from the very| busy champs-elysees, thank you busy champs—elysees, thank you so much, we do appreciateter said he would send extra forces and equipment to three cities which saw the worst of the rioting last night — marseille, lyon and grenoble, whose mayor, eric piolle, spoke to me earlier. thank you for being with us here. to begin with, tell us what has the situation been in your city the past few nights and what are you expecting? what are you preparing for tonight? what are you preparing for toniaht? n . , what are you preparing for toniaht? �* . . , ., what are you preparing for toniaht? �* ~ . , ., ., tonight? actually we had one niuht last tonight? actually we had one night last night _ tonight? actually we had one night last night which - tonight? actually we had one night last night which was - night last night which was really difficult. the first three nights after the death of this young man, nahel, on tuesday were 0k and this night for now, it's ok as well. tuesday were ok and this night for now, it's ok as well.- for now, it's ok as well. what did ou for now, it's ok as

the highlight of this day is the parade in the square 16 champs-elysées street, kebab, the presence ofthe french patrol unit, and it starts with the president of this country, the motorized armored military units of the naval air force, all participate in this ceremony, foreign , i think, every government of my country, iran, relations of the year with france, a foreign military unit also participates india participated this year, 240 indian soldiers attended the ceremony, indian prime minister narendra modi also attended the ceremony this year along with macron , and this ceremony coincided with the new round of protests in france. both the government has been involved in many crises for months . the crisis started with the pension reform. people came to the streets many times and went on strike. the french authorities held a pot roast concert at the ceremony. it was gathered that we border with a 17-year-old teenager who was shot dead by the police. 27 and again, the police brutality protests were killed, the box was very bad and the riots were too many and the government was afraid

let's start where i am which is in central paris, the champs—elysees.a huge police presence here. you can hear the sound of beeping horns. there are offices everywhere you look. you can see over there in the distance, police officers, there are police officers, there are police vans as well. 0ver police officers, there are police vans as well. over in the horizon there, you can't see, blue flashing lights that go all the way down this road. and earlier in the day when we were here, this place was packed with tourists, people having copies out on the street and now actually we can just move the camera down there, you can see more officers now arriving in their riot helmets. they're all going down one of the side streets up here. there has been a lot of police activity on the side streets of here in the champs—elysees. and on the other side there, more police vans. this is a massive security operation that goes well beyond this part of paris, across france. the government has deployed more than 16,000 police officers denied, that is the same as the number

macron visited the armed forces , there were protesters on the champs-elysées street, and they went toome him by disbanding and using the army. it is possible that this tomorrow too, these events will take place on the champs-elysées street, where the celebration will take place, and there will be strong protests. what is the forecast, as experts have said, in general, if these insecurities and these protests, which have been suppressed, are controlled, there will be a fire under the ashes . the basic way of giving milk is to open it it will become evil and probably in the coming days and nights, he told you again , the spokesman of the chinese foreign ministry said that nato still has the mentality of the cold war era, and he added that more than 30 years have passed since the end of the cold war era, but nato and the product of that era

he entered the champs-elysées and the best jobs in the place. his wife resigned .thank you and we also have wealth in hadi programs. what difference did we have from last year? i would like to introduce that in the middle of the 21st century, we are observing a certain atmosphere regarding another imperialist who is in decline, and in fact , in a way, we are observing this country of france, which is approaching the day of nationalization, as a social gap has formed over the years. and apparently, the statesmen with their unintelligent management are trying to install this space with the arabs and somehow solve the problem temporarily, but in the end, this crisis is caused by the expansion and social divide in the society, which includes various factors. they were relatively successful, but they think that this crisis will continue find and the country of france is facing a serious challenge. i believe that liberal democracy in france is trembling and if the statesmen do not act intelligently , it will definitely be in trouble. we mentioned that we are on the frenc

as you can see and hear, there is a huge police presence here on the champs—elysees.be seeing lots of tourists along this stretch of central paris. there is heavy traffic here but really, just police everywhere. we have heard lots of police vans go pass, police motorbikes out of vision as well. we can move the camera, you can see them there. this is really a massive, massive police presence, in anticipation of another night of unrest. we had earlierfrom the police in paris that they had made 37 arrests for people who were carrying a weapon and they said that they had arrested those people after 375 searches. police in paris saying they made 37 arrests today for people caught carrying a weapon. as has been the case in the last couple of nights, all trams and buses have stopped in paris and the idea has been to try and contain what we have seenin been to try and contain what we have seen in previous nights. we heard from the country's interior minister earlier as well. he was saying there was going to be a massive police operation across the country. last night it was a

