is more interesting, they are very suitable for each other, both charles and camilla, they are bothell-read, they are both fans of jung, they are fascinated by psychotypes, they are fascinated by the creation of mythological types, they have a huge number of features that bring them together. and charles, apparently, wanted to marry camilla, it was the beginning of the seventies, but many people stood against the marriage of charles and camilla, because well, there was a rich, again rich baggage, you see, i told you in two words about the english king edward, the eighth, abdicated the throne in the thirty-sixth year because... because he decided to marry a divorced american woman, who was in her second marriage and was just about to get divorced for the second time in order to become edward's wife. edward said: since you are all against it, then i 'm leaving, and he is abdicating the throne. it was a monstrous trauma, because at that time the dynasty was not ready for the abdication of its head. and this, you see, this memory, like a nightmarish brick hit. constantly on the back of

camilla. i do think that starmer's misreading the room. i think a lot of this, sort of accusation of it being a far right , sort of accusation of it being a far right, sort of issue is wrong . this is an issue that wrong. this is an issue that originates with tony blair, you know, he and his, as i call them, the four horsemen of the apocalypse. mandelson, campbell and brown, they basically have undermined the british constitution. they effectively have laid heffalump traps like the will. the echr is embedded within the human rights act, the equalities act, and effectively, what they did was open the floodgates to effectively divorcing the relationship between the directly elected mps and the people. and what you've now got is loads of quangos, which have been disintermediated between us, the elected mps, and we are the elected part of government effectively, you know, in, in 1688, one of the greatest moments of british history. we embedded all this in, in the glorious revolution and the declar

camilla, camilla grigorievna. so, please, just don't tell, oleg, please.kus, he'll fire me from work. you'll pay the bill, i have to go. vika. yeah, don't be afraid , i won't give you away. let's run, black warriors, sryuk, take care, i once gave you such a bang, i'm here now. you have nowhere to run, no, no, no, no, don't kill me, that's it, you're giving in, yes, that's right, i'm giving in, egor, did you wash it, buddy? yes, i did. ira, come here. i'll sit with you. dad, come to us. maybe you'll stop giving orders and sit in your place? i want to sit with the raw one. i now i will always sit with her. and we will play pirates? yes. no, you will not. you have a math test. you need to prepare. the pirates will wait. but we will prepare, then we will play. yes, only the raw one will study. and you don’t need me anymore. come on. this is some kind of kindergarten, honestly, well, since i’m annoying everyone here, i won’t bother you, food is on the table, bon appetit, well, this is already becoming a tradition, mom, egor, go calm mom down, tell her that you

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welcome to the camilla tominey show with me, christopher hope , while camilla christopher hope, while camilla is on a well—earned break. it's been a week full of strike announcements. labour's been plagued by its union paymasters. according to the new shadow home secretary, james cleverly, so is the government dealing well with the government dealing well with the pressure from the unions.7 richard tice. the deputy leader of reform uk will be here to share what he thinks on this. plus, after a week of tens of thousands of a—level students, they found out whether they're going to university. i'll be speaking to former minister of state for school skills, apprenticeships and higher education, robert halfon, about why he thinks his party was wrong to insult those doing mickey mouse degrees. i'll be joined too, by alan halsall, who dominic cummings claims played a critical role in securing brexit and that if he'd not acted as the official responsible in electoral law for vote leave and the pro—brexit campaign may well have been lost. defence editor for the evening standard, robert fox, wi

if something happens to my camilla or my grandson, you'll regret that you were born.you understand me? that's just the tip of the iceberg. the best part is, if she doesn't come home tomorrow. i 'll come here, i'll rip your puppy's head off, you got me, you got me, got me, goodbye, zanochek, sonny, everything, everything 's fine, who is this, it doesn't matter, yes, yes, anna, you're leaving, yes, i'll be back tomorrow, and you keep an eye on this one, oh, alekseevich, and i thought i'd go home early today, and tomorrow morning straight to the market for groceries, you'll stay here, and send the new guy, the owner, for groceries, gosha, yes, keep an eye on him, okay. don't you think that her body could be somewhere here, in the corner of the garden, for example, there 's no body there, i'm sitting here, alive, as you can see, but this is for now, and it doesn't matter how you participate, or whether he uses you in the dark, in mortal danger, do you understand that? listen, stop scaring me, i 'll call my husband now, i'm not scaring you, i'm warning you, here, call if a

