er, actually noticeably less than half of the members of the british parliament then.cording to sanctions, it turned out, probably, 90 percent of deputies on april 27, 1906. the first meeting of the first state duma, it was held in the throne room of the winter palace, the largest hall of the then petersburg, petersburg and e. the first state duma read a short-lived election victory won by the liberals. uh, the duma turned into an endless anti-government rally, it did not adopt a single legislative act, not a single law, and already on july 9 of the same, 1906. e, the first state duma was dissolved; elections to the new state duma were announced; the second state duma, e, with the same composition participants did the same and also did not pass any laws, it was also dissolved. but, in fact, the third state duma began to adopt laws, which worked all this introduced period, and the state duma resumed after the adoption of the constitution in 1993 . and your obedient servant was just in the composition of the first already post-soviet. the state now is also e. deputy of t

optimist, if we already have sony here a completely different vertical of power shot at the british parliamentell, we will talk about this more now. i want to say, but in my opinion, of course, now bulgaria and poland are here. oh so trial balloon, yes, this is a trial balloon, which is launched exactly in order to forgive, please, i'm just exactly. here's another illustration of a european home to open for kiev well, you can't promise things that you can't keep. everything must be foreseen, this is the minister. foreign affairs of germany on the prospects of joining the eu last week was austria, which said that in general it would be unfair to turkey, the balkan countries, which have been in line for a long time. and then some ukraine said austria now that's mithar. i said don't make no promises which we will not be able to implement in relation to entry. and you all walk with flags and rejoice, we are entering europe. go on. well, yes, it seems to me that if we talk about gas, then this is such a trial balloon, they are looking , yes, yes, at how russia will react it is quite obvious this is

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and in london we are not the old defense of great britain wallace of the option house of the british parliamentondon had already provided ukraine military aid worth £200m that the total amount of this military aid could rise to £500m more said that right now there is a race. in order to equip ukraine with the same long-range firepower that russia has so that ukraine is not crushed, according to the will, the next 3 weeks will be key for ukraine, which means that kiev needs more weapons, including long-range artillery, more ammunition, both russian and nato calibers. and anti-ship missiles will fall without them, we are looking at odessa. the speaker inspires us all their brave people never stopped fighting for their lands. so many held by flaming bullets the world community will be an attempt by russia to further occupy the donbass and connect it through mariupol to the crimea . so it is necessary that the world community urgently make sure that ukraine will receive the help and weapons that they so need at the moment. we provided more than 5,000 anti-tank missiles, five air defense systems wit

you know, when he talked to the british parliament, he echoed churchill's remarks. when he talked to our own congress, he talked about 9/11 and pearl harbor. and he does it in a respectful and historical way, but he also isn't afraid to goad people a little and really challenge them to -- our leaders, i mean -- challenge them to live up to their ideals. >> president trump has claimed that this invasion "never would have happened in the trump administration." i've heard that you have also suggested that putin might not have gone to war if trump was still in office. and you said, "you don't need to go to war if you're getting everything you want through other means." tell me what you meant by that. >> trump was... very dismissive of nato. i mean, "dismissive" is obviously a diplomatic word. very critical of nato, critical of our allies, and his close associates, including john bolton, have said that if he had won a second term, he would have pulled us out of nato. i mean, why go to war, if you're vladimir putin, if the united states is going to present, you know, kind

, so to speak words, some fucking friend to us and there from the dutch parliament from the british parliamenting the reaction of their own society. they decided that they support the kiev regime and government and professional politics functionaries from parties, who are often deputies in european structures, but public sentiment will change not in favor of this point of view of subjection to influence. somehow they will be affected. i think they will be impacted by rising prices once again influenced by the behavior of economic refugees, uh and political refugees two from the ukraine so ah. well, just under the influence of the facts that will come with ukraine, and they do these facts, and they cause, of course. perplexity by about how you can generally support the kiev regime. i'm talking about the reaction of ordinary people. uh, i know that in greece in italy, a lot of people are in favor of russia, and probably with the exception of some groups of young people, because middle-aged and older people. they sympathize with russia, that is, according to our sources in france, the situation i

