the british tv channel fo news reports that russian attack aircraft are breaking through the ukrainian defense with unprecedented speed. we have had to change positions three times in the last month because the front line is getting closer and closer. everything is very tense. yes, they are pressing, as if all the time, constantly advancing, advancing. in other words, the russians are advancing at the front faster than ever. commander-in-chief vysovusyrsky orders troops to go into deep defense, reuters reports. the ukrainian army will not try to retake the territory, it will at least try to hold its positions. general 200 said that he himself is in the trenches in the pokrovsky area. this is what they look like now ukrainian fortifications. retreating, the militants hide in trenches that are unable to protect. many troops, here in the area where we are, forces are concentrated so as not to allow pokrovsk, the next largest city from us, to fall under russian control. on the kurakhovsky front, fighting is taking place in the center of maksimilyanovka. marines, moving in small groups, are

the british tv channel fo news reports that russian attack aircraft are breaking through the ukrainian defense at an unprecedented speed. over the past month, we have had to change positions three times because the front line was getting closer and closer. everything is very tense. yes, they are pressing, as if all the time, constantly advancing, advancing. on the kurakhovsky front, fighting is taking place in the center of maksimilyanovka. marines , moving in small groups, are clearing out strongholds in abandoned houses. aircraft are providing fire support from the air. pilots destroyed a hangar with ammunition and armored vehicles near the village of razliv. a special operation tsar bomb, the fab-3000, was dropped on the target. soldiers from the 33rd motorized rifle brigade are dismantling a camouflaged dugout with precise drops. in an interview with the german tv channel welt, ukrainian soldiers complain that the average age of mobilized has passed 50 years. tego really needs this pocket. the kurakhovo area is now shaped like a horseshoe, they want to straighten it out. sometimes

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for 30 years, horrible histories has been helping british children learn about, and fall in love with history, from the original books to the tv the world. now the cbbc series has won a special bafta award, for having an extraordinary cultural and social impact. in a moment we'll hear from two of the cast, but first, let's take a look at this clip all about the vikings to see what people love about the series. # we'll kill and steal and burn and drink # cos us vikings don't care what you think... # let me in, won't you please. # we're here to raid your monasteries # we're proud - and ready to attack # and we love how monks just don't fight back # you'll die or become a slave to me # but our slaves often get chucked in the sea...# - joining me now is ben willbond, who plays henry viii and alexander the great. and laurence rickard who plays special correspondent bob hale. good to see you both and congratulations.— good to see you both and congratulations. i congratulations. thank you. i said it is _ congratulations. thank you. i said it is helping _ congratulations. thank you. i said it is helping british - said it is helping br

. >> joining us now on book tv, it is american university british history professor laura beers author of "orwell's ghosts: wisdom and warnings for the 21st century." laura beers, what does it mean for something to be orwellian? >> i think orwellian is one of those use and misused as well. kind of totalizing world of misinformation, of social control, of thought policing to use a term that orwell coined and propaganda. and i heard the dnc described in a right-wing newspaper the other day as an orwellian kamala harris show where she is being presented as a big brother figure. certainly, there have been no shortage of people critiquing the trump administration as orwellian and on the flipside, pro trump supporters critiquing the deep platforming of trump after january 6th as orwellian thought policing and the shutting down of debate. so both sides of the political spectrum use the word to basically bash their political enemies with more or less accuracy. >> what did the term orwellian mean in the 1950s? >> he died in the 1950s. it has this association with the manipulation of language, w

reflecting on the news of iran's missile attack, the british guardian newspaper and the american new york times called this attack a success. channel 12 tv of the sahoonist regime declared that iran's missile attack was unprecedented. in separate phone conversations with his british, french and german counterparts, the foreign minister warned if the zionist regime intends to take action against gold seekers. iran's response will be more severe. mr. araghchi addressed the three european ministers hit we warn any third party not to interfere in this conflict. foreign minister he pointed out that iran is not seeking to create tension, but it is not afraid of war either. the head of the diplomatic service added: iran only used its right to legitimate defense based on article 51 of the united nations charter and exclusively targeted the military and security bases of the sohounist regime. mr. araghchi also praised the efforts of the countries to establish a ceasefire and prevent the attacks of the sahoonist regime and the creation of more people. he considered it necessary in the region. the spokesman of the yemeni armed forces attacked the m

