the british trade union estimated the annual loss of shops from theft at around 1 billion pounds. i 'm not talking about big stores for clothes, watches, gold and jewelry, but i'm talking about theft from grocery stores and basic goods. these are some of the pictures of grocery store robberies in broad daylight. such nothing was unimaginable in superpower england. the attack on a grocery store on oxford street was caught on camera before the police arrived. what can the police do? is this phenomenon caused by the problem of poverty in england or is there a moral problem? mothers hiding goods in kadkan. elderly people also do this with wheelchairs. the british police do not intervene in 90% of robberies. a theft of less than £20 will result in a small fine. that is, stealing from shops is a simple task england is widely published in social networks. a user account named seyed aminu wrote: there is no doubt that the violation of laws in punishing thieves is the main reason for the prevalence of theft in england, but one of the shopkeepers says that the thefts are not of expensive go

france is on edge with a wave of rallies, british trade unions are also against sponsoring ukraine , the american press is supplementing aid to kiev at the end. what signals does the west send to zelensky? in china, russian tourists are waiting for direct flights to hainan. aeroflot plans to open before the end of the year; now the company is waiting for iphone permission from the authorities. how many will there be cost tickets? the volcano stirred up an ash storm, and in the area of ​​the avacha pass the mudflow flooded the tourist routes - this is the consequences of the koryak volcano. what should tourists do? and in the us, a high-profile lawsuit by the department of justice against google accuses the planet’s main search engine of an illegal way to gain a dominant position, which is how it all turns out. the southern groups destroyed the control center for drones of the ukrainian armed forces, as well as three vehicles with enemy sabotage groups, and the actions of the units are reported by the press center in the krasnoliman direction, where a group of russian troops operates,

maritime and transport trade union completely ignored the vote; opponents of such solidarity said that they did not accept the supply of lundon weapons to kiev ; representatives of british pointed out the hypocrisy of western politicians on the imperialistic nature of the uk’s policies and the participation of its military personnel in the interventions in afghanistan and cancer to the left and not only will we go to the baltic states medical institutions. latvia is facing a budget deficit; allocated funding does not cover costs rising prices for medicines and food make it expensive to treat and maintain patients in hospitals. they are forced to postpone repairs and cancel the development program. it is not surprising that there is an acute shortage of doctors in the country, with a shortage of more than one and a half. thousands of doctors and almost 5,000 nurses, according to hospital workload and vacancies at the beginning of the year, about 40% of the vacancies of medical specialists, nurses , physician assistants and midwives lithuania was already rocked this week by a teachers' warning strike of at least 5,000 teachers secondary schools. the goals are aimed, they

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this statistic is given by the british trade union. ccording to mir english newspaper, since the beginning of this year, british complaints about theft from food stores and basic goods have increased 26 compared to last year and reached more than 342,000 cases. the country will remain in double digits. england has the highest inflation rate among the member countries of the group seven. mass robbery of several stores in philadelphia , usa by a group of 10 people. armed men of this group, who wore masks and covered their heads , robbed several stores in the center of philadelphia, pennsylvania. the police could not control the chaos and only managed to arrest about 20 thieves. every attack of this gang on the stores took place after a court in the united states found a philadelphia police officer who was accused of murdering the robbers to be opportunistic criminals and declared that these people had nothing to do with the verdict on the police officer. river water level in the amazon forest in brazil due to drought to the lowest level.

sentiments to go to russia through lunch against sponsoring its independent steel, and the british trade unionslors in the railwaymen and these are hundreds of people support or aristov, the situation is serious, it is these trade unions who write that actively bothered her last year, paralyzing britain but even now the requirements remain unchanged. london should stop rising the us and nato advise stopping support for kiev, but the tory party , as if against the backdrop of a crisis, is raising taxes on residents kingdoms. they are shocked and ask the officials. when shopping because of high inflation , the number of thefts in supermarkets is beyond the limit, sellers complain. we have cameras, but it doesn't help because of this store in british cities, everything resembles a fortress. from washing powder to yogurt, people are now stealing under lock and key, they say, ordinary britons who simply don’t have enough for food, while residents of germany say they are on the verge of helping ukraine, the scholz coalition. i just forgot about them , where is the spd, where is the social party. we '

