this got a choke starts doesn't have a dynamic push. and in the area e additional capacity. we can build new boiler houses. yes, if here is a backup, i must say, we will have it, uh, we can build a mini-factory. we will have additional capacity. temperature in winter. here it drops below 60 °, and such frosts last for months, therefore life depends on reliability and energy, however, living conditions are also important to people for centuries. already another without a tv. we can’t live without for the sake of it, we can’t eat everything, everything, fly, depends on electricity. we are very happy with our at least grandchildren funding construction. undertook a group of investors, thanks to an energy service agreement, a refund is provided for within 15 years due to fuel savings a new power plant was built thanks to the decree of the president for the national goals and strategic tasks of russia until 2024 and similar facilities will be only in yakutia 72 vladimir ermakov irina grigoryeva viktor dyachkovsky . momsky district, yakutia further special report by my colleague e

it's cost of skyrocketed since russia started choking off natural gas supplies to the e. u. report, so just the deal on the table will see the german government acquire a significant majority stake in the company by taking over the 78 percent earned by finland's, fort m. as a result, berlin may have to return 8000000000 yours of financing provided by force them to unify on juniper, would also receive an extra 8000000000 euros in government bailout funding. taking the total to $29.00 billions since russia invaded ukraine. so as a giant of germany's energy industry ended up in this position, let's take a look. energy company univer is on the brink of being rescued. as germany's largest importer of russian gas, it faced a devastating loss of $12000000000.00 euros during the 1st half of the year. amid the fallout from russia's invasion of ukraine to stay afloat, juniper allied on cash reserves and government relief worth close to 20000000000 euros. germany's government effectively bought a 30 percent stake in the company for this cash injection in july, but that alone hasn't

all of us russian, i'm not afraid, the russian governor left you a guest, and you choked on her and were the first to start wars for the sake of friendship, between the powers. this is a noble deed worthy of a real ruler. you saved china . and the hour has come for us to stand up for the fatherland ; russia will be happy with us. so let's stand up for the fatherland and our home. i must convey a letter of thanks, if this is all true, the sovereign must find out. why did you come to our lands uros sovereign? we are not going to fight, i personally hear that in no case should a war be allowed. that's enough i'll let you go this war is not needed by anyone free me i suggest the russians leave the fortress and return home. what are you doing well ann if you agree to the terms of peace one shot from the cannon what kind of parliament is this? meet it hurts so much no no more c return. heroes mr. colonel, i know how to stop the war. they leave and we leave too. stop. you are to blame, and remember do not appear near the borders of the russian khanate and never show yourself before my eyes then you will save your

they started to choke me tears. here it is.hank you to the point of complete rejection. i'm getting sick of your performance. liked the opinions. and i think you'll be fine. my god, the performance was making me sick. how to get a voice in everyone's heart about performing on the stage of an onion show all together is a tremendous responsibility. each participant. there is only 1 minute for 100 jury members to climb their seats at once. well, this is ideal, come on, all together the semi-finals will appear, where from each program it gets immediately the top two members of the most talented vocalists. we will hear more often, the vocal battle will become sharper, very cool the atmosphere is very cool that there are really so many experts and you relieve yourself of responsibility a little too, but i really liked the guys who made it to the semi-finals today the premiere of the new season was on. come on, all together tonight on the russia tv channel at a very convenient time right after the big parts on sergey maryshevest. well

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we get started. massage, some done, choking in that because i just bought took no right now. you know right now, how can i assist you? negotiations stoled, ukraine submitted its peace treaty proposals. moscow withdrew its forces from the cave. jen egan, to me, regions to deescalate the conflict. in reality, it's troops were regrouping. the russian armies disengage units, transfer to hock of region and dumbass, special manage we operation 2nd stage began maturing them is 40, so it will ship accordingly. it's all about weight loss. you scale. thank you. shit on them, but i mean, yeah, but you cheer. can you give her daughter and the what the consent video should for what you'll choose and purchase with news media and doc to cool? yeah. when you looked up kamala cutoff for the shippers, there's like productivity, focus groups or google. thank you, mobilize them because they took it to michelle and you don't know about what a huge kick way in the dc with our industry, anybody? strictly with almost along with al sick the most of the question. somebody, julia, nobody from deal is s