all right, thanks so much chris williamson for being with us, former british and p and host of press tvs what i can see, you can see fire asuh raging inside of the building, black smoke rising up um and uh hopefully we'll get more information about uh if anyone was inside, who was inside, how many people have been affected? crossing back over to uh julia cosum in moscow, i mean julia, it is so difficult just to... watch these images and i think that when when these images are shown, if these type of images are even shown now on mainstream media, it is as if it's people in this region, well they're used to this, it's it's normal for them, and it's this the way that it is minimized and looked at so differently as if we were seeing this right now happening in or in paris or new york, your thoughts about that? yeah, i mean, i just think back to the first question, the first topic we discussed about the propagation of narratives that lionize settlers and colonialists in history that we see playing out incity, and in turn dehumanize the people that they colonize and the people that whose resou

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and then, recently vicky pattison, the british reality tv star — she had her wedding just a few weeksnd. congratulations! cheering. how are you feeling? er...relieved, sort of thing! they laugh. all the tension and - everything else has gone. it's all, you know... i'm glad you said that. you've been together for 36 years. some of the couples here have only been together for a couple of years. what is your advice for a long and happy relationship? never argue about money. never argue about money? and always say yes. always say yes! laughter. we have some questions about weddings... we do. ..and marriages and civil partnerships. and it turns out that some of you have questions — and we can't answer them. so we have brought in an expert, which is tommy hanover. and you're a registrar here? lam. thank you so much for speaking to us and answering these really hard questions. it's my pleasure. i've been here since 6am, so this isn't really working. they may not be accurate answers. let's have a go! i've been here since then, as well, so we're both... we're both in the same boat. how's the d

this installment of press tv spotlight. joining us is hussein al-bukaiti activist and political commentator joining us the yemini capital sana and mr. peter ford a former british ambassador to syria joining us out of manchester. john twin like to welcome you both to the uh program. here i guess mr. peter ford, we'll start with you sir, if we may uh welcome to our spotlight program. now a gaza cease fire uh proposed by the biden administration back early um july, you very well know is accepted obviously by the americans, they they proposed it. it was accepted by the palestinians and the uh delegations from qatar and egypt also looked upon with favor upon it, but it was rejected by the israelis, ample opportunity to... the genocide in gaza, why do you think the regime opted for more escalation and walked away from that opportunity? well, the us proposal for sess fire in in gaza was never very clear, um, it was very ambiguous, it left lot of scope for israel to retain. control over large parts of gaza, it was similar in fact to the so-called middle east peace process, which has been going on off and on for for 30 years and every time with the palestinians losing

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tv, online and on digital radio. next it's time for the great british debate.away more territory join me camilla tominey this sunday when i interview one of the most significant political figures of our era, boris johnson. >> nothing will be off limits as we discuss his autobiography, unleashed and everything in it. >> i failed to avert megxit, but i did deliver brexit and i'm very , very happy to be on very, very happy to be on camilla tominey show. boris johnson on gb news, the people's channel johnson on gb news, the people's channel, britain's news channel. >> that's the camilla tominey show tomorrow at 9:30 am. and again at 6 pm. >> 23 minutes after 4:00. if you've just tuned in. where have you've just tuned in. where have you been? sorry, sorry. you've missed a little bit of the show, but we're halfway through, so you stuck around for the rest of it. i'm nana akua. we're live on tv , online and on digital radio. tv, online and on digital radio. this is gb news now. it's time for the great british debate this out. and i'm asking, do you trust labour not to

well, since, gentlemen, we are asking our viewers and tv viewers what they think about the presidential elections next year, as the britishy the economist predicts and the british write that such elections are possible in ukraine, referring to your sources in the headquarters of even ukrainian politicians, what do you think, to what extent is this possible, and under what conditions, let's first answer this question in the format of a blitz poll and continue this topic already during the program, mr. maksym, and, well, i would say that... here the question is, on the one hand, complicated, because a lot of factors must be taken into account, and on the other hand, it is simple, since the answer to it is clear, so it is possible, possible presidential elections in the 25th year, but if, conditionally speaking, in autumn, winter, in the near future there will be a freezing of the conflict, along the front line, which many other experts are talking about, and... and i would like to mention that our government, as you know, was no longer planning the military for the second half of the 24th year spending, so i think that's pr