this statistic was announced by the british trade union. ding to the daily mir newspaper, since the beginning of this year, british complaints about theft from food stores and basic goods have increased 26 compared to last year and reached more than 342 thousand cases. england has caused the inflation rate in this country to remain in double digits. england has the highest inflation rate there is a path between the member countries of the group of seven. excessive use of the internet and social networks causes depression. according to nbc 4, american teenagers are suffering from serious psychological problems due to excessive use of virtual networks. public health experts have warned seriously about the potential dangers of using social networks on the mental health of teenagers. the results of pew research center surveys show that almost all young americans use the internet to communicate with their peers every day, and half of them do so almost constantly. at at the same time , nearly three out of five american teenage girls feel so sad or

working, because after all, some of the trade unions in britain are behaving somehow strangely, and they are not even ready to support the actions of the britishovernment in relation to ukraine, what are we talking about? in fact, the british trade unions as a whole , at their recent conference, they spoke within the framework. uh, having a ukrainian consulate here or building is not necessary, because. well, import. they just wouldn't let me do it and the difference is that the firemen’s union, and the transport workers’ union, also pointed out the deadlock in the course chosen by the british government. she's pumping up the kiev weapons regime, and uh. i am absolutely sure that in fact, but if you dig, it’s a healthy thought, and they are shared by members of society. eh, this is such a campaign, but this caused terrible irritation in the government, e, media, with its peculiarities. well, it’s clear that in london they simply don’t recognize an alternative opinion, and in russia, ukraine, and any attempts to publicly express their disagreement with the point view, which is promoted by the official, of course, either intersect or get soaked.

the british trade union estimated the annual loss of food stores in this country due to theft at onepounds. the increase in the price of food in england has caused the rate inflation in this country will remain in double digits. iran's ambassador and permanent representative to the united nations said: the role of this organization regarding syria. there should be support. at the meeting of the un security council, amir saeed irani described the humanitarian situation in syria as dire, and considering humanitarian aid as necessary , he also said that the issue of syria's reconstruction should not be used as a tool of pressure against this country. the water level of the rivers in the amazon forest in brazil reached the lowest level due to the good harvest. the decrease in rainfall in the amazon forests has caused many problems in this region . 15 municipalities in the amazon state of emergency they announced that 40 other municipalities are also ready. and we have two final reports of tonight's program about the celebrations of unity week and the birth of the prophet in islamic count

the british trade union estimated the annual loss of shops from theft at around 1 billion pounds.m not talking about big stores for clothes, watches, gold, and jewelry, but i'm talking about theft from grocery stores and basic goods. these are some of the pictures of grocery store robberies in broad daylight. such a thing was unthinkable in superpower england. attack it took place in front of the cameras at a grocery store on oxford street, then the police fled. or that there is a moral problem, mothers who hide goods in children's strollers . elderly people also do this with their wheelchairs. the british police do not intervene in 90% of robberies. a theft of less than £20 will result in a small fine. it means stealing from shops is an easy task. images of thefts in england are widely published on social networks. a user account named seyed aminu wrote: there is no doubt that the laws in punishment of thieves is the main reason for the prevalence of theft in england. but the fact that one of the shopkeepers says that the thefts are not of expensive goods, this means that the hig

anti-ukrainian sentiments have spread across the english channel against sponsoring square, the british trade unionsfire-fighting sailors railway workers and these are hundreds of people who are the support or aristov , the situation is serious, it is these trade unions. they write with him they actively went on strike last year, paralyzing britain and now the demands are unchanged. london should stop submitting to the us and nato support for the kiva, they advise stopping, but the party, as if against the backdrop of the crisis, is raising taxes on the residents of the kingdom. they are shocked and ask the officials. go shopping due to high inflation the number of thefts. in supermarkets , sellers complain beyond measure. yes we have cameras, but it doesn't help that this store in british towns resembles a fortress. everything from washing powder to yogurt is now being stolen under lock and key, they say, ordinary britons who simply don’t have enough for food, while residents of germany say they are on the verge of helping ukraine, schultz’s coalition. i just forgot about them, where is the spd, wh