there's been a lot of police activity on the side streets off here at the champs—elysees.other side there, more police vans. i mean, this is a massive security operation that goes france's interior minister said he would send extra forces and equipment to three cities which saw the worst of the rioting last night — marseille, lyon and grenobleearlier i spoke to the mayor of grenoble, eric piolle. the a short—term thing is that i ask for more security forces for this evening, so to one of the ministers that i know quite well so we got some more for this night. but the framework we are in is really the difficult thing meaning that in the last 20 years in france, i do think that various governments that went through lost control on what is asked to the police. so the framework which is the basic things we ask of police to do is not the correct one and we lost this connection between police and population, they are not seen any more as public service, asking for peace and managing the peace, but for confrontation with the youth especially in popular neighbourhoods. we will be

in front of my eyes, the police stop the car on the champs-elysees, uh, with four representatives ofhe arab nationality , stilettos, breaking their faces on the asphalt, wringing their hands and packing them normally, therefore, everything is fine with them there. maybe they have soft laws there, but they apply them hard. look how they disperse right here they hold a woman by the hair and puff and right into forest with stella's gas, we still cannot whitewash the fact that the french are not. we want a surge in the work of forces from abroad. how do you see a situation in which such migration policies can be balanced and adequate? what can be done to avoid future unrest is very simple the economy and the economy can work perfectly without a million people from abroad who are underskilled. we have millions of qualified french people and it is necessary to change the whole model of society radically. migration is the main an obstacle to economic development. this can lead to the destruction of the economy. now the automation of technology and various studies can allow us to adapt to th

there's been a lot of police activity on the side streets off here at the champs—elysees.the other side there, more police vans. i mean, this is a massive security operation that goes france's interior minister said he would send extra forces and equipment to three cities which saw the worst of the rioting last night — marseille, lyon and grenoble — whose mayor eric piolle spoke to me earlier. thank you for being with us here on bbc news. just to begin with, tell us what has the situation been in your city the past few and what are you expecting? what are you preparing for tonight? actually we had one — preparing for tonight? actually we had one night— preparing for tonight? actually we had one night last - preparing for tonight? actually we had one night last night - we had one night last night which was really difficult. the death of a young man, nahel. 0n death of a young man, nahel. on tuesday we are ok and that for now is ok as well.— tuesday we are ok and that for now is ok as well. what did you see last night? _ now is ok as well. what did you see last night? i _ no

we were at the champs—elysees, a popular tourist street but at night there were just police officerstalk on social media that protesters would gather at the champs—elysees but it felt like the officers overpowered them. there were not the tensions there that people thought there might be. but let�*s not forget this isn�*t a protest movement confined to the capital paris. and so last night we did see very violent clashes in the south of the country, for example, in marseille where police and protesters clashed and tear gas was fired into the crowds to disperse them. it is still very much a situation that is on edge. there is talk that we will hear from, maybe not hear from the president, talk that we will hear from, maybe not hearfrom the president, but that he is having more crisis talks later today. we are expecting to hear from the police late this evening as well. some people have been calling for a state of emergency to be imposed to contain the ongoing violence. 0ne emergency to be imposed to contain the ongoing violence. one of the people who has been making those calls happens

that's how they tried to gather a crowd on the champs-elysées, well , the police met the hooligans , blocked the store, to avoid pogroms, the tense situation today was in marseille where the police used tear gas, as well as nice and strasbourg. the first direct flight from russia to cuba after the resumption of regular flights landed in a varadera, it was carried out by the rossiya airline , which leaves the aeroflot group from moscow's sheremetyevo airport to the popular cuban resort, lasted a little more than 13 hours, as representatives of our air carrier said, the demand for tickets is high while flying to cuba. this is twice a week on thursdays and saturdays. and from september, the flight program promises to expand by adding one more flight. graduates were walking in moscow today , a school-wide holiday in gorky park continued until the very morning, the first steps of their already adult life. the guys made the red carpet, according to tradition, the musical accompaniment themselves chose 60 artists on the pele stage, and the adult tried to do everything to arrange an unforget

