the territory, and there was a line of residence, azheshkal for arrived at the volosovich of the cheshireegion. this is a miser 331 km from the capital, we will amuse ourselves, the sound of the voices of the folklore ensemble of the gin. ale pakul, don't warta leave visuals, and you to their creators that hang out at our studio for guidance, arranger artyom kondratyuk and first, the altar of the solo project again sergey mateyuk dark-haired. sukkut sharamu seryozha well, the beginning is very vigorous. i like everything. there are some nuances, but i think with subsequent takes we will correct this error. sergey, please tell me, at 4:00 you started writing poetry at 11:00 music, how did you discover your poetic and musical abilities at such an early age. well, in fact, everything is very simple, i did not open it, they opened themselves without my knowledge of what? as a matter of fact, i was unspeakably glad and from that very moment. i began to live inextricably with music and creativity together. we always cook tasty from the soul, bro. well, of course, you know what we will cook toda

>> i've come from cheshire. took me eight hours. normally, most empowers about two. -- i've been here about -- who knows a soldier. i just wanted to be here today to wave off. >> why is that important? >> she's been the constant figure my whole life. >> thank you very much. here you are. cheshire singapore, glasgow, many local people to have turned out to pay their respects -- it is the nearest village to balmoral. a village the queen knew extremely well. she knew this route very well. it's the village or village where she did the shopping, she spent time with other members of the royal family. she was familiar with this place. they were familiar with her. this is their chance to say goodbye. >> >>>> we have more details, in, fact of the cortege. we understand that the -- law will be following that cortege in a vehicle which is made up of a hearse a motorcycle, a police service car, the royal car, containing the princess royal, another royal car -- that will be the cortege as a courses through -- on its way to aberdeen. let me bring

in cheshire.rpool, arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. another 41—year—old man was also arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender. both are in custody and being interviewed by detectives. merseyside police are continuing to appeal to the public, though, for any information they might have, because this little girl, this nine—year—old, was shot in the chest. her mother was injured as a gunman ran into their house and chased another man on the 22nd of august. a number of people have been arrested in relation to this, but there is still the need for any information, so people are asking people to check anything like dash cam footage, cctv, orsmart people to check anything like dash cam footage, cctv, or smart door bell footage. now, this tragic merger has recapped of —— really captured the hearts of the nation —— this tragic murder. yesterday's derby between liverpool and everton, fans stood on the ninth minute and applauded her in tribute. she has touched the hearts of so many

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british cat, according to legend, is a descendant of the cheshire cat aristocrat, well, the englishwomanharacter quietly quiet, i do not touch you. calm down abyssinian cat. one of the ancient breeds is bred. naturally, in the ancient one it is more powerless, benevolent active, most importantly cheerful and beautiful, beautiful. in the seventies, in the soviet union, no one thought of purebred breeds; occasionally fluffy ones were brought from abroad scottish kittens, here he is handsome or persian. well, beauty, beauty, the soviet people distinguished only two breeds of the nobility, that is, street and domestic red striped murka in our history. she played an important role. experts found several cat hairs on golubev's clothes, which were kept in his apartment. meanwhile, there was no cat in the house. but elena had a four-legged pet with panidi, wool samples were compared and this became the most important piece of evidence. i visited elena's apartment, this proven fact broke the resistance of the suspects. love out pity in the film office romance, elegant samokhvalov is absolutely in

hmm, they skied far away, who jumped from 331 km in eight places and at the volosovichok of the cheshiregion. here comes the downish, and the brother of the fuck, not the grass of the fishing rod folklore group, and the wife and even get to know history, you will settle it on the front, and already the overgrowth is curled by your pointing at the studio. there he recognizes the creative process of building a new vocal-air image for their playfulness. well, that's why our songs are arranged by artyom kondratyuk and the family duet, svetlana and alexander voronisha. vitai. hello oksana i am glad to welcome everyone who is now on the other side of the screen we will create a new packaging for love stories, svetlana alexander we are glad welcome you. hello how are you in a super excellent mood ready to work. yes, but first i want to ask how , uh, you feel in this composition, but this composition takes us to a time when i was beautiful and beautiful a few years ago. fell in love with alexandra alexandra fell in love with me. in general, this song, let's say, about the beginning of our relati

