hanna mentioned the times and i also mentioned that it was the british publication the times that firstut the fact that the lawyers of the russian oligarch abramovich used a letter from a ukrainian deputy about the oligarch's help in rescuing ukrainians so that his sanctions could be lifted through here, and this is not an old story, this is actually er. this story er became known at the beginning of june. and now, already in july, abramovich is again present at the negotiations er on the black sea diplomatic mission in istanbul well, in your opinion, are we really determined enough in the fight against russian oligarchs and to what extent can we still say that the law on the confiscation of russian assets in ukraine, which came into force 2 months ago, works effectively, the law does not work in general and this is not a problem the law and the problem of reluctance to implement it in life, the law provides for a very simple procedure when the nsdc determines a list of potential persons, after that the ministry of justice, with the help of other bodies, collects their assets and where

, the british experts are going through hard times. although uh very bad condition. so, and the reduction in the ninety-first year, the number of the british army was about 150,000, and this year there are 82 of them, and there are serious plans to reduce it by another 10,000, aimed at achieving new signaling means e. change course to reduce troops and force, and in general, the government to increase. uh, defense spending is to change these military equipment, not downsize the army. while ordinary westerners consider each a penny and live on the agenda, where they are actively prepared for a direct confrontation with the euro by bureaucrats. in brussels, they decided to raise their salary bild. he writes that more than 60,000 civil servants and officials will raise wages by more than 8.5% by the end of the year. this figure is fully consistent with the level of inflation in the european union natalia goncharova news. attempts to isolate russia within the framework of unesco have failed , alexander kuznetsov, russia's permanent repres

nevertheless the story of dunkirk at the time um gave heart to the british people when they needed it. most churchill called it a deliverance and that deliverance was engineered and no small part by ramsey, but with churchill's backing during the same time as i think i said during the questions earlier churchill made at least five trips to try to keep the french in the war to paris to confer with the french government. but by that time a sense of defeatism i was beginning to infect the french armies and people as the germans began to sweep across the entire country and large numbers of french soldiers, uh gave up in june 1940 mussolini looking to pick up some cheap spoils also declared war on the french and british and took control of parts of south of the south of france. um in response churchill launched over the british army to launch an attack on italian controlled libya and this began the in north africa. even at this time churchill, especially at this time churchill himself was not immune to moments of despair when after the last of his conferences with the french government, he

british military installations in asia and the pacific of all way into southeast asia. from our vantage point i don't know if we can fully comprehend how desperate the allied cause was at the time. as well as assaulting the us specific fleet in hawaii. japanese forces attacked the british at hong kong and singapore and the americans in the philippines. just three days after the attack on pearl harbor the royal navy's battleship prince of wales and the battle cruiser hms repulse were sunk by a japanese planes in the indian ocean opening the way for an attack all the way to the gates of india itself. on christmas eve the american marine stationed at wake island were forced to surrender. and on christmas day the following day. the british garrison at hong kong was also forced to lay down its arms. adolf hitler had declared war on the united states four days after pearl harbor. let him lose his u-boats on the atlantic to sink canadian british american and other allied vessels crossing the atlantic to give aid to britain. in north africa access forces led by erwin rommels africa corp were within striking distance of seizing the suez canal and with it controlled the middle east and i

gun to recapture the south, while ukrainian defense minister reznikov is ranting in front of the british times the kherson region, they openly laugh at him, they say. genghis khan was found, unless there will be millions of mercenaries. this is already for sure, probably, and they don’t really want to fight against their own, so reznikova should think about his loud statements. whether to show off him there on excuse me on the times or somewhere else on the raider. that's exactly what reznikov brows to show off in front of the western press, but where to get the strength to attack even attempts to return snake island, where did the russian troops leave, so as not to risk the lives of our fighters, russia does not succeed at all russia holds the snake at gunpoint, only the ukrainians landed to set the flag right there followed by a missile strike, some of the listeners were destroyed. the rest fled, so reznikov's speech is more like a psychological attack says that dana command to form a millionth army. in the same way, in the same interview about the offensive to the south of ukraine, he said