things were definitely calmer, we were at the champs—elysees last night.ere because protesters on social media said they were going to gather there. in fact instead we saw dozens and dozens of police officers and an absolutely massive police presence, which in a way i think i kept many of the protesters away from that particular area. but across the country it was still a night of tension, as my colleague sofia bettiza reports. another night of unrest in france. tens of thousands of police were out in force, ready for a fifth night of riots. the worst of the violence was in marseille. police fought street battles with young people. the riots began after a police officer shot dead a 17—year—old of algerian descent called nahel. translation: the person who was killed was a child| and that is why more minors are coming into the movement because what is going on is unfair. "imagine if that had happened to my brother," she says. "i mean, we are not safe here. "we should be safe with the police but we are scared of them." this is paris, the iconic champs—elysees

we were on the champs—elysees yesterday during the day broadcasting. normally be on a summer saturday, very busy and full of tourists but as night fell we saw a huge police presence there after reports on social media that protesters were being called to gather in that area. so a massive, massive police presence. i've never seen anything like it in such a central part of paris. and then of course it did have the effect the police wanted because they were not major clashes in that central part of paris. so it's mixed, really. things really do seem to come alive in the very early hours of the morning around 3am, aam in the morning, and it's hard to predict where the hotspots will be. as we saw in sophia's report we have seen intense violence in the south, in marseille, there have also been problems in lille. in nanterre it wasn't as bad as the previous few nights. i think at the end of the day, though, the real challenge for the authorities is to try and figure out what they can do to stop this. we are looking at another night of violence. it is unclear

[000:00:00;00] if there are strong protests on champs-elysées street, the place of the national celebration and in other places, what is the prediction, as he said, but according to the opinion of experts, in general, if these insecurities and these protests, which have been suppressed, are controlled, it will be one of the fires under the ashes. there is one that, if he does not respond in a principled way, that he will be hit with flames and thanks, we can personally probably meet again in the coming days and nights, he said, "let's read, don't say." the chinese foreign ministry said that nato still has the mentality of the cold war era, adding that more than 30 years have passed since the end of the cold war, but nato the product of that era still has the previous mentality. the spokesman of the chinese foreign ministry said that nato pretends to be a regional organization, but it has exceeded the geographical limits set in the agreement and has specified its expansion towards east asia . palestinian fighters attacked nablus with zionist forces. countering and shooting at the vehicles of

occasion of bastille day - this is the main national holiday , parade columns arrive along the champs-elysées then the head of state appears. for a long time, a black streak, mass riots blazed, all over the country after the murder of policemen of eighteen-year-old teenagers in large cities, real chaos reigned. and, of course, france is still bubbling over the raising of the retirement age. millions of people take part in actions that regularly outgrow. and in britain , the health care system is bursting at the seams with a new strike of doctors of interns, the longest in the history of strange young doctors refused to go to work, at least 5 days of demand to raise wages by a third of the prime minister bags, said the authorities will not make concessions, meanwhile, an anti-record has been broken in the country's hospitals with 7.5 million people on the waiting list for treatment , the ndbandon newspaper reports . oncological diseases all because of the lack of medical staff. and during this strike there will be interruptions in the work of ambulance crews. and on the other side of the atlan

macron from the armed forces were present on the champs elysees street and they welcomed him by solving and using the army . if the total is controlled these insecurities and these protests that have been suppressed are a fire under the ashes that will flare up again if given milk in a principled way . nato still has the mentality of the cold war era, and he added that more than 30 years have passed since the end of the cold war era, but the nato product of that era still has the previous mentality. in his agreement, he has gone beyond and expanded himself towards east asia he stated that the palestinian fighters countered the attack of the zionist forces on nablus and prevented the occupying forces from advancing by shooting at the vehicles of the occupying forces . the house of a palestinian caught fire. the united nations and the world health organization warned about 30% of the world's population and announced that 2 billion and 600 million people experienced moderate or severe food poisoning in 2002. about 70 and there are 80 million people in the world and they suffer from malnutr

we're and the champs elysees, that main shopping thoroughfare in paris.any police vehicles lined up. we'll take a walk through and get a look at the rest of the cham champs elysees. there's a lot of tourists and people have come to enjoy the rest of the evening. look at what happened yesterday. 171 fires across the country. the day before, 2,500. the day before 3,900. if last night was a pivot, the question for the security forces for the government is that number going to continue trending down? and take a look over here. look, there's a lot of police officers out here. they're moving around the city, not in those heavily marked police vehicles but in those small little sedan cars you see right there and we'll spin around a little more. we'll step out of the way. you can see down there, this is how the super fast wyatt cops get around the city. there are motor bikes, the riot cops sit on the back, they zoom around the city and they're already doing that this evening. we've seen them moving around in numbers. they move around in packs of about 20 and they

