's, and 1988 record of 11 victories in a row or clarence lando norris briefly took the lead of the start line. he went on to finish, 2nd in front of 160000 fans at silver stone fellow britain, and 7 time world champion. louis hamilton took 3rd for mercedes redbull remains and beaten after 11 rounds of racing. now if you're one of those people who feel like the world is moving at an ever faster pace, this might be the spectator sport for you. more than $200.00 bracers slugged it out at the annual world snell racing championships that took place in a small village in eastern england. and leave us to say there was no need for a photo finish. it's the groans pre of snail racing. the column in norfolk england says host at the snail racing well champions ship since the sixty's. it's a full stop to some races on this one snail slip it into the slime night early on. blink. and she was missing num

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george was recognized as a master of the famous sophisticated english humor, exquisite british cynicism it was he who owned the words, and the first world war he will put an end to all wars and the next ones too. edward house, wilson's closest adviser to the american president, was an enthusiastic admirer of george. he did a lot for the future foreign policy of the western community in the eighteenth year. he wrote in his diary. here are some of my most intimate thoughts. the rest of the world will live more peacefully if, instead of a huge russia , there are four russias in the world, one siberia, the rest are a divided european part of the country. the second player in the foreign political field was germany, its interest was to withdraw the russian empire altogether and thus remove the problem of the eastern front from the war. it would prove that this task was absolutely unsolvable, the emperor categorically refused, did not even want to listen. but the austrian german general staff did not lose hope and they were lucky. the figure of alexander sail, sinister for russia, who offered

fine only the one now and master stop and has won the british grand prix of sealing his 6 consecutive victory in the process. his team rebel equalized from clarence 1988 record of 11 winds in a row and clarence land of norris briefly took the lead at the start but went on to finish the 2nd in front of 160000 fans of silver soon fellow britain and 7 time world champion, louis hamilton, 2 3rd for mercedes. red bull remains unpaid after 11 rounds of bracing the seats. and here's a look at some other stories from the world of sports and golf. alison corpus has won the women of us opened finishing 9 under par to seal her 1st lpga title. the 25 year old from hawaii claim the $2000000.00 prize. the biggest ever in the history of ladies professional golf, french footballing superstar killian and, but they caused a stir in cameroon, where he has travel to visit his father's town. he says that he is using the time in cameroon to decide his next move. and bob bay has not renewed his contract with his club party. sandra mon, meaning he can leave for free next summer. but the one his world cup jus

mastered the island. in the end , not the british. adachane over time, greenland received autonomy today, the population is about 60,000 people. there are important military-strategic facilities on the territory of the island. the united states americans tried many times to buy greenland from copenhagen, but they were refused on july 11, 188. the anglo-egyptian war began on that day , alexandria, they began to bomb. british ironclads to london. egypt was strategically important because of the suez canal but the post-war coup. there came to power the government, which opposed the dominance of foreigners in alexandria during the unrest, europeans died and this became the reason for intervention. the egyptians had 12 poorly fortified forts in the british squadron. eight armored gunboats and a destroyer were fired from long-range guns, in fact. without risking anything, the egyptians bravely held out for several months, but the british lost and made egypt their protectorate, and in fact a colony, the last british soldiers left this countr

the master is an american company that provides satellite internet services. the british government and parliament approved the bill based on which organizations and public institutions in this country do not have the right to boycott israeli goods and products. these organizations ignoring this law will face heavy fines and punishments. the second bill of the british government in the parliament to boycott israeli works in this country does not coincide with the escalation of dog attacks. accompany the palestinians without the policies of the government. the government's approach in criminalizing the boycotters of israeli goods in this country was accompanied by strong reactions among the palestinian people in england, so you and i are completely against the actions of the british government. in my opinion, only all israeli products should be boycotted. may any investment in the occupied territories should also be stopped. israel is a terrorist regime and everyone considers it to be an apartheid and racist regime, and this action of the government supports terrorism and