tv. he's an author of this fascinating book on napoleon about which british historian journalist and member of the house of lords says this is a very ambitious book. nothing less than a chronological journey through the intellectual life of napoleon bonaparte through an in-depth investigation of everything we know that he read and wrote. it's a prospect that would.the most imminent of professors at oxford yet has been undertaken by a man in his mid-20s as his first book, second book. then he says most importantly and he succeeds triumphantly. it is fantastic. i really love it. we have missed as yet julie to interview. she collaborates with french morning, voices of america and has written a profile of louis sarkozy onand has worked with u on several occasions moderating our event and we are delighted to have her with us. last but not least, welcome, c- span. nastasia and louis will talk for 30 to 40 minutes that we will have questions from the audience and a book sale. so the floor is yours. >> [ speaking in a non-english language ] sorry, we are in english tonight. my brain is in french ri

tv, online and on digital radio. it's time now for the great british debate.its vat plans for private schools now? labour's 20% vat on independent schools may not go to plan. it comes as organisations call for the move to be delayed until next september to give them time to adapt and register for the new tax. so for the great british debate this hour, i'm asking , you know what? is it asking, you know what? is it time for them to scrap it? i mean, it may not even bring the money that they're expecting. well, joining me now, my panel. broadcaster and journalist danny kelly, nato, political commentator jonathan kelly, nato, political commentatorjonathan lis. >> danny kelly i thought that was a bit of a nasty policy. and to be fair to the labour party , to be fair to the labour party, he said. that's what they were going to do. that was part of the manifesto. so you can't like, clump it all together with the pensioners. you can't clump it all together with giving away sovereign territory. this is all come after the election results. i thought it was nasty and it

has also been a commentator to talk about american politics on french tv and he is author of this book on napoleon. about which, british historian and journalist, and member of the house of lords says, quote, this is a very ambitious book. nothing less than a chronological journey into the intellectual life of napoleon bonaparte. it's an in-depth investigation of everything we know he read and wrote. it is a prospect that would sound the most eminent professors, yet it has been undertaken by a man in his mid- 20s as his first book. second book. and then he says, must impotently, and it succeeds triumphantly. it is fantastic. interviewing lewis will be --. she has worked with us on several occasions, moderating offense. last but not least, well, c- span. we will have some questions from the audience. we will have copies of the book available for purchase. the floor is yours. >> [ speaking in a non-english language ] >> [ speaking in a non-english language ] >> [ speaking in a non-english language ] >> sorry. it's in english tonight. i spent a month in france so my brain is in french right now. i wanted to talk about whe

well, since, gentlemen, we ask. our viewers and tv viewers about what they think about the presidential elections next year, as predicted by the british weekly the economist, and the british write that such elections are possible in ukraine, referring to their sources in the headquarters, even ukrainian politicians, what do you think , as far as possible and under what conditions, let's first answer this question in the format of a bliss survey and continue this topic already during the program, mr. maxim. yes, i would said that the issue here is, on the one hand, complicated, because a lot of factors must be taken into account, and on the other hand, it is simple, since the answer to it is clear, so it is possible, possible presidential elections in the 25th year, but if, relatively speaking, in the fall , in the winter, in the near future, there will be a... the beginning of the conflict on the front line, which many other experts are talking about, well, i would like to mention that our government, as you know, did not plan military forces for the second half of the 24th spending, so i think that probably this is also a signal that

peter ford, former british ambassador to syria joining us from manchester, and viewers, thanks for tuning in. this brings us to the conclusion this segment of your press tv spotlight. bye-bye for now. it's real launches fresh air strikes on dow here south of. the lebanese capital bayrut as hezbulah fights off regime's attacks on southern lebanon. leader of yeminala move inhales iran's retaliatory operation true promise to against the israeli regime. and israel's indiscriminate strikes hit more schools sheltering displaced palestinians across gaza raising genocidal wars death.

recently invited by and lci to about american politics on french tv and he's an author of this fascinating book on napoleon about which british historian, journalist and member of the house of lords says quote, this is a very ambitious book, nothing less, a chronological journey through the intellectual life of napoleon bonaparte. it attempts to delve into the mind of france's most intellectual through an in-depth investigation of everything that we know that he read and it is a prospect it would daunt the most eminent of professors oxbridge or the sorbonne. yet it has been undertaken by a man in his mid-twenties as his first book. second book was well paid for. that preface. and then he says most importantly, and it succeeds triumphantly, it's fantastic. i really love it. it's fantastic. so interviewing louis will be nastasia peteuil anastasia has been a journalist in washington dc since 2016. she regularly collaborates with french mourning voice of america and other french speaking media, and she also has written profile in french of louis sarkozy for french morning. and she's also worked with us on several occasions, on oc