there's a heavy police presence, police vans driving up the champs-ÉlysÉes now.olice presence in the center of paris tonight, because there's a concern the violence that's been going on in the suburbs could come into the city center tonight. where the government seems to have its biggest concern is getting control of the riots in the central city of lyon and marseilles in the south. the interior minister was speaking on television here in the last hour. he said that it's going to deploy more elite counterriot police to those two cities because they feel they need to strengthen their presence in those areas. remembering two police officers were shot and injured in the town of lyon. it's kind of unusual to have that kind of gun violence on the streets in france. the concern tonight, does the violence continue decreasing, as it did from thursday into friday? does it continue on a decline, or is there a big spike and does it reach the center of the city here? that's what's worrying the government at the moment. president macron is due to make a trip to germany on mon

killing of a young man of algerian origin by a policeman involved a youth of seven migrants the champs elysees has long been concerned about the inability to integrate immigrants from arab countries into modern society , the uk is also facing similar problems , but for now london is still more busy with how to stop the influx of illegal immigrants into kingdom, government, bitch, came up with the idea of ​​sending illegal migrants back to their countries have already agreed with rwanda. even signed the papers, but the decision is challenged in the court of appeal if fallbacks on downing street were sorted out or because of herzen more than half of britons according to opinion polls did not even think the government. rishi sunnaka will be able to send refugees from britain to the migration center in rwanda, and the streets were shouting about it back in winter. let's say clearly, we are refugees here, we are waiting passionately did not believe the riche and in the department of themis the court of appeal declared that rwanda cannot be considered a safe third country while the asylum request is

but the intensity of the clashes i see it has decreased the rally was called last night in the champs-Élyséesn paris, but it has been two nights that the police have completely taken over that area, so that even journalists can report freely from there, and sometimes their work is paid attention . you said that last night there was a change compared to other nights , to some extent the violence was less, of course, in cities like march 32 , these conflicts are still going on. the discussion of the mafia and drug traffickers, most of whom are armed, are present, and these groups enter the street and now ask them to use weapons, because these very dangerous text messages will be sent from him . on the other hand, the emergency of the french government was held yesterday it was announced once again that the police forces and the security forces of the anti-riot forces should be increased in the cities, considering that this was my wish, and yet 45 thousand anti-riot police forces were present in different cities, and the most important thing is to use the experience. and there are military armor

about acids and bases, but now this is the neighborhood area it is the 8th of paris near the champs-elyséeshas almost calmed down, and of course there is a fire under the ashes. today, after about 20 days after these disturbances, he went to the south of france and announced that the police and forces should be on maximum alert, that's why these nights too. considering that it has not been done to some extent, but 45,000 anti-riot police are stationed in all french cities with equipment and armored vehicles, which is almost an unprecedented competition , and this process is expected to continue until the 14th of july, that is, until the next week. this process will continue because 14 on the observation we are holding a parade of the french armed forces in kur square, and this day is the occasion of the french national day, but it is very important to you , so i will be at the peak of preparation so that i can answer a very short final question. please answer the internet situation. they said that we don't have access to toyota, has access returned to the spring of restrictions and responsi

champs—elysees . says it would give teachers in england £2,400 to stop them leaving the profession when the party's promising £50 million a year to prevent what it calls an exodus funded by ending tax breaks for private schools, nearly 1 in 5 teachers who qualified in 2020 have since quit . the shadow education quit. the shadow education secretary, bridget phillipson, says the problem must be addressed. but says the problem must be addressed . but for our new addressed. but for our new teaehere— addressed. but for our new teaehere .— addressed. but for our new teachers , when— 333 3 but for our new teachers , when they've completed teachers, when they've completed tnetr— teachers, when they've completed thetr eatv— teachers, when they've completed their early career— teachers, when they've completed their early career framework, vnen— their early career framework, when they— their early career framework, when they finish— their early career framework, when they finish those two veae— when they finish