as usual, kirsty alena natal cheshire guam, or apo from a in the sheriff looked 67 vietnamese children have disappeared from emergency shelters. like this one in hill with them in the netherlands journalist center tolling an uncovered the story. she's been investigating the fate of refugee children in europe. we were looking for a story that would reveal and what kind of problems there were to show that there was really a problem and we started to look into that sheltered at was most protected. we have 2 of them in the netherlands, one in the north, one in the south, both of secret locations turning and says the children live in the shelter to keep safe from gangs who want to smuggle them out of the netherlands. i got lots of internal documents, so i could learn a lot from that. they place and night watch in front of the building. they locked the windows. ah, but what they see is that the children still nice from the kitchen to break open the windows, they spray perfume on the fire alarm, which makes the door goes open. traffic is often waging cars outside the secure facilities ready t

the american people are feeling the gas, paul, who to put them will actually cheshire to put it up on the throughout the shaft, honestly. like even the bridge away. stevie nicks. i'm with somebody to please finish kicking on my board number off of law control capitol industry for 2. i wanted to still originally ready to go with the consortium and that i to remove the special medical i teach. yes, we start a tenure sir. you believe issue of yours on abuse and you look sofa push them. would you think you might be a little bit of a nutrition instructions with school if you were open then he she so she was on board with she doesn't she? venus just she's, he's from the one this mission. i wasn't quite from that. it was a when it's pretty unique, there will be, she knows a pretty is with refuse children unless you to remove some movies for the remedy. perfect. or if you would on with roshan though in the storm, can you possibly crutches for lead the incident to as me go to the she shows up with one or can use no, she knew what she was supposed to need them bloodstream for college from home

quite an atmospheric picture sent in this morning from cheshire east.too, so in devon, the sea was like a millpond first thing this morning. we did see some heavy rain easing away. that's now moved off to the near continent. and here's the clearer skies. so it's a case of sunny spells and just a few showers as we go through the rest of the day. perhaps the showers driven in on that northerly breeze off the north sea coast, and they'll move a little further inland as we go through the afternoon. but they'll be very hit and miss. many of us will keep just some sunny spells throughout the day, and top temperatures peaking between 12 and 16 degrees in scotland and northern ireland, perhaps highest values of 18 celsius further south. the showers will tend to fade through the evening and actually overnight, particularly across england and wales, we'll have some clearer skies here. a little more cloud into northern ireland and western scotland will hold temperatures up into double figures. but elsewhere we're likely to see single figures. quite a chilly start

quite an atmospheric picture sent in this morning from cheshire.ell. light winds, too. so in devon, the sea was like a millpond. we did see some heavy rain easing away. that's now moved off to the near continent. and here's the clearer skies. so it it's a case of sunny spells and just a few showers as we go through the rest of the day. perhaps the showers driven in on that northerly breeze off the north sea coast, and they'll move a little further inland as we go through the afternoon. but they'll be very hit and miss. many of us will keep just some sunny spells throughout the day. and top temperatures peaking between 12 and 16 degrees in scotland and northern ireland, perhaps highest values of 18 celsius further south. the showers will tend to fade through the evening and actually overnight, particularly across england and wales, we'll have some clearer skies here, a little more cloud into northern ireland and western scotland will hold temperatures up into double figures. but elsewhere we're likely to see single figures. quite a chilly start to t