a scandal erupted in the british parliament after a member of the ruling conservative party was caughtnography. this became the headline news of most of the leading british newspapers with a racy video of the mp. whose name was not disclosed was examined on his phone right during a meeting of the house of generals, the incident has already caused a storm of criticism. so a group of a dozen women deputies, led by former prime minister theresa may, accused the strawberry lover of sexism and even demanded that he be expelled from the party. in crimea, sakura blossomed in the japanese park under yalta on trees brought from the land of the rising sun, pale pink buds blossomed. now there is a sakura festival taking place there, guests can admire the beauty of cherry blossoms and listen to the national musical instrument koto . this is a metaphor for the japanese cherry blossoms. indeed, this is true and there are pale milky pink buds that will delight visitors for just a week of japanese sakura planted 3 years ago. and now they are almost intertwined into a single alley. we have a lot of pla

not just a thug, but some important bird in the british parliament. robert jenner said that he is currently working in a dispute at the office in order to achieve his release, as he put it to the voters. that is, if he may turn out to be an agent of the british special services, this is what they are now afraid of, apparently in london. now explain to me your vision of what is happening here, as you were inside there, and you came here to defend ukraine a. in fact, those who stood shoulder to shoulder with you killed civilians. i think you 're right, from the first day we arrived in mariupol , i always said that we should leave because the donbas was recognized. like lugansk if ukraine really wanted to avoid this conflict, she would say okay. we are leaving. they had to recognize the independence of donbass and also recognize the independence of crimea 28-year-old briton. hey dnestlin fighting in ukraine was shown on russian television british politicians accused moscow of violating the geneva convention on prisoners of war for using mr esslin. as a m

yes, but already, in fact, especially, uh, so to speak, anger to the wahmel, this is what the british parliament. everything he has for this, therefore, the fact that he comes to ukraine is not a concern for ukraine, the fact that he comes to india is all connected with this. it's all simple the desire to keep the power of the british in the person of at least johnson from this war. trust me your dividends. they have to sell us these floating troughs. there ten, there fifty years ago , and so on, the americans get their cheap from this, yes, and politically. and by the way, economic even the turks from this, it turns out its cheaper , you know, erdogan sells bayraktars, small arms to ukraine. he, uh, means, uh, an agreement is being concluded. ozone free trade. yes, he gets a contract in ukraine. i understand who is what gets political economic one i can’t understand what ukraine gets from this. here is at least one at least one plus from what happened to us. i can't, here i'm looking, but i can't, because in fact, in addition to grief, misfortune, uh, blood and coffins. we don't really get anyt

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presidential contender has been a corruption scandal here in britain about cash for questions in the british parliament. what would you say to politicians around the world watching about why the corruption goes from my taking a few tickets for a ball game right up to a having questions asked in the legislature? well, systems are, our systems are corrupted. and i think many people go into public service with the intention of actually sherman because they, they care and people even knows of integrity can find themselves in compromising situations. if there are political patrons asked for specific travers as the consequences of dispensing those figures are not carefully considered. so i really look at it as the changes have to be made systemically, in order to make it possible for politicians to avoid the narrow occasions of being compromised as a worker. then what does it mean if you're in public office? what it means is, take any money from anybody who's bound to ask you to do anything, not how you know that might cause some whiplash. when you think about it, but the actual what it comes down to, don't

the british parliament will conduct an investigation into the prime minister. jones on deputies want to find out. is he intentionally misled them with his statements about scandalous parties. at the height of the pandemic, we recall at the beginning the politician denied everything, and later admitted that the parties were held, but he allegedly did not realize that he was violating the rules of the kingdom by a member of the government who was threatened with lies. the resignation of the code article personally johnson will add the decision to investigate the deputies supported unanimously his check has already been completed by the police. the results will be made public after the local elections in may, however the newspaper. the guardian said that boris and his wife received fines for violating coronavirus restrictions. a detailed analysis of johnson’s parties for several months has been conducted from british media journalists, one of the first to publish how christmas was celebrated on downstreet during a hard lockdown in london and also told the british