where in paris is the acid and the youth restaurant in the 8th arrondissement of paris near the champs-elysées it has almost calmed down and of course the fire is under the ashes. mr. mashhoun went to the south of france today after about 20 days after them and announced that the police and forces should be prepared and ready as much as possible, that's why even these nights, even though it has not happened to some extent, but 45,000 anti-riot police are stationed in all french cities with equipment and armored vehicles, which is almost an unprecedented competition, and this process continues like this. it is heard that it is supposed to be until the 14th of july, which means until one this process should continue next week, because on the 14th we are going to observe the parade of the french armed forces in cor square, and this day is the occasion of the french national day, but it is very important for them , so i will be at the peak of preparation so that i can ask a very short final question, please. the answer to this is how is the internet situation? they talked to you for a few days and

there were calls in social networks to go to paris champs elysees, expensive boutiques are barricadedcovered with police cars and wooden shields. 45,000 guards. order of the special forces, the gendarmerie put on night duty it is hot season fashion trends from the united states bm practices taking advantage of the chaos and lawlessness of the youth throwing shopping malls shops breaking through the walls with cars. the reason was the murder of seventeen-year-old nail. during the check of documents, as one of the passengers who was inside, the policeman immediately began to aim and threaten in the american manner. then hit three times butt driver. after that, he automatically released the brake, and the car rolled , a shot rang out, a bullet pierced the chest. the guy died through and through. confirmation of everything that the french are dissatisfied with, the police are launched and sharpening gas against a peaceful demonstration, the head of the ministry of internal affairs assures that everything is under control, but the building collapsed after a nightly pogrom in installations.

there is less violence here on the central street, the champ-elysees. there has been less violence, less cat and mouse, less police racing around on motor bikes and less police racing around in police vans with sirens blaring. it seems to be so. from what we're hearing across the rest of the country, there is still some trouble in other area, but not at previous levels. last night was a real test to see if there would be a pivot downwards. is the trend going to continue tonight? it seems to be so at the moment. 871 fires across the country in the previous 24-hour period through saturday into sunday. that's a good metric to look at. because if you look at the previous night, it was 2560. the previous night, 3880 fires. so you can see that trend down. the same with the arrest, the number of detentions were down last night. the number of police getting home was down. the number of government officials getting damaged was down. but what we've heard from government officials, we've heard this from the prime minister today who went out to meet with that mayor

presence in the streets, i can't even have news in france right now because, for example , the champs-elysees police had drowned an international reporter. riots have decreased, how many people are arrested every night, a condition that is institutionalized in society, that is, a structural gap, when it is created in society, it spawns in france and england and in any other country, if the cause is not found, it is not diagnosed and solved, naturally, the fire is under the ashes . england is in the same situation now minorities or non-natives such as indians and now they are almost turning the british government because because their descent is native, the number of indian immigrants in this country is too high in france, it says about the problems and problems it has created a structural gap in the society. sociologists say that something is unequal. it's not a breakup, france. let's assume that it will be fine. what are the effects and consequences of this repression? in your opinion , what analysis do you have of the main causes of these events and why the situation seems to be different f

france went to the champs-elysées in the center of paris to prevent the formation of a social protestin this area . field reports from marseille are also anecdotes . who is the entry of the restrictive measures of the french police ? at the same time , the french ministry of interior announced the deployment of about 45,000 police and anti-riot forces to contain the protests in different regions of the country. the french police and security forces arrested more than 1,300 people in different regions of france. in the continuation of the clashes in france that started last tuesday, the police arrested a 9-year-old boy. handcuffing children under 13 years old is also a common practice in france. the arrest of a teenager in the city against the opinion of the media in this picture, the police officer puts his knee on the face of this teenager and handcuffs him. protests in france over the killing of a 17-year-old teenager by the police of this country continue after five consecutive nights from the provinces of france . including paris, there is a curfew, the french president has announ

at a delicate time for the president, who was booed by some of the public as he drove down the champs-elyseese. comes shortly after new delhi deepened defense ties between the countries. as best deal date comes to a close, the final celebration with fireworks in paris. a rocket from india has blasted off for the moon on a mission to be the first to land near the little explored south pole. it is due to reach the moon around august 23. if successful, india will be the fourth country to achieve a soft landing on the moon after the u.s., the soviet union and china. the bbc sent us this report from the launch site. >> there is still a lot of excitement and energy here. we have seen a handful of people, among the thousands who gathered here, to witness the launch of the third mission to the moon. this is just outside the space center. people are here trying to take selfies and photographs outside the rocket models. this excitement is what it is all about. india is hoping they will be able to successfully make a soft landing on the south pole of the lunar surface. four years ago, the same mission r

