and that's all for this edition of witness history here at new broadcasting house in london. with more first—hand accounts of extraordinary moments from the past. but for now, from me and the rest of the witness history team, goodbye. hello, the unsettled theme continues for part two of the weekend and low pressure takes over next week to bring spells of wet and very windy weather at times. low pressure with us to the north—west of the country for sunday. quite a few isobars on the chart so it will be blustery, pitifully further north and west, was still drawing in this very mild air from the azores right across the board. not quite as mild on sunday as what we have had to saturday, but still temperatures above the seasonal norm. plenty of showers, northern and western areas, some of them them quite heavy, early rain clears away to leave sunshine. blustery, winds touching a0 to 50 mph on irish sea coasts. 17 to 18 degrees as opposed to the low 20s we had on saturday. the mid—teens across the north. sunday night, showers are long spells of rain clear away from scotland and thi

headlines and news stories for you at the top of the hour after this programme stop i'm here at broadcasting house in london for this addition of witness history bringing you important moments from the past is told by the people who were there, in this episode we are celebrating 100 years of the bbc and we will look back at five incredible stories in the history of the corporation. we will hear from the tv chef who taught the west how to cook indian food and the iconic moment the bbc beamed the beatles around the world, the fight to film the coronation of queen elizabeth and how it changed the public relationship with the royal family. mentality troubles the worldwide tv programme that became a worldwide phenomenon. in 1945 richard dimbleby was the first person to report on the first person to report on the liberation of belsen concentration campjonathan concentration camp jonathan jumble concentration campjonathan jumble beadle back on his father's harrowing reports which revealed the full harrows of nazi germany. this film includes scenes of suffering which some viewers may find distressing. ifi

ever since then, the bbc has generated its own pips from its atomic clock buried deep inside broadcasting houses signals to stay synchronised. so the next time you hear these, you know that they come from this. pips meanwhile at manchester's science and industry museum, 100 years of the bbc is being celebrated with an exhibit featuring broadcast artefacts, plus a few more recent additions. this funky—looking box was a prototype which was an early part of the bbc�*s research and development project for storing your data yourself, so the idea was that the device would keep track of what you are listening to and watching, but that data was just yours, unless you chose for it not to be. it was inspired by a new vision that sir tim berners—lee has for the web, to rethink the ownership of our data. back in 2018, he told us about what he calls a mid—course correction for the internet, an idea called solid. instead, imagine a world where before you use an app it says to you, where do you want to store this data? all across the data spectrum. you have complete control over your private and personal data

ever since then, the bbc has generated its own pips from its atomic clock buried deep inside broadcasting houseses gps signals to stay synchronised. so the next time you hear these, you know that they come from this. pips meanwhile at manchester's science and industry museum, 100 years of the bbc is being celebrated with an exhibit featuring broadcast artefacts, plus a few more recent additions. this funky—looking box was a prototype which was an early part of the bbc�*s research and development project this funky—looking box was a prototype which was an early part of the bbc�*s research and development project for storing your data yourself, so the idea was that the device would keep track of what you are listening to and watching, but that data was just yours, unless you chose for it not to be. it was inspired by a new vision that sir tim berners—lee has for the web, to rethink the ownership of our data. back in 2018, he told us about what he calls a mid—course correction for the internet, an idea called solid. instead, imagine a world where before you use an app it says to you, where do you

ever since then, the bbc has generated its own pips from its atomic clock buried deep inside broadcasting houses to stay synchronised. so the next time you hear these, you know that they come from this. pips. with ...witha with a price tag ofjust under with a price tag of “ust under $1500, it with a price tag of “ust under s1soo. it is h with a price tag of “ust under $1500, it is almost _ with a price tag ofjust under $1500, it is almost four - with a price tag ofjust under $1500, it is almost four times i with a price tag ofjust under. $1500, it is almost four times the british artist damien hirst has his pictures to test paintings versus digital works. pictures to test paintings versus digitalworks. buyers pictures to test paintings versus digital works. buyers who bought pieces from his collection were asked to choose the physical artwork or the nft representing it. those who chose the nft is were told their corresponding physical pieces would be destroyed. the corresponding physical pieces would be destroyed-— corresponding physical pieces would be destro ed. , 11:11: be destroyed. the nft