fear stalking the markets and affecting every day businesses such as this toy retailer in cheshire, acy is bad for those who import goods priced in dollars.— goods priced in dollars. because of the currency _ goods priced in dollars. because of the currency fluctuations _ goods priced in dollars. because of the currency fluctuations it - goods priced in dollars. because of the currency fluctuations it is - the currency fluctuations it is tearing our margins to shreds, we are trying our best to absorb what costs increases we can, but ultimately because the pressure of the business is under we expect to have put prices up as a result. this have put prices up as a result. as concerning as the weakness of the currency is the more troubling develop omit has been the surge in the effective cost of borrowing for government. to borrow over two years costs 11.5 percent in interest up from closer to three a week ago and under two in august. this is now notably higher than lending rates to former crisis countries such as italy and greece. when these rates go italy and greece. when these rates 9°

in nantwich in cheshire, the ice cream farm has benefited from investing millions at low interest ratesncouraged investment, because it's always been at a low through this period of investment that we've had. this food tourism business is now having to adjust at a time when consumers have little spare cash, and costs are rocketing. wherever the base rate goes, obviously our business goes. and it can be hugely drastic to it. you know, it could actually finish the business, depending how far it gets. and i think everybody is in the same situation. the bank of england have once again put up interest rates. today, another half a percentage point rise, to 2.25%. it's back up to levels not seen since 2008, affecting the price of loans across the economy, with rates now heading back towards more normal levels seen before the iii—year low rate era of the financial crisis and pandemic. the bank wants to put a lid on rising prices by slowing the economy with these rate rises. but inflation is still set to remain above 10% for some months, and rates nearly went up by even more today. and that's th

little bit earlier we were short of time, so let's get the thoughts once again of aside most of our cheshire, i'm a senior foreign policy analyst and public diplomacy strategist joining us here. thanks for coming on the program. again, we're ready. discuss those protests with you a bit earlier in the program. let's focus now on iran relationship with united states. let's take a, for example, efforts to reinstate the hold on j c p o, a, the nuclear deal. it does seem that when washington gets close to an agreement with iran, something suddenly makes d c back track. and then you hear about a threat of new sanctions. why does this that seem to be this endless cycle with trying to get this agreement with the j c p o, a nuclear deal. hello. and thanks for having me again, i would be happy to, to present you with a more thorough explanation of the situation later about the protests. of course, in this interview, if we have enough time, well, it's quite clear that the united states is not willing to give you on what it's demanding based on the g p, o, a and the commitment of the us i'm, it's still

earlier today two other men were arrested from the runcorn area in cheshire.from liverpool, he was arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. another 41—year—old man from nosely was also arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender. both are in custody and being interviewed by detectives. merseyside police are continuing to appeal to the public though, for any information they might have, because this little girl, this nine—year—old was shot in the chest, her mother was injured, as a gunman ran into their house and chased another man on the 22nd of august in dovecot where they lived. a number of people have been arrested in relation to this but there is still the need for any information, so police are asking people to check things like dash cam footage, cctv or smart door bell footage. now, this tragic murder has really captured the hearts of the nation and yesterday, in a derby match between liverpool and everton, fans in the ninth minute — nine because, of course, olivia was nine years old — stood and gave their tribute by applauding her. it wa

the mos live in crewe in cheshire.ong kong who have joined the local primary school in the past few months. what do you think of the school? great. where did you play when you were in a hong kong school? we'd just sit in the class, sometimes do our homework. do you miss your school back in hong kong? yes. because my friend is in the hong kong school. and you miss your friends? if she was still in in hong kong, i think she isjust going to be brainwashed, you know? because it's going to be just like the education in china. she can't get true news, whatever she sees from the tv may be only fake news. the hong kong government denies that and says its education system has consistently developed generations of talent. in hong kong, there have been violent clashes in recent years between the authorities and pro—democracy protesters. we found some tensions in the uk, too, between hong kongers and those who are supportive of the chinese government's policies in hong kong. this man, who wants to stay anonymous, says he was attac