masters to teach them. the english is the british who left them with their perpetual the brutal methods of torture, house demolitions and deportation. all enshrined in laws such as the defense regulations which israel found ready and used extensively the years through they've managed to control the palestinian and in the process incarcerated many thousands ended up despising israel more than ever and determined keep fighting it. but then the two nations are now further than ever had as any of this brought peace, any closer and i reply, of course not. yet still the is that they won to them. it's rewarded destroy the palestinians to deny their existence then end the rights to the land. and they did it. they won. and that's all that matters to them. as to the course, it was much, much higher for us than for them. nothing to compare. they lost thousands of soldiers. we lost many more. and still they mean stateless. then he tells me, because go they bought goods five beyond the number of that in the course of numerous wars they waged loss life was only part of it how much better things would have been, would have turned

neither is the british open, the u.s. open, or the masters.s can make their legacy at the majors, which is really what counts the most, while still collecting all kinds of money from liv. so, i think they struck the best possible deal under very adverse circumstances, and the key i watched the entire hearing today, the key point they kept emphasizing was that the pga tour would maintain control over how golf is run, that the saudis would have only a minority representation on the board, and that all the decisions would be controlled by the pga, and everything that you see would more or less line up with the traditions and sensibilities that golf fans associate with the pga. but the point that senator blumenthal made was, look, if they're pouring a billion dollars into it, at minimum, that's the start, then no matter what the numbers are on the board, they're going to have disproportionate influence, and who knows where that takes us. >> right. and that's the crucial question. he calls it sports washing, allowing saudi money to gloss over the h

the british offered freedom to enslaved africans who abandoned their rebel masters so some of us found liberty that way. i can hardly judge the people who joined that cause. what else might the british give free africans in exchange for their loyalty? might it be better than what they would get in a newly forged nation. who held the greater promise? which side to choose? for me, there was no question the declaration rang in my ears. this was my fight for independence liberty and the future. at this time enslaved africans were granted gradual emancipation. maybe after this fight we can get more rights. opportunities maybe even citizenship. but i had to beg my mother to let me go and fight. i joined a private tier not the navy mind you this was a better chance join a private ship and set sail to fight for the calls and in no small incentive a chance at prize money. we were commissioned to capture enemy ships and keep the profits as our own so i could risk my life for the revolution and also provide for my family. i chose the royal lewis captain stephen decatur and joined as a powder boy

masters say, they rubbed everything on you. in this regard, there is, however, the british generals who still have some.ragmentary decency lord dana sirius cainiz in my opinion quite rightly was forbidden the use of cluster bombs i mentioned earlier when i was commander of the british forces and we entered kosovo in 1999 the only two soldiers we lost before were two british soldiers who were trying to defuse the little-studied elements of cluster bombs this weapon is not selective if one of the reasons they are providing now is that the united states is running out of unitary munitions. something like supplies with one warhead. so speaking of providing cluster bombs is not a good enough reason for their use from a military point of view. to be honest, i really don't see how cluster weapons can make a big difference to this company. yes, this may cause some of them to explode over the russians, but again , this brings back the question that there is always a certain percentage of exploding munitions of these cluster weapons. so why do ukrainians want to increase the number of unexploded ordnance. your ow

won twice on the tour this year, has won major, to his credit, last year's masters, the best scheffler has done in the british, is tied for eighth. rory mcilroy is coming off a win at the scottish open, but he has not won a major in nine years. mcilroy won the british open once back in 2014. one of his four career major championships and cal product collin morikawa seems to be in the mix in all the majors. these days. the 2021 british is one of his two major championships and he knows in this tournament you obviously have to play well. but you also have to have some good fortune. but everything has to go your way. i mean, the way things and the way things line up, you have to have that lucky bounce. so you have to have that lucky break or the tee shot go your way or and you can always kind of pinpoint it to like 1 or 2 shots, whether it's saturday or sunday kind of coming down is things just go your way. and when you're playing well and you're, you know, you're in contention, you get those breaks and it's just being able to pull off the shots when it matters the most. it's been almost a year since it happened