please tell me here a speech today seems to be expected in the british parliament by the minister off the united kingdom, and as they announce, they will propose there how to call on the allies, well, that is, these states that we saw in rammstein still start supplying ukraine with combat aircraft, what are you waiting for and in which what scale can it be and what are the needs of our aviation? well, everything is around the sky around our military pilot, what i want to tell you is that there are not many aviation, there are not many planes, but i want to warn all of us against certain mistakes. will appear and go forward, well , in order to go forward, it takes a certain amount of time for the pilots to master a certain type of aircraft , and the technical staff, and the technical staff, to have the opportunity to service it. and the most important thing is its tactical use, because flying flights on an airplane is one thing, but using it in military affairs is a completely different matter, tactics, strategy, ammunition, etc. we must all understand together that the acquisition of

in fact 2 months ago he was within a millimeter of having the british parliament here.was taken out. here it is distrust for the one carried out during the lockdown. now he turned out to be the only acting in history, the prime minister of great britain, who was issued a fine and in cases, who was dealt with by the police, but the only thing that saved his political skin at that time was the situation in ukraine in which the british government is actively intervening. however, it is impossible all the time to live in the interests of someone else's interests of a foreign country and gradually attract the attention of both politicians and the local press. returning to island affairs, and they, despite the fact that britain left the european union, they are the same all these problems, as in the european union, these are rising prices, rising inflation, growing bills for gas and gasoline. well, and, accordingly, while all this is growing the ratings of western politicians are falling lena igor thanks to lisa herzen for the upcoming elections in france and falling populari

they gave zelensky the opportunity to arrange video conferences with the us congress with the british parliamenty necessity to destroy the means of communication is indisputable, but russia did not. why, because the russians do not see such a war for themselves, as we saw against the iraqis, the russians see. it's like a special military operation, many scoff at this wording, but this is not a war. if it was a war, ukraine would not exist long ago. they would have erased the face of the earth without a trace. you wouldn't recognize her evacuating civilians and war zones is one of those things that needs to be done under international humanitarian law . evacuate civilians before the fighting starts, because otherwise you are de facto hiding behind them as a shield. guess who did not evacuate ukrainian civilians, the russians did everything possible to respect the ukrainian civilians, their goal is not to defeat the ukrainian people, but to defeat the nazis, disarmament with the application of a minimum. the russians have done everything in human power to minimize damage, civilians, residents and

attorney general suella braverman, has described the behaviour of a small minority of men in british parliaments" after it was claimed that an unnamed conservative mp had been caught watching pornography while in the house of commons chamber. ms braverman also said if the allegation is found to be true, the culprit should lose their position in parliament. here's our political correspondent chris mason. parliament is being renovated and a never—ending building site with scaffolding and hard hats but what about the culture inside? does that need modernising as well? today, a cabinet minister told us about some of the men she works with. there are some bad apples who act like bad apples and are bringing parliament into disrepute. i don't think we are saying it is a pervasive culture, that's not my experience. there are certain individuals behaving in an unacceptable way. the prime minister added it was obviously unacceptable for an mp to watch pornography while here in the house of commons, a claim made by a minister about a fellow unnamed conservative mp. the government is now suggesting it bein

later, boris johnson speaks to members of the british parliament about breaking covid lockdown rules. >> next, a look at global food insecurity, following russia's invasion of ukraine with treasury secretary janet yellen and other world finance leaders. hosted by the u.s. treasury department. this is just over 40 minutes. se, welcome to those who are joining us as this year's finance chairs as the g7 mg 20, respectfully. i am also pleased to have david and crystal here today as the world bank and imf are actively responding to the global impacts of the war in ukraine. i wish we were meeting under different circumstances, but the reality is, we are facing rising global food insecurity. this touches the most for noble people the hardest. families that are already spending disproportionate amounts of their income on food. moreover, the interconnectedness of the global food system means that people on every continent are impacted. even before the war, over 800 million people are suffering from chronic food insecurity. that's 10% of the global population and more than the populations of ou