camilla, what? camilla? camilla, is she dead? when did they get it? 20. this morning.the firefighters pulled her out, so it turns out that mom was hurt too? no, the baby only has concussions, in the middle, those who have nowhere to go were given a place in temporary accommodation centers, but mostly people moved to their relatives, in hospitals, meanwhile they continue to provide the necessary assistance to the victims. the patients were were operated on, the threat to life was eliminated, the patients became transportable, and we transfer them to the next stage to provide specialized care, because as a rule, this is polytrauma, you can’t even say it right away, this is prolonged compression syndrome, these are wounds, these are skeletal bone fractures including skulls. at the moment, the risk of further collapse of the house remains. rescuers ask not to come close so as not to increase the number. a man who beat a child in chelyabinsk was detained, police are behind him arrived straight to work, he turned out to be a cook in a local cafe, he attacked a schoolboy in f

you don't know him at all, he's not that kind of person, he couldn't, and i'm sure that camilla, she's like that hiding somewhere or went somewhere, i myself would be glad to believe that she is alive and well. you understand, by order, that healthy and living people do not behave like that, it is not him, it is not him, it is not him, tell me, did camilla call often? very often, i immediately saw it on him when she called, even his face was different, yes, she was really pestering him, you understand that 20 calls on the day of her disappearance to oleg's number from camilla's number. this is very serious, it's a nightmare, it's all some kind of nightmare, i don't believe it, that's it, calm down, you just haven't found her yet, she will definitely be found, you'll see, niki, niki, what are you doing, what are you doing, are you crazy or something? i came to you as a friend, oh my god, just listen, you yourself understand perfectly well that we have never been friends, and you understand perfectly well that i am married, yes, i understand perfectly well, and i even know to whom, do yo

then he pitched a scoreless a nice return for camilla. but again, ryan walker is not losing that closer job after pitching too dominant innings last night. he was back today and closed it out in the 9th for his 3rd save. that's huge win for the giants. final score. 4 to 3, 2024. meanwhile, the a's hosting the brewers this afternoon at the coliseum. milwaukee took game one of the series 11 to 3 last night. so trying to bounce back even the series today and they got off to a good start in the bottom of the first jj bleday. this guy has been red hot and 0, 2, pitch and that's his 18th home run of the year. he's 5th in the last 11 games. the first that the brewers answer to the second in a big way tied at one. runners on second and 3rd. and blake perkins beats that out for an infield single brewers would score 3 runs in the inning to go up 3, one. bottom 6, now, 5, 1, a but look at brent rooker. that's his 30th home run of the year. he matches last season's total cuts. the lead to 5 threes. then in the bottom of the 7th same score daz cameron

. >> good morning, and welcome to the camilla tominey show with me. olivia utley. >> whilst camilla is away on holiday, it's been a tragic week following the news of the sinking of the bayesian superyacht, sir david davis has vowed to campaign in memory of mike lynch to scrap the extradition treaty between the us and the uk. >> he'll be joining me a little later to explain more. and the battle for the white house continues. i'll be speaking to labour mp for dover and deal mike tap, who's been in the us, speaking to kamala harris's team. we've already had 51 days of sir keir starmer as prime minister, if you can believe it, i'll be joined by former first secretary of state and minister for the cabinet office, damian green, to hear his thoughts on who he's backing for the tory leadership campaign, which we've almost forgotten about. and lieutenant general sir simon mayall will be here with the latest developments in the middle east and in russia and ukraine. finally, we'll be speaking to former mep patrick o'flynn on the immigration statistics that were

the election competition is like trump and camilla harris, there is a lot of situation. the main issue for them is to say that before the convention of the democratic party which will be held in chicago in the very near future , they want to create a kind of internal consensus for the social and party structure of america and the democratic party in such a way that the americans could to somehow prevent the spread of war in the middle east . therefore, biden's policy is in line with the victory of the democratic party and camilla harris core. in order to fulfill this issue, it is natural that election promises will give but there is another fact. in the thought of the way. this is a very basic point that should be answered with the famous saying of operation with operation . now, this action may be from the us in connection with the martyrdom of general soleimani or the actions that israel took in damascus against the iranian facilities. it was related to vahadeh sadegh and an action that the israelis carried out with a different technique and tactic in tehran. each of t