cullens says in march of 2020, she was driving a drunk man from yountville to napa when he started groping and even choking her. >> i was paralyzed with fear. i couldn't reach my phone to contact the police because the passenger was pressing his full body weight against me as i was driving on the highway. >> reporter: the attorneys claim it's the first time this many cases have been simultaneously filed against lyft by its drivers, most of them filed in san francisco, demanding lyft upgrade its security training and features such as installing dash cams as a deterrent. >> even after assaults occur, lyft ignores, minimizes, or downright stonewalls the victims' efforts to report the incident and get help. >> reporter: lyft responded to today's lawsuits pointing to changes it has made like the share location function and emergency help from adt, adding, quote, we're committed to helping keep drivers and riders safe. while safety incidents on our platform are incredibly rare, we realize that even one is too many. our goal is to make every lyft ride as safe as possible, and we will continue to take action and i

my mug i want to be you with wings, verchuk. buckets caught, bitch, so that you choke here, friends of nature. phone started, are you bored? yes? get out of here, fucked up already. the bird flu has taken its toll. okay, i'll take it home with me. look, why is she so fat? i think he swallowed and digested now. you know, i recently got a medicine prescribed for a snake yaga, an expensive 800 rubles. it's worth it, hey, now come over, let her bite you for free. i’m clean only yesterday from the bath, i don’t, but she doesn’t know those who, why did you annoy her, tease her a little. everything, i understand. it’s already, well, no luck, so no luck, again with empty bast baskets we’ll go home and bags are made of leather, mittens and shoes father, and i heard that the snake sheds the skin itself, that we will wait. how so also good turkish ones? still in the pocket of 800 rubles. give it to me. i'm a little chinese and cook snake soups, but i prefer bird soup. here from a bird soup, they say it develops a voice, but a turtle skull, right? this is a capercaillie, i have a son-in-law, bukhari. you are worse . sp

you see the eye starting to get choked off by the outer bands and then it will re strengthen and you'll it redevelop. so that's happening right now. started over the last few hours. you can see this massive storm right here, just kind of sitting off the coast of miami. so it is a category 4 major hurricane. that means it's sustained winds at 130 miles per hour. 937 millibars or pressures. that's pretty impressive as well. it's going to sustain its category for all the way through and could see it takes a swipe at bermuda, which is right there. so a little close, hopefully they will get away with not having a lot of damage. but i was looking at this, you know, the entire span of this is over 400 miles. so imagine that very impressive system going headed back to the bay right now where we have a less impressive nonetheless, it's brought us some very beneficial rain still dragging a little bit of moisture and starting to see that around the bay. but it's it's very few and far between. but it doesn't mean that you couldn't see a few sprinkles possible out there. we do have some those blue s

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as the sports now and a world record here in berlin to start this year's marathon season l, you had kept choke of canyon broke the record at the berlin martha and kept okay entered the race as the favorite in part because he set the previous world record on the streets of berlin, back in 2018. and we followed a trio of pay setters through the 1st 25 kilometers before running by himself for the last a 3rd. and beating the mark by 30 seconds to finish in 2 hours. one minute and 9 seconds, not too full, not too far back in the women's race, ethiopia is to give us a fun beat, her own personal best by 18 minutes to win the race. incredible stove cress harrington of detail. these forts is with me here to talk made that world record crest great to see. so during the tracking feel season, we do hear about world records frequently, but not so much in the marathon. right. right. not so much in the marathon they, they still get, you know, the horizon that the sprinting event. no, you could think of a, you same ball that he was a big name in track and field, but keep, cho gay. is that equivalent when it c

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part of the head they started kicking and choking me because of the strong blow.sition in captivity, they were all told that russia had refused them, that they did not want to exchange them. and when after all, they took them for an exchange, then they convinced that they would immediately throw them into a paddy wagon and take them to prison. the pressure of the pressure was constant and from once we just looked out the back window and saw a car approaching and it was all just a relief radius. here she is in life, they arrived at the airport, they already met us. ah, the captain's words. i remember the ship. congratulations guys, you are coming home and welcome to the most legendary ship il-76 on our today you can buy it, get coffee, tea, cookies in the sun, and we all the crowd quickly for cookies, for a long time they did not eat coffee, did not drink delicious milk. moreover, we haven’t seen it, we flew to russia, we’ve already landed in moscow and they’re already telling us that there will be a lot of reporters there now and don’t be afraid of a lot of psycho

