is family and my constituency and it is not worth carrying on.— not worth carrying on.ying on. is your decision based on _ not worth carrying on. is your decision based on an - not worth carrying on. is your - decision based on an acknowledgement of wrongdoing? yes. decision based on an acknowledgement of wrongdoing?— of wrongdoing? yes, and i will exect of wrongdoing? yes, and i will exnect you _ of wrongdoing? yes, and i will expect you exactly _ of wrongdoing? yes, and i will expect you exactly what - of wrongdoing? yes, and i will expect you exactly what it - of wrongdoing? yes, and i will expect you exactly what it is. l of wrongdoing? yes, and i will. expect you exactly what it is. ok. the situation _ expect you exactly what it is. ok. the situation was _ expect you exactly what it is. off; the situation was funnily expect you exactly what it is. oizn the situation was funnily enough expect you exactly what it is. ci; the situation was funnily enough it was tractors i was looking at and i did get— was tractors i was looking at and i did get into — was tractors i w

that didn't require conceal carry permit to carry a concealed weapon. usually the permits are issued now multiple states have gone to that scenario and permits are issued to people that want them so they can have reciprocity if they're traveling. but you know the presumption of law enforcement is you know, that everyone is armed and sadly we have gotten back to the skin standard instead of the character standard and you know it the separate society and racism etc in the previous amount of the united states. we thought we'd gotten past that and a lot of us had gotten past it and still have gotten past it but then now that we have the maturity of the marxist educ. didn't populists as taking over the government and etc. it's you know, instead of having a proletariat bourgeoisie. they're replacing race, and i was also curious if the author had a driver's license. because if you have a driver's license. sorry would should be able to have to show id to vote in the united states because even if you don't have a driver's license, and you have many opportunities

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is constituency and association, this wasn't worth carrying on.- wasn't worth carrying on. acknowledgement of wrongdoing? yes. decision based on acknowledgement of wronrudoin ? , ., , ., wrongdoing? yes, and i will explain to ou wrongdoing? yes, and i will explain to you exactly _ wrongdoing? yes, and i will explain to you exactly what _ wrongdoing? yes, and i will explain to you exactly what it _ wrongdoing? yes, and i will explain to you exactly what it is. _ wrongdoing? yes, and i will explain to you exactly what it is. ok. - wrongdoing? yes, and i will explain to you exactly what it is. ok. the i to you exactly what it is. ok. the situation was _ to you exactly what it is. oil. the situation was that i finally enough it was— situation was that i finally enough it was tracked as i was looking at and so _ it was tracked as i was looking at and so i — it was tracked as i was looking at and so i did — it was tracked as i was looking at and so i did get into another website _ and so i did get into another website and had similar name and i watched _ website and had similar n

puzzles it wants to carry coffee that wants to carry greeting cards. that's fantastic. i i have no issues with a book seller who makes deliberate curatorial decisions about what they carry my concern and this will speak to the larger concern and then what barnes & noble and borders brought my concern is that the business model is built so that the only way in which to make any chance of making money is to sell things other than books and that is not a good model for one of our great cultural treasures and to think that in order to do our work. we it's an economic necessity. that is the thing that i find very distressing and the corollary to that is that amazon which is the bigger issue than barnes & noble or borders ever was they are the largest seller of books in the country, but they're not booksellers, right the work that i mentioned of filtration and selection and assemblage and enthusiasm. they don't do any of that. they put the books up and you know, you can find them there. i can tell you that if you are looking for my book right now, you'll fin

germany did not know how to carry out, so i know exactly the name of one person who brilliantly had carry out denocification de bondarization of ship payments of his surname was. well, unfortunately, well, by the way, on the territory of east germany, which was not carried out, as they said all the time, denocification, in fact, there, as it were, there is no such thing . that is, yes, there is a right and indeed there. there are also quite a lot of right-wing nationalists, but this understanding of a and from such a good attitude in quotation marks as nazism, of course, is not there. but it was preserved and it remained, and now it's all coming out. like me i understand that good relations with russia are still good. yes , surveys in saxony show that 68% have not changed their attitude towards russia since the beginning of this operation. the prime minister of saxony is in favor of stopping the pumping of weapons. for this he is criticized there for listening to him. this is just east germany. well, this is just the land where the sulfur party is now the most alternative for germany, the