sentiments have spread across the english channel against sponsoring its square steel, and the british trade unionsilors railway workers and these are hundreds of people who are the support or aristov, the situation is serious , these are the trade unions that write actively pestered me last year, paralyzing me in britain and now the demand remains unchanged. london must stop submitting to us and nato support. they advise stopping kiev, but the party, as if blinded by the crisis, is raising taxes on the residents of the kingdom. i'm shocked. asks officials. go shopping due to high inflation, the number of thefts. in supermarkets, they complain beyond belief sellers. yes, we have cameras, but it doesn’t help because of this store in british cities, everything from washing powder, and now yogurt, resemble fortresses. cane is stealing, they say, ordinary british people who simply don’t have enough for food, while residents of germany say they are on the verge of helping ukraine, the scholz coalition. i just forgot about them, where is the spd, where is the social party. we are talking about large-scal

anti-ukrainian sentiments spread across the english channel against sponsorship, independent british trade unionsre-fighting sailors, the life of suvs. and these are hundreds of support people or baristas, the situation is serious, it is these trade unions that actively harassed last year, paralyzing britain. now the demands are unchanged. london must stop submitting to the usa and nato, support for the kiva, they advise to stop, but the tory party seems to have gone blind amid the crisis, residents of the kingdom are raising taxes . they are shocked and ask the officials. go shopping due to high inflation the number of thefts in in supermarkets, sellers complain beyond measure. yes, we have cameras, but it doesn't help because of this store in british cities, everything from washing powder to yoghurt resembles fortresses. now they are stealing under lock and key , they say, ordinary british people who simply don’t have enough for food, while the residents of germany say they are on the brink, helping the ukraine coalition. i just forgot about them, somewhere with the traffic police, where the so

union. choose is a term that refers to the process of british withdrawal from the european union, which calls for the signing of a free trade agreement with the european union. which has not yet been realized and the european union has opposed many of the uk's requests for access to its markets and the reports of the goldman sachs bank and a large part of the supply chain and the target market of the british industries are made up of eu member states center for economic research and jobs in the uk economic perspective this country has been assessed by the continuation of stagnation and predicts about 7,000 companies in this country next year . the export of ukrainian grains has become a controversial issue among european union countries . to support its farmers, it has temporarily banned the import of ukrainian castles and will no longer export weapons to ukraine. fierce supporters of ukraine in the fight against russia has provided tanks, artillery ammunition and shelter for one million refugees, but the way to import eltan grain threatens all of this, but the president of ukraine accused poland, slovakia and hungary of pl

the european union will be sent to england after the signing of the free trade agreement with the european union, which has not yet been achieved, and the european union with many britishuests for access . we are in the final days of the 78th united nations general assembly, according to the routine of the previous nights in the world, today ms. sanaz fakhravar is with us, from the last struggle of the heads of state to me , the ruined house in the day, if i am not mistaken, the fifth most important what has happened to the countries in the past days, the density of speeches was less, we had 30 to 70 speeches, but i will start with the speeches of the prime minister of somalia , who criticized the gap between words and actions in international forums and said that every year these beautiful words here in the forum or in international institutions , he always said , but in the end, the reality of the world is that nothing else will happen . the nagorno-karabakh region between the republic of azerbaijan and armenia has been discussed for a long time. the minister of foreign affairs of the republic of azerbaijan participated in this meeting and claimed that azerbaijan is