never seen you so optimistic is when those sanctions were beginning to choke out the ayatollah and the iranian government. we are starting>> well, i mean, fundamentally and the fact that this administration came into power in the first thing they did as opposed to taking advantage of the maximum sanctions that trump had imposed and the iranians back on the heels, certainly they were absolutely rocked by the assassination of soul amani. then the abraham accords were occurring where the israelis were getting together principally to account to the iranians. those are the three plus was that the immediately dismissed. and because, i guess because they were trump initiatives and went back to the obama initiative, reconstituted what most people in a bipartisan manner believed was a flawed deal then. this one is on a path to be worse than that. bipartisan opposition to it in the house given the 34 house democrats and 16 house republicans more related to the president opposing it, and in the senate. the bipartisan opposition no less by the senate foreign relations committee chairman and senate senior menendez. so, the biden admi

what was started by kiev was in this direction. choked on kharkov go. fierce fights.erves there. our troops are responding with artillery fire, and not only the report will be supplemented by the official representative of the ministry of defense, igor konoshin. as a result of successful offensive operations by units of the russian armed forces, the settlement of adem in the donetsk people's republic was completely liberated from nationalists within a day on nikolaev in the krivoy rog direction due to the large losses incurred in manpower and equipment by the ukrainian troops for units and reserves of the armed forces of ukraine in this area due to heavy losses, personnel 57 motorized infantry brigade in the areas of settlements. white. krinitsa of the kherson region and the great artak. the nikolaev region refused to carry out combat missions and arbitrarily left the positions of the entire ono nikolaev in the krivorov direction, the enemy lost four tanks, six infantry fighting vehicles and five other armored vehicles, two pickup trucks with heavy machine guns and mo

uh, before you start out last night, i bought that one and you got a book to please call me as a choke, chopped them yet. i would. then you have a group of if you want to narrow look, the chemo goes on. good. that, that we choose this deal. it is different. she has a boy do it right. but i will definitely get to that girl ah, ah ah, with russian territory coming under attack, at least one person is dead and for injured. as a result of shelley in the belgrade region that is in southern russia. city, located near the ukrainian border. so widespread damage to a residential infrastructure, a bridge in the hood of so on reach and coming under ukrainian. shelley local authority, say weston supplied high mas rockets were used in this attack. bronze and romania set to sign a deal to boost ukrainian grain.

i started to cough and to choke.lieved that my life was going to end at that point and i cried out to jesus and i asked him to just help me, help me get out of this. [noise] and no sooner i spoke those words, there is a voice that i could hear through the smoke. is there anybody and hear? and i called back to him and i said, yes! we're here! >> he said, i can't hear you. i said, i can't see you either, but we are here. please, keep coming. and when i looked up and i could see the silhouette of a figure moving, so i reached out through the smoke and there is a hand reaching back and it grabbed me and it pulled me. it tried to help me. >> she explained how she played -- prayed to come out and i told her how i prayed to go in. dear lord, give me the strength to say this woman's life. and we answered each other's prayers. >> god called him to order and put him into action and he did not waver and he did not falter. he stood strong and brave and came forward. >> the army awarded me the purple heart soldiers metal, the hig

uh before you start out last night i bought that no one and you thought about that when you put me as a choke chip, i'm here i would a smaller group with becky magazine group that we chose this dealer, a at valley jet d o, who is the aggressor today, i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions. today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. and number those constantly growing a list of course. sure. does he speak on the bill in your senior? mostly mine or wish you were banding all imports of russian oil and gas new g i g with the letter from, you know, with regard to joe, by imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang self. ah top headlines right now, you're an anti international, a bridge in the heart of san region coming under ukrainian shelling local authority, state western supply to high mars rockets were used in the bronze and romania set to sign a deal to boost ukrainian grain shipments to europe and the mediterranean un and warns africa is on the brink of an unprecedented hunger crisis. here at our team

it seemed that the attack was choking, but he found a way out and gave it away. and the aggravation startedent to pass the gypsy over there zubkov by the way, we can mention that they took part in the first two goals of our national team there, it is important that they played for a long time in the juniors. for the second goal, gypsykov passed the ball between the legs to zubkov, it was also very important, because there were two defenders of zinkov, zubkov passes the ball into the goal. the role of mykolenko was very important . now, after all , petrakov is not even ready to stand here . and after all, the demands of the leaders of the ukrainian national team, who tried to prove, and to a large extent , partially proved that it was convenient for us to play in four defenders, well, at least in the previous at that stage in the qualification for the european championship or the world championship in the european zone however, now it is possible that we should play just that defenders, despite the fact that we need to win, well, now we have five goals, we played three central defenders, fiv