and, it is just a masterization of america's history because our colonial army stood up against the britishefended freedom and brought forth the greatest country of the history of the world. people are too dumb and naive and led astray to understand basic history. i have always said and 100% believe it is true as we sit hereafter 4th of july, if you send every american for a year and didn't let them come back, they would kiss the ground when they return here. it is an ignorant that anyone who thinks they are not blessed to live here. i hope we get to argue who loves america more because it is easy to answer that. >> you don't have to send them to a third world country. you can send them to europe and they'll easily want to go home because they don't have all the things here. so, clay, thank you for joining me. >> see you soon. amen and thank you for everybody who's given us our freedoms. i hope everybody had a fabulous fourth. >> including george washington. >> san diego's new plans and homelessness throw them all into a parking lot is what they're going to do. ugh, this guy again... pops!

it must be remembered that the masters of cognitive operations are precisely the british precisely thetish. now most interested in continuing the conflict at any cost. they don't live for one day. they are very patient. they have long surgeries. after all, from a pragmatic point of view. everything is extremely simple and it is beneficial for the americans to continue the operation in ukraine and to weaken the european union. this is the same technique that they use to collapse the soviet union, that is, they force them to spend more. what the budget allows, losing resource and economic independence, and the fact that now the hungarian example urban says we will not give anything more to ukraine until he explains where 70 billion euros happened, that he is sure the slogan is peace and prosperity is not violated, neither one nor the other, which he formulates 2 years have passed since the adoption of the seven-year eu budget and it has already been spent. what happened and where is the money it’s just about the price of the continuation, that is, the double sight is hitting us and the e

we're americans, though, let's talk about the british open, and i must say, i love the masters, it's onderful about the british open especially when the winds are blowing about 45 hiels an hour and there's rain and everything's going sideways. what are you looking forward to this weekend. >> rory mcilroy won the genesis scottish open. you see jon rahm and others, this course. two things, it's 15, 20 years tiger woods won there, the entire course was brown, there was a drought, this year the entire krours is thick, lush green and the difference is interesting. the rough is much thicker. a much tougher course. joe, the bunkers around the greens, the fairway, you don't want to get into one of those. they are the narrowest deepest bunkers i have seen in my life. on twitter, there was thinking someone took six strokes to get out of a bunker that's a bad afternoon. >> richard speaks as a man who spent some time in the bunker. >> president emeritus. richard haas, thank you. >>> hunter biden is the subject of another committee meeting on capitol hill today with two irs whistleblowers set to t

master of mazes. he's designed them for british gardens, american corn fields, even on a skyscraper in dubai. southern england which was 19 acres and nine and a half miles of paths. and 60% of the people who went in solved the whole thing. they were determined to do it. they were really desperate, they can waive for help. >> reporter: they can be terrifies, like in "the shining." and magical like i h er. zes have been a part of h culture for centuries. >> it is painful experience at the moment, but we know at the end, if we're able to solve the maze, we get a pleasure or a dopamene strike. >> reporter: fisher has another explanation. >> you are getting back to the internal truths of families when you leave the phones. >> reporter: with that in mind, i set off to solve my very first maze in fisher's backyard. what i really need is your view. any maze master worth their medal will tell you using a drone is cheating. oh. that's not -- after a few wrong turns, ah, made it! the reward, a gorgeous view. and as the sun sets, the relief of knowing i won't be lost here all night. this maze only took m