tv interviews. i you can give opinion. all of that is very clear. but you have to pay for it yourself. - you cant be seen to be . funded by anybody else — let alone a britishernment. remember this. in two weeks�* time keir starmer could be ringing president—elect trump if he wins the election. with just under two weeks to go now until polling day in the us first the latest headlines for you. the turkish government says an attack at an arms and aerospace factory has killed five people. gunfire and explosions were heard from the site near the capital, ankara. turkey's interior ministe said two attackers —— turkey's interior ministe said two attackers — a man and a woman — had been killed. three people have died at a care home in swanage in dorset. police have said they are treating their deaths as unexplained. four people have been taken to hospital, and the remaining residents have been moved to safety. an investigation is under way involving gas engineers. a woman at the centre of a mass rape trial that has shocked france has given evidence in court for the first time. gisele pelicot said shame was not for the victims of sex attacks — only the perpetrators

this video, if you watch us on tv 08021 381, if you support the idea of ​​economic defense against mobilization, no 0800 211 382, all calls to these numbers are free, the britishwrites about the prospect of holding elections in ukraine, presidential elections already next year, what do the british write? despite the fact that on tuesday all major political parties agreed to postpone the elections until the end of the war, mr. zelensky is said to be considering the possibility of holding presidential elections next year to strengthen his power, the publication writes. you, yuriy vitaliyovych, do you think zelensky will be able to hold elections in the 25th year? there are such signals, a week ago we received information that the election headquarters at the bank for the first time received its salary for the start of preparations for the presidential elections. yes, of course, like any serious party, the electoral headquarters is not dissolved after the election, but somehow there is at a minimum is alive, at the moment when the preparations for the elections begin, it usually begins to function, unfold. and so on, well , our election headquarters basically wen

if you watch us on tv 0800 211 381 if you support the idea of ​​economic defense against mobilization? no 0800 211 382, ​​all calls to these numbers are free. the britishconist writes about the prospect of holding presidential elections in ukraine next year. what do the british write? despite the fact that this year all the major political parties agreed to postpone the elections until the end of the war, mr. zelenskyi is said to be considering the possibility of holding presidential elections next year in order to strengthen his power, the publication writes: you, yuri vitaliyovych, do you think zelenskyi will be able to hold... elections in the 25th year, there are such signals, week therefore, we received information that the election headquarters at the bank received a salary for the first time, to start preparations for the presidential election, so of course, well, like in any serious party, the election headquarters is not dissolved after the elections, but somehow it freezes to a minimum, at the moment when preparations for the election begin, it naturally begins to function, unfold and so on, well, our election headquarters basically went agai

tv services. for what question did you say from stephen twist, which is the have getting stand has attracted conquerors attention from time immemorial, in the 19th century, the british empire decided to subjugate that century. the british view, the afghan lands as the northern gateway to india, and wanted to turn them into an obedient province, trying to predict the independence, the mere of a dentist in the us little homage turned for help. the russia great. the british considered their deal political adversary. this was the last straw for london. britain declared war on the half gans in august 1839. the invaders occupied couple and brought their henchmen to bower. the invaders brutally suppressed any resistance. thus, is dully, they slaughtered all ask in man who had reached the delta. stan raped hundreds of women seeking to humiliate the muslims of 18. 41 general uprising against the british yoke began debris. it is under the command of general elton stone left couple and started to retreat. only a few out of the $16000.00 invaders who had begun their march from google made it to the british position was in general about the defeat of the royal army caused a norm

the british publication for the economist writes about it, so everything is quite simple on youtube, yes, no, a separate opinion, please write in the comments under this article, if you watch us on tvick up your smartphone or phone and vote: on the numbers, if you think the presidential election next year is possible, 0800 211 381, no 0800 211 382, ​​all calls to these numbers are free, vote, at the end of the program we will sum up the results of this vote. ihor romanenko, founder of the charity fund zakryye nebo ukraine, lieutenant general, former deputy chief of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine. mr. general, i welcome you, thank you for being with us today. i congratulate you. well, first of all let's start our conversation with the situation around the coal miner. ukraine withdraws its troops from the coal mine, as the flanking attacks of the enemy have exhausted the defense of units of the armed forces of ukraine. this was reported in the command of the khortyts troop group. i will quote the official message. the higher command has given permission to... carry out a maneuver to withdraw units from the coal mine in order to preserve personnel and combat equipmen