i met ken loach in bbc�*s council chamber in the heart of old broadcasting house in london.to actually work for the bbc? i was working... i had left university and became briefly an actor — not a good one. i directed in the theatre, and then applied to the bbc as an assistant floor manager and got turned down. i applied as a director and got taken on, and did a course for six weeks, which was mainly about what forms you had to fill in to get the services you needed. we had half a day in total of what to do with your cameras, and that was the extent of the training. z cars theme music and he got his first real taste of directing with z cars. nobody gives a damn for the law! the much—loved police drama that went on the air in 1962. i was doing z cars, a very popular series. didn't know what the hell i was doing but i learned on thejob. i've made it clear all along, i won't tolerate violence. the bbc was, around then, where i learned the craft, i learned everything. it was with the bbc�*s pioneering wednesday play tv drama series in the 1960s that ken loach really came into his

ever since then, the bbc has generated its own pips from its atomic clock buried deep inside broadcasting housegnals to stay synchronised. so the next time you hear these, you know that they come from this. pips 0k, time for a look at this week's tech news now. first up mark zuckerberg has unveiled meta's new vr headset at its annual event held for developers. with a pricetag ofjust under $1500, is almost four times the price of meta's current headset. the british artist damien hirst has begun burning hundreds of his own pictures as as part of an experiment to test the value of physical paintings versus digital works. buyers who bought pieces from his latest collection were asked to choose either the physical artwork or the nft representing it. those who chose the nfts were told their corresponding physical pieces would be destroyed. the nfts all cost e2000 and they all have the possibility of being traded in for a physical artwork and these ones are the ones that people decided not to trade in. could riding on rollercoasters cause phones to call emergency services? according to the wall street

ever since then, the bbc has generated its own pips from its atomic clock buried deep inside broadcasting houseext time you hear these, you know that they come from this. pips. mark zuckerberg has unveiled better�*s new hest headset. priced at just under $1500, it's almost 1500 times the price of the current headset. the british artist damien hirst, has started burning some of his pictures, to test the value of physical paintings versus digital works. buyers who bought pieces from his latest collection were asked to choose either their physical artwork, orthe choose either their physical artwork, or the nft representing it. those who chose the nft is were told their corresponding visit destroyed. would be destroyed. the nft is cost £2000 and they _ would be destroyed. the nft is cost £2000 and they have _ would be destroyed. the nft is cost £2000 and they have the _ would be destroyed. the nft is cost £2000 and they have the op... - would be destroyed. the nft is cost. £2000 and they have the op... these e2000 and they have the op... these are the ones people decided not to trade in. ., ., trad

it's been quite an hour here at new broadcasting house, and yet another hour of drama in the ongoingt mentioned the labour party for much of the last hour because it's all been about this man. but the message from keir starmer has been loud and clear, and thatis starmer has been loud and clear, and that is we should not be thinking about who will be the next prime minister, we should be thinking about the general election now. i think with boris johnson about the general election now. i think with borisjohnson standing aside, that looks ever further away and that the opportunity for a single candidate perhaps to try and establish a degree of stability in government is growing significantly. if i canjust add one or two lines from this statement from boris johnson, because it's worth pointing out that his confidence is not on the way at all. he says he believes he's well—placed to deliver a conservative victory in 202a. we thought the whole of the statement up thought the whole of the statement up on the website. do peru's it at your leisure. " i believe i'm well—placed to deliver a vi