free and so easy and that our political masters amassed so negligently is now the system is much more sensitive to even small changes in interest rates. the british government, for instance, was in effect at via the central bank, via the bank of england, in effect at eight basis points, cost of funding. and now i don't know where the interest rates are around three and a half percent or thereabouts, you see that the cost of financing that debt feeds through much more quickly. so and the other thing i'd say is, you know, if you look at the the lockdown policies, which really has to be one of the most ruinously expensive government policies ever instituted, admittedly for good purposes, i would have cannot that that money would have been spent with, you know, as it was unless unless it appeared be free at the time. it's just an illusion because the loss must fall somewhere at some stage, either to the taxpayers or to the government creditors or through inflation, to the public at large. i think that's it for time being. thank you very for the great lecture lecture. i want to thank again the high-iq jurors for reading so many books so well. i'd like

master giving it to people. what would the international reaction be? what would the french, british, and american reaction be? it's a jewish ghetto life julian refuge account. was that what i'll tell you what america, judging from its joint declaration, the jerusalem declaration, and the more i don't understand that it's the president by then signed with a is there any government last year? america is completely sits. is this it in this training or whatever your radio and proxy sort of thing is around it and hand spencer and having to respond that way. it's responding by more and more massacres, and by more or more aggression against civilians on the job description that as our senior political analyst molanda sha, joining us live from paris, milan. thank you. as always, for your analysis, we appreciate this for pen timor. ahead on the news, all including us police appealed for the public's help to track down the suspects responsible for sunday's mass shooting in baltimore. that left his people dead, uninstalled because of the mexico to reach the pool to find the goals. carfax, and from that scale is coming u

british- made caliber 7.62x51 mm. by the way, here is the odinovsky cartridge. so here is a comparison with ours. that's all, now it will be used by our fighters, the marines are already mastering trophy equipment and weapons of the enemy is useful to know. move away, the participants of that hot battle went to rest in the rear area, and fresh forces took up positions maxim akhmedov oleg sokolchuk and ilya yepanchin to lead the south donetsk direction. russia despite sanctions work will continue on organizing the supply of food grains and fertilizers to africa , said vladimir putin, the president wrote an article for foreign media on the eve of the russia summit africa , the head of state noted that the west shamelessly used the black sea deal to enrich itself. the poorest countries received less than 3% of ukrainian grain, while none of the obligations on russian products were fulfilled, the humanitarian purpose of the agreement was lost and it lost its meaning, but even in these conditions, vladimir putin assured our the country is ready to replace ukrainian grain on the african market on a commercial and free basis. the summit also economic humanitarian forum russia africa s

british monarch charles iii, his portrait of the national glia of edinburgh. it's time to start and supplement the slogan. the people are stronger than the masterhemselves to the floor and demanded to freeze oil and gas projects in scotland , in their opinion, the anomalous heat in europe is primarily due to the use of their production fossil fuel dancing, unimpressed by the police both young people were detained accused of indulgence. the most important cyclone hit the northern province of italy while forest fires rage in the south and there is an abnormal heat in the alpine regions a hurricane broke out. milan was the first to suffer from bad weather , a tornado passed through the city, he lifted benches from the street, garbage cans tore off the roofs of houses and uprooted trees, two girls died. some of them are up to 20 cm in diameter and the damage is already estimated at millions of dollars. weather anomaly in the south of germany in the popular bavarian resort snow fell in some places the cover exceeded 10 cm, which is typical for mid-january, the resort staff have already taken out a shovel and snow removal equipment. well , we have su

achieve, which he promised his masters, demanding more and more help to be proud of the destruction of ukraine and the deaths of local residents. here are our frames british minister of defense ben himself said that london provided ukraine with 15 times more artillery ammunition than planned a year ago, over 200,000. instead of 16. this only once again confirms britain as a state. now we really need slavic blood and pain. well, what does he think and do directly to the leader of ukraine , who, let me remind you, went to the presidential elections with the slogan of peace and an immediate cessation of bloodshed in the donbass for him then, by the way. over 70% of the population fell down, that is , the majority believed that it was becoming massacre by the coronazis and azov over the civilians of donbass, so zelensky is a puppet. he bows down everywhere and before everyone. here is a very low leaning in front of london, - i would say in a curtsey, but this is a completely different position. so zelensky even fired his ambassador to the uk, the diplomat allowed himself to comment on the story, as defense minister ben just talked about him a little higher an