in the fields on the shores, in the streets of joy followed him is a lansky addressing the british parliament, a standing ovation after a speech that recalled wartime leader, winston churchill from a career as an actor, playing a fictional, ukrainian, president, in a satirical t v show, said lensky has become the face of ukrainian resistance. when the war started, he dumped his politician suit and tie for a green t shirt. a signal that business as usual was over and that the stakes for him were life and death than the other lessons, much of what, according to our information, the enemy has listed me as target number one and my family as target number 2, which they want to destroy the country politically terminating the head of state. soleski has surrounded himself with communications specialist. his chief of staff, andrei year mac has a background in media production, including films, and the man who directs the information policy me hydro padaya is a former journalist. the communications they help him craft are intended to convey the stakes for ukraine and to inspire the audience to act. zal

meanwhile, the british parliament will conduct an investigation into the prime minister.uties want to find out poris johnson. was johnson intentionally misleading them with his statements about scandalous parties. in the midst of a pandemic, let me remind you , at the beginning, the politician denied everything, later admitted that the parties were held, but he allegedly did not understand that he was violating the rules . results will be made public after the elections in may, however , the gordian newspaper has already reported that borisa and his wife received fines for violating coronavirus restrictions. a detailed analysis of johnson’s parties has been conducted for several months and british media journalists were among the first to publish, as if on downstreet, responding to christmas during a hard lockdown in london and also told the british about the wine fridays of the prime minister and his administration. and the last legendary boxer mike tyson smashed the face of an annoying passenger on a plane, everything happened on on board the flight, san francisco flori

and the last british parliament will conduct an investigation against the prime minister.nson mps want to find out. whether he deliberately misled them with his statements about scandalous parties in the midst of a pandemic, let me remind you. at the beginning of politics. he denied everything later admitted that the parties were held, but he allegedly did not realize that he was violating the rules in the kingdom to members, the government threatened to lie, the resignation of the code, by the way, was personally approved by johnson, i will add the deputies unanimously supported the decision to conduct an investigation. the police have already completed their check. the results will be made public after the local elections in may, however, the gordian newspaper. she reported that borisa and his wife had already received fines for violating coronavirus restrictions. a detailed analysis of johnson’s parties has been conducted for several months and british media journalists were among the first to publish how christmas was currently celebrated during a hard lockdown in lond

the british parliament will conduct an investigation into the prime minister. johnson, deputies want to find out if he intentionally misled them with his statements about scandalous parties. in the midst of a pandemic, let me remind you at the beginning, the politician denied everything later admitted that the parties were held, but he allegedly did not realize that he was violating the rules in the kingdom by a member of the government caught by god, the resignation of the code, by the way, personally approved johnson, i will add the decision to conduct an investigation, the deputies unanimously supported their check already completed by the police. the results will be made public after local elections in may. however, newspapers the guardian said that his wife is fighting, they received fines for violating coronavirus restrictions. a detailed analysis of johnson’s parties for several months, the british media are among the first to publish journalists, how they celebrated christmas during a hard lockdown in london and also told the british about the wine frid

russia has imposed personal sanctions against half of the members of the house of commons of the british parliamentw much has the cost of car maintenance increased and why, if an alternative or better to immediately switch to domestic cars, there will always be kubans turned to the government with a proposal, the purpose of which is to make our apples more affordable and competitive. what measures can be taken to achieve this? the russian foreign ministry today announced its great diplomatic success russians exchanged for konstantin yaroshenko for us citizen trevor reed pilot konstantin yaroshenko in 2011 was sentenced by an american court to twenty years in prison on charges of organizing an international cocaine smuggling scheme, allegedly from colombia through africa to new -york he was detained in liberia, the employees of the anb, yaroshenko's cut was the first time that american intelligence services captured on the territory of a third country of a russian citizen and secretly took him to the united states. as for trevor ridato 3 years ago, he got into a drunken fight with moscow policemen f

