bureau(tx 00v) warns the uk's citizen's advice bureau. to world business report. i'm lukwesa burak. we start here in the uk — with the government's finances — because the amount it had to borrow last month was far less than expected. that has raised hopes the chancellor, jeremy hunt, may have extra room to cut taxes when he announces his spring budget in march. a lot of it is down to lower interest payments — some of which are linked to inflation. let's get this in perspective though — the uk's national debt is at record levels. it owes £2.69 trillion. that is almost the size of the uk economy — the so—called debt to gdp ratio is around 97.7%. that is a useful guide to how affordable the debt is for a country. the chancellor has pledged to get that ratio down. the uk's far better off than some of its neighbours though — italy's debt to gdp is around 140%. but if we look at germany's — that's is only around 65%. but if we look at germany's — that's only around 65%. staying in the uk — where aside from talk of potential tax cuts — there are

citizens advice, currently in the uk. �* . ~ citizens advice, currently in the uk. �* .~ citizens adviceat the stories making business _ uk. a quick look at the stories making business news - uk. a quick look at the stories i making business news headlines. china's investment regulator says it will step up the injection of capital into the market — and put market stability in �*a more prominent�* position. chinese shares have slumped to a three—year low — wiping out some $6 trillion in value — on concerns about the health of the world's number two economy. china is planning to spend billions propping up the stock market using overseas cash reserves of state—owned firms, according to bloomberg news. french regulators have fined amazon's warehouse management almost $35 million, for excessively intrusive staff surveillance. they said the way that employee activity was monitored through the scanners they used was illegal. amazon recorded not only the time the workers were processing parcels, but also whether they scanned them too fast or too slow. amazon said the findings were factually inco

that's according to new research by citizens advice.ests millions are living far below the poverty line. the government said its spending billions on supporting households. a simple blood test could detect alzheimer's up to 15 years before symptoms emerge. swedish trials found the test to be as accurate as painful lumbar punctures, and better than a range of other tests currently being worked on. experts say it could revolutionise early diagnosis of the disease. you're live with bbc news. now to ukraine. it says at least five people have been killed in a wave of missile attacks overnight, with the capital kyiv and second city kharkiv among cities targeted. once again people were seen seeking shelter in the kyiv metro. ukraine's military says of 41 missiles launched by russia, 21 were destroyed by air defences. this was kharkiv, where three people are reported killed and 42 injured in strikes on apartment buildings. there were other fatalities in kyiv and in the dnipro region. ukraine's interior minister has accused russia of deliberatel

that's according to citizens advice , which says citizens advice, which says around 800,000 people couldn't or have a shower in the past year , the charities in the past year, the charities concerned over the affordability of essential services after ofgem announced that power companies will be allowed to resume forcibly installing pre—payment metres in some homes . meanwhile a report has found around 6 million people would need to more than double their income to escape poverty. the joseph rowntree foundation warns this is evidence of what he's calling social failure at scale. the charity says britain has seen six changes of prime minister since the last time poverty levels fell across the country . a new weight loss pill country. a new weight loss pill designed to make people feel fuller is now available via the nhs. the treatment can be delivered in 15 minutes in the form of a capsule that contains gastric balloon filled with water. it requires no surgery, no endoscopy or anaesthesia. illyrian which is the company behind the pill, says it's been in talks with the nhs about rolling out th

inability of citizens to pay for services is the rising cost of living in the uk, emphasizes charity citizen's advice is noted that more than 5 million people live in households where there is debt to energy suppliers. and the total debt is a record $3.5 billion. four days and 570 km. belarusian polar explorers made a scientific trip to an unexplored area of ​​antarctica. three vehicles of the belarusian antarctic expedition, as well as a russian snow and swamp vehicle, were used for research work. the group, headed by alexey gaidashov, consists of 10 people. polar explorers conducted research, sampling and samples of natural materials in the antarctic region, an area of ​​over 1.0 km. in the already studied area, the expedition participants raised the national flag of belarus. the scientific campaign opens up new prospects for further expanding the geography of our scientific and practical interests in the land of eternal winter. the state control committee runs a hotline on issues of quality and availability of medical care in healthcare institutions. report problems with visiting doctors, undergoi

