it leads to charles de gaulle airport, the main airport of paris.sting farmers decided to resort to operation snail, that is, to slow down the road. seven federal highways to put pressure on the economy and government. protesters are also targeting france's second-largest city lyon. roads on the outskirts of the city were also blocked last week. today, the protesters went even further and announced that the city was under siege. the protest movement mobilized about 55,000 farmers blocking the highway building. the government wants to avoid a complete blockade of the capital or far-right forces taking advantage of the crisis ahead of european elections in june. everything is just beginning, now in america, texas has not obeyed biden’s ultimatum and is ready to clash with the us army. state governor greg abort activated the so-called first article of the us constitution. which allows martial law to be declared and acts without regard for federal authorities, the governor considers the influx of migrants an invasion of his state, personally blames bide

i think you are near charles de gaulle airport. what has been happening there? ineill., ou can see what has been happening there? well, you can see the — what has been happening there? well, you can see the line _ what has been happening there? well, you can see the line of _ what has been happening there? vii you can see the line of tractors behind me which is blocking one of the main motorways into paris, near charles de gaulle airport. we were driving along with one man who is here with his son—in—law, who has been driving a tractor. his son—in—law has horse stables not too far from son—in—law has horse stables not too farfrom here. and the man we were speaking to was saying that things are just impossible for farmers here in france, he said it is very hard for them to compete with other countries in the european union which have lower standards. he was complaining about the low cost of food and the challenge as well that the green agenda is posing for production. and he said you have the ridiculous situation in his view that you had products that were being sold in

on january 8, 1959 , charles de gaulle became president of france. during world war ii, the general was a symbol of the french resistance. after the war , the communists and socialists gained a majority in the french parliament. their view of the form of government in a republic contradicted the views of degol. he was a supporter of strong presidential power. after the next ones. africa, he was elected prime minister, and a year later president of the country. in foreign policy , he spoke out sharply against the united states, and under him france left the nato military organization. and the headquarters of the alliance was hastily moved from paris to brussels. he maintained special relations with germany and the ussr. degaul's visit to western germany in sixty-two. year became a shock to the world, then germany was openly supported by a man who fought against her in two wars. this was a significant step in the reconciliation of countries. pridygol returned to france general president elections. by the end of the sixties, amid economic difficulties,

aircraft carriers there is, one for france, two, two for great britain, in my opinion, that means charles de gaullern mediterranean sea, then left, as for bet and the prince of ulensk. it’s not something to get into so that some houthi doesn’t end up in ovzenkhaur, to put it simply , well, yes, they left afghanistan so that they could deal with ukraine, yes, they are now redistributing forces, they have already stated that they, apparently, will leave from syria, apparently, they will leave iraq, absolutely. with our economy, they will understand that they will face the world majority, because if behind our 150 million there are one and a half billion chinese, this is completely different, no, now they, now... are the center of decision-making, then there are three of them: national states, the european commission, the european council, yes, and nato, monsk, in short, that’s why there are three centers here and in each of the centers they assess the situation that exists differently, but the americans understand well that we don’t have 150 million, we have 4,500 warheads.” for the united states , a

going to bristol, an easy one, hop but a over the river seven for 30 minutes on diverted to charles de gaulle 0f minutes on diverted to charles de gaulle airport in paris. of course for a domestic flight you do not need a passport and loads of passengers on it spent the night at the terminal, they are not allowed into france without identification, some of them had their passports, the eu and national id cards they could get to a hotel but the rest of them were waiting there until somebody could take them across to bristol or edinburgh and we have loads of cancellations today. worst hit is heathrow, lots of early flights to places like frankfurt, amsterdam, istanbul, halifax and canada cancelled because the planes could not get it yesterday and british airways has 22 cancellations in and out of heathrow today and on top of that, 16 cancellations at london city airport which had a dreadful time yesterday. most of the other airports looking 0k apart from the scottish ones. lots of problems yesterday, edinburgh and glasgow, the odd cancellation and if you are flying on loganair, the alliances a