one continuous love, my friends in kalmykia shaking the dance of the cheshires generally rest.is how the cheater dances, and this is how we are going well, you will agree very much, it seems, as you understand. there are as many holes and potholes on this relatively speaking road as there are baranov in kabardino-balkaria, that is, there is a long road for the poor and, as you can see, not an easy one. but you know what awaits us ahead will fully justify it. i am sure of this, because we are going to the lesser himalayas . the harsh region of kabardino-balkaria. well, at the same time, one of the most attractive and bewitching here is six of the eight peaks of russia with a mark above 5,000 m, in a word, except for elbrus and kazbek, all the highest mountains are the most severe here. that is why climbers call this region the lesser himalayas well, and we we arrived without inga, this is an educational and sports base for both beginners and experienced climbers. here you can relax and the whole family, because in addition to learning and climbing to the peaks in vizing, there a

from nbc news florida governor desantis sending illegals to martha's vineyard is like be taken by cheshireerent areas where i live and throwing my trash there, founding member of the foundation which helps refugees reportedly says comparing illegal immigrants to trash in doctor jill biden made this famous analogy. >> the diversity of this community as distinct as the bow good as of the bronx, as beautiful as the blossoms of miami and as unique as a breakfast tacos here in san antonio. >> is too much, it's a wonderful and illustration of what you been talking about i want to give you an opportunity to respond as various activations, kidnapping, human trafficking, i'm curious about the details i know that 50 illegal immigrants came from texas through the coordination with florida, you're being accused of lying to the immigrants, illegal immigrants where they were headed, that is one of the things in addition to the kidnapping charges that are being thrown out, is that true my understanding all of this is under voluntary status when it comes to the immigrants heading north how is this corruga

in nantwich in cheshire, the ice cream farm has benefited from investing millions at low interest ratestes. always encouraged _ low interest rates. always encouraged investment, l low interest rates. always - encouraged investment, because it always been at a low through this period of investment that we had. this food tourism business is now having to adjust at a time when consumers have little spare cash and costs are rocketing.— costs are rocketing. wherever the base rate goes. — costs are rocketing. wherever the base rate goes, obviously - costs are rocketing. wherever the base rate goes, obviously our - base rate goes, obviously our business rate goes. and it can be hugely drastic to it. you know, it could actually finish the business, depending on how far it gets. and everybody is in the same situation. so the bank living in today have once again put up rates. another half a percentage point to 2.25%. it is back up to levels not seen since 2008, affecting the price of loans across the economy. it is now a decisive break with an era of extremely low rates that had lasted since the

further west across northern ireland and the irish sea coast of england and wales as well, perhaps the cheshirek wind as well through thursday and into friday, particularly around the coast further showers, but inland temperatures continue to dip away. so we'll get single figures in the countryside further south as well. the winds probably going to peak thursday into friday, particularly for north sea coasts and there will be plenty more showers working their way south was on a weather system, perhaps fewer, and the wind starting to fall lighter further west because high pressure is starting to build in during the course of friday, into northern ireland, western fringes of england and wales, and then over the weekend across much of the uk. so if you're heading to london, a fresher 15 or 16, but feeling pleasant enough in the sunshine, just an outside chance of a shower, but through the evening and overnight, early morning, it really will feel chilly, perhaps the first widespread chilly snap of the autumn. but otherwise, there's a lot of dry and settled weather on the forecast. is this is bbc ne

leak got the thoughts of mark roberts, the chief constable from cheshire police, the football policing that young people are increasingly part of this disorder. let's hear from increasingly part of this disorder. let's hearfrom him now. i think we know there are certain drive _ i think we know there are certain drive factors we see and have seen for a _ drive factors we see and have seen for a long — drive factors we see and have seen for a long time, so certainly fora long time, so certainly alcohol_ for a long time, so certainly alcohol plays a part, increasingly, the more — alcohol plays a part, increasingly, the more we look into relation to class _ the more we look into relation to class a _ the more we look into relation to class a druggist, cocaine is playing a part— class a druggist, cocaine is playing a part in_ class a druggist, cocaine is playing a part in driving it as well. one of the worrying things i think that we've — the worrying things i think that we've seen is more young people involved — we've seen is more young people involved in— we've seen is more young people i