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all cctv cameras, closing public toilets, withdrawing funding for some support services like citizens adviceow long have you lived in taunton? 0h, about 55 years. in taunton, i met a local resident sue. she has ms, which affects her mobility. she is concerned about feeling safe without cctv in the town. it would make me feel vulnerable. if you have got a disability — i walk with a stake, i walk with a stick, it makes me nervous. if you turn off cctv, then nobody can see what is going on. i think the first thing they should look at is their own in—house savings. where are the savings we can make before we hit the public? it is notjust here in somerset. councils around the country are trying to balance their budgets. the government is increasing the amount of funding they will get from april, with a total of £64 billion for councils in england, but many are still facing shortfalls. a lot of it is down to particular pressure on housing services and support for children and vulnerable adults. in glastonbury, most of the residents at this care home are paid for by somerset council, including pete

that's according to new research by citizens advice. suggests millions are living far below the poverty line. the government said it is spending billions on supporting households. a simple blood test could detect alzheimer's up to 15 years before symptoms emerge. swedish trials found the test to be as accurate as painful lumbar punctures, and better than a range of other tests currently being worked on. experts say it could "revolutionise" early diagnosis of the disease. you're live with bbc news. the british prime minister, rishi sunak, says initial evidence from the latest us and british air strikes in yemen suggests all intended targets were destroyed. he told parliament he was not prepared to stand by and allow the houthi movement to endanger shipping in the red sea. houthi officials have said they will respond to the strikes, which targeted eight different locations. these included missile launchers, radarsites and underground weapons stores. qatar has said that escalation in the red sea represents a big danger. here's our defence

that's according to new research by citizens advice.the government said it is spending billions on supporting households. apple has paid a fine worth 1.3 billion rubles, or $13.6 million, to russia over claims it's abused its position in the mobile app market. russia's federal anti—monopoly service said the company had banned apps from informing customers about the option to make purchases outside its official app store. moscow has issued dozens of fines against western tech companies since it sent troops into ukraine united airlines has warned that is expects to post losses for the first quarter of 2024, due to the grounding if its boeing 737 max 9 aircraft. that decision came as the aircraft endured growing scrutiny following a recent incident n which a panel blew off mid—flight on an alaska airlines plane. there were no fatalities, but us regulators grounded 171 aircraft. but united's latest results for 2023 were strong and its shares jumped sharply. now, it's national handwriting day. while we're now more likely to tap a keyboard th

that's according to new research by citizens advice.are living far below the poverty line in the uk. the government said it is spending billions on supporting households. a simple blood test could detect alzheimer's up to 15 years before symptoms emerge. swedish trials found the test to be as accurate as painful lumbar punctures, and better than a range of other tests currently being worked on. experts say it could "revolutionise" early diagnosis of the disease. you're live with bbc news. staying in the middle east, and an israeli military spokesman said 2a soldiers were killed in central gaza yesterday. most died when a rocket—propelled grenade hit the building they were in, causing it to collapse. live now tojerusalem, we can speak to middle east correspondent yolande knell. let me ask you about the deaths of these israeli soldiers to begin with, what more do we know? well. with, what more do we know? well, these were — with, what more do we know? well, these were 21 _ with, what more do we know? well, these were 21 reservists _ with,

that's according to new research by citizens advice.ns are living far below the poverty line. the government said its spending billions on supporting households. a simple blood test could detect alzheimer's up to 15 years before symptoms emerge. swedish trials found the test to be as accurate as painful lumbar punctures, and better than a range of other tests currently being worked on. experts say it could "revolutionise" early diagnosis of the disease. you're live with bbc news. the us and uk have again hit houthi targets in yemen in response to attacks by the group on red sea shipping. the action has received support from australia, bahrain, canada and the netherlands. the six countries have released a joint statement saying, "these precision strikes are intended to disrupt and degrade the capabilities that the houthis use to threaten global trade and the lives of innocent mariners". these latest attacks followed a phone call between president biden and prime minister rishi sunak. our north america correspondent david willis reports.