from here , charles de gaulle international airport is just a few hundred meters away. convoy of tractors stopped on the highway and began to block the air harbor, at least. while they are waiting for new announcements from prime minister gabriel attal, they will decide later. the prime minister's keynote speech in the national assembly is france's development strategy for the next few years. the youngest head of government in the country's history and the first openly gay man in this position admitted problems with farmers, but still found something to be proud of. to be french in 24 means to live in a country whose honor is to fight for the stability of the world, for justice and peace. spain anastasia popovnadsky, news, france. received an implant and is recovering well, elon musk's report on the first person in whose brain. implanted a wireless neurochip, the device, as previously announced by the american billionaire’s company, will allow you to control gadgets with the power of thought, as stated, the initial result of the experiment is a promising implant... read

it flew around over the severn for about half an hour and then diverted to paris charles de gaulle. need a passport. and so loads of passengers on it simply spent the night at the terminal. they're not allowed into france without id. some of them did have their passports or eu national id cards and so they could get to a hotel. but the rest of them are just sort of waiting there until some plane can take them, presumably, across to bristol or to edinburgh. and we've got loads of cancellations today, i'm afraid. worst hit is heathrow. lots of early flights to places such as istanbul, frankfurt, amsterdam, halifax in canada cancelled because the planes couldn't get in yesterday. british airways has, i calculate, 22 cancellations in and out of heathrow today. and on top of that, there's i6 cancellations at london city airport, which had a dreadful time yesterday, as well. actually, most of the other airports are looking 0k, apart from the scottish ones, where there were lots of problems yesterday — edinburgh and glasgow. so there's odd cancellations. and if you're flying on loganair, t

from here it is only a few hundred meters to charles de gaulle international airport; the convoy of tractorsdid not block the air harbor, at least while they were waiting for new announcements. this is france's development strategy for the next few years, the youngest chapter in history government of the country and the first openly gay man in this position admitted the problem with farmers, but still found something to be proud of. to be french in the twenty-fourth year means to live in a country whose honor it is to fight for the stability of the world, for justice and peace. to be french in twenty-four means to have the opportunity to be. prime minister openly admits his homosexuality. the farmers did not understand; in corsica they lit a fire near the prefecture. the strikers came close to the toulouse airport and set fire to tires. reinforcements marching on paris from the south on the way, they stopped an armored car of the gendarmerie, but the particularly cunning ones punched a hole in the fence and went around the police through the fields. logistics platforms near the city of nimes

from here the charles de gaulle international airport is only a few hundred meters away; the convoy of and did not block the air harbor, at least while they were waiting for new announcements from prime minister gabriel, and then they would decide. the prime minister's keynote speech in the national assembly is the development strategy of france for the next few years. the tires were set on fire. the reinforcements coming to paris from the south were stopped on the way by the armored cars of the gendarmerie, but the particularly cunning ones punched a hole in the fence and went around the police through the fields. logistics platforms near the city of nimes are blocked, and foreign trucks are being opened there to look for anything that is not french. still watching from the sidelines. anastasia popov lio bernatsky anna lvova, news from france. what do you remember about this day ? joined the pan-european protests the largest producer of citrus fruits is spain, the routes are breaking into brussels itself, to history, we’ll tell you right now. hello. on january 31, 1714, peter ii took

the airports of charlie and arly and charles de gaulle, as well as europe's largest food market, rungisal under blockade until the end this week, hoping this will happen to the hungarian economy if it again blocks aid to ukraine, the financial times reports. according to her, brussels will take measures to collapse the exchange rate of the hungarian forent and reduce it. one of the symbols of the region, its recipe is passed down from generation to generation, about why you can cook ironed sausage only in winter, daria grigorova. the town of pirot in southern serbia lies at the foot of an old mountain, from here begins a national reserve with untouched forests, and thanks to nature this the region is famous for its culinary traditions. in the fertile expanses of stara planina , cattle have long been raised, and there are meat shops in the city. more than any other, with the onset of january frosts, unusual flat sausages begin to be produced here. here is our ironed sausage, which we make only in winter. the technology is that it dries naturally in the frosty air and wind . pegla nakobas