well, the one that brought down france for a second in 44 days in 1940 and marched along the champs-elysées naturally, it was a shock for the germans, the allies of germany began to think how to jump off. from this train that goes into the abyss how to get out of this world massacre with small losses at this moment on these very major problems overlapped problems inside the wehrmacht disappeared. the soldier's faith, the correctness , the correct and adequate orders of command at all levels, hitler threw on this operation and almost all of his reserves. the task of cutting off this ledge of the north and south was waiting for this, and at our headquarters they built dugouts , anti-tank carp trenches created minefields, that is, again, it can be compared that the number of mines that was then delivered to the kursk bulge is comparable. uh, for example, with the same thing, here we are strengthening its defenses today against frontline words. and here is the number of trench trenches that were then dug for the fodder of the battle, if they are folded into one line. this is approximately the d

according to their data, the day before, activists on social networks urged people to come out on champs elyseesn paris however, the rally turned out to be not numerous there were no clashes with the police in the ile de france region, which includes about 20 people from the capital, the protesters, despite the weakening of the demonstration, the authorities of several cities in the capital region extended the curfew, the president of the country extended the hour for a couple of days emmanuel macron visited a police station in paris last night, according to local newspapers. this is the first public appearance of the head, the fifth of the republic since the beginning of the riots , he is expected to meet with the mayors today cities. however, not all of them are ready to come to the elysee palace, the head of the commune in northern france said that instead of hosting receptions, the leader of the country should restore order. after all, people are waiting for specific actions, not a quote. the rants of the first mass pogroms in the fifth republic were estimated to have imprisoned at least 120

bashkortostan take control of the unrest situation the day before emitted calls to go to the champs elyseesly was not numerous there were no clashes with the police, despite the weakening of the demonstration, the authorities of several cities in the capital region extended the curfew yet president emmanuel macron visited a police station in paris last night for a couple of days, according to local newspapers. this is the first public release of chapter five republic first riots according to preliminary estimates of damage from week-long pogroms. exceeded one billion euros. next , see the program of emergency with us marat compartments. egor the customer, well, to be more precise, the customer, the murder was detained in krasnodar, lyudmila has been pockmarked for the ninth dozen, and the pensioner should be eliminated. i decided to find the authorized killer on the internet and did not spare a million rubles as a fee, what was found during the search with an elderly lady, did the killer fulfill the order and why did the police not please lyudmila ryabykh, we will tell you in a few minutes

the parade in honor of the bastille day it happened when the president of france came along the champs elysees much, these shots say a lot. well, the polls reflect the fact that the french are dissatisfied with the authorities , as it seemed to the public opinion survey conducted for the publication figaro 78% of the inhabitants. the fifth republic believe that the macron has not achieved its intended goals. the seventh stage of the international rally-marathon silk way ended in the volgograd region , a serious struggle flared up in the truck class, the winner was the crew of the russian team kamaz-master under the control of eduard nikolaev, the belarusians came second. well , another kamaz crew , master under the control of dmitry sotnikov, rounded out the top three, a report by stas the seventh stage of the silk way international rally marathon, the stretching over 430 km for the entire race and can become decisive in the tense struggle of the truck standings, but the backdrop for it is the beautiful nature of the volga region ten-ton racing trucks gracefully maneuver along the chalk hills,

paris, the fire pretended to be on the champs-elysées, and in the case, the protesters tried to breakore of catholic literature . the son of the president of the united states , hunter biden , was in the white house shortly before the drug was discovered there. now investigators are investigating how the prohibited powder got into the territory of one of the most protected objects in the world, and in social networks ironically on the internet hundreds of memes in them smuggling in the role, mafia and truck dealer. the president's son carries all his things with him. hunter. he just mixed up the building and drove to his dad's place of work, as to his home, and that's how the americans comment on the news. now the news of alexander's economy in january-may , russia's gdp added six tenths of a percent, as the government said. and what result is expected at the end of the year tatyana more than two percent growth details, now i will tell you. the russian economy continues to confidently to recover despite the sanctions and the dynamics turned out to be better than expected , vladimir pu