that's according to new research by citizens advice.llions are living far below the poverty line. the government said it is spending billions on supporting households. a simple blood test could detect alzheimer's up to 15 years before symptoms emerge. swedish trials found the test to be as accurate as lumbar punctures — which are painful — and better than a range of other tests currently being worked on. experts say it could "revolutionise" early diagnosis of the disease. you're live with bbc news. a man who stabbed three people to death in nottingham last year has had a plea of manslaughter — on the grounds of diminished responsibility through mental illness — accepted by prosecutors. valdo calocane killed two 19—year—old students — barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar, and ian coates, a 65—year—old school caretaker. navtej johal reports. first came the shock. then the sadness. and then the support. on the 13th ofjune, the city of nottingham was scarred by a killer who left three people dead. they were 19—year—old students barnaby w

all cctv cameras, closing public toilets, withdrawing funding for some support services like citizens advicet the impact on the community. how long have you lived in taunton? about 55 years. in taunton i met local resident sue. she has ms, which affects her mobility, and she's concerned about feeling safe without cctv in the town. it would make me and others feel vulnerable. you know, if you've got any disability, you know, i walk with a stick. yes, ido yes, i do feel unsafe. the first thing they should look at is in how savings, where our savings to be made that could not hit the public? it isn'tjust here in somerset. councils around the country are trying to balance their budgets. the government is increasing the amount of funding they'll get from april, with a total of £61t billion for councils in england. but many are still facing shortfalls. back at the council offices, they're looking at all the options before final decisions are made. but the leader says their choices are limited. there might be some people that go, "you know what? councils just have made bad decisions." the reality i

so they could _ gave a package to citizens advice so they could do the same, and mp5, so theywho have _ come forward. we have had 31 who have come — come forward. we have had 31 who have come directly to us as a consequence of the drama, so that is good _ consequence of the drama, so that is good. raising awareness is a good thing _ good. raising awareness is a good thing in _ good. raising awareness is a good thing in the sense that it is bringing _ thing in the sense that it is bringing people forward. however, as we have _ bringing people forward. however, as we have said before, one should not 'ust we have said before, one should not just assume — we have said before, one should not just assume that the drama in itself is going _ just assume that the drama in itself is going to — just assume that the drama in itself is going to bring people forward. we want to— is going to bring people forward. we want to continue and we will continue _ want to continue and we will continue to do so, but you will not be surprised — continue to do so, but you will not be surprised that many

all cctv cameras, closing public toilets, withdrawing funding for some support services like citizens advicegroundswell of concern about the impact of cuts on places like this that's pushed the government to act and announce extra funding for councils and care services in particular. it's a way of making sure that they get the extra support they need at a critical moment. we know that children's services, the support that children particularly with special educational needs need has increased and what we've done is we've made sure that the extra money, £600 million, is there. this afternoon, somerset�*s council leader told me it was welcome but warned there would still be difficult decisions to come. we think this is about £5 million for us here at somerset council. just a reminder, our budget gap is forecast to be £100 million. this is welcome, it will help, but the underlying issue still remains that there is a broken model of local government finance and of social care that needs to be fixed. today's announcement will ease the immediate pressure facing councils, but it won't solve the lon

alison, good morning, from citizens advice.e to you when they are exasperated, as a last resort. what are the practical things you can do to help? it is not always easy to access help and figure out where there is help. there is lots of help available but a myriad of different types of help and therein lies the problem. they have eligibility criteria, their own application process so coming to somewhere like citizens advice to understand how to get the best and most appropriate help is a good first step and we will help you through that.— first step and we will help you throuuh that. ., ~ ,, , . through that. thank you very much. lovel to through that. thank you very much. lovely to see _ through that. thank you very much. lovely to see the _ through that. thank you very much. lovely to see the folks _ through that. thank you very much. lovely to see the folks here - through that. thank you very much. lovely to see the folks here at - through that. thank you very much. lovely to see the folks here at the l lovely to see the fol

team known as colt, run by consortium colt, run by sandwell consortium and in conjunction with citizens adviceocal community centres and that's what we're doing, providing advice on energy bills , benefits, housing, energy bills, benefits, housing, employment , energy bills, benefits, housing, employment, rent and debt as well . well. >> yeah, i mean, obviously one of the things that we know is big as well as here in particularly birmingham, big as well as here in particularly birmingham , is, particularly in birmingham, is, is poverty and people, you is fuel poverty and people, you know, afford know, not being able to afford to on. of to put their heating on. but of course, work with people course, you can work with people . me about some . can't you tell me about some of that you've . can't you tell me about some of particularly,)u've . can't you tell me about some of particularly, you; . can't you tell me about some of particularly, you know, . can't you tell me about some of heating cularly, you know, . can't you tell me about some of heating at.arly, you know, . can't you tell me about so

their energy cut off because they can't afford to top up their prepayment meter — warns the uk's citizen's advicenked to inflation.