choked up, stops, floods our town. >> reporter: century old bridge was supposed to be torn down to mitigate flooding but it's been on hold since start of the pandemic. >> needs to go. >> reporter: restaurant is flooded when the creek backs up, is keeping close eye on the bridge. >> crack running entire length of this 40-some-odd-foot building here. >> reporter: two engineers say this is not safe, especially if there's earthquake. but still officials have their own engineering report that shows it's structurally safe, and say the county has rejected that report. public works building director said work was done 20 years ago to shore it up, and he's been keeping eye on it more than a decade. >> do the mitigation first, then talk about it. but in the meantime our reports say it's perfectly safe and citizens love it. >> reporter: supervisor told nbc bay area she understands why the community likes the plaza, but county has to take advice of experts who say it's not safe. will likely be torn down in 2023 or 2024 and will work with town council on long-term plan for useable space along the creek to also help reduce flooding risks. thom je

and the queen and we sat down and the cameras started rolling and they requested that i should talk about her in the past tense and i'm afraid i simply choked not easily moved to tears but i was so overcome with sadness that i had to ask them to go away. and i know that today, there are countless people in this country and around the world who have experienced the same sudden access of unexpected emotion. and i think millions of us are trying to understand why we are feeling this deep and personal and almost familial sense of loss. perhaps it's partly that she always been there. a human reference point in british life. the person who all the surveys as appears most often in our dreams. so, ——so unvarying in her radiance that we have perhaps been lulled into thinking that she might be, in some way, eternal. but i think our shock is key note today because we are coming to understand in her death the full magnitude of what she did for us all. and think of what we asked that 25—year—old woman all those years ago. to be the person so globally trusted that her image should be on every unit of our currency, every postage stamp, the person in whose

claws and actually start fighting back in a real way, against the administrative state, against the surveillance state, against the democrats, this great boa constrictor is going to chokeghts are going to go out. this is for the sake of the free american republic. they better find a backbone and start swinging back. >> jesse: i don't want to see a strongly worded letter on nice senatorial letterhead fired off to the fbi. >> exactly. >> jesse: you got to do that but that's not your a game and we expect that. >> that's right. >> jesse: all right. ned. have a great weekend. >> thanks, jesse. >> jesse: kamala goes to space and embarrassing the human race. and the real reason why some people hate the queen. ♪ an investor—you're an owner. we got this, babe. that means that your dreams are ours too. and our financial planning tools can help you reach them. that's the value of ownership. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage... choose safelite. we can come to you and replace your windshield. >> grandkid: here you go! >> tech: wow, thank you! >> customer and grandkids: bye! >> tech: bye! don't wait, schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ - hiring is

choke death, i felt, i decided to mow down. well, for a long time you have fun in this way, in this way. well, i just started.ome look like a psycho when they hear about it. here they are, i just understand. thanks, i'm better off the old fashioned way. so a girlfriend this is yours, so katya agreed katya katya, of course, agreed. it's like we've been together for two weeks. you're stunned, that's what you tell me. where were you yesterday and the night before yesterday? hours from 11:00 am i was at home with katya i was at home with katya and besides katya , can anyone confirm everything, and the neighbor downstairs? i don't know if she's having fun such. in general, in short, when well, the most crucial moment, she starts hammering at the door , they say the bed. we have raspy screams. terrible in general, we interfere with sleep. so it's not enough. yes, but thank you. that they won’t put him in jail for murder, if everything is as you say, and i will say that i don’t know where he was hanging around. and let stepanych have missed, yes. understood, this what the hell are you calling prostitutes home? well,

choke off. some of our analysis suggests nord stream 1 will be turned back on on saturday, that we are back to where we startedether it will be turned off in the future or what levels will come through. what happens if the nord stream 1 flows are not restored or turned off again? >> if the pipeline is stopped, -- the thing is, only one out of six turbines operating on the pipeline. [indiscernible] in mid-october, they fear another shutdown, you never know what kind of technical malfunction -- or an issue with the turbine. anna: thinking about the policy options, we've been hearing from the outgoing british prime minister boris johnson, he is just announced the u.k. is investing in nuclear plant. >> we need to improve -- on the storage. that is why we are putting 7 million pounds into the deal, for building on large-scale nuclear projects of the final investment stage. in the course of the next few weeks, i'm confident it will get over the line. anna: that is the u.k. story there. align coming through from germany saying germany is leading -- leaning toward extending the life of nuclear plants. all these europe