procure raw materials, beautifully, called cargo quite a lot with a word, a decisive throw from the champs elysees was fully justified. now to us. i'm here guests from moscow from st. petersburg from pskov itself even from belarus last weekend. we had 40 people here. one moment of landing from the tver region. in general , 90 guests were served that day. we invest both our soul and time here and we want the pskov snail to become known to the whole world, just like the pskov region in its snail. since i am a pskovian , although not by birth, they have lived here almost all my life. i do not apply this city to any other, because, firstly, i really like living here. i love this city. and secondly, i found myself here and it feels like i'm right here. i'm needed here. i can do something here, and this growing feeling that i can do something here and i can really do something for people for the city. he is very supportive of a happy person, one who goes through life and is not afraid to do something new. yes, we started production in a difficult time of covid, and everything else. yes, i'm really happy

materials, the beautiful, called from cargo quite a lot of words , a decisive throw from the champs elysees into the swellings was fully justified. now we have this guest from moscow, not from st. petersburg, from samara, even from belarus. in the past , we alone had 40 people here. at the time of landing from the tver region, but in general for this day served 90 guests. we invest our soul and time here and we want the pskov snail to become known to the whole world as the iskovskaya region of its snail. although not by birth, they live here almost all their lives. i would not trade this city for any other, because, firstly, i really like living here. i love this city and secondly, i found myself here and it feels like i'm here in the right place. i'm needed here. i can do something here, and this growing feeling that i can do something here and i can really do something for the people for the city. he is very supportive of a happy person, one who goes through life and is not afraid to do something new. yes, we started production in a difficult time covid and everything else, really happy.

next year, the parade promises to be special, it will not take place on the champs-elysées and for theith military equipment, athletes will carry the olympic flame, france is preparing to host the summer international games. is it true none of the politicians can now say in what geopolitical context it will be and what the situation will be in the country itself anastasia popova la bernadsky denis sokolov lead paris france 10 naval aviation warships almost a thousand nato troops began training off the coast of romania , the poseidon maneuver scenario is not published, but in the romanian ministry of defense they made it clear that the military would work out potential situations with a large number of victims, certain conclusions can be drawn from the composition of the participants in the exercise area in the west of chyorny sea, nato divers, sappers arrived, and deep-sea drones were also delivered there. it is possible that the task of the poseidon maneuvers will also be to work out the undermining of underwater infrastructure. at this moment , sergei lavrov is being met in thailand.

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burned several buildings in the center of paris on fire spread to the champs-elysées, you know, the protestersd to break into the entrepreneurs' shop of catholic literature. now they are counting the losses in hospitals, dozens of wounded, many of them and flight policemen. the son of the president of the united states , hunter biden, was in the white house shortly before the drug was discovered there . now investigators are figuring out how the prohibited powder got into the territory of one of the most protected objects in the world, and hundreds of memes of a hunterbiden in the role of a mafia and a drug dealer are mocking on the internet in social networks. the president's son carries all his things with him. hunter, he just mixed up the building. and drove to dad's work, as to his home. this is how americans comment on the news. now i fight natural fires. they have now managed to put out almost 60 more outbreaks in 12 regions of russia at once. this is the data of the aviation security, about a hundred fires were recorded. in yakutia, another fifty in the magadan region 10 in the khabarov

the police have just fired tear gas at the rioters on the champs—elysees, which is a tourist hotspot,n see, there's riot police everywhere around. this is not the face of france that emmanuel macron wants you to see. but mobile phones are everywhere — social media helping spread the rage and deepen divisions. a burning car was used to attack this home of a local mayor last night. his wife and young child were injured trying to escape. most of the rioters are teenagers from french north african communities, like nahel, the 17—year—old whose killing on tuesday by a policeman sparked nationwide protests. but nahel�*s family told us they want to be very clear. translation: we never called for hate or riots or violence. . this is not in nahel�*s name. all we want is the police officer to be brought tojustice for nahel�*s execution. with tensions running so high, this family member asked us to hide her identity. nahel�*s death has reopened long existing wounds in france, with accusations, supported by the un, though denied by france's powerful police unions, of institutional racism. assa's

parts of paris, probably in central paris where the reputational damage of perhaps rioting on the champs—elyseescron to handle at the stage. he is actually visiting a senior police officer to show support but apart from that things are relatively quiet, sissy we drove around nanterre behind me just a few minutes ago and very few people on the streets. some of the rioting has started later in the night but i think it is possible that a corner has been turned. it's also interesting that crowdfunding for the police officer who killed nahel managing to get more than $1 million that really goes to show how divided the country is. that gofundme page was set up quite soon after this incident broke out. it has reach as you say more than 1.1 billion euros in the tag line that goes with the appeal on that gofundme page says, this was an officerjust doing hisjob. worth pointing out though that police here have quite controversial operating methods which involve the use of, potentially, firearms is to stop a vehicle getting away or a suspect getting away, one of the big demands for the rioters such as there