baroness foster citizens foster says contact citizens advice. might be able advice.a support that perhaps currently perhaps you are currently not receiving . louise says. is there receiving. louise says. is there a petition for baroness foster to prime minister? there are to be prime minister? there are not actually , jennifer says on not actually, jennifer says on that xl bully band. these dogs have feelings and they don't deserve any of this, she says. gives examples about some of the horrendous things that some people are doing. but i suspect, jennhen people are doing. but i suspect, jennifer, if your child was attacked by one of those dogs, maybe you have different maybe you might have a different opinion. debate will rumble opinion. that debate will rumble on, it's i've on, but for now, it's all i've got. much. thank you got. time for so much. thank you jacqueline . thank you. don't jacqueline. thank you. don't look everyone . look glamorous today, everyone. >> feel i've let look glamorous today, everyone. >> side feel i've let look glamorous today, everyone. >>

the advice is that citizens should refrain from traveling in these areas. if you have any questions, i am at your service . yes, mr. doctor, usually you have 72 hours. we were saying that maybe the executive branch and actually the people may not have taken enough measures with that orange warning . that this work has not been done until the orange warning has been done, mr. doctor, so the warning is basically orange. in order for you to say , old man , listen to your ears, you are suffering and it is possible that it is dangerous. assume a region, for example, anzali with 100 mm of rain. a warning may be issued on the level of, for example, yellow, but if, for example, the same rainfall occurs in another area, warnings with colors it gets higher in these areas in winter , rainfall of over 60 cm is normal in the kurdistan regions of south west azerbaijan, this means it is within the orange warning level, but considering why we felt the effect of this danger, it could be more severe because that the necessary preparation among the executive bodies or the peo

increases good cholesterol, and it’s worth using, doctors say, but alas, not all of our citizens heed such advicet’s elevated in me, well, i don’t control it yet, i know that it’s more bad than that, well, there’s no time to monitor it, but that’s all when going to the store, you need to choose the right vegetables and fruits; not only avocados help us, but all dark greens, including leafy greens, spinach, broccoli, carotenoids are important in these products, they improve lipid metabolism, as well as microelements such as potassium, magnesium , folic acid, they are needed for good functioning of blood vessels, all this will maintain the level of good cholesterol, citrus fruits will help remove bad cholesterol with the help of pectins. soluble dietary fiber acts as absorbents in the bloodstream itself, binding and removing all unnecessary substances from organisms, such as salts, heavy metals, excess cholesterol, which naturally, from the point of view of our conversation, leads to a decrease in blood cholesterol levels. the ideal option to make from all of the above is a salad, for example, with

sometimes, on the advice of doctors they know, respectable citizens prescribe from abroad antidepressantspplements that are prohibited in our country. and it also happens that parents strive to cure their children of a serious illness. and buy life-saving pills, such people are usually detained. the reason is smuggling. but is there any criminal prosecution for foreign drugs ordered over the internet? how to save your child without going to jail, who is stamping pill cases? we took up this matter and conducted their investigation. volgograd resident yulia kislyak has not worked for several years. she spends 24 hours a day with her daughter varia. the girl needs constant attention and care. five-year-old varia has focal epilepsy, a rare neurological disease, attacks of which can happen at any second. varya really likes it when i read books, which ones do i like best, that is, fairy tales or what? fairy tales, poems, books like this, just... going down carefully, the task, frankly speaking, is not easy, this is how it happens, because that the child is 10, 18 kg, plus the stroller is more t

>> well, um, if you're affected, the advice is to complain to royal mail and citizens advice is, um, get a receipt for proof of purchase . receipt for proof of purchase. um, now royal mail did say that they are investigating this. they said it's vital we can investigate any instance where a person believes their stamps have been incorrectly identified as counterfeit or pre—used , and as counterfeit or pre—used, and they did add though, that unfortunately, without seeing all of the envelopes used, it would be impossible to explain what happened in these cases. but we will always happily review individual cases and if an error has been made, then we will of course correct it . will of course correct it. >> do you have pictures of these stamps? we could have a look. we got them. we do spot the difference. >> yeah. so if i kind of hold them up, zoom on that is them up, they zoom in on that is an of, of um some an example of, of um some counterfeit stamps . counterfeit stamps. >> all right. so basically i saw these stamps and they're on the gb news. com website and they are basically iden