her majesty the queen and we sat down and camera started rolling and they requested i should talk about her in the past tense. i'm afraid i simply choked up and i couldn't go on. i am really not easily moved to tears but i was so overcome with sadness that i had to ask them to go away. and i know that today there are countless people in this country and around the world who have experienced the same sudden access to unexpected emotion. and i think millions of us are trying to understand why we are feeling this deep, personal, almost familial sense of loss. perhaps it is partly that she has always been there, a changeless human reference point in british life. the person who appears most -- all the person say appears most often in our dreams. so unvarying in her radiance that we have been lulled into thinking she might be in some way eternal, but i think our shock is keener today because we necessary to lay down their lives. think what we asked of her in that moment, not just to be the living embodiment in her dna, the history and continuity and unity of this country, but to be the figurehead of our entire system. the keystone in the va

we sat down and the cameras started rolling, and they requested that i should talk about her in the past tense. i am afraid that i simply chokeduld not go on. i am really not easily moved to tears, but i was so overcome with sadness that i had to ask them to go away. i know that, today, there are countless people in this country and around the world who have experienced the same sudden access of unexpected emotion, and i think millions of us are trying to understand why we are feeling this deep, personal and almost familial sense of loss. perhaps it is partly that she has always been there, a changeless human reference point in british life; the person who all the surveys say appears most often in our dreams; so unvarying in her pole-star radiance that we have perhaps been lulled into thinking that she might be in some way eternal. but i think our shock is keener today because we are coming to understand, in her death, the full magnitude of what she did for us all. think what we asked of that 25-year-old woman all those years ago: to be the person so globally trusted that her image should be on every unit of our currency, ever

choked by this man. he intercedes and interceding, the crook, the robber, pulls him out of his car, gets in the truck and gets ready to take off. the man startsry and help him. this is the best of america and what we're all about in america. helping each other. this was an excellent hero, a good samaritan. liz: you and i have talked about crime and the bad side of it, but so many americans out there come to the defense of other americans to help them out. i feel like those are the unreported, unsung heros of america because really truly we saw that and when any disaster hits, natural disaster, crime, even on 9/11, heros walk among us, ted. >> absolutely. i'm happy that fox is shining a light on simon mancella because this man to me was someone who took action when there was no law enforcement officers around. this is what we need. we need more hero citizens out here to assist law enforcement in their flight. liz: ted, the other story. starbucks and u.s. businesses are reacting and starbucks said it was going to close 16 stores around the country from rising crime. now it's shutting down it's famous location in new orleans because of rising cr

choke off business in order to be able to stop inflation. is there a level where you think that your business is going to have to slow if the fed keeps tightening >> let's start>> on our platform, we see consumer spending and the number of employees. >> better than a lot of entities >> we see the number of hours that employees have worked we see account balances and we can see the trend line. >> how are they? >> when we look at those elements now versus prepandemic, they're actually quite healthy they're healthy because unemployment is low. >> right. >> cash balances have generally been strong for consumers along these times. now, but inflation is real people are paying more for food. they're paying more for gas. they're paying more for rent the reality is we need to get this environment under control we have to be thoughtful so we don't go from the strong unemployment that we have to high unemployment because that ultimately is what impacts consumer spending. >> we always were able to look at our expenses through you and they were under control. i look at expenses in the last year and they're not under control. there are obviously other businesses that feel

choke inward. i checked the front door of this property a short time ago in the sand bags that are in place are no match for the water, which has startedt the lobby of this property will soon have water across the floor. so that is what we are dealing with here. this has been the concern in orlando. it's been, this rainfall, causing flash flooding, with so much water. and obviously, it's a three run out of places to go, as we are seeing here in orlando right now. -- wind gusts are going to top 60 miles per hour. that estimate has dropped off from what we were expecting earlier on wednesday evening. so obviously, the track and the damage expected being caused by hurricane ian as it develops into whatever kind of storm it will be when it reaches us here. that has changed over the hours. but what has not changed is the expectation for significant amount of. rain and that is what we continue to see. here obviously, we are going to continue to keep an eye out for the need to move to higher ground and obviously, officials have been stressing to people who didn't have the safest place to be to get to shelters, which have been open. we know of