euphoria in the crowd, thunder, explosions, calls appeared on social networks to go to paris champs elysees, barricade, expensive boutiques are closed with police cars and wooden shields. 45,000 guards. order special forces, the gendarmerie put on night duty. it gets hot. novelty of the season fashion trends from the united states bm practices taking advantage of chaos and lawlessness, young people smash shopping centers stores break through walls with cars for the same, they use trucks, then take out everything that they can carry away and finally set fire to interim figures of damage from the ministry of economy first pogroms looted 10 shopping centers 200 supermarket chains. of these, 15 burned 250 cigarette kiosks in 250 bank branches. jewelry stores, clothing stores , motorcycle sales centers openly film their deeds on mobile phones, without hiding the fact that they robbed the wrong people. this shampoo found you panties breaking tactics does not change over the years, like his age of hooligans. basically. these are teenagers, however, this time there are many very young ones who have

parade, in honor of bastille day , this happened when the president of france came along the champs-elyséesot, these shots. discontent french government policy and reflect polls, as shown by a public opinion survey conducted for the edition of figaro 78% of the inhabitants of the fifth republic believe that immunoel macron did not achieve its goals. shavkat mirziyoyev took the oath and took office as president of uzbekistan , the inauguration ceremony was held in tashkent in the building of the senate of the upper house of the parliament , i remind you, mirziyoyev. won me the next election, which took place on july 9 after the renewal of the constitution in his speech. today. he promised to lead an effective domestic foreign policy, despite the difficult situation in the world. three ministers immediately resigned. this is the head of the ministry of internal affairs bannaya revenko, the minister of education science and anatoly topaly and the minister of infrastructure and regional development lilia do bizha, the head of government darian thanked for the work and said that tomorrow they wo

there's been a lot of police activity on the side streets off here at the champs—elysees.the other side there, more police vans. i mean, this is a massive security operation that goes well beyond this part of paris, across france. and the government says it's deployed some 16,000 police officers tonight, that's the same as the number they deployed last night, eric piolle is the mayor of grenoble. he explained more about the unrest in his city and attitudes toward the police. the police is first a corporation and really, unions, they are away from where they should be. it is as well a stage tool to maintain peace within the community. it is a swell a tool to maintain order but in the last 20 years corporations with unions dictating their rules and maintaining the orders but not in the right way because we saw a number of problems are increasing, actually. so, we should step back a little bit and have discussions about what we should ask the police for. that is really critical. dealing as well with discrimination for a lot of people in france. all, non—white people, i would

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competitor to cross the 11 stage finish line the tour continues on and will finish in front of the champ-elyseeshe sky as france celebrated bastille day with the massive parade there over the weekend the grand parade included 6500 people marching, 94 planes, 200 horses, and more than 100,000 people and police deployed around the country india was the guest of honor this year with prime minister narendra modi watching alongside french president emmanuel macron as france commemorated the day that marked the start of the french revolution. >>> and finally, take a look at this a small crowd gathering in kyiv, ukraine as a musician performed in the city square the moment of peace captured people coming together nearly a month after a russian air strike shook the city these powerful images giving us a remind other then monday morning of the importance of seeing the human impact that the biggest stories will have on people all over the world. and again, that whole picture, what is it the picture tells a thousand words. that's if i can say it >> just like this here too celebrations, especially for this

it's been marked with the annual military parade along the champs—elysees, ending with a flypast ledp with fireworks for people to admire as the celebrations came to an end. stay with us right here on bbc news. hello there. i think it's fair to say that the weather doesn't look and feel much like summer at the moment. these were some pictures taken on friday. it was particularly windy in the south—west of england and we actually had more rain in cornwall on friday than fell during the whole of last month, and we had rain far and wide across the uk as well. that rain has been working its way northwards on that weather front there, which is wrapped around an area of low pressure, and that will dominate the weather through the rest of the weekend. now, the rain, by saturday morning, is in the far north of scotland. temperatures 12—14 degrees. some showers already arriving and we'll see more of those as the winds pick up, particularly across england and wales, with the strongest of the winds in the south. a0 mph gusts, quite widely, maybe a bit stronger, especially around some coastal ar