sometimes, on the advice of doctors they know, respectable citizens prescribe from abroad antidepressantsy supplements that are prohibited in our country, and it also happens that parents strive to cure their children of a serious illness and purchase life-saving pills, such as usually for... the reason is smuggling, but really foreign drugs ordered on the internet are subject to criminal prosecution; how to save your child without getting caught prison, who stamps pill cases? we took up this matter and conducted our investigation. volgograd resident yulia kislyak has not worked for several years, she spends all day and night with her daughter variy, the girls demand. spectators and players looked at the scoreboard. three teams of participants earned five points each. kozhik's ball saved the leader, but did not go into the basket. little varya gets bored with the book pretty quickly. it's time to get ready to go outside. yulia puts the child in the stroller and begins to carefully descend. the task, frankly speaking, is not easy. this is how it happens, what the whole child weighs 17 kg,

sometimes on advice doctors we know well, respectable citizens prescribe from abroad antidepressantsthat are prohibited in our country, and it also happens that parents strive to cure their children of a serious illness and... purchase life-saving pills, such people, as a rule, are detained, the reason is smuggling, but is there criminal prosecution for foreign drugs ordered on the internet? how to save your child without going to jail? who is stamping pill cases? we took up this matter and conducted our investigation. having reached the playground, yulia stops and begins her incredible story about how she almost became a smuggler. varvara, unfortunately, has health problems, we are diagnosed with a chromosomal abnormality, this is a breakdown of the eighth chromosome, and also a focal one. i was in a railway technical school, 3 years after the birth of my daughter, i went part-time in order to pay more attention to the child, but soon had to quit. in 1920, varvara had her first epilistic attack, we went through examination, we were diagnosed with focal epilepsy, well, subsequently w

citizens advice says it's concerned over the affordability of essential services .fgem announced power companies will be allowed to resume . i'm will be allowed to resume. i'm forcibly installing prepayment metres in some households . those metres in some households. those are your top stories on gb news as across the uk, on tv , in your as across the uk, on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now back to ben and . emily. and. emily. >> welcome back here with ben and emily on. good afternoon britain. it's 108 now. in the last hour, the prime minister updated the house of commons on the joint uk airstrikes the joint us, uk airstrikes against the houthi rebels overnight yemen as the overnight in yemen as the militant group continues to attack commercial and military shipping red sea. shipping in the red sea. >> sunak added that he >> us rishi sunak added that he will to take will not hesitate to take further action if necessary . further action if necessary. >> for more on this now, let'

able to fully repulse the enemy, precisely with fire, without harming our citizens, every ukrainian should listen to the advicetary administrations, - said general naev. the line of the state border with the russian federation is a line of contact, on which hostilities are conducted and strikes are carried out. aviation is artillery fire, attempts to establish subversive and reconnaissance groups, civilians have no place on the contact line, where hostilities are taking place, because the warlock is trying to hit our servicemen and civilians, well, in fact, where hostilities are taking place, there should be military personnel who can adequately respond to enemy fire and strike back painfully , knowing that civilians are nearby. it is much more difficult to do this, the civilians themselves also suffer from it, and unfortunately, the military, who are limited in their actions, also come under attack, so it is necessary to listen and do what general naev asks. munitions are in short supply, the ukrainian military complains that they are running out of ammunition, weapons and manpower, making it increasingly dif

all cctv cameras, closing public toilets, withdrawing funding for some support services like citizens advices. in taunton, i— have you lived in taunton? oh, about 55 years. in taunton, i met _ have you lived in taunton? oh, about 55 years. in taunton, i met a - have you lived in taunton? oh, about 55 years. in taunton, i met a local. 55 years. in taunton, i met a local resident sue. _ 55 years. in taunton, i met a local resident sue. she _ 55 years. in taunton, i met a local resident sue. she has _ 55 years. in taunton, i met a local resident sue. she has ms, - 55 years. in taunton, i met a local resident sue. she has ms, which i resident sue. she has ms, which affect her mobility. she is concerned about feeling safe without cctv in the town. it concerned about feeling safe without cctv in the town.— cctv in the town. it would make me feel vulnerable. _ cctv in the town. it would make me feel vulnerable. if— cctv in the town. it would make me feel vulnerable. if you _ cctv in the town. it would make me feel vulnerable. if you have - cctv in the town. it would make me feel vulnerable. if you