enemy continues offensive operations in the east and south of ukraine the occupiers are trying to carry out systematic the shelling of the positions of our troops with the use of barrel and rocket artillery inflicts missile and rocket-bomb attacks on military and civilian objects on the territory of ukraine this morning the occupiers shelled zaporizhzhia, their missiles flew close to the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, while the russian occupiers continue to rob the local population and temporarily occupied territories of ukraine , meanwhile, putin's army continues to lose manpower and equipment in ukraine, as of the morning of april 26, the russians have already lost 22 personnel and 918 tanks armored combat vehicles 2,308 artillery systems 416 rocket salvo systems 149 air defense equipment 69 aircraft 184 helicopters 154 motor vehicles 1643 ships boats 8 tankers with fuel and lubricants 76 drones 205 special equipment 31 launchers otrka trk-4 about the situation on the front shelling of zaporizhzhia and the possibility of russia opening a new front from the transnistrian side today

a and my constituency, that it wasn't worth carrying om— and my constituency, that it wasn't worth carrying body has been found in the _ worth carrying on. a body has been found in the search _ worth carrying on. a body has been found in the search for _ worth carrying on. a body has been found in the search for the - worth carrying on. a body has been found in the search for the missing | found in the search for the missing 33—year—old british woman katie kenyon. she had gone missing a week ago. hello and welcome if you re or around the world. russia and ukraine have confirmed that about 20 civilians have left the besieged azovstal industrial complex in mariupol it's the first such release since president putin announced he was locking down ukraine's last bastion in the city. the deputy commander of ukraine's azov battalion said the group including women and children had been transferred to a suitable place and he hoped they would be taken to zaporizhzhia. ukraine's army has released pictures showing what it says are strikes on russian reinforcements to the area around the city of izyum, a

a conservative mp since 2010, mr parish — carrying on.ince| 2010, mr parish was suspended from the parliamentary party yesterday after being named as the mp at the centre of the allegations. two female tory mps witness the behaviour and today the former farmer explained what happened. finally enough it was tracked as i was looking at and so i did get into another website which had a similar name and i watched it for a bit which i shouldn't have done. but my crime, my biggest crime, is that on another occasion i went on a second time. mr another occasion i went on a second time. ~ . , another occasion i went on a second time. ~ ., , , ., , time. mr parish said he deliberately looked at the _ time. mr parish said he deliberately looked at the material _ time. mr parish said he deliberately looked at the material again - time. mr parish said he deliberately looked at the material again while l looked at the material again while waiting to go into a commons voting lobby. waiting to go into a commons voting lobb . �* ., ., , �* lobby. and the

never, never carry that knife because it's not worth it. child who might feel the peer pressure to carry a knife, and we've given that talk and they have a little think about, "actually, i don't want to be in that gang and they're carrying knives," then with the job's done, what we're doing, isn't it? yeah, yeah. all of you that can change the future. it's your generation that's going to change. thank you. it looks lovely, doesn't it? gorgeous. sometimes i come here because i need a good yak with him. and sometimes i come to realise that it's real, without sounding stupid. sometimes ijust come to have a good cry on my own. 0ur adam is a massive part of my life. always will be. always has been, since the day he were... imet him. he was unique and he was my brother and i love him so much. 0uradam is 29, but he's still my little baby bro. and i love him and miss him. you want to shout it from the rooftops and say, "how dare you walk around the streets?! you've murdered somebody!" people know you've done it. you've... people who know you know y