master says, all you rubbed. in this respect, there is, however, british generals who still have some.mentary decency lords, danas, in my opinion, the use of cluster bombs was quite rightly prohibited. i said earlier when i was commander of the british forces, and we entered kosovo in 1999 , the only two soldiers we lost before were two british soldiers who tried to defuse the little-studied elements of cluster bombs, these are non-selective weapons, if one of the reasons they are providing now is that the united states is running out of unitary ammunition. something like supplies with one warhead. so, speaking of providing cluster bombs, this is not a sharp enough reason for their use from a military point of view. to be honest, i really don't see how cluster weapons can make a big difference to this company. yes, this may cause some of them to explode over the russians, but again, this brings back the question that there is always a certain percentage of unexploded munitions of this cluster weapons. so why do ukrainians want to increase the number of unexploded ordnance. your own ter

british post office scandal was a shocking miscarriage of justice. it's one of the most outrageous in our nation's history , resulting in nation's history, resulting in over 700 subpost mastersted for fraud and theft and false accounting owing to it errors on the horizon system. following a number of court cases and campaigns , many court cases and campaigns, many of the victims of this era were compensated and convictions overturned . but others are still overturned. but others are still awaiting justice. yesterday, the head of the inquiry into the scandal, sir wyn williams , scandal, sir wyn williams, released a report criticising the schemes by which victims are remunerated for their troubles, describing the process as a patchwork quilt with some holes in it, and that his criticisms over the delays remain justified. sadly quite a number of those postmasters died before seeing justice done in. my next guest is one of the victims of this shameful episode in our national life. simon misra was jailed for 15 months in 2010. in one of those wrongful convictions , this led to her convictions, this led to her being berated in the media, and she came close to taking her own life.

british-made caliber 7.62x501 mm. by the way, here it is a nato cartridge. so here is a comparison with ours. well, that's it, now it will be used by our fighters , the marines are already masteringea, and fresh forces took up positions maxim akhmedov oleg sokolchuk and ilya yepanchin to lead the south donetsk direction. the ministry of defense this morning suppressed attempts by the kiev regime to carry out a terrorist attack with two drones on objects in moscow using electronic warfare, ukrainian drones were suppressed and crashed as a result of the suppressed terrorist attack by the kiev regime, there were no casualties, as said the mayor of the capital, sergei sobyanin , the operational service of moscow is now working at the site of the fall of two drones of serious destruction and no casualties. in other news, despite the sanctions, russia will continue to work on organizing the supply of grain and fertilizers to africa, as stated in an article written by vladimir putin on the eve of the russia-africa summit, which will be held this week in st. petersburg, the president stressed that the grain deal, the purpose of which was to send food to the poorest countries. in fact was

british state, acknowledging many horrific many endured the most horrific sexual abuse violence, homophobe , phobic bullying and harassment, bravely harassment, all while bravely serving this country. lord atherton , the former masterpdate you, of course, as we get more on in the we get more on that in the commons. let's stay with the commons. but let's stay with the politics course , politics because of course, voting to place in those voting to take place in those three by elections tomorrow, including the selby and ainsty constituency constituency following the resignation of bofis following the resignation of boris johnson, supporter nigel adams, who is the mp there. >> it is one of three by elections being held tomorrow, all in seats held by the conservatives. so they are feeling a little bit nervous. our reporter anna riley went to speak to residents to get an idea of their voting intentions as selby and ainsty has been held by the concert lviv since its inception in 2010. >> nestled in the north yorkshire countryside , the seats yorkshire countryside, the seats are a mix of rural villages and towns and with a majority of more than 20,000 votes in the 2019 election, it's assumed to be a safe blue heartland. bu