british people that had enough of churchill. and so that even though now he's revered, is this great war. later, at the time, the british people were not quite in the 50 aspect of that as leadership. churchill negotiated in potsdam for 9 days. the conference was concluded by new british prime minister clement at lee law. boldness was joseph. statistical. he had thrown one shorter comfortable mess, throwing surgical shar, utah, who w a r d m a chair models with roosevelt was convinced that the lasting piece was impossible, without the soviet union. roosevelt was the last us leader who pursued peace, not wo. the last able that roosevelt wrote the churchill right before he died. he said the issues between us and the soviets come up every day and they all worked out and they get resolved. we should continue to work it out the road that was convinced that he, that the americans of the soviets would remain friends and allies in the postwar period. mm hm. in potsdam, truman got a message. it's a little boy about the atomic bomb. when he tell it's done in about it, the soviet ledia showed little interest. uncle joe

time. a scary start to the british grand prix. a dramatic race and a first time winner on the way. morejonny bairstow heroics at edgbaston — but india remain on top in the final test. welcome along. it's been one of those sundays you get in the british sporting summer where you don't quite know what to watch. we've got you covered, don't worry. we'll start at wimbledon where we had two brits aiming to reach the singles quarterfinals of a grand slam for the first time. chethan pathak�*s been keeping across it all. chetan — how have they fared? if you are not sure what to watch, ben, always watch the tennis is what i would say. that is what he been doing here. the british violins comic fans piled into heather watson and cam norrie, the first time anyone has ever had a schedule sunday of play well and truly gone and cam norrie feeling very good tonight in his first grand slam quarterfinal and was a great way to do it in straight sets over court one against american tommy bowe. these two are friends, they have been practising together

now is the time for bold action, to get the british— time for bold action, to get the british economyto unleash all the talent we have in this country. _ all the talent we have in this country, to unleash businesses to produce _ country, to unleash businesses to produce more. that is why i favour keeping _ produce more. that is why i favour keeping our— produce more. that is why i favour keeping our taxes low. wood are both candidates _ keeping our taxes low. wood are both candidates have been keeping our taxes low. wood are both candidates have bee— candidates have been indicating their closeness _ candidates have been indicating their closeness to _ candidates have been indicating their closeness to mrs - candidates have been indicating | their closeness to mrs thatcher, while stressing their differences from each other. ian watson, bbc news. a review into racism in scottish cricket, due to be released on monday, is expected to say there's evidence of institutional racism within the game. our scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie has more on this story. this review was commissi

in the same opinion, shared by the british de times, the prime minister has lost the confidence of his country's party. he must leave immediately, and perhaps the pressure on johnson is reported by sky news as early as today in london the 1922 committee meeting will be held and according to reporters one of the main goals of the parliamentary group from the conservatives is to change the rules that prohibit voting on him of no confidence more than once a year, if this succeeds a new secret ballot will be possible as early as next week. committee processes. 1922 does not always pass quickly, however, deputies. they said that they would act with lightning speed so that everything was done before the parliamentarians left. westminster for the summer holidays - this will happen on july 21 , johnson's exit was indicated even in the unofficial account of the chief catalari mouser of britain. he has lived on downing street for 10 years. and as the page owners wrote, the code can no longer be here and he or johnson puts forward an ultimatum. however, the british media and social networks, desp

british people that had enough of churchill. and so that even though now he's revered, is this great war. later, at the time, the british people were dr. why to the 50 aspect of that as leadership, churchill negotiated in potsdam for 9 days. the conference was concluded by new british prime minister clement at lee law board. mr. chris johnson. you must of the sticker. you had it through. i'm sure you're comfortable must throwing, says come, sher, utah, w, rush, give them a chair models. roosevelt was convinced the de lasting piece was impossible without the soviet union. roosevelt was the last us leader who pursued peace. not wall. the last cable, the roosevelt wrote the churchill right before he died. he said these issues between us and the soviets come up every day and they all worked out and they get resolved. we should continue to work the down the road that was convinced that he, that the americans, the soviets, would remain friends and allies in the postwar period. mm hm. in potsdam, truman got a message. it's a little boy about the atomic bomb. when you tell it's done and about it, the soviet ledia s