choked up. he looked at his kids and he said, "i'm sorry you've had to go through this." he cried. >> when he startedears." >> the problem with putting your client on the stand is that the other side gets their crack at him. >> as soon as the government was questioning him, i felt him shift, his personality really shift to, now i'm nervous. and before he was very confident. >> remember how back in 2012 larry sued safari club international and some of its board members for defamation? well, in this trial rudolph had to admit he lied under oath about not being an adulterer during depositions for that lawsuit. and it's a detail that is not lost on the jury. >> just sitting up there and telling us he lied on that deposition of his own lawsuit, mind blowing. >> i now looked at him as a liar. and everything that came out of larry's mouth would be a lie from that point forward. >> on the stand larry would also reveal that about two years after bianca's death he found the shotgun involved in the shooting inside his garage. he would also tell the jury that he dismantled the gun and then had a trash removal se

started rolling. and they requested that i should talk about her in the past tense. and i'm afraid, i simply chokedaway. and i know that today, there are countless people in this country and around the world who have experienced the same sudden access of unexpected emotion. and i think millions of us are trying to understand why we are feeling this deep and personal, and almost, familiar sense of loss. perhaps, it's probably that she's always been a change-less human reference point in british life, the person who all the surveys say, appears most often in our dreams. so, on varying in her both star radiance that we perhaps been lulled into thinking she might have been in some way -- i think our shop is cleaner today because we are coming to understand in her death, the full magnitude of what she did for us all. and think of what we asked that 25 year old woman all those years ago. to be the person so globally trusted that her image should be on every unit of our currency every postage stamp. the person whose name or justice is dispensed in his country. every law passed, every minister of the court

the cameras started rolling and they requested that i should talk about her in the past tense. and i'm afraid i chokedand i couldn't go on. i'm really not easily moved to tears. but i was so overcome with sadness that i had to ask them to go away. and i know that today, there are people in this country and around the world who have experienced the same sudden access of unexpected emotion. and i think millions of us are trying to understand why we are feeling the steep and personal and almost committal since of loss. perhaps it is probably that she has always been there. the person who all of a sudden they say -- some are thinking she might be in some way eternal. but i think our shock is keener today because we are coming to understand in her death the full magnitude of what she did for us all. host: the former prime minister boris johnson this morning paying tribute to queen elizabeth ii. you can watch more of that over on c-span2 this morning. you can also watch on c-span.org. to see all of our coverage on queen elizabeth ii through her seven decades of power, she met with 13 sitting u.s. presidents

situation, uh, which we have already started discussing here several times that all this is developing against the backdrop of the long-awaited and seemingly chokingsibility of this offensive. it distraction maneuver. in order to do something like that in the kharkiv direction, since you said that let the ministry of defense comment on this situation. the ministry of defense is commenting on this situation at the moment. like this. during the day, the kiev regime continued unsuccessful attempts at offensive operations on nikolaev in the krivoy rog direction, aviation of the russian aerospace forces with missiles, troops and artillery, they still suffered a significant defeat, by the advancing unit and the reserve of ukrainian troops only over the past day during combat operations in this direction, the enemy lost 31 tanks, 22 infantry fighting vehicles, 18 other armored combat vehicles, 8 pickup trucks with heavy machine guns, 17 units of special military vehicles and more than 350 servicemen. a mechanized brigade in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe settlement, the russians thwarted an attack attempt. arm ukraine in the kharkiv direction. enemy losse

majesty the queen and we sat down, and the cameras started rolling, and they requested that i should talk about her in the past tense. i am afraid i simply chokedwhat we asked that 25—year—old woman to do all those years ago. to be the person so globally trusted that her image should be on every unit of our currency, every postage stamp, the person in whose name orjustice is dispensed in this country. every law passed to every minister of the crown, they swear allegiance, and for whom every member of our armed services is pledged, if necessary, to lay down their lives. think what we asked of her in that moment. not just to be the living embodiment in her dna, of the history and continuity and unity of this country, but to be the figurehead of our entire system. the keystone in the vast arch of the british state. a role that only she could fulfil because in the brilliant and durable bargain of the constitutional monarchy, only she could be trusted to be above any party political or commercial interest. and to incarnate in the very concept and essence of the nation. think what we asked of her, and think what she gave. she showed the world notjust