not just a thug and mercenaries, but some more important bird, otherwise the member of the british parliamentnot have stated that right now he personally works in the dispute with the nose and head of a trout, office leaf. in order to achieve the immediate release of the cossack endler from russian captivity, that is, eisen, may turn out to be an agent of the british special services, an important trophy is watching we retreated after a command was received to retreat to mariupol we went to the territory of the metallurgical plant, but refused to shoot. i told the commander that i didn’t want to fight, and they sent me on duty to the battalion’s observation post, a 28-year-old briton. hey dnestlin fighting in ukraine was shown on russian television british politicians accused moscow of violating the geneva convention on prisoners of war for using mr. eslin. as a means of propaganda, the briton was enlisted in the ranks apu in 2018 and is therefore protected as a prisoner of war earlier this year. he said that he bought a house in ukraine and together with his fiancee. wanted to start a family

strikes on russian territory and called for this action by the deputy secretary of state of the british parliamentd forces. in general, they even promise to give weapons for this. true, squabbling is already beginning in europe regarding supplies to ukraine, slovenia is demanding compensation from the european union for the weapons already provided. and estonia reproaches the german authorities because of too little assistance to kiev that's just to push ukraine to the negotiations. none of them want to, despite this. uh, as the foreign minister said yesterday, lavrov russia will continue to keep the negotiation door open on where and when to expect. e, after all, the completion of the process of agreeing on an agreement of some kind of e in istanbul. the conversation was in the situation that then developed on earth. now , and i will once again emphasize our feeling that the west wants ukraine to continue to fight , continue, as it seems to them, to wear out the russian army and the russian military-industrial complex. it's an illusion, like in any, uh, any situation where the military forces are

she actually delayed debates, stock debates in the british parliament about sanctions. ah, against that just will. elizabeth traveled to a meeting of commonwealth countries effectively supporting their claims, fatuous, given, and is forced to the side line. ah, ah, and at home, the royal family is more popular than ever. on the 29th of july, 1981, prince charles marries diana spencer film. the day it was wonderful. it was just the whole nation celebrated. you know, it was a lovely fairy tale love story. there's never been another wedding in my view that could equal, it was just wonderful of the bride, was the most beautiful. the whole world was interested in that wedding. the sad thing was that the prince wasn't. ah, that his popularity is tumbling as she introduces the poll tax. a quarter of a 1000000 people take to the streets in london alone. rioting breaks out a more than 100 people are injured. the country is in turmoil. in the end, even her own party has had enough of margaret thatcher. john major succeeds her. she leaves downing street in tin. mm. cream is very u

kingdom itself is the investigation into prime minister boris johnson, who will be held by the british parliamentputies want to find out if he intends to mislead them with his statements about scandalous parties. in the midst of a pandemic, let me remind you at the beginning the politician denied everything, later admitted that the parties were held, but he allegedly did not realize that he was violating the rules kingdom, a member of the government caught in a lie threatens. the resignation of the code, by the way, approved personally by johnson, i will add the decision to investigate the deputies supported unanimously on their check has already been completed by the police. the results will be made public after the local elections in may, however the newspaper. the guardian reported that boris and his wife had already received fines for violating coronavirus restrictions. street celebrated christmas during a hard wokdown in london and also told the british the prime minister and his guilty friday. . according to eyewitnesses, he was drunk and approached his chair for a long time saying somethin

the british parliament has been asked to investigate comments made by prime minister borisjohnson andabout lockdown gatherings in downing street and whitehall. the green party mp caroline lucas has asked the house of commons speaker to look into whether they made misleading statements to the house. the prime minister has promised to set the record straight after initially insisting no rules had been broken. this is bbc news — a reminder of the headlines: the siege of mariupol may be nearing its end. russia claims it's taken control of almost all of the city. president zelensky warns if his remaining troops are killed, peace negotations with moscow will be over. the hollywood actor liev schreiber is currently in lviv after launching an ngo initiative to help those in need. my colleague reeta chakrabarti asked him what inspired him to get involved. i have been feeling a degree of helplessness. there is no doubt that there is a huge groundswell of support in the us for ukraine and the rest of the world as well, but it seems like people just don't really know what to do. not everyone canj