i met him in the heart of the old broadcasting housein heart of the old broadcasting house in london.id you come to actually work for the bbc? i was working... i had left university and became a brief collector, not a very good one, directing and the theatre and then a floor manager, and i applied as a director and got taken on and did a course for six weeks, which was mainly about what forms you had to fill in to get the services you needed. we had half a day and total for what to do with the cameras, and that was the extent of the training. andy got his first real test of direct link with z cars. nobody gives a damn for the law! the much loved police drama that went on the air in 1962. z cars, they didn't know what 2 cars, they didn't know what the hell— 2 cars, they didn't know what the hell i _ 2 cars, they didn't know what the hell i was doing but i learned _ the hell i was doing but i learned on the job. i made it clear all along, learned on the job. i made it clearallalong, i i made it clear all along, i won't tolerate violence. the bbc then, what i know of the craft, _ the bbc

that needed to be restored and started quickly, because if i start building it, ah, the houses were broadcastingand there was, uh, the likelihood that this house would collapse on a neighboring house next to the chukh. there is the inhabitants of the quarry built their sakli from stone slabs; now there are only a few such masters. saklya is a highlander's house in translation, such dwellings were built on a mountain slope, so the roof of the house became a terrace for a neighbor from above, but a beautiful view opens from the terrace and it becomes clear here. why the republic of dagestan has always been called a country of mountains, dagestan is increasingly attracting tourists to the sea, mountains, gardens, national cuisine, incendiary lezginka, most importantly hospitable people zinaida kurbatova viktor vinogradov gennady korneev and victoria anisimova lead. we are watching to know everything about russia the best historical series, we are watching for free without registering philiptrafim a big update from sber device from today a platform for smart tvs. salyut tv becomes open to start. thi

that needed to be restored and started quickly, because if i start building it, ah, the houses were broadcastingd there was, uh, the likelihood that this house would collapse on a neighboring house next to the chukh. there are quarries. residents built their sakli from stone slabs; now there are only a few such masters. saklya - this is the house of a mountaineer in translation, they built such dwellings on the slope of the mountain, so the roof of the house became a terrace for a neighbor from above, but from the terrace a beautiful view opens up and it becomes clear here. why the republic of dagestan has always been called a country of mountains, dagestan is increasingly attracting tourists to the sea, mountains, gardens, national cuisine, incendiary lezginka, most importantly hospitable people zinaida kurbatova viktor vinogradov gennady korneev and victoria anisimova are. and back to the topic of the solar eclipse, which is taking place just at this moment , the khanty-mansiysk autonomous okrug will become the place on the planet where the phase of today's solar eclipse will be maximum, but w

yeah, the construction of a house was broadcast here and there was, uh, the likelihood that this house a neighboring house next to the czech, there is a quarry, the inhabitants built their sacks from stone slabs, now there are only a few such masters. - this is the mountaineer's house in translation, they built such dwellings on the side of the mountain, so the roof of the house became a terrace for a neighbor from above, but from the terrace it opens beautiful view, and here it becomes clear. why the republic of dagestan has always been called a country of mountains, dagestan is increasingly attracting tourists to the sea, mountains , gardens, national cuisine incendiary lezginka, most importantly hospitable people zinaida kurbatova viktor vinogradov gennady korneev and victoria anisimova. spouses kravchuk from the kursk region for many years lived in perfect harmony, went by the hand, went to meet him, until the woman was found on the internet by her school love, he lived in the distant siberian village of shushenskoye andrey kravchuk installed a crossbow in the passenger seat. at th

in november 45, a new program was being prepared for airing in the radio house on revolutionary 3, the broadcastingwork not only expanded , the very nature of inform reports was changing, which until recently were the main ones in radio broadcasting , there were news programs for children and youth, literary musical live performances frontline soldiers, but special attention to programs about the achievements of the republic on the labor front. i don’t have another 45 years at the substanial conference in germany, the allies in the anti-hitler coalition decided to compensate for the material skoda inflicted by the ukrainians. which ones performed? renovation of the reich in the republic, starting to proceed with the installation of european-led factories such as siemens telefunken dvenatka in enterprises, we will tell them today the renaissance work on the younger new yaki bicycle factory will be. at the construction site for the next flight all the management of the plant gathered. such meetings had to be discussed daily literally at every stage of work; in the shortest possible time, the first wo