in addition to beatrice, the list of the best-dressed british women also included queen camilla's sisternabel elliott, the wife of the prime minister of great britain lady victoria starmer. these ladies, according to the authoritative british magazine, are simply magnificent. and they are worth imitating, although the british themselves call one of them boring and tastelessly dressed - this is about camilla's sister, and the other annabelle is suspected of being an inspiration. minister, she can, it's boring, you're just surprised by the audience, why not, her husband was not at social gatherings, well, maybe for the best, such a colorful picture, this is not the time of queen elizabeth, looking at these ladies, i just want to ask, did princess beatrice bite you, although most likely they tried to outdo her and take away her new important title, however, not everything and not everywhere is so sad. meet sheikha moza - the mother of seven children and one of the three wives of the former imirakatora, so to speak, feel the difference, the most stylish woman in the arab world, that's what f

. >> camilla. >> camilla. >> camilla, who are the people in this story?an we just get that before the break? >> i should have written it down. it's camilla. camilla harris, whatever the vice president and saying she she said kamala. kamala, right. she said kamala. kamala, right. she said she was she was indian once and now she's black. and people people depending on who they're talking to. i'm an american sometimes and i'm an idiot and other times. and so he made fun of and so it made it seem like a lot of people had walked out of his show, his show. and i don't know if he if they. >> any thoughts on this? >> any thoughts on this? >> well, i think it's quite funny to make fun of trump being orange. i've not heard anyone do it before, so. well done. oh, brilliant. >> okay, that's the front covers out of the way. joining us in part two for news of dangerous britain. as if we haven't had it already. what at the cobra today and the latest on that olympic boxing welcome back to headliners. i'm cressida wetton still joined by the are they aren't they son dad te

sophia wenzler judith raanan. >> camilla thank you. good morning. it's 10:00. >> camilla thank you.10:00. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . the wenzler in the gb newsroom. the justice secretary has warned that the impact of the riots seen across the uk could be felt for months and years to come. shabana mahmood made the remarks in a piece in the observer, as she counts as the courts have been working to extend the hours to deal with rioters. it comes as counter—demonstrations, in london yesterday turned heated as 2000 protesters gathered outside reform hq, where gb news reporter charlie peters and his cameraman were targeted . to cameraman were targeted. to speak. cameraman were targeted. to speak . that's that's me. speak. that's that's me. >> that's that's me, i will he's touching me right now. >> filming, filming, filming. >> filming, filming, filming. >> my job is your safety. no, no, no. >> yes. thank you. is that your. >> yes. thank you. is that your. >> meanwhile, hundreds of people involved in the riots are now set to appear in courts as a top prosecutor has warned tha

these votes, crucial votes for the democratic party, so we put huge question mark over you know um uh camilla harrison in in the elections and the her chances to win in front of trump in in this coming elections, so the demonstration today it was that big and they uh gave the the the the if you like their statement to the democrats in in their convention that we need you as this generation, young generation, we need you to stop sales of of or or providing israel with weapon and with with the bombs and support israel and to really work on stopping the war, because so far the administration now in its weakest form, especially you know biden's administration, and they can't pressurize even israel to stop the war, and we saw that in the negotiations going on between uh blincan and netanyahu just yesterday, so i think that this movement by the people is just to give the voice to the democrats to really make their mind if they want the the elections that comeilla harrisson to to to win the elections or not, it's up to the democrats to take action. okay, now richard, at his deancy speech president b

camillaonto. from quoracus, thank you camilla. moving on, in the uk, more than 90 people have been arrested as far right protesters rited across the country in the wake of deadly stabbing attack. the violent protests erupted in many towns and cities, including liverpool, bristol, manchester, blackpool and belfast. rival rallies also broke out between far right protesters and anti-racism groups. the protests erupted following the killing of three young girls in knife attack in the northwestern town of southboard on monday. the police have identified the suspect as black teenager axel rudak kubana who was born in the uk. the motive behind the attack is still unknown. mis information spread on social media after the knife attack sparked the violent anti-immigration protests across the uk. thousands gathered in paris for an anti-israely protest announcing western medias pertrayal of the gaza genocide. activist labeled the killing of palestinian resistance leaders as few. jerome huws has more from the french capital. the latest assassi