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out as much as they are carried out. host: go ahead, jenn. guest: no, go ahead. host: we will go to carl in chicago. you're are on the line, carl. caller: in chicago about four years ago, a female social worker did a no-knock warrant on her home. she was naked. she was naked for almost an hour before they put anything around her. she just sued. i think she got a couple million dollars. in at least 10 more cases, chicago pays out thousands of dollars every year for no-knock warrants, and i think the city just passed a ruling that the police have to get a warrant before they go to a place. often times, the police are not trigger-happy but they just kick your door down, point guns at little kids. channel two in chicago is an excellent source. they have been keeping a record of no-knock warrants. they all happen in black neighborhoods. host: ok, carl. you two report on the liability suits some cities are facing. guest: that is a great question. three of our colleagues really dug into the cost of police misconduct, in the bil

on. association was more than worth carrying on-_ carrying on.g for a _ carrying on. police officers are searching for a 33-year-old i carrying on. police officers are i searching for a 33-year-old katie searching for a 33—year—old katie canyon who went missing a week ago has found the body of a woman. in ukraine, officials say the eastern region of done bus is coming under heavy russian attack and claims that a missile strike is to the runway of a missile strike is to the runway of a debtor airport. and norwich city have been relegated from the premier league after a defeat to aston villa. now on bbc news, it is time for sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm isaac fanin. liverpool are top of the premier league after a win

on the carried out by russian troops. the front carried out by russian troops. have a headline, russians are booby—trap in corpses and homes. claims that as russian soldiers retreat particular from northern ukraine, they are laying mines as they move back. could you tell us about what the telegraph as saying? tell us about what the telegraph as sa in: ? , . ., , tell us about what the telegraph as sa inc? , , ., tell us about what the telegraph as sa in? , ., , saying? this comes from president zelensky who _ saying? this comes from president zelensky who was _ saying? this comes from president zelensky who was speaking - saying? this comes from president i zelensky who was speaking yesterday and as _ zelensky who was speaking yesterday and as you _ zelensky who was speaking yesterday and as you said, they've put it in homes _ and as you said, they've put it in homes and — and as you said, they've put it in homes and next equipment but also next to— homes and next equipment but also next to the — homes and next equipment but also next to the dead bodies of ukrai

we are looking at ways that these messages to be carried out. how many going on spend yourselves have been targeted? i think you've seen that in the media. they have created a lot of issue about students being rounded up. these are not generally rounded up, it's not the list below you. students to be picked up. these are people that have been targeted that have been understood have been traced. you have leads to below the separatist or in searcy groups. so they're being picked up in question, much like the husband below who today is in the song and that she was mentally. and we need to find a solution this problem and finding a solution means digging down deep. and becky, from our choice at this comes of course, not long after the ousting of the prime minister and pakistan and what he made of the timing of the attack. well, i think the time is out standing from the point of view of an enemy. you have a bread power that it has not to be heated for cabinet. the cabinet is not taking our yes, there is strike inside the country because of be around.

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the burial of christ the savior was carried out by patriarch kirill at this moment the civil memorialervice begins and in direct communication with the columned hall of the house of the unions my colleague dmitry castro dmitry hello to you, the word hello indeed the civil memorial service here in the columns of the union unions, began a few minutes ago and here, indeed, it’s already very a lot of people. and just now i came here to the colonized house of unions on bolshaya dmitrovka to say goodbye to the most, probably, beloved and famous politician russian president vladimir putin, the head of state, laid a bouquet of red roses and silently stood for several minutes at the coffin in memory of this well-known individual politics of our time. the columns of the hall of the house of unions now see a black-and-white portrait of vladimir zhirinovsky, and you know what is most striking today is the huge number of people here. they are literally everywhere in the squares on the usual noisy hunting row in the alleys. they are with flowers with tears in their eyes. came to reminisce about the