let's remember the same charles de gaulle, who saved the country, france, during the war, and saved itwar. let's remember the excellent example of general eisenhower, who at the end of the war, through some time became the president of the united states twice in a row. such examples are more than enough. and in this. an official, but in the meantime, some believe that he saved chile, some have certain claims, the question is not that, the question is that the process has already taken place, we can only state, the worst thing is that the government, while pushing the hard-working man into politics, is somehow sure , that they will be able to shut anyone's mouth for... like at one of the meetings in the president's office, they said, we have enough power to imprison everyone and shut everyone up mouth, an interesting point, well, god forbid that these forecasts. and these threats are no predictions, it is precisely without their average desire and their view of the situation, independence is in our blood, and the ability to make decisions about independence and the wishes of the governm

we were diverted to charles de gaulle because of the weather and it is completely deserted here, andi don't know what we are going to do. in glasgow central station this morning, rail travellers still weren't sure when they would get going. i did have a flight booked. the flight was cancelled so i then booked this, and this is delayed as well. who knows when we will get there? have travelled from ayr so we'll get a bus this morning - and that was delayed i and now this is delayed. hopefully, we will get there. we are looking at the board right now. it says delayed. it has said that about an hour now so we are wating to see if we can get any updates. it's a day of continuing disruption following the devastation of storm isha. chris page, bbc news. the indian prime minister, narendra modi, has inaugurated a hindu temple on a disputed site in ayodhya — where a mosque was torn down three decades ago. it's widely seen as the start of his election campaign. millions of hindus are celebrating the temple opening, saying it's a long—standing dream come true. but it evokes painful memories for

let's remember the same charles de gaulle, who during the war saved the country, france, and after the war saved it twice. let's remember the great example of general eisenhower, who after the end of the war became the president of the united states twice in a row. such examples are more than enough. and in this, in this line , there is still an example of a general pinachet, you know, is a controversial official, but in the meantime, some believe that he saved chile, some have certain claims, the question is not that, the process has already taken place, only we can state, the worst thing is that the government by pushing the industrious into politics. for some reason, i am sure that they will be able to shut anyone 's mouth, as they said at one of the meetings in the president's office, we have enough power and means to imprison everyone and shut everyone's mouth, an interesting point, well, god forbid that this is the case with these forecasts and these threats are no predictions, that's right their desire and their view of the situation are mediocre, independence is in our blood, a

let's remember the same charles de gaulle, who saved the country, france, during the war, and saved it twice after the war. let's remember the excellent example of general eisenhower, who after the end of the war, after some time, became the president of the united states twice in a row. such examples are more than enough. and in this. therefore, in this line , there is still an example of general pinachet, such a, you know, controversial official, but meanwhile, some they believe that he saved chile, some have certain claims, the question is not that, the process has already taken place, we can only state that the worst thing is...

on january 8, 1959, charles de gaulle became president of france.ld war, general. was a symbol of the french resistance; after the war , communists and socialists received a majority in the french parliament. their view of the form of government in the republic contradicted the views of degol. he was a supporter of strong presidential power. after further disputes about the military budget, degol left power and was in opposition for a long time. in '58 , in a difficult geopolitical situation the general supported the decolonization of africa. he was elected prime minister, and a year later president of the country. in foreign policy he acted harshly. against the united states, under him france withdrew from the nato military organization, and the headquarters of the alliance was hastily moved from paris to brussels. he maintained special relations with germany and the ussr. dagol's visit to western germany in 1962 was a shock to the world. then germany was openly supported by a man who fought against her in two wars. this was a significant step in t

we were diverted to charles de gaulle because of the weather and it is completely deserted here, andentral station this morning, rail travellers still weren't sure when they would get going. i did have a flight booked. the flight was cancelled so i then booked this, and this is now delayed as well. who knows when we will get there? have travelled from ayr so a bus this morning, i that was delayed and now this is delayed. _ hopefully, we will get there. we are looking at the board right now. it says delayed. it has said that about an hour now so we are wating to see if we can get any updates. it's a day of continuing disruption following the devastation of storm isha. chris page, bbc news. plenty more on that story throughout the afternoon. in the united states — the governor of florida, ron desantis, has dropped out of the republican presidential race — and endorsed donald trump. the surprise video announcement, came ahead of this week's republican primary in new hampshire — where desantis was polling in the single digits. his departure leaves nikki haley as mr trump's only rival. he