give the voice to the democrats to really make their mind if they want the the elections that uh camilla harrison to to to win the elections. or not, it's up to the democrats to take action. okay, now richard, at his deancy speech present, byiden yesterday just suffice to say that protesters have point, and and this is while washington is still funneling uh funds and arms to the telaviv regime, they're being used on the genocidal war on gaza, so any difference between the president and vice president, camilla harris of course is acknowledged that while palestinian suffering, palestinians are suffering in gaza, this is what thank god is at least acknowledged, but she's not promised any actual policy change and she has not announced that she's against arms embargo against israel. yes and of course president biden has been a staunch supporter of israel for many decades now. he's repeatedly proclaimed himself to be a zionist. he says, "i'm not jewish, but i'm a zionist. i'm a firm zionist. i stand for iron clad support for the state of israel. uh, the democrats have a problem, and as your ot

not talking, stop, there's no time for showdowns now, i saw your ring, my ring, yours, yours that camilla left, i realized where it was in the restaurant on some girl, she was with her husband, i was... following them, they stayed at a hotel, thank you, dim, yes, vika, i'm listening , i found it, or rather, lina found what you found there, the ring that i left with camilla, it's with some woman, in short, come quickly, where are you coming, to the hotel, on lesnaya, she lives there. what, are you and lina spying on us there? well, lina followed. well and what do you think i should break down? so, excuse me, go on wait for me there, i'll be there in a minute. i've been working. why are you still walking around? well, i told you that the owners are away. and i believe you, only this time i came to you specifically. look. do you know this woman, oh my god, how do you recognize her? who is she, take a closer look, i've already seen her, how awful, now i won't be able to sleep, your mistress, your mistress, isn't she the one pyotr alekseevich introduced as his wife, what are you saying, she do

what are you doing, what are you sleeping with, oleg, just wait, please, let's just talk, calmly, camilla i hate you, bastard, mom, i'm busy, i'll call you back, oleg, where are you, come home urgently, oh my god, what else, oleg, come home, i said, okay, i'll be there right now. what happened, mom? well, here we are, son, waiting, they kicked us out into the street like dogs. go, go, sort it out. vika. vika. what happened? nothing. everything is fine. and she has a lot of food there, i mean , it looks like a siege, i wonder how long it will last, in your opinion, it's funny, yeah, you're the driver or who, get in the car, sit behind the wheel and don't interfere, your opinion is what we need, yes, i obey, i'll come. why are you so rude, yes, you're going crazy here from all this, no, no, no, no, i won't let you in, i won't let you in, vik, well, go crazy, if you don't want to get divorced, go to court, and by law half of this house is mine, i have the right to kick your love out of my house, she's not a mistress, she is my wife. oh, ex, i mean wife, i was your wife and mother for 8 years

and relief efforts underway. tumbler chatter reports from camilla eastern bangladesh of the floods among the worst in recent memory, have devastated 12 district across bung with this heavy rain overflowing rivers and water released from a den up stream in the indian state of sleep. where i have led to the disaster, more than a 1000000 people are still without electricity, water supply or mobile phone network. like many others just been big them has lost . everything has no place to go. just taking shelter by the roadside in the open air with 4 other family members, including her 2 year old daughter, unsure of how to protect themselves from the environment. the couldn't get anything out of a home. everything got walked away. my child doesn't even have anything to where right now, and we also lost all the poultry and livestock. the loss of communication and strong water currents are hampering rescue efforts. among the many challenges the ball in terms of pricing is getting the really materials for the most effective people in the remote location. because access to boats are very limited an