british people that had enough of churchill. and so it, even though now he's revered, is as gray war later at the time, the british people were not quite as busy aspect of that as leadership. churchill negotiated in potsdam for 9 days. the conference was concluded by new british prime minister clement at lee law. boldness was johnson. your stuff was to kill you had it through one choice. comfortable mastering says come sir utah, w dot, give them a chair models. mm. roosevelt was convinced that the lasting piece was impossible, without the soviet union. roosevelt was the last us leader who pursued peace, not wall. the last cable, roosevelt wrote the churchill right before he died. he said the issues between us and the soviets come up every day. and they all worked out and they get resolved. we should continue to work out the road that was convinced that he, that the americans of the soviets would remain friends and allies in the postwar period. mm hm. in potsdam, truman got a message. it's a little boy about the atomic bomb. when you tell it's done and about it, the soviet ledia showed little interest. uncle joe didn't understand

we are waiting for russia, this story appears in french channel appears out of the blue in the british times, sundai times, here is an article in the latest issue with a title that can be translated like this. and that russia is winning the war from rush winning, the court goes further, of course, some very thoughtful analysis, in which , among other things, the theses of the arrest officer are taken, and arguments are taken that now the troops have withdrawn. they left it in position, but now -they will give, that is. complete mess perhaps in the content, but the title appeared, one that was not there before begins, really probing the face-off measurements of the reaction of the audience, what will come out of it will be decided not by the leadership of foreign media will be decided by the leadership of our operation in ukraine a. i think we can put an end here. i tell you great. thank you for coming to us. and watch the anti-freak program with us. lead the fight against the untruth that has fallen upon us. if any photo or video materials cause you doubts. send to the editor of our program,

this at a time when brave directions were in ukraine and that's why the troops were concentrated in chernigov. if you remember, kyiv pva, what is it leading to? in an interview with the british newspaper de times oleksiy reznikov, the minister of defense said that he received an order from the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, he does not mean now the president of ukraine volodymyr volodymyr zelensky this was the last name and here is such an order from deo to buy the south coastal areas, but we are also talking about the entire south. and here it is, the key question here is actually what we understand that now has to be about the counteroffensive . yes. here's how the situation might look in the coming weeks and days. what do you expect? how might the war scenario actually develop in the south? what's the difference in the zaporizhia zaporizhia district ? the east direction is the donetsk group of the enemy, and on the south it is the crimean group, which means that we are defending today along these two directions. melitopol and yuzhny from the side of nikolaev, er, there will be an attack on kherson, so it is possible in ukrainian, so i ask you to contin

they are opposite against this background, the british times.on the contrary, he accuses vladimir putin of allegedly forming a new anti-western alliance in iran . and other western media considered the visits of the russian president to be at least answers to the american one, who recently held talks with the heads of the persian gulf countries in saudi arabia, therefore, to the middle east, and with quite a specific one. the purpose of which meets their national purely national interest of the united states and the middle east. we are holding here, uh, this summit here, and we are trying to solve, uh, the problems of the region, based on the national interests of those countries in the regions where these problems exist. what is the purpose of the visit of the russian president to iran konstantin panyushkin yuri shomov andrey morozov pavel rudakov channel one and just at this moment in tehran a trilateral meeting of the presidents of russia of iran and turkey is taking place, the countries act as guarantors of regulation in syria, at least vlad

essence of the game that lawrence played was that he skillfully pushed different forces, the british monarchy. from time immemorial, guided by the principle, divide and conquer, and mastered the intricacies of this game of lawrence of arabia during the first world war, when he served in the british army in syria, arabia, egypt and palestine, and then in 1916 he actively participated in the preparation and conduct of the arab revolt against turkish rule. he poisoned the turks against the arabs and the arabs against the turks. and on this wave, he emerged victorious. he actually, uh, led that arab uprising, and in general, he led the arab army to victory. as a result of the uprising , the first independent arab state of the hijaz appeared on the peninsula, the british put king hussein at the head of it. great britain played this scenario not for the first time. such a scenario provoked an uprising in the territories subject to the ottoman empire, hoping then to take them under his control, even if the countries proclaimed formal independence. even now, england supported hussein in the fight against other