they also said they want to keep the roads open between charles de gaulle airport and central paris.depends on how long these blockades continue on the motorways, how long the protesters decide to stay out there for. it very much depends on what measures may be announced later today and what the reaction of the protesters is. bethany bell in paris. lily gladstone could make oscars history if she wins best actress at the academy awards — she would be the the first native american woman to do so. she starred in martin scorsese s epic western saga killers of the flower moon, which has picked up ten nominations in all. our culture editor katie razzall has been talking with her. killers of the flower moon tells the true story of the systematic murder over years of dozens of members of the osage tribe. speaks osage. that's how you are. its lead, lily gladstone, has already won a golden globe and is the first native american ever nominated for a best actress oscar. 96 years of oscars. i'm grateful. it's about time. when i accepted the golden globe that's the other thing that came to mind im

let's remember. the same charles de gaulle, who saved the country, france, during the war, and saved it twice after the war. let's remember the excellent example of general eisenhower, who after the end of the war, after some time became the president of the united states in a row. such examples are more than enough. and in this, in this line , there is still an example of general pinachet, quite such a, you know, controversial, but ... official, but meanwhile, some believe that he saved chile, some have certain claims, the question is not that , the question is that the process has already taken place, we can only state that the worst thing is that the authorities, pushing the hard-working into politics, are somehow sure that they will be able to shut anyone's mouth, like at one of the meetings in the office the president , they said, we have enough power to imprison everyone and shut everyone's mouths, an interesting moment, well, god forbid that these forecasts and these threats are no forecasts, this is just the average of their wishes and their view of the situation, we have ind

we were diverted to charles de gaulle because of the weather and it is completely deserted here, andour luggage yet, so i don't know what we can do. in glasgow central station this morning, rail travellers still weren't sure when they would get going. i did have a flight booked. the flight was cancelled so i booked this, and this is delayed as well. who knows when we will get there? have travelled to get a bus this morning and that was - delayed and now this is delayed. hopefully we will get there. we are looking at l the board right now it says delayed. it has said that about an hour now so we are seeing if we _ can get any update. it is a day of continuing disruption following the devastation of storm isha. chris page, bbc news. 0ur scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie is in salsburgh in north lanarkshire. it was particularly badly hit? yes, that's right- _ it was particularly badly hit? yes, that's right. we _ it was particularly badly hit? yes, that's right. we sadly _ it was particularly badly hit? 133 that's right. we sadly heard about the 84—year—old man who was a passen

gendarmes standing in a chain around paris, the goal is to prevent the farmers from blocking the charles de gaulleport from entering paris itself. an army of tractors is trying to take over all the roads leading to paris, as promised by the national farmers' union and organizations, young farmers want to blockade the capital, their goal is transporting goods, even though they know it will impact millions of local residents. at the entrance to the capital, at the rygiy market, barricades are lined up, armored vehicles, gendarmerie were sent here in advance, against the backdrop of how farmers have promised to completely strangle these economic lungs of the ilde france region, another threat is outposts like this one growing around paris, their main goal - transporters of goods. they intend to stay here as long as necessary. i understand that in paris some people had doubts that we are capable of this, thinking that when they wake up, they will not be disappointed in us, we are not playing a game here. seven federal highways were blocked in the region to put pressure on the economy and government. p

to make deliveries to supermarkets, they also said they want to keep the roads open between charles de gaulleng to have this, but it depends upon how long the blockades continue on the motorways, how long the protesters decide to stay out there for. it very much depends on what measures may be announced later today and what the reaction of the protesters says. today and what the reaction of the protesters save— today and what the reaction of the protesters says-— protesters says. bethany bell in paris, protesters says. bethany bell in paris. thank _ protesters says. bethany bell in paris, thank you. _ protesters says. bethany bell in paris, thank you. we _ protesters says. bethany bell in paris, thank you. we will- protesters says. bethany bell in paris, thank you. we will keep i protesters says. bethany bell in i paris, thank you. we will keep an eye on events in paris with the founder is blockading the streets, causing some disruption, and we will see if the government makes any more concessions that satisfies them. rail passengers can expect severe disruption this week as members of the as