camilla, the past years have been harsh on me, that in no time, at least i justified my goals, i wouldconsider the matter first, because maybe, what’s worse, i won’t have any offspring. i will stay with my wife, but my wife is with the old one to the husband, what is the plus hanging on the branches, when he wraps around the spreading maple both the trunk and the crown, he is young and fresh, and the maple has withered, all such reasoning. the sadness of days gone by disturbs my memory and stirs up my torment. the year will come soon, as i wait for theodore, the steel obediently obeys, it is flattened by the hammer, it is thrown from the fiery mountain into the freezing cold, in this torture, in this torture, in this repeated torture, a thieves' blade is born, this is how mine is, they torture my heart, it ignites with a gentle look, but as soon as the heart flares up, the arrogant ones are chilled with coldness, i will burn whether i, whether i will burn, whether i will burn in the garnil of passion, or whether misfortune will stab me, sir, where are you, you find it difficult to answ

we can find a way to live with each other that's camilla's vision that's tim's vision. that's the democratic party's vision in the beginning of his remarks, the former president said, he quote, the only person stupid enough to speak after michelle obama? >> yes, his wife simply put she blew the roof off of this arena last night for years, donald trump did everything in his power to try to make people fear us his limited narrow view of the world made him feel threatened by the existence of two hard work and highly educated, successful people have to be black, who's going to tell him that the job he's currently seeking might just be one of those black jobs they don't go our way we don't have the luxury of whining or cheating others to get further ahead know we don't get to change. >> the rules, so we always win it we see a mountain in front of us, we don't expect there to be an escalator waiting to dig us to the top. don't complain if no one from the campaign has specifically reached out to you to ask you for your support. there is simply no time for that kind of foolishn

and camilla's certainly a younger 59. why do you think she picked him like, i can't know the answer to that. >> i'll i do know is that so much of this has been a i made public process, right? she hasn't had a year to think about it, or six months to think about it. it's a couple of days and you actually watch the various constituencies in the party speak up and speak out, right? whether it'd be bernie sanders had cetera. and over time, someone like governor shapiro started to fall behind and the chatter of that conversation. so i anticipate there being a lot of news stories actually about how this actually happened. and second guessing whether or not it would have been more meaningful to pick the person who had a closer connection to pennsylvania. >> well, i mean, if harris does not end up winning pennsylvania, this pick will come down not as great decision, but we're not there. but let me ask you a question. kasie if j.d vance was seen as trump doubling down on the maga base not comparing any of the candidates, but is th

will get a serious head injury , he wants to clear the way for himself in order to marry tiga, and camilla, nothing more than... that her husband wants to kill her and cut some brake lines there, but i can't imagine charles cutting anything there or the queen mother or elizabeth there they went and gave someone these nightmarish orders, in my opinion the situation here, well for me, as i reconstruct the last months of diana's life, diana has another breakup, she had another amazing love with... a person, for what? i think, i'm not an expert in this matter, i think that she was trying to make this surgeon khan jealous, but god bless him, you come to paris and start furiously hiding from some sinister corporations, which are really sinister, and in many ways, this hysteria after diana's death was caused by the press, so the media deflected the accusation that they had ruined diana with their flashbulbs, their hunting, there, their chases and all that. well, so, and you rush, you saw the alma tunnel, yes, in paris, it's short, there are no winding passages, there is nothing so sinister there,

she's cost the typical household camilla's relation nightmare continues to cost the average american family 1,100 dollars every single month, 1,100 again, government numbers you're paying $148 more a month on food. it's every month average family, because camila and her ideas and joe biden too, i mentioned him, but he sort of gansu it all started with the debate. i should have been a little bit easy somebody said you're debate performance was horrible. i said why? because you forced them out of government but i believe she'll be just as bad. i believe she's maybe in many ways is going to be worse because he wasn't really a radical left. but she is, she's real. he wasn't real so i think she's going to be in many ways, easier to beat than joe biden. what they did to him was disgraceful by the way and it really is a threat to democracy. it was a coup by people that wanted them out and they didn't do the way, not the way they're supposed to do it. $129 more on energy and $241 more this is all per month on rents, so you have that 148129 to 41 and then many other increases. you add it all

trump and camilla harris are going through a very sensitive situation , the main issue for them. this is to say before the democratic party convention that will be held in chicago in the very near future. they want to create a kind of internal consensus for the social and party structure of america and the democratic party in such a way that they say americans can expand. war in the middle east to somehow prevent. therefore, biden's policy is in line with the victory of the democratic party and camila harris. in order to realize this problem, it is natural that he will make election promises. but there is another fact. in strategic thinking. this is a very basic point. as the famous saying goes, operations should be answered with operations. now, it is possible that this action by the us is related to the martyrdom of general soleimani, or the actions that israel took in damascus against iran's facilities, where the discussion related to the sincere promise was achieved, and the action that the israelis took in tehran with a different technique and tactic. they delivered each of