do you think it would have been carried - talks. out - talks. do you think it would have been carried out withl talks. do you think it would i have been carried out with the go—ahead of volodymyr zelensky, for example, is it something strategic or a rogue operation and i know it is impossible to know, i am just looking for hypotheticals here. it certainly would have to come from the highest levels of the ukrainian military and i would believe that if the ukrainians were going to launch a strike on russian soil, that president volodymyr zelensky would certainly be aware of this. 50. certainly be aware of this. so, the other— certainly be aware of this. so, the other part, _ certainly be aware of this. so, the other part, we _ certainly be aware of this. so, the other part, we heard a little bit from russia saying that ukrainians, it was the regional governor, to be quite honest of belgorod saying that ukrainian struck the oil depot, but there has not been a huge outcry from the kremlin or any of those aspects, why do you think that i

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., ~ ., carrie lam decided to step down? . . ., , , carrie lam decided to step down? down? in a certain sense, one could say i _ down? in a certain sense, one could say i was _ down? in a certain sense, one could say i was surprised. - down? in a certain sense, one| could say i was surprised. lam has certainly bent over backwards to make beijing happy of a process that has made the hong kong people very unhappy, yet from my perspective, i was really less surprised then one might sayjust really less surprised then one might say just disinterested. lam's reign over hong kong has been really disastrous, if we look at the developments of the past five years, as hong kong has transformed from a dynamic, global financial centre characterised by the rule of law to a place where people now face potential life sentences simply for exercising their legally guaranteed rights. as a result, over these past five years, many people have called on carrie lam to step down, but actually is, ifear that, actually is, i fear that, really, actually is, ifear that, really, nothing will chan

i’ll was not worth carrying on. i'll brin: was not worth carrying on.l bring you all the latest updates and reactions on that story. police officers searching for 33—year old katie kenyon who went missing a week ago have found the body of a woman. the ministry of defence says russia has been forced to merge and redeploy some of its forces in ukraine, because of failed advances in the north—east of the country the government is taking urgent action to limit the amount of some hormone replacement therapy products women can access, to improve general supply. neil parish, the mp being investigated for allegedly watching pornography in the house of commons, has told the bbc he is going to resign. in an exclusive interview he says what he did was a �*moment of madness' and �*totally wrong'. mr parish is the mp for tiverton and honiton in devon. yesterday he insisted he would carry on as an mp while an investigation continued, but has now changed his mind. let's ta ke let's take a moment to watch a little bit of this interview carried out exclusively for bbc s

and this leads to them carrying too heavy a load. and it's also not easy to walk up hill with these heavy loads. carrying water over long distances is directly linked to the uterine issues. the women continue to work and during great pain and amazon upon the entire oh, oh bonnie, go into a body, i will i but she sent me, hulu. my god accolade it on. does that? who when the floods came, we had an observation post on the bridge chapel. he what he bought. it was to register how high the water fell, or rose in one hour. well, that's how we measured water levels in the affected area. there was a power cut that so we went to the bridge, the torches to check the water level, but he might, he will not let a nearby vieza had thought us a rain was heavier than we could have ever imagined. what i did him was somebody by anybody ah, if he did, he i, he was, the flooding was so powerful that the cato river flowed right through the town and inundated around 800 houses, multiple of both arctic r duty above body iow body. i think when the waters cam

will carry the day. day.— any vote happens, the government will carry the day. and we have also heard from — will carry the day. and we have also heard from the _ will carry the day. and we have also heard from the crossbench - will carry the day. and we have also heard from the crossbench peer- will carry the day. and we have also | heard from the crossbench peer lord hennessy, he described what we have been talking about is the most severe constitutional crisis involving the prime minister. do you agree with that and how has he come up agree with that and how has he come up with that assessment? weill. agree with that and how has he come up with that assessment?— up with that assessment? well, i think what lord _ up with that assessment? well, i think what lord hennessy - up with that assessment? well, i think what lord hennessy is - up with that assessment? well, i - think what lord hennessy is probably alluding to there is that this whole incident, eversince alluding to there is that this whole incid