that the ukrainian military can fully repulse the enemy without harming our citizens, every ukrainian should listen to the advice. military administrations, - noted naev. the line of the state border with the russian federation is a line of contact, on which military operations are conducted, air strikes are carried out, there is artillery fire, attempts are made to launch subversive intelligence groups, civilians have no place on the line of contact, where military operations are conducted, because the enemy. is trying to offend our servicemen and civilians. ammunition is missing. the ukrainian military complains that they are running out of ammunition, weapons and manpower. so it is becoming more and more difficult for them to restrain the onslaught of the russians. ukraine says it does not have enough munitions to support the desired level of attack, and calls on western partners to do more to supply them. fighters of the 92nd separate landing party. of the assault brigade are holding defenses near the city of bakhmut. stage, connecting the weather conditions, we switched to defensive actions. our units, the

military to be able to repulse the enemy fully, with fire, without harming our citizens, every ukrainian should listen to the advice of the military administrations, general naev noted. the line of the state border with the russian federation is a line of contact, on which hostilities are conducted, air strikes are carried out, there is artillery fire, attempts to establish subversive and intelligence groups, civilians have no place on the frontline , where hostilities are taking place, because the enemy is trying to strike at... military personnel and civilians, well, really, where hostilities are taking place, there should be military personnel who will be able to respond adequately to enemy shelling and inflict painful blows in response, knowing that it is much more difficult to do this with civilians nearby, the civilians themselves also suffer from this, and unfortunately, the military, who are limited in their actions, also come under attack, so it is necessary to listen and do what what asks general naev, there is a shortage of ammunition, the ukrainian military complains that they are running out... ammunit

to be able to provide a full-fledged repulse the enemy without harming our citizens, every ukrainian should listen to the advice of military administrations, - said naev. the line of the state border with the russian federation is a line of contact , there are military operations on it, air strikes are carried out, there is artillery fire, there are attempts to establish a sabotage and reconnaissance group , civilians have no place on the line of contact, where military operations are taking place, because the warlock is trying to hit our servicemen . civilians. he spied on ukrainian planes. the security service exposed an enemy informer on kirovohrad region. the attacker tracked the directions. and flight frequencies of ukrainian aviation near military airfields, also tried to identify ukrainian control points and warehouses with ammunition, sent the obtained data to the occupiers on social networks, cooperated with the enemy in this way for more than three months, the collaborator faces up to eight years behind bars. germany handed over a new package of military aid to ukraine, this is stated on... the websit

so advice to young people, do not ruin your life, study in driving schools - get the right to drive vehicle and drive vehicles only if you have established valid documents, well, for those citizens car sharing either, absolutely a person can come into the field of view of traffic police officers, everything is correct, statistics confirm 600 drivers who we identified this year, we felt it ourselves, people really are not very good at... let's return to the tragedy of valery vasilyev, on july 11, 2022, he lost his wife svetlana shmatko, the woman died in an accident with a car car sharing. every morning valeria begins with a long look at the smartphone screen, the man seems to be talking to his beloved svetlana, but in public he holds his own. he remembers that the worst thing for him was telling his children about everything that happened. well , on the same day, my eldest, he called his mother, she naturally didn’t answer, so he started calling me, what happened, writing a text message, what happened, what happened? well, i said as best i could, wait, wait, wait, wait, i’m trying to find out what happened to my mother trouble, now the doctors are working, so, but... when i foun

break the advice of young people. life, study in driving schools, get a license to drive a vehicle and drive vehicles only if they have established legal documents , well, for those citizenso get to car sharing, it won’t work either, absolutely a person can come to the attention of traffic police officers, everything is correct, statistics confirm it, and 600 drivers that we have identified this year, we felt it ourselves. they don’t move very well on karshenki. let's return to the tragedy of valery vasiliev. on july 11, 2022, he lost his wife, the woman died. what happened write a text message, what happened, what's happened? well, i said as best i could, wait, wait, wait, wait, i ’m trying to find out for me, there’s something wrong with my mother, now the doctors are working, well, well, when i found out, i already called my son and said that my mother died, that day, of course, he held me very... and the youngest, she, of course, when i had to tell her, she, of course, cried, very much. very much, but about my mother-in-law, what can i say, the only daughter, beloved, but in principle, you know, when a family lives in love, in harmony, here is the loss of a loved one,

but alas, not all of our citizens. they listen to such advice , i even know that it’s elevated in me,including leafy greens, spinach, broccoli, carotenoids and luteins are important in these products, they improve lipid metabolism, as well as microelements such as potassium, magnesium, folic acid, they are on... for good