aforethought of endorsement of camilla harrisl endorsement of camilla harris and tim walz, the presidentpped aside, this isn't about me, it's about you, the american people are moving forward in about the future, about building an economy where everyone succeeds and about make sure people have access to quality affordable healthcare that we continue to make progress on climate change. he understands and it was an act of remarkable selflessness on the part of the president, he understood that this was really important. he said early on, this is a battle for the soul of our nation. and he is right, it continues to be the battle for the soul of our nation and the outpouring of support after he is very selfless announcement is really been the momentum is palpable, the volunteers that literally increased by the hundreds of thousands, a small dollar builders, so many ways in which the momentum has been manifested and so, tonight, you will hear from manifested and so, tonight, you will hearfrom joe manifested and so, tonight, you will hear from joe biden about the critical importance, if you ca

camilla, tell us about this unrest that engulfed venezuela after the election, and what president maduro uh is uh claiming to be uh the opposition plotting a coup? well, it needs to be reiterated that lot of the violence. and the riots that we saw take place since the july 28th elections really began during the night of the 28th and took place on the 29th and 30th, but they were put to an end very quickly, we haven't seen uh so much opposition violence since then, and really what it is is more of a sort of media circus on the exterior, and that's being shown through the mainstream corporate media, but things really, as i've reported before, have returned to normal within the country in terms of everyday commerce, transportation, people going about their day and going to their jobs and everything like that, but as you said, both the government and the uh opposition convened those major mobilizations for yesterday, both in the country and also uh in the exterior, there were rallies held both in support and uh against the government uh in in some cities around europe and and other parts of

can find a way to live with each other that's camilla's vision that's tim's vision. that's the democratic party's vision. and our job over the next 11 weeks is to convince as many people as possible to vote for that vision now it won't be easy the other side knows it's easier to play on people's fears and cynicism always has been they will tell you that government is inherently corrupt. that sacrifice and generosity are for suckers since the game is rigged. that's okay to take what you want and just look after your own that's the easy path we have a different test our job is to convince people that democracy can actually deliver and in doing that, we can just point to what we've already accomplished we can't just rely on the ideas of the past. >> we need to chart a new way forward to meet the challenges of today. >> and camila understands this she knows for example, that if we want to make it easier for more young people to buy a home, we need to build more units and clear away some of the outdated laws and regulations that made it harder to build homes for working p

c, lunacy camilla for us to get the progress. and i need for part of the company bicycle on the top of union, i meant to look to see if the shows get us to get out of it and look up some cool odyssey dot com. so i think with that for us that i see that comes up, but i was unfortunate to should be in it is muskets is 11th, was going to me and so continue passcodes with the on call for us, continues to see the course through. but i want it to enter, but off what i levy asked you about our port uh, i know it was, i know who don't go. why did it do video? why i should do this out on june to do well the one days you guys watching my phone be fine too or not been bounced up to 2 minutes. i do want to do this. can we is on the list under 5 to i think the extra is the 25th the the face is old. the remains of the towns most cool is just as you left it at the parading of troops across this ruins friday. to do that pull. did you think you'll agree to fly a pallet made you morally superior to the info? we are used to regarding blacks as medi

so it is no surprise is it that he is lying about camilla's record? he's mocking her name and her laugh sounds familiar but we he had him on the run. >> now no matter what the polls say, we can't let up we can't get driven down crazy conspiracy rabbit holes. we have to fight for the truth. we have to fight for camila as she will fight for us because you know what it still takes a village to raise a family. he'll a cadre. and when and america needs every one of us our energy, our talents, our dreams were not just electing a president where uplifting our nation we're opening the promise of america wide enough for everyone together. we've put a lot of cracks in the highest part or does last ceiling and tonight tonight's so close? >> ost to breaking through once and for all, i want to tell you what i see through all those cracks and why it matters for each and every one of us. what do i see? i see freedom i see the freedom to make our own decisions about our help, our lives, our loves, our families that's freedom to work with dignity and prosper to warshi