they carry out the task of destroying military infrastructure facilities of the armed forces of ukraine, and the video first prepares the aircraft for a combat flight, then accelerates along the runway and already the shots taken in the sky strike with high-precision air missiles the crew had the task of destroying the accumulation of military equipment, and it is fully completed hit right on target , the ministry of defense reported. in total, over the night, our vks with high-precision air-launched missiles suppressed 13 strongholds of the unit ukrainian troops, as well as places of accumulation of manpower and military equipment of the armed forces. here are the data given by the official representative of the department igor kanash and the army aviation of the russian aerospace forces, strikes were carried out on 60 military facilities of ukraine in the areas of settlements, chervonnaya polyana and balakleya , two warehouses for storing warheads of tactical missiles, point u were also hit, three command posts of the ukrainian troops, and also 53 areas of concentration of manpower an

the protection of citizens of these settlements is carried out, most of them are placed with relatives those in need, organized functions of temporary accommodation in the regions. in bulgaria, hundreds of large enterprises will go bankrupt after the suspension of russian gas supplies, up to 80% of companies depend on them; local associations of energy consumers stressed that the government did not want to compensate for the increase in tariffs for money on expensive american liquefied gas. the business has no entrepreneurs said they did not know, i quote. what did sophia think when they refused to pay in rubles in moscow, and russian cosmonauts unfolded in orbit a copy of the banner of victory in the great patriotic war in open space or a picture. with matveev performs work on the preparation of the manipulator. the era for artemy is the fifth overboard of the iss for matvey the second matveev the second, they also fixed the cable that prevented her antennas from opening on the node module berth the first night rehearsal was held on red square in moscow of the victory parade, the tech

i carried them on the pasik. that's how they sit with machine guns knocking and shouting. the bus. we were told, take me back. bring pick up at the airport. there were a whole cloud of them, like a cockroach, young guys who strongly protested were taken to the airport. i just had one guy taken to the airport. he sat out there 2 months. he was beaten every day by a friend of andrey , who got there only because he helped people who wanted to leave the city captured by the nazis. they went in with the kids. in the presence of his family, they put a bag over his head and took him out. so i don't know how he survived. everything was lined lips. there lip, nose were broken legs. this one is blue, but it was also broken there, that a few ribs , just like i don’t know, his insides were stuck there. the bruises were everywhere on the back and everywhere, and they also threatened the families, they said, we know where you live. let's go and do what we want with them. these men in hospital beds are captured soldiers and officers of the armed forces. recently. they held weapons in the

everybody's carrying their wives in a different way.petition's name, anyone is free to carry anyone they like regardless of marital status, so long as they weigh more than 110 pounds. got to keep things fair. >> it looks like a strategy, if you put them upside down on your back this distributes their weight perfectly. this year's winner gets a chance to compete in the world wife carrying championships in finland in july. >> do i smell a "world news now" remote shoot? >> start your pitch. >>> we talk about pokemania. >> lines start up at grocery stores, sometimes they line up at 4:00 a.m. for a chance to get their hands on a package of highly-coveted pokemon bread. seven different varieties including creamy cheesecake, rich chocolate cake but with a random pokemon sticker in the package. >> so obviously it's now becoming a collectible, and many fans looking to collect all the stickers. got to catch 'em all. they are paying up to 60 times the snack's retail price to get their hands on the rarer stickers. they should lower the prices. it's

all of them appeared to have been carried out by individuals. no palestinian group claim to responsibility for any of them. it's understood that neither the palestinian leadership nor is where i wanted escalation right now in the longstanding conflict here. but as in the past, even when no one's interested in escalation, things can suddenly spiral out of control. perhaps, sooner rather than later for israeli prime minister, natalie bennett. he said he won't engage in peace talks with the palestinians. he's trying to hold together a fragile coalition, which is just lost its parliamentary majority, the pressure that sure to full on him to adopt tougher measures towards palestinians could now weaken and divide his government further. john homan al jazeera wester's them and live not too hot. abdul hamid in tel aviv honda. you're at the scene of the shooting. tell us about what it's like and what have been the reactions but certainly i think people are not surprised that such that that happen because this is the 4th attack in about 2 and a half weeks