broadcast. but was the house densely populated, or are people partially moving out now, and maybe not all the houses occupied, judging by the morning statements about the destruction it is in this house that the death toll is small because some of the townspeople have already left. it is very good, but unfortunately not all places have left , and many victims have not left, precisely because this is very important. this is a populated area. this house is located near the market, which operates every day in principle, there are always people working there from the very early days, that's why there are victims, because some of them have already returned to the city in places, believing that it is dangerous in the city, looking at the calls of the authorities and the mayor that they should leave the city. this is how i see that this building is already partially unusable, some parts of it need to be restored, but i think that is not the main thing now, they will restore it, the time is now, the enemy continues its attacks, i would like to ask about providing people with electricity, the city of mykolai

territory, but about the reaction of the usa let's talk with yulia yarmolenko, who joins our broadcast from the white house yulia i congratulate you, do you know that the us administration reacted to the kremlin's declaration of martial law one step at a time jobbyteen also commented on what we heard, so here it is, first of all, it is worth noting that the united states does not recognize, has never recognized and does not recognize russia's attempts to illegally annex ukrainian territories. and what does this mean, what does this indicate ? he said that this move by the kremlin and putin shows that putin has found himself in a difficult and extremely difficult situation , and the only thing left for him is to terrorize and intimidate the ukrainian people, with the aim of that the ukrainians want to force them to follow such ideas of the kremlin, so that you force the ukrainians to surrender , but president biden said that this will not happen, and today they also commented on this in the state department, again emphasizing that and that these are desperate steps and that this will not change the position

less than 2% of all broadcast tv spending in house races has gone toward january 6th adds. struggling to conjure up a moment when congress appeared more out of touch with the american people. the recent democrats aren't running ads on january 6th is because it shows up nowhere in the list of priorities that americans are concerned about, much less so at a point where we are announcing more and more inflation. gas prices, i heard talk about gas prices going down i don't see that. out in nevada it was still $6 a gallon. people have real problems here and we have gotten to the bottom of what happened on january 6th i think everybody has a good idea what's happening there. this seems i get tremendous waste of time and i think most americans have tuned out. >> not everybody does agree what happens in january 6th is bad including republican candidates for governor, for lieutenant governor, state legislatures across the country who are whitewashing what happened on january 6th, saying that they would not certify future elections of republicans don't win and are endorsing the riote

even in space, even the ditches broadcast live from the assembly house.the congress where the country will head , and in the next five years, but it’s clear that there was attention all over the world, which, too, is understandable, but now lives as a spy on the world’s second economy and tries to read between the lines realizing that the situation around the world depends on how china develops further whether the world wants it or not. so the word development in the report from dolphins sounded more than 100 times, but also in order for this development to continue. there is still a lot to be achieved, including, because china would simply not be prevented from going its own way and building socialism, which is officially here socialism with chinese characteristics , beijing e is not going to impose it on anyone else, but it will not allow to interfere in its affairs. in general, here for multipolarity. what is it about? of course he did. china strongly opposes hegemony and power politics , cold war mentality, interference in the internal affairs of othe

november forty-fifth at the radio house on revolutionary 3, a new program was being prepared for airing, the broadcastingetwork was not only expanding, the very nature of the programs inform reports, which until recently were the main ones in radio broadcasting, gave way to news programs for children and youth , literary musical live performances of front-line soldiers, but special attention was paid to programs about achievements of the republic on the labor front. i don’t have another forty- fifth year at the potsdam conference in germany, the allies in the anti-hitler coalition decided to compensate applied material skoda edges. what were the new ideas of the reich in the republic under the obligation to proceed with the installation of european-led factories such as siemens telefunken dvenatka in enterprises, we will tell them today the renaissance work on the younger new yaki bicycle factory will be. at the construction site, the entire management of the plant gathered for the next summer meeting. such meetings had to be discussed daily literally at every stage of work; in the shortest possible time