morning, camilla. been saying this morning, i don't know how you do that without recalling parliament. >> yeah. i mean, i seen priti patel has suggested that i think there'll be resistance to that idea because mps will argue they've just fought an election campaign and they deserve a break. however, i mean, this rioting often happens in the summer, doesn't it? i mean, i think when people are sort of, you know, the heat of the moment combined with some of these concerns. yes, it's certainly about immigration and kemi badenoch. the tory leadership candidate has suggested that integration hasn't always worked. i think there's also an aspect that some of the people that are rioting feel that people don't listen to them, that they don't have a say, that they don't have a stake. there's a lot to be said as well. i think for people not really feeling represented by the sort of political elite, none of that justifies criminal behaviour towards the police. i mean, i think any mps who are discussing this need to

but it feels like camilla's starting to really ride the early part of that wave where the country isecognizing like it's time to turn the page for her, the thing i would continue to recommend is just obviously so you've got to go after donald trump. there's, there's no there's no way to protect. you can run just the positive campaign, but continue to have that optimistic message because that future focused and optimistic message has really been missing in this country for a long time. and even if you don't love her message, you don't agree with their politics. it is refreshing to hear somebody thinking about the future kuchar and i think that's how she's going to continue to build this broad coalition of republicans for harris evangelicals, for harris people for harris that you never thought whatever vote for in the first place that are now doing so. >> like you, you've, you're part of the republicans for harris just reminding all our viewers. i also you're also a veteran and i want to ask you about this comment that trump made while he was praising republican megadonor, miriam adels

new trend, in addition to beatrice, the list of the best-dressed british women also included queen camilla'sf great britain lady victoria starmi. these ladies, according to an authoritative british magazine, are simply magnificent, and they are worth imitating, although the british themselves call one of them boring, tastelessly dressed, this is about camilla's sister, and the other annabelle is suspected of being inspired by examples from rural life, a dress to poison, the audience is surprised, why not, her husband is a minister, she can, it's boring, you just haven't been to social gatherings, well, maybe for the best, such a motley picture, this is not the time of queens. elizabeth, looking at these ladies, i just want to ask, did princess beatrice bite you, although most likely they tried to outdo her and take away her new important title. however, not everything and not everywhere is so sad. meet sheikha moza, mother seven children and one of three wives of the former imir kator. as they say, feel the difference. the most stylish woman in the arab world, so fashion critics call her. he

yes, isabella just isabella just talked about, we hear camilla harris and other american officials and talking about wanting to end this um, of course they don't call it a genocide, but we will uh wanting to end it in the conflict. on the other hand, we see as babies heads are being blown up, um, as babies are being pulled from under the rubble, they are trying to send more military equipment, more weapons to this. genocidal regime, mean, what prevents peter from the rest of the world, besides the resistance front, from actually condemning the americans and what they're doing completely, they're complicit with this genocide? well, a short answer to that question is that the americans and their allies have control of world media, except press, tv obviously. and one or two other minority um platforms, no seriously, they they they do control the international media narrative, and and this is why they are able to get away with the sharad, this pretense that progress is being made, they they feed the the media beast with this talk always of of progress ' 'um and we we we've seen it all befo

think that today would have seen even bigger protest, there would be even more of an outcry, um, camilla harris has has rather uh infamously here uh, she has refused to give a interview, she's refused refused to hold a press conference, we don't know exactly what any of her policies are, but uh, it's certainly expected that she's going to continue her administration support for the genocide in gaza. and with that we come to an end for this additional world news, thanks for being with us, it's bye bye for now, this is forest in today's show we'll be asking: what a donald trump presidency in the us might look like, will he double down on his previous support for israel, or will his support for the zinest entity call as a result of the genocide in gaza? then you know uh we're not faced with a massive choice of presidential candidates uh whose whose policies on israel would be progressive in any way. trump is clear in his position to deny all of palestinian rights. it was trump who effectively broke the deal of the century that forgoed. all the un sanctions, he didn't talk about granting pal