jenny and her family have travelled from cheshire. seen this queue, it was like, "we're coming down." we made the decision like yesterday, and that was it. so grateful. very, very grateful. pam has travelled from edinburgh to collect her wristband. it's been lovely. we didn't think we were going to be able to do it. i couldn't have done that without this help. so this literally makes the difference...? totally, totally. i'm thrilled to bits that we're going to be able to do it. jenny, her daughter and retired guide dog andy have come to pay their respects, too. we were told it was going to be hours and hours, so we're very pleased to know there's this access queue, which has cut the time down hugely, i think. from here, people are given a time slot and told where to join the accessible queue. it's taken me just over ten minutes to walk the half—mile from the registration point here to the palace of westminster. people from both queues are entering the security point into westminster hall, where her late majesty is lying in state. arou

and who are you, i'm a rabbit, i'm a cheshire cat. and i'm a hatter, we sit all day, doing nothing.rov , and what did you come to us with? well tomorrow on crts come and find out more i have come to you. fabulous my i have a concert there. i need to go home, you won't succeed, because the red queen rules here, it's odie. but soon the divorce is affectionate, so this is my format. i didn't cope with such queens . he begged not to. have you been afraid all this time, your plump wife aguzarova and you will lose your head, one word from me, this fairy tale will cease to be a children's one. how dare you invade my domain? well, you do not get ahead of events. first we'll drink the crown, and then we'll look at the possession. well, how can you be afraid of the person who chose the dress? like this. oh, the woman is so good to you, well, straight queen everything is enough to execute him. call the executioners, my sun. can't you just punish me? i'm still a singer, and well, call te dance, dance, dance, dance. are you also from yegorievsk kartishki, this is exactly mine. yes, maybe i'm a s

stalking the markets and affecting every day businesses, such as this toy retailer in middlewich, cheshirey is bad for those who import goods priced in dollars. because of the currency fluctuations, it's tearing our margins to shreds. we are trying our best to absorb what cost increases we can, but ultimately, because the pressure of the business is under, we expect to have put prices up as a result. as concerning as the weakness of the currency is, the more troubling development has been the surge in the effective cost of borrowing for government. to borrow over two years now costs 4.5% in interest, up from closer to 3% a week ago and under 2% in august. this is now notably higher than lending rates to former crisis countries such as italy and greece. when these rates go up, so do the borrowing costs of corporations. for example, retailers�* costs surged today and so does the cost of new mortgages too. the uk's biggest lender today pulled all of its mortgages that charge a fee as a result of significant funding changes. the bank of england has been keen that interest rates should increase

jenny and her family have travelled from cheshire.s to this system. i'm a big royalist, so i really wanted to. when i've seen this queue, it was like, "we're coming down." we made the decision like yesterday, and that was it. so grateful. very, very grateful. pam has travelled from edinburgh to collect her wristband. it's been lovely. we didn't think we were going to be able to do it. i couldn't have done that without this help. so this literally makes the difference...? totally, totally. i'm thrilled to bits that we're going to be able to do it. jenny, her daughter and retired guide dog andy have come to pay their respects, too. we were told it was going to be hours and hours, so we're very pleased to know there's this access queue, which has cut the time down hugely, i think. from here, people are given a time slot and told where to join the accessible queue. it's taken me just over ten minutes to walk the half—mile from the registration point here to the palace of westminster. people from both queues are entering the security point