so a different accounts, but i think it is the accounts of the atrocities that were allegedly carried out. his forces withdrew, leaving bodies in the streets, which really has outraged so much of ukraine. and we are seeing as well again, sions, of atrocities and evidence of atrocities emerging elsewhere. take us through that. that's right. i mean, as the russian forces have pulled back, ukrainian forces retaken a territory and they are starting to discover bodies, a makeshift graves and so on. some of the video that has emerged it's come from this town of heard pit nessie very close to butcher. it was in the north west of ki, if that saw most of the fighting. that was as far as the russian forces had advanced. and that's a scene, most of the most ferocious fighting over the past few weeks or so. and in the air pin, we have a seen video which is now being carried by the menus, agencies which shows a camera person being escorted around town from house to house. going through back alleys are seeing dead bodies more bodies in the backs of god. and so it does seem . 3 as though there will

the occupiers are carrying out filtering operations in the areas of the settlements of kiselivka anderson region in the tauri direction. significant changes in the polis and seversky directions not noted by our soldiers for the previous day, seven air targets were hit, an su-25 helicopter, a k-52 tbp la operational-tactical level helicopter, and two cruise missiles

you can carry water dro, 2050 meters. you can't get 500 meters every day. warden, so still to survive. well in springs are not on anybody's validate. it's springs that people use for drinking water in the hills. people don't use streams and unless we properly understand that and do something about of the hill life is going to be untenable in all across the mala. ah santana mino, a d d bob sanchez, my older sister santana malay alexi onto. she always used to help me with my homework. mm hm. sons, anatomy that we used to argue, don't i don't. if i didn't do my own work with some way than a lady, i love to know. she loved every one and she'd help her brothers and sisters with their school work. i don't know when they saw enough boiler from my she liked studying it out and taught her younger siblings and cousins and she looked after them just as out about it up what a minute they gave me they did here do they? she was diligence and everything she did. mm hm. oh boy, i know we had our financial problem, elliott, ala, we couldn

ah, hong kong leader carry lab amount. she will not seek a 2nd ton. her successor will be picked in may when the election for a new chief executive is due to take place. lamb presided over hong kong during massive anti government protests in 2019 a. we'll be talking to our porter in hong kong a little bit later in the program. more disturbing footage is emerging out of ukraine of the valence reportedly committed by russian troops. they withdrew from positions near the capital. a warning some of the following images are distressing. a mexican broadcaster has captured these scenes in error pin, which is on the outskirts of keith. it shows the dead bodies of what appeared to be civilians lying in houses, alleyways and fields. extensive damage has also been cause to building in the area . we'll have a similar scenes in the nearby town of boucher also close to keith ukraine as a cruised russia of carrying out a deliberate masika that harrowing footage of bodies in civilian clothing lying in the streets. a sparked outrage around the world. ukraine's governm

where powerful military actions are being carried out, this is in the slobojan direction and there is a threat of penetration into the territory of the region from the side of kharkiv, this is lozova through barvinkovo, this is directly from the donetsk direction, this is from zaporizhzhia, the national points of gulyaipole that's about it the general staff of ukraine also says and definitely this is the southern direction through the kherson region in the direction of the kryvorizho district, and to date it is through the kherson direction in the direction of the kryvorizhye region that probably the most frequent artillery attacks are taking place. er and accordingly artillery training scatters er mined territories scatter cluster munitions to delay the effects of these munitions and suffer mostly er mostly civilian objects suffer well for example today er as a result of artobstva damaged the civil infrastructure. you yourself said that it was a thermal power plant in the city of zelenodolsk and in mariinsky. it was an elevator, a powerful elevator, and along it. powerful infrastruct