deal has been struck for the uk to rejoin the european union�*s flagship scientific research programme horizon. post brexit trading rows meant britishn. here�*s pallab ghosh. i�*m absolutely delighted, delighted that we have rejoined horizon, and that we have rejoined the copernicus programme, that�*s the programme for earth observation from space. and i am delighted because it means that for uk scientists, for uk industry, for companies up and down the country, and for all of us who have a vested interest in understanding better what is really happening with the climate emergency and when there are disasters around the world, being able to act quickly. being part of this gold standard programme of copernicus, and it is the best programme in the world, means we come at the forefront again of the work that brings of the work that brings the benefits of space back down here to life on earth. tell me more about the benefits of being involved in this wider umbrella body, then? so most globally—leading science is done internationally. taking copernicus as an example, but it is not the only one that the uk is involved with, we are talking

union. argentina is trading, however, and that same one is august it would seem where british parliamentary was chile however , when pinochet arrived in england and was arrested at the request of human rights activists, thatcher said not a mixture. this man there helped so much during the crisis of '82 in the south atlantic in comparison with that in the ussr was. consider it romance. brezhnev is crying because he accepts luis corvalan, who was wrested from pinochat's dungeons by the general secretary of the chilean communist party. they once even laughed at this, saying they hugged a hooligan, that is, the soviet incident of vladimir bukovsky on luis corvalan, but there were also the uruguayan secretary general, arisdiy and the uruguayan leader, the entire broad front of the left liverse arena and the argentine secretary general, suppression and many thousands of ordinary communists and socialists who found protection from the social bloc, the familiar girardo blair, when he went missing, my father went to the ussr, but then it was true that he went to sweden through hungary. and what is t

deal has been struck for the uk to rejoin the european union's flagship scientific research programme horizon. post—brexit trading rows meant britishn euro fund — that's around £81 billion. here's pallab ghosh. the first picture of a black hole, implants that help the paralyzed walk again, mapping the human brain — these are just some of the projects funded by europe's horizon programme. the uk should have been part of it after brexit, but disagreements with the eu meant that britain was frozen out and falling behind other eu countries. together we will transform these ideas into new solutions. but finally, after years of delay, we're back. well, this is really the best of news. ifelt a genuine kind of burst ofjoy when i heard the news was actually confirmed, and i know that science and research—led organisations, including all of our members — these are businesses, universities, health charities — they are going to be delighted today and also relieved. constantinos pitsiladis is among the researchers celebrating the news. did that hurt? not too bad. until now, his project to find better medicines for rheumatoid arthritis has suffe

british made missiles used on strike on russian submarine. that's all from us, sleep well. i'll be back tomorrow. face a determined trade union movement.an. it's thought they went to the city and just go there and respond to the needs of the people. that is the only thing that is needed now from the international community and the un should actually not say that the two governments are coordinating. no, it should threaten both governments and all of the officials of those governments with sanctions if they hinder or hamper the arrival of relief response in the arrival of humanitarian action and age because thatis humanitarian action and age because that is what is happening now. tote that is what is happening now. we will need to leave it there but thank you very much for your perspective. speaking let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. in moroccan mountain villages the chances of finding survivors from last friday's earthquake, which killed almost 3,000 people, are fading. aftershocks have also been felt near last week's epicentre. the 6.8 magnitude quake, the impact of which was felt from the high atlas mountains t

union has been invited to join the group as a permanent member. british prime minister rishi sunak has been holding talks with his indian counterpart, narendra modi, with a potential bilateral tradeon the cards. now on bbc news, the travel show. thailand's landscapes are like something from a dream... ah! imean... i mean, look at this. this is absolutely stunning! ..from dazzling coastlines to lush countryside and wildlife that will take your breath away. visions of paradise that in normal times attract more than 30 million of us every year. but that weight of numbers isn't necessarily good news for this country's fragile natural heritage. the boats are disturbing the sediment and that also harms a lot of the coral reef in this area. as far as caves go, this one is very impressive. oh, it's like paradise. there's so much to explore. we should preserve this. this week, i'm in thailand, one of asia's most visited destinations, to ask — might its staggering beauty be one of its biggest challenges? this is the andaman sea. it runs along thailand's west coast and i'm about an hour offshore, on the hunt for the perfect, perfect beach. if you're looking for somewhere picture—postcard pr