the situation in ukraine divided nato into three camps, the british sunday times writes in an articleers of the alliance are figuratively divided into hawks, doves and ostriches, for example, poland not only advocates the victory of kiev in the confrontation with russia, but they also call for the return of crimea and donbass to pigeon countries journalists refer to the state that wants to end the conflict through a peaceful settlement, and , among other things, are ready to come to terms with the independent status of the lpr of the dpr and recognize crimea as part of russia , countries that do not pay attention to the conflict and are focused on internal problems. the articles are called ostriches, they include a number of states from the south and europe where they support nato only formally. journalists note these disagreements contradict statements about the unity of the bloc in relation to russia. germany is in danger of staying only without gas, but also without electricity, and the ministry of economy warned of possible failures. they urged utility companies to purchase emerge

he spoke about british renegotiations multiple times now.might be a potential ease of lution to get more cooperation from the u.s. but it is a tricky situation that just because a different person is running the u.k. does not mean the solutions will be obvious or easy. laura: thank you for your analysis is always. -- as always. people must deal with rolling blackouts and facing a bitterly cold winter. reporter: putting in the work while the lights are still on. the rolling blackouts are the biggest threat to business. without power, these machines come to a standstill. >> we are losing about four hours a day. and we have an eight hour day. it is either you have to lay people off which you don't want to do that. it also affects your credit on the other side. it is credit, profitability, reputation, and it is stressful. reporter: the bitterly cold johannesburg winter begins to bite. the streets are dark and the intersections become difficult to navigate. this is what load shedding at this country looks like. there is no power. traffic lights a

recapture the south, while the ukrainian minister defense reznikov throws loud phrases in front of the british timesgh at him, they say. genghis khan was found, except that they will take mercenaries, but there will not be millions of mercenaries. this is already for sure, probably, and they don’t really want to fight against their own, so reznik is his, you should think about your loud statements. should he show off there on the excuse me on the times or somewhere else on the reuters. that's exactly what reznikov brows to show off in front of the western press, but where to get the strength to an offensive, even an attempt to return snake island , from where the russian troops left, so as not to risk the lives of our fighters, everything fails. russia keeps the snake at gunpoint, only the ukrainians landed to set the flag, a missile strike immediately followed, some of the airbags were destroyed, the rest fled, so reznikov’s speech is more likely a psychological attack speaks to the butcher, who says that the command is given to form a millionth army. in the same interview, he spoke about the attac

journalistic investigation on the actions of the british military during the occupation of afghanistan , journalists cited a lot of evidence and facts, but for all this timeafghan soil. only one member of the british army was publicly condemned here. in parallel with the british , special forces from australia acted in afghanistan two years ago, a huge scandal flared up when it turned out that they also shot civilians there, and sometimes they set service dogs on afghans. you had to see how a dog tears some old man. there was no threat from him. he is no taliban. i just stood by in the year when a high-profile trial was going on in australia; in britain, on the contrary, all official investigations of war crimes were covered up, not only well, in iraq, on the eve of the release of the bbc film, the british ministry of defense did not hide their dissatisfaction, stating that the evidence presented in it had already been investigated, but they did not consider that they confirmed the accusations made. alexander khabarov ilya murdyukov news. london today britain will pass the first round of elections after the leader of the ruling party of the country's prim

sir mo farah is the most successful british olympic runner of all time.story and his celebratory pose is well known. he came to the uk as a child, with his parents, refugees from somalia. except that was not in fact the real story. he has now acknowledged in a bbc documentary, called the real mo farah, that traffickers illegally forced him to work as a domestic servant, giving him the name of another child, mohamed. and now he has decided to put the record straight. most people know me as mo farah but that is not my name and it is not the reality. the real story is i was born in somaliland, north of somalia, as hussain abdi kahin. despite what i have said in the past my parents never lived in the uk. when i was four my dad was killed in a civil war. as a family, we were torn apart. i was separated from my mother and i was brought into the uk illegally under the name of another child called mohammed farah. this is the visa document. yeah, this is the visa to come to the uk and this was the document we came with. you would have nive, you hadn't turned ten y