moscow time, at 14:00 local time, protesters will block the highways that lead into the city to charles de gaulleers, 41,000 tractors. the french authorities have already deployed 15.00 gendarmes and armored vehicles to the capital. we have our own technology. from the farmers, that’s how this night they were using a combine harvester to dig ditches on the roads in front of paris, preparing as if for real military operations. police are increasing security around the rangis international market, an important economic hub in the paris region. farmer unions called on the protesters. blockade the market, thereby marking the beginning of what they called an indefinite siege of the capital. farmers set up roadblocks on eight highways approaching paris. the police were instructed to prevent protesters from entering the capital at airports. example ottal. said the government plans to consider further measures to address what he called unfair competition from countries with different production laws, while protests with road blockades are expected in the south, in the city of leon. long live the french r

all this is to say that in fact, today the event failed, they promised to block paris, block charles de gaulleound ones, as if the airport is working, now you can leave for food delivery, the main thing is that they have not blocked , respectively, as if the agricultural hub is this main one, which, accordingly , is four out of five out of four they blocked the question is that they were sold for 500 million there was another they were promised this evening of course, now apparently as if, accordingly, additional funding is all this, why am i all this to the fact that there won’t be enough for everyone? the first and second thing is clear, the question comes down to the economy if 500 million was collected in the budget? which amounts to more than 50 billion dollars, if 400,000 farmers, and this is 4000 of the population in france, with correspondingly more than sixty there, were able to put pressure on this, this is about the issue of the houthis, then in fact even the smallest issues, even the smallest financially intensive things there's a billion times two on three they can seriously push

it flew around over the river severn for about half an hour, then diverted to paris charles de gaulley sent me night at the terminal. they are not allowed into france without id. some of them did had their passports or eu national id cards, so could get to a hotel, but the rest are waiting until some plane can take them presumably to bristol or edinburgh. we have got lots of cancellations today. worst hit is heathrow. lots of early flights to places such as istanbul, frankfurt, amsterdam, halifax and canada cancelled, because the planes couldn't get in yesterday. british airways calculates 22 cancellations in and out of heathrow today. and on top of that there are 16 cancellations at london city airport, which had a dreadful time yesterday as well. actually, most of the other airports looking 0k, apart from the scottish ones, where there were lots of problems yesterday. edinburgh and glasgow. if you are flying on loganair, the airline says a couple of cancellations from 0rkney to edinburgh and to aberdeen, and you will be able to postpone yourjury if you are booked today, to later in

. >> reporter: fascinating history of villa windsor including the years it was charles de gaulle's headquartersto see and visit this house. >> they're going to be on a tight timeline. we're told they want to open up the museum before the olympics this summer, which means they only have a few months to restore and decorate this entire bottom level. >> love seeing all that history, maggie. tell us about the room you're in. >> reporter: yeah. this room is so amazing, george. this is where edward and wallis would host their intimate dinner parties. we're told they would host lunch and dinner almost every day of the week. to get an invite to this table was one of the hottest tickets for high society at the time. i have to show you this. see this alcove? this is where musicians would play. they would climb up through a trap door. the trap door would be shut behind them. they would be playing throughout the entire dinner. one more thing. follow me through this door. this is the famous blue room. this is where they would host their larger gatherings out here. people would be dancing, mingling. there wa

from here , charles de gaulle international airport is just a few hundred meters away.minister gabriet, and then they would decide. in corsica, a fire was lit near the prefecture. the protesters came close to toulouse airport and set tires on fire. the reinforcements coming to paris from the south were stopped on the way by the armored cars of the gendarmerie, but the particularly cunning ones punched a hole in the fence and bypassed the police through the fields. logistics platforms near the city of nimes are blocked, and foreign trucks are being opened there to look for anything that is not french. president macron, rebelling against france, is still watching from the sidelines; today he is in sweden, from where he is going to the european summit in brussels. i will meet with the head of the european commission in thursday, we made specific demands for our farmers; clear measures are needed regarding imports from ukraine; at the european level, we need a policy compatible with the principles of food sovereignty, which france defends. the belgian capital is also prepar