highlights included canadian went from a beautiful subject of the british crown committed revolutionary. then watch american history tvies historic presidential elections, exploring what made these elections historic. the pivotal issues of different euros and their lasting impacts on the nation. this week, the election of 1960. democratic massachusetts senator john kennedy narrowly defeated incumbent republican vice president richard nixon. this is the first election in which all 50 states participated. and that in :00 p.m. eastern on lectures in history, communications professor michael cerrado leo on how -- connects americans to their past and culture. exploring the american story. watch american history tv saturdays on c-span 2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. >> do you solemnly swear that the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god? >> weeknights, watch our encore presentation of the pt series congress investigates as we explore major investigations by the u.s. house and senate in our

british government and decided they're gonna give it back. tragedy. well, the video of the vehicle silence they've given back to nourish us your reaction, crazy. i mean, do you as a tv needs to get out to your maps, get out your app. this is check out the che goal side of see where they all see when maurice uses. hm. the way way. yes. what is this claim? it's nonsense is took from moses. why are we doing this? is she a political correctness? oh yeah. well, let's have a talk about this. now, it just so happens that the shake also islands are the 2000 kilometers away from lucius. and the boss is very unhappy about that because they're now going to be on the british control. now, who else thinks a little bit to me of imperialism and bars? remember, has been calling at russia for being an imperial power. but for us wasn't too interested in telling us just are far from the u. k. to shake us items or that. oh yeah, i mean lots of any sort of geographical inputs here, actually, cherry i spent whole night researching this off. and as it turns out, surprisingly normal human measurements, not british ones. okay. the islands are actually them almost 10000 kilometers away from

british manchester. yeah. so it is it's really bad. what's going to happen. as i see a tv?se children who have been trans and had their genitals cut off, and they're really angry and they're now in the woods. i mean, this is the thing, is that a good one, like a jerry springer type thing? no, no, no, it's going to be it's going to be something like like something for netflix or something for netflix or something where they're out in the woods, children of the like, hunger games, children. >> what i mean, there's yes, there's i mean these things are like, don't they? so this story is essentially talking about gender identity. so somebody's pronouns or whatever that would that would annoy me enormously if i, if i learned that a school had been concealing that information. but it's not irreversible in the way that puberty. yeah, but these things are baby steps towards that aren't they. yeah, absolutely. you know. yeah. >> because the parent wants to know. and that's one of the reasons why i'm against. i'm sorry. sorry. no finish. i just want to say because i was going to say s

tv channel. it saves an area, it uses for maintenance. the capital cities report were among the targets that that's all follows the who t's earlier claiming their drones pay their british oil tanker in the red sea. what you're about to see is that the, the attack costs and major explosion, shutting the vessel which displayed a pile of manian flag in smoke. another video circulating on the line appears to show the tigris armed guards failing to stop the oman boat cutting the food people . reports have emerged at another vessel. the greek old monroe and courage was also targeted by a messiah. alright, and you know, all updates on that story, what bring it to you, but for now to 11 on where it's really is continuing its attacks on the country's capital. this friday smoke could be seen rising overpaid roots in at latest fun page that we received. does the idea of targets what it says is because bullet infrastructure is realize also, plaintiff killed another of the militant groups, commanders, figure newton the next head off has bullet. although there's been no official confirmation on the idea of fads that struck an underground tunnel as well. for all thing, the lebanese b

british publication zaikonomist predicts or writes about it. so, everything is quite simple on youtube. yes, no, write a separate opinion, please, in the comments under this video. if you are watching us on tvour smartphone or phones and vote for the numbers. if you think presidential elections are possible next year - 800-21381 no 0800 211382 all calls to these numbers are free, vote, at the end of the program we will sum up the results of this vote. next, we will be in touch with ihor romanenko, the founder of the charity fund "zakryye nebo ukraine", lieutenant general, former deputy chief of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine. mr. general, i welcome you, thank you for being with us today. i congratulate you. well, first of all , let's start our conversation with the situation around ugledar, ukraine withdraws troops from voledar, because the enemy's flank strikes exhausted the defense of units of the armed forces of ukraine. this was reported in the command of the khortyts troop group. i will quote the official message. the higher command has given permission to carry out a maneuver to withdraw units from the coal mine with the aim of... personnel and combat equipment, taki

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