in nantwich in cheshire, the ice cream farm has benefited from investing millions at low interest rates. it's always encouraged investment, because it's always been at a low through this period of investment that we've had. this food tourism business is now having to adjust at a time when consumers have little spare cash, and costs are rocketing. wherever the base rate goes, obviously our business rate goes. and it can be hugely drastic to it. you know, it could actually finish the business, depending how far it gets. and i think everybody is in the same situation. so the bank of england today have once again put up rates. another half a percentage point to 2.25%. it's back up to levels not seen since 2008, affecting the price of loans across the economy. it is now a decisive break with an era of extremely low rates that had lasted since the financial crisis and was prolonged by the pandemic. the bank wants to put a lid on rising prices by slowing the economy with these rate rises. but inflation is still set to remain above 10% for some months, and rates nearly went up by even more toda

first stop, cheshire, and it's ellesmere port. i'm meeting the delightful andrew and his family.npals. this one is, like, a letter. the queen was glad to learn that you like to help others and to know that you and your brother and sister support children's charities. i write happy christmas or how much we raised, or when it's a birthday, or when prince philip died. you wrote a card and sent it? yes, or her 70 years on the throne. that's a really lovely idea. yeah. who are you writing to next? good luck to prince charles for being king, and... and i'll do a happy christmas one to prince william. on monday, which is going to be the queen's funeral, do you think you will be watching that? what are your plans as a family? we're hopefully going to watch pirates of the caribbean 4 and 5. that is a great idea. down at the waterfront, i want to find out what people have planned for the funeral tomorrow. it's videos, and if you pop down, it's there. | it's not long before i bump into youtuber zander and his dad. how is he planning to spend the bank holiday? probably popping downstairs to

at this leisure centre in cheshire, it's thought energy costs could more than triple in the coming monthsack into the british economy. how urgent is the need for clarity on what exactly the business support will look like and how long it will last? it's exceptionally important because we've got to remember that this particular sector is a fixed—cost energy sector, and we've been absorbing an awful lot of other fixed—cost inflation already within our existing cash flows. the hair and beauty industry also wants to be considered for more long—term support with the owner of this salon hoping for a vat cut as well to help make ends meet. running a business used to be fun. we've run this for 21 years, but this last year has been a real struggle. you know, the anxiety you now, you put that face on for the clients. it's all happy, smiling. listen to their problems. but you go home, put your computer on, see how much money's in the bank and wonder which bill you can pay that day. so it is — it's worrying. we just need some clarity. at this nail salon, charlotte's trying to protect her business as

this was in cheshire east, not far from _ you? this was in cheshire east, not far from you — you?unny spells and some scattered showers developing. showers — scattered showers developing. showers was coming and of the north sea, showers was coming and of the north sea. but _ showers was coming and of the north sea, but some will push further inland _ sea, but some will push further inland throughout the afternoon. sunny— inland throughout the afternoon. sunny spells and showers, hit and miss _ sunny spells and showers, hit and miss top — sunny spells and showers, hit and miss. top temperatures around 12— 80 degrees, _ miss. top temperatures around 12— 80 degrees, so _ miss. top temperatures around 12— 80 degrees, so not a bad start to the weekend — degrees, so not a bad start to the weekend. showers will continue to ease through the evening. that will allow— ease through the evening. that will allow those clear skies to stay with us overnight. the temperatures will fall away— us overnight. the temperatures will fall away so it will be a chilly start — fall away so it will be a chi

in lots of showers for scotland, one or two in the east, the odd one further west coming down the cheshiren a par with yesterday in the north, but notably lower further south. worth bearing in mind if you are coming to london because it will feel quite chilly around the buildings, particularly with the blustery wind. there could be a shower, the outside chance of a shower tomorrow, but it is largely fine and dry. through the evenings and into the night—time period, that is when we will really notice the chill. frost is in the forecast for the north over the coming few nights. the wider picture is one of showers continuing through the night and temperatures falling lower. but the wind will be a bit stronger, strengthening through the course of this night. therefore, fewer mist and fog problems but a touch of grass frost in the glens of scotland, even further south, temperatures into single figures. so it looks as though friday will see a bit more sunshine but probably a few more showers getting into eastern parts of england, and a stronger wind, quite blustery. as the day goes on it will st

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