we are waiting for a live broadcast from the upper house of the parliament last night, the ukrainiany fired at the dokuchaevskaya boarding school, damaged the bus station buildings, several shops and cafes, according to the joint center for control and coordination, strikes on the city were carried out by nato-caliber shells under the fire of the kiev artillery , also turned out to be makiivka and hay zaytseva and donetsk per day, the territory of the dpr was shelled 43 times, 180 units of various ammunition wounded two civilians damaged 25 houses and civilian infrastructure. russian fighters prevented a breakthrough by ukrainian saboteurs, the crews received information about suspicious activity in one of the areas of the military special operation and drones raised the air. orlan drones reached the indicated area in a short time and transmitted information about the enemy to the operators. after that, the militants were covered with a powerful blow. we have a payload in the form of a day camera, there is also a night camera, that is, there is a night camera, well thermal radiation,

ever since then, the bbc has generated its own pips from its atomic clock buried deep inside broadcasting house yours, unless you chose for it not to be. it was inspired by a new vision that sir tim berners—lee has for the web, to rethink the ownership of our data. back in 2018, he told us about what he calls a mid—course correction for the internet, an idea called solid. instead, imagine a world where before you use an app it says to you, where do you want to store this data? all across the data spectrum. you have complete control over your private and personal data, which is very exciting, an exciting vision, i think for those people who get an inkling of what it's going to be like. right now when we interact with companies over the internet, often without even thinking about it, we give them our data — lots of it. every website, app or streaming platform gathers information on us — our name and age, what we like to share, ourfiles, photos, infact all of our online browsing habits. platforms use this data to create recommendations, improve algorithms, or sometimes just for the purpose of sell

when he rang our fleeing dark conditions in cox's bazaar camp, which houses 1000000 refugees, a radio broadcaster in the philippines has been till now. his home in a suburb of manila, please said perceval, vassar was driving his car and monday night when 2 men on the motorcycle shot him twice in the head. people rather than a capital to demand justice for the string of murders of members of the me. years, vassar was alone critical, that former president realty and his successor and marcus junior relations between media and the government were not that good under dewberry ban on there, i'm arg was administration, we were hoping that it would be a pretty good i bought this shows. i bought a that the same conditions that existed under their bay. oh, are still here. and this is a challenge for the new government to show that they do respect with them. but they understand that all of journalism that they will bring about why we do our jobs. paris will not broadcast world cup matches on screens in public fans and because of concerns about the treatment of migrant workers in cut up, other french cities

even in space, you ditches have started a live broadcast from the assembly house.ords of the sidepin of the upcoming technological independence caused the gnashing of the beaks of the american hawks and the biden to one by decree, he did what trump could not do in his entire presidency, leading to a ban on the supply of all of his microchip technology and equipment to china. from which the production of semiconductors in the middle kingdom confidently western press has actually stopped, and many american engineers and top managers whom the chinese technology giants once lured to their place are allegedly hastily packing their bags, they say, biden, put them before the choice of dismissal or loss of citizenship of production china's semiconductors overnight was reduced to zero complete collapse no chance for survival in china itself, everything does not look so catastrophic us measures will not affect chinese sensors satellite surveillance in the military sphere and other strategic systems, because they mainly use chips that china is able to produce itself, but this

the main thing is that their house survives under shelling vladimir arakelov vladislav rybakov ntv broadcastingopics today around the world celebrate the day of the fight against the most common female cancer . this is breast cancer, russian doctors can safely say that the treatment of this disease in our country has reached a new level. what opportunities in oncology does medicine give to the body and with the help of which device can you conduct a safety session in 2 minutes, a session that is safe for the body, a session radiation therapy, svetlana gordeeva found out this is some kind of new level, says elena, the diagnosis of breast cancer is no longer so terrible, because the treatment takes place, albeit in her city, but under the supervision of specialists from federal centers. i think it's very good that medicine is now moving forward, that we have the opportunity to communicate directly with doctors, that a doctor can give good advice on the other end of the wire. capital physician or a whole team. we see how hmm more. we have the option for patient why because that, for example, the p

energy and housing and communal services, finally joined our broadcast, we talked about what to expectn critical infrastructure facilities, hydroelectric power plants and thermal power plants, i remind you more precisely about that prime minister denys myhal said that these attacks will be repeated and it is worth preparing for it. well, traditionally, i encourage you to subscribe to the pages of radio svoboda on the internet , in social networks, radio svoboda is on instagram , telegram, twitter, and on facebook, viber. well, and there are also two channels on youtube, radio svoboda and radio svoboda ukraine, where we publish both the program and individual reports of our journalists who work throughout the territory of ukraine, in particular, and on the front line, preparing for you military e-e reports from battlefields in particular well and freedom life will be back on the air tomorrow vietnamese balm star the first step in the treatment of colds a proven drug and not a cosmetic mixture we will be healthy ask at pharmacies vietnamese trust only proven drugs october 25, 2022 zagreb

so, for example, the textiles conducted an almost hour-long broadcast, other world media quoted the russian president a lot, but the white houseat vladimir putin did not open it. they have nothing new. so, we listened to the entire performance from beginning to end alexander lyakinsov itsko andrey kirillov channel one. vladimir putin's speech at the plenary session of valdai was discussed today and in astana at a meeting of the council of heads of government of the cis countries, mikhail mishustin recalled the president's words about the need to more actively launch the mechanism and creating large spaces that are built on interaction with neighboring countries. whose economy, social system and infrastructure complement each other, the prime minister noted russia remains a reliable partner for the commonwealth state, even despite the global economic situation. we are convinced that the economic space of the commonwealth of independent states has a serious potential for development and our common priority task is to fully develop it, taking into account the new challenges and processes that are taking place in the global econom

stations and elect representatives of the house of representatives and the house of representatives, and yesterday on our broadcaste did not specifically talk about it, the professor of new york university, yuri eisenberg, said something like this, saying that if the elections if the republicans win, it will be bad for democracy and for ukraine. tell me, as a diplomat with a lot of experience, do you agree with such a statement because, in fact, ukraine now has bicameral support from the united states, as a diplomat with i will tell you from experience that we shouldn't care, of course , but it's you for the american people, we will cooperate, what the outcome of the elections will be - it depends on the choice of this usa, as a diplomat, you answered briefly diplomatically, then we'll wait and see what we actually do. why do we have to guess at the us congress if you yourself said i don't know what our parliamentary support is, i don't know, why should it change ? why should it change, if there are some internal moments for the presidential company, well, after the elections, the congress, as a rule, after that i

with love to belarus in february 1945, the house of radio on revolutionary 3 was getting ready to broadcastrgent information in the regions of the republic. the radio engineer set up the equipment for reception. there, the signal through the prk receiver, he worked at a constant current and technically. this was the only opportunity to broadcast the latest news for the local newspapers. speakers. once again, they looked through the text, making breaks in paragraphs, indicating pauses. the light bulb went on the air, the information that was expected in 1945 at the anta conference of the nazi coalition near yalta was bent at home about compensation for the skoda inflicted on the ukraine. what reparations suffered from fascism from germany broke up and the first deliveries to the bssr to the bssr would begin only in december forty-fifth, its inhabitants were to live the most difficult post-war year, when you had to rely only on your own strength. the main source of information for the population of the republic remained radio restoration of broadcasts throughout the territory , special attent

than it was the broadcast of the global energy international prize ceremony, and now the footage from the government houses, the government continues to support families. e with children, at the initiative of the president, monthly payments are assigned to children from three to seven years old who are brought up in families with low incomes. today, we will allocate an additional 29 billion rubles to the region. for such assistance, taking into account these funds , about 300 billion rubles will be received from the federal budget this year for such significant purposes.

ministry of foreign affairs to the minister in the house is as solidary as the decision that you proposed to us today for adoption. thank you. it was a live broadcast from the state duma so the state duma ratified the treaties on the entry of the people's republics of donbass kherson and zaporozhye regions into russia the documents were adopted in three readings at once. now they will go to the consideration of the senators at the beginning of the plenary meeting in the state duma, sergey lavrov spoke to the deputies; he was appointed by vladimir putin as the presidential plenipotentiary for ratification . as part of russia, they will retain the status of republics, which will be russian as the state language. at the same time, they will retain their names kherson, zaporozhye region. they will also become part of russia as separate subjects of the federation according to the agreements. they will remain border areas of the republics fixed on the day of formation and accession to russia before the start. the sixth year in the regions will operate a transitional period. such a low rate has never been a loan in alfa bank, from 4.5% get money today alf

broadcasts before 7pm. our media editor amol rajan reports. 2lo, marconi house, london, calling. company that would use wireless communication to engage the public. and so the bbc was born. put the statement in. get everything off. ten seconds. over that century it has faced few bigger tests than the death of her majesty queen elizabeth ii. yeah. we can go, chris. let's do it. yeah. a few moments ago, buckingham palace l announced the death of - her majesty queen elizabeth ii. bbc is interrupting normal programmes. opt in. for 100 years now, the bbc has been a mirror to the nation. from the announcement of war... this country is at war with germany. ..reflecting every aspect of our lives... from sporting glory... they think it's all over. it is now. it's four. ..to the birth of local radio... we've had the postmaster general to open the station. the lord mayor of leicester... after hours of shooting... gunfire. ..and the unfolding of world history. i'm going to give you i a damn good thrashing! the corporation has created countless smaller cultural institutions, from shows across

so, for example, scania conducted an almost hour-long broadcast; other world media quoted the president of russia a lot. here in the white houset vladimir putin did not open. they have nothing new. so, listened to the entire speech from the beginning. to the end alexander lyakinsov and yatsko andrey kirillov channel one and today vladimir putin is expected to take part in an extraordinary session of the csto collective security council, according to the press secretary of the russian leader dmitry peskov will communicate with the participants via video link the organization unites six states russia belarus armenia kazakhstan kyrgyzstan and tajikistan it is planned to discuss the results of the work of the mission of the organization sent to armenia in september this year, as dmitry peskov added, this meeting will be held. ahead of a trilateral summit with the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan, it is scheduled for monday. that night , the nationalists fired at least 12 highmors rockets at the shelling of novaya kakhovka in the kherson region, where the kakhovka hydroelectric power station is located. all of them were intercepte

the wanted list of she reportedly escaped house arrest. marina of any cova gained international attention in march when she interrupted alive, news broadcasts, to protest against russia's one ukraine. she faces up to 10 years in prison if found guilty of spreading the kremlin coals, fate news about russia's armed forces. north korea has fight a ballistic ballistic missile over japan for the 1st time in 5 years. authorities in tokyo say the miss, i'll flew more than 4000 kilometers. before landing in the pacific ocean. the government activated its miss all alert system and ordered residence in northeastern regions to seek shelter. a delegation of west africa regional blog echo was, is due to arrive in burkina faso. today, the visit comes days off to the country's military leader was ousted in a qu. he agreed to step down after 2 days of stand off with the new hunter leader. and his now fled to neighboring tow go. a german foreign minister in alina babble has rejected a request from poland for world war to reparations. on a visit to warsaw, burbock said germany's position on the matter was settled. on monday, holland's government formerly sen

and now broadcast on our channel the program specifically the main mechanism will be this housing certificatetablished mechanism that we already have in russia . we are completely behind the base, we take our well-developed russian format and we will provide everything that is provided for in it to the residents of kherson, while we provide free e, we will provide delivery to some temporary residence, and accommodation until the moment they choose an apartment, therefore housing certificate. they can i won’t want to buy either a house or an apartment, at least for the second time, at least on the primary market in any region of the russian federation. plus, we will provide some support for lost property, so that when people move they have the opportunity to buy all the necessary essentials. this is the approach we discussed, uh, deputies, everyone supported it. i hope that in the near future we will prepare an appropriate draft. if everything is approved today, then we will issue a draft order in the coming days. government. thanks colleagues. note. deputy prime minister marat fell asleep at