union has been invited to join the group as a permanent member. british prime minister rishi sunak has been holding talks with his indian counterpart, narendra modi, with a potential bilateral tradeon the cards. now on bbc news, unmasking a fugitive. radio: local news and information on wpro, providence. _ nicholas ala hverdian. he grew up in foster care here, here in rhode island. he has passed away from a long battle with cancer. nicholas alahverdian was 32. can't say this enough, how bizarre this next story is. yeah, as we've been telling you, . authorities say a rhode island man faked his own death and then hid out in scotland. _ nicholas rossi has gone by a variety of names over the years, one being nicholas alahverdian. he told me, "he is a dangerous man. "he's wanted in numerous states." then later on, i find out that he's alive. i said, "i don't believe it." i was like, "wow." ia court in scotland has ruled thati a man who claimed he was a victim of mistaken identity is the suspect in a series of sex crimes _ in the united states. mr rossi. i'm not mr rossi at all. ok, then. that's not arthur knight. and you were always absolutely certain it was him? 100%. i was the whist

union has been invited to join the group as a permanent member. british prime minister rishi sunak has been holding talks with his indian counterpart, narendra modi, with a potential bilateral trade deal on the cards. now on bbc news, talking movies: venice film festival special. hello from colorado's rocky mountains. i'm tom brook, and welcome to talking movies. in today's programme, the big autumn film festivals are under way. we'll be bringing you highlights from telluride here in colorado and from venice, which can justly claim the title of being the oldest film festival in the world. my colleague emma jones is there. it's a special anniversary here at venice. the festival is celebrating its 80th year. like other major film events, though, the festival has been upended by the ongoing actors and writers�* strike. still, a few hollywood directors were present at the festival, including sofia coppola, michael mann and ava duvernay. but there's no doubt the strike has had a major impact. this is not the look at venice that anyone was hoping for — world premieres for huge hollywood movies without their leading actors, from yorgos lanthimos�* comedy poor things, starring emma stone

university trade union says they received several appeals from students who declared not quite shakespearean passions in these books, then one soldier fell in love with another, then only the britishrsity held a meeting and decided to not issue books like this anymore , we would really not like for representatives of other foreign states, through humanitarian funds and organizations , to interfere - in the activities, in the process education, our students, and in this literature, various destructive positions were reflected, the reason for the union’s intervention was not only the students’ appeal, as it turned out, the teachers of the department of the english university were the first to sound the alarm; for myself. at first, the curators sent academic literature and held some seminars, but more recently they have turned to educational ones. suddenly they began to heavily mix political content, and only then it turned out that the foundation essentially had nothing to do with the legendary oxford. our cart took part, quite a long time ago, since 2010, in the oxgo program of the russian foundation, and which, in general, in an insidious manner characteristic of the british, took

union has been invited to join the group as a permanent member. british prime minister rishi sunak has been holding talks with his indian counterpart, narendra modi, with a potential bilateral trade

the majority british people think brexit has turned out to be a bit of a turkey and they would prefer to have better relations and certainly better trading relations with the european uniont necessarily it. good to see you, thanks so much. i union, if not necessarily it. good| to see you, thanks so much. let's take you no to china. the country's foreign ministry has expressed dissatisfaction with remarks made by germany's foreign minister. referring to president xi jinping as a "dictator". a spokeswoman accused germany's annalena baerbock of political provocation for the comments she made in an interview in washington last week. the bodies of 14 people killed in a plane crash in brazil's amazonas state have been flown to the state capital, manaus, to be formally identified. the victims were two crew members and brazilian tourists who were travelling to the heart of the amazon rainforest, on a sport fishing trip. and an unusually well—preserved dinosaur skeleton — known as �*barry�* — is on display in paris, ahead of its sale at an auction in france next month. the camptosaurus, which is about 150—million years old, was discovered in the 19905 in the us. before we go, som