last day of the democratic electoral convention in chicago, america, where in fact the speech of camilla haris , the candidate of the democrats, will be held, and at the same time, there will be demonstrations and protests against the zionist regime and the american government's support for we also have the zionists in shika, thank you very much, ms. moazzami, reporter of the sed and sima news agency, together with you , we will guide our dear viewers to the inner sanctum sanctorum. there is a help, there is a help, mama hosseini, our heart, with hasine, a song that touches the heart, that touches the heart . we made a lot of friends together , this world is not us when we are us too. the train of the israeli economy is slowing down due to many obstacles. as a result of the war on gaza, the bill exceeds 67 billion dollars , according to official figures. it almost stopped rising. in july, the barrier was cut by 8% in all economic sectors, especially the tourism sector. the number of foreign visitors decreased by 75% in the first half of this year compared to the previous year. the figure

in a way, trump and camilla harris are in a very hot situation.

the time of his surrounding, he's certainly not aware of how to lead the war the world, this is why camilla harris did not show any. any political maturity during the ruling of joe biden as his vice president and certainly did not demonstrate any political knowledge during her campaign again we will see a us administration running the united states which is at the end of the day not a bad thing as they are the america is in decline and it's better if there are many people responsible for this decline. "the uh, one of the powers in that establishment, you've referred to him by title, is anthony blinken, he's back in the region, he's talking..." with the netanyahu uh government, he may even be planning to uh try and overthrow netanyahu on behalf of other members of the tel aviv gang, who knows? what's your take on his avowed intent of trying to bring about sease fire trying to avert the wider war that you and i are discussing here? for the first time we see anthony blinken ending a meeting with uh benyamin netanyahu israeli prime minister after two and a half to three hours without coming out

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those disseminating those speculations, let's go to cbs news that... to peace by margaret brennon and camilla shik entitled diplomacy takes center stage as iran holds off retaliation against israel so in this piece cbs actually contradicts itself which is funny. first, the article says, us assessments are that iran will not seek to disrupt ongoing cease far negotiations in doha aimed at ending the hamas israel war, but then the piece, a couple of paragraphs down, says national security council spokesperson john kirby told reporters on thursday, that is one day before the qatar talks began, that an iranian attack could come with little or no warning and certainly could come in the coming days, and this shows us they have really have no idea, what's happening? so despite the title saying iran holds off, the writers still portrayed what the us national security council spokesperson reiterated, which is at the attack could come any time, so are they holding off because i don't know, because they're giving a chance to see fire talks or is it because they're scared or are they going to attack tomor

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what do we know of the response to what happened, did we have a statement from the king and queen camillaacks? they were incredibly upset, worried by what had happened. we know the king had been asked to be kept informed of what was going on. he had spoken to police chiefs up and down the country after the attack and also with the disorder that followed. keeping an eye on what has been going on. we know obviously they have been affected by what happened, who wasn't? little girls that taylor swift themed dance and y°93 that taylor swift themed dance and yoga club attacked. people here don't understand, saying it is inexplicable. asked to be kept informed of what was going on and now thinks it is the right time to visit southport, meet the families, pay her respects for the little girls who were murdered. thank you, charlotte gallagher, _ girls who were murdered. thank you, charlotte gallagher, and _ girls who were murdered. thank you, charlotte gallagher, and emily - charlotte gallagher, and emily andrewjoining us. king charles arriving in the sunshine in southport, headed inside to meet w

dam yura, what are you talking about, mom, well, please, well, fine, bring this camilla of yours, i'll look at her, if she doesn't run away again, of course, thank you, come on, come on, i still need the ministry of health, come on. hello, what package? no, i'm leaving now. from whom, quite a bit more. please tell the colonel what? i won't wait for you, do i have business at the ministry of health? no, i won't be back. oh, my god, come on, come on, bring it to my house. vodnikov 29. yes, that's right, vodnikov 29. that's it. cool, well, hello! well, what do you say, it looks like it's not very good, eyes, glasses and a hat. don't walk, turn half-way around. from the back it seems okay, it looks like, except maybe from the back, hair is a bit long, okay, it'll do, then go out into the yard only in glasses in a hat, got it, check. well, irina alexandrovna, everything is clear, yes, here is a kept woman, has not worked a day, lives on her husband's money, on saturday, i think, a mistress, why on our bed, either you leave, or we with the children, i understand, remember, you without me. em