viewers with the situation in the regions of our country, as well as with new data from british intelligence. time news of the espresso studio yevgen pastukhov. i congratulate only those killed in the rocket attack on vinnytsia increased to 25 people. this was reported the head of the regional administration, serhiy borzov, today a neurologist died in the hospital, three children were left without a mother. on july 14, in the morning of vinnytsia, several explosions rang out in the city center, hitting three russian caliber missiles that are with the russian federation that the russian federation launched from the black sea six people, including a child, were injured as a result of an enemy attack on odesa region, the spokesman of the regional military administration, serhii bratchuk, said the russians launched seven caliber cruise missiles from the black sea at night, one of which was shot down by anti-aircraft forces of defense and six were hit in myrny village, three private houses and two outbuildings caught fire from shells, the fire was quickly extinguished, damaged cars, a school and a hous

represent the real consequences of the desire to weaken moscow, according to an observer for the british newspaper times despite this washington london brussels intend to continue pressure on russia and new fakes appear in social networks. however, western propaganda, users believe less and less. artyom krasurin will tell you more. when you lose, there is nothing left but lies in an attempt to denigrate the winner such comments, users write to the next anti-russian fake. on social networks, the terror allarm channel posted footage on twitter with the caption that ukrainian residential areas were shelled, allegedly by russian troops. but users immediately realized that this video from belgorod was shamed by the authors of the publication funny, when you lose to smithereens, attempts to denigrate the winner immediately begin. this is belgorod, he is also in ukraine, he can invite them to nato then no less heated discussions unfolded in social networks around yet another case of inappropriate behavior by the vice president of the united states at the louisa forum. they kamala harris, without holding back l

party leader, but he would like to remain acting the prime minister of the head of the british government until the time when in the middle of the british conservative party of the government party there will be an election of a new leader of the conservatives and already that leader of the party, the new leader will have the automatic right to form the next one government as the conservatives retain a majority in parliament this is how boris johnson stated it today in front of the prime minister's residence at 10 old street it is obvious that the conservative party in parliament must have a new leader and therefore a new prime minister i agreed with sir graham ombredi, the leader of the group of rank-and-file members of parliament from the concert party, that the process of choosing a new leader should begin now, and the schedule will be announced next week. today, i appointed a cabinet of ministers that will work like i did before coming the new leadership of the countries and now let me tell the people of ukraine i know that we in great britain will continue to support your struggle for freedom as lo

he will soon return to his homeland and tells the split in the ranks of nato british times.ho believe that victory is not only the return of every square inch of ukrainian land, including crimea, but also causing russia such damage that it will not be able to threaten any of its neighbors in the future often this means regime change. pigeons are primarily concerned with achieving peace. in ukraine, many agree to russian forces hunting down pre-invasion positions, effectively ceding crimea and a pseudo state, donbass and lugansk people's republics. and then there are ostriches who just want this whole problem to go away. this is especially true of the countries of southern europe, but not only their governments, are concerned about internal affairs, or something else, and do not bow. lovely, but globally follows, along the path of least resistance for the first time first special operations ukraine is visited by the prime minister of sweden magdalena anderson, she went through the traditional excursion route along the bucha and the beard forest to meet zelensky, there was an

nata has split into three blocs in its attitude to the ukrainian crisis, writes the british sunday times in an article by members of the alliance figuratively divided into hawks, doves and ostriches hawks, for example, poland not only stands for the victory of kiev in the confrontation with russia, but also calls for the return of crimea and donbass they want to strike at russia with such force that in the future it could not pose a threat to any of its neighbors, according to the publication of the pigeon countries, british observers refer to the state that wants to end the conflict through a peaceful settlement. in particular, they are ready to put up with the independent status of the lpr and the dpr, strangely, not paying attention to conflicts, focused on their internal problems. the authors call ostriches, they refer to them in europe where although they support the documents adopted by nato, but they prefer not to show much enthusiasm for what is happening in ukraine against the boycott of russian culture because of the ukrainian conflict, the german minister of culture claudia-ar