of its original intention, rather like the trade deal that we were sold back in the common market days had become a political union. do you think the britishfor this? >> i think they're ready for us to come out of echr because i think gradually , just through think gradually, just through stories like this , it's stories like this, it's gradually infiltrating the pubuc gradually infiltrating the public consciousness that this institution isn't working the way that it was designed to work when it was very first set up. and things do become redundant over the years. things that were desperately necessary when they were created do become redundant and i'm afraid that that is what has happened with echr. now there is a choice. either it itself reforms and looks to a different brief or we come out and we institute our own brief . and we institute our own brief. >> well, i'm welcome as ever. plenty of clarity there . thank plenty of clarity there. thank you for joining plenty of clarity there. thank you forjoining us again on the you for joining us again on the show. in a moment, we will talk about the proposed meeting that's going to take place

of its original intention, rather like the trade deal that we were sold back in the common market days had become a political union. do you think the britishy for this? >> i think they're ready for us to come out of echr because i think gradually , just through think gradually, just through stories like this , it's stories like this, it's gradually infiltrating the pubuc gradually infiltrating the public consciousness that this institution isn't working the way that it was designed to work when it was very first set up. and things do become redundant over the years. things that were desperately necessary when they were created do become redundant and i'm afraid that that is what has happened with echr. now there is a choice. either it itself reforms and looks to a different brief or we come out and we institute our own brief . and we institute our own brief. >> well, i'm welcome as ever. plenty of clarity there . thank plenty of clarity there. thank you for joining plenty of clarity there. thank you forjoining us again on the you for joining us again on the show. in a moment, we will talk about the proposed meeting that's going to take pla

the west is embards on the supply of food to the soviet union, argentina is trading, however, that very august and it would seem that where is british the crisis of 82 in the south atlantic, compared to what it was in the ussr. consider it romance. brezhnev is crying because accepts luis corvalan, torn out by moscow from the pinochat dungeons of the secretary general of the chilean communist party, they once even laughed at this, they say they blamed the hooligan , that is, the soviet incident of vladimir bukovsky on luis corvalan, but there were also the uruguayan secretary general, arisdiy and the uruguayan leader, of the entire broad front of the left leversya arena and the argentine secretary general, suppression and many thousands of ordinary communists and socialists who found from the accounts of the social blocs familiar to us hirard blayer, when he went missing, his father went to the ussr, but then the truth was to sweden via hungary and what a paradox do you interpret the soviet union as a defender of human rights, of course, and from latin america much is really seen differently. well , for example, as soon as the berlin

british leyland. he did. no wonder out the wonder you turned out the way you those trade union you did all those trade union stuff but it's pretty clear it's put in around £75 million. so some serious money there. >> could they have done that, liam, in the under the eu rules all those strict rules on state aid because you're not allowed to give state aid because that gives you a competitive advantage another eu advantage over another eu country, though we know the country, even though we know the french did all the time, french did it all the time, would have done it? would we have done it? >> here's the thing, >> well, here's the thing, andrew. rules andrew. you had those eu rules and you know, brits, we're and you know, us brits, we're sticklers for a rule, aren't we? always grew up politely , yeah. always grew up politely, yeah. and rest of it. we and all the rest of it. we always stuck to the rules we did. whereas almost all the other economies other large economies were gaming the and finding gaming the rules and finding ways around them. and of ways to get around them. and of course, if rule went course, if

trade union, the transport trade union, the vote was completely ignored by opponents of such solidarity , they stated that they do not accept the supply of weapons by london to kiev, representatives of britishde unions especially pointed out the hypocrisy of western politicians and the imperialistic nature of the uk's policy and the participation of its military personnel in the interventions in afghanistan , iraq, libya and beyond . guests were greeted with folk dances and songs of tatarstan yanka kupala literary museum in minsk, as part of the tatar delegation, more than a hundred people arrived on the days of culture of this republic, an exhibition project of the life of yanka kupala in tatarstan was opened in the museum , photo-documentary materials are presented, memorial items, kupala and translations of his sonnets into the tatar language, we are trying to make joint efforts on the land of tatarstan projects from belarusian culture and tatar culture. well, naturally, we combine it with russian culture, and our museum hosts a lot of hmm events, for example, we read the dome at once. where is we often get acquainted with the works of kupala and. naturally, anyone, even a visitor, can c