britain's leading anti-migrant activist is not rishi sunok or suela broverman. canal with the french name lammanche, only thanks to it, the island received many times fewer refugees than continental europe. and what is happening now in england and what abusive words the authorities call migrants from emigrant families is just a drop in the ocean compared to what is happening in europe. elizaveta gerson, boris halfie. maxim zaichenko, ntv television company, london. the russian government has approved new measures to stabilize the fuel market. next on the air is business news, denis talolaev is with us. denis, what do the authorities offer? well, the most noticeable measures are that subsidies will be returned to oil workers, as they were, and they will be allowed to export diesel. today the government announced new measures to ensure a fall in fuel prices. from september 1 , the authorities introduced a complete ban on the export of gasoline and diesel, but if exchange prices for gasoline after that they actually decreased, but the same did not happen with price

broverman criticized existing migration laws, including the 1951 un convention relating to the statuses, and said that the convention is not changed only because they are afraid of being branded as racists. braverman, accordingly, is not afraid of this; she proposes the concept of “refugee” as much as possible squeeze squeeze those who decided to flee. we will not be able to support a migration system where it is enough to simply be gay or female. october is traditionally in britain both the month of sobriety and the month of blacks, for some reason in this combination only once... a year , in honor of this event, a mailbox in the emigrant district of brixton was repainted from red to black, as the chameleon nature of the mailbox promotes multiculturalism, something like this the same as sobriety. unexpectedly, to the aid of brovverman and her strict division of the world into we they came as migrants themselves. according to the results of a survey of the voices of black britons, half of those surveyed are not proud of being british; on the contrary, they condemn the british... slave

solidarity with the palestinian people. in a new world, earlier this month, interior minister sweela broverman told police that waving a palestinian flag or singing a chant advocating freedom. for arabs in the region may be a criminal offense. freedom of expression proponents say professor miller is fighting something bigger than himself. they're shutting down all kind of uh forms of expression, because when you can silence everybody, you silence the journalists who are thinking critically, you silence the politicians who are thinking critically, you silence the academics who are thinking critically. you just clear the field for for governments like israel to do what they want. legal proceedings coincide with israel's new war on gaza that's already killed thousands, injured thousands more and pushed a coastal enclave to the brink of humanitarian catastrophe. the tribunal hearing professor miller's case is set to last two weeks, and the demonstrators here say they hope that it will rule in favor of academic freedom and freedom of expression. site for is a press tv, bristol, united kingdom. that

nobody gave broverman a red card. integrate them into society, and it has failed because they allow them to come to our country and live a parallel life, they are within society but are not part of it, in extreme cases they can commit acts that undermine stability and security of our society. broverman criticized existing migration regulations. laws, including the fifty-first un refugee convention. she said that the convention is not changed only because they are afraid of being branded as racists. braverman, accordingly, is not afraid of this. she proposes the concept of “refugee” to squeeze as much as possible those who decided to flee. we cannot support a migration system where simply being gay or a woman, or fearing discrimination in your home country, is enough to have the right to seek asylum from us. october is traditionally in britain both the month of sobriety and the month of blacks, for some reason in this combination only once a year, in honor of this event, the mailbox in the emigrant committee... in the

are lots of concerns about this ill thought out policy, but the british interior minister soela broverman disagrees. earlier this month she dialed up her anti-immigration ritoric in a desperate attempt to appeal to the conservative party faithful at their annual conference in manchester. "the wind of change that carried my own parents across the globe in the 20th century was a mere gust compared to the hurricane that is coming. previously, she'd call the migrant arrivals an invasion, language that has led many to ask if her home office treats all migrants equally. the uk te taking far less refugees than any. a country, and actually, if we look at the way that um, people from ukraine fleeing for their lives have been treated, they were treated humanely, they were treated like human beings, they were welcomed, and they were given safe passage. it is all now in the hands of the supreme court judges. if they agree with the court of appeal, then the british home secretary's dream of sending asylum seekers to rwanda, in its current form, is dead. said pour. press tv london. those were the top s

britain's main fighter against migrants, nerishi sunok, inesula broverman, and the canal with the frenchthanks to him the island received many times fewer refugees than continental europe. and what is happening now in england and what abusive words the authorities call migrants from emigrant families is just a drop in the ocean compared to what is happening in europe. elizaveta gerson, boris halfin and maxim zaichenko, ntv television company, london. next, a short advertisement, after which we will learn news from the moscow stock exchange, in particular about the behavior of the dollar exchange rate, and we will also talk about indestructible freedom, which turned into a crushing defeat for the united states, and 120 years of guarding children's health. report from the moscow morozov children's hospital. there are a million devices here, a smartphone, choose a device at a big sale of electronics on ozone, an infiniphone smartphone for 11.999, a vip coffee machine for 19.99. your friends, our friends, advise alfabank and receive 1,500 rubles. for every recommendation, and not about frien

so, british interior minister broverman demanded that the police arrest participants in anti-israeli gaza strip, while thousands of people marched in jordan, gathered in oman near the oldest mosque, they demand from the arab islamic countries, serious actions to protect the palestinian people from also al-balqa province and other cities in jordan. please, looking at everything olga, i’m thinking about this, this is what the east knows of one very interesting dangerous model of a wandering conflict. what does it mean? at one time, after the six-day war of 1967, israel tried to squeeze fatah out of palestine. and where to? to jordan. what did this lead to? to the internal conflict in jordan, which jordan extinguished with great difficulty in the seventy-first year. and in lebanon too. then the next try, absolutely right, push into lebanon, turned into a fifteen-year first lebanese war, 75 to 90s, we are already accustomed to perceiving lebanon as a field for war, we forgot that it was once called middle eastern switzerland, so in connection with this i have a question: let’s say israel

tania broverman said that the idea of ​​multiculturalism has failed, hungarian prime minister orban expressedy, the european union raped his country with its migration policy, these statements are confirmed by the figures, in britain, a christian country, there is now the lowest number of christians in history and the highest number of children born to migrant mothers, diasporas live closed, speak their own language, watch their news, eat their food, go to their lawyers. and doctors have their own views on everything that is happening, they will not listen to rishi sunok and if something offends them, they will speak out. well that was elizabeth's comment gerson from london and now returning to the middle east, here is the latest message that comes: egypt proposes to introduce a six-hour truce in gaza for the delivery of humanitarian aid there. israel agrees to a short truce, but is against the delivery of humanitarian aid. israel offers refugees from the gaza strip to take advantage of the pause. to get out of there, well, here egypt already doubts that it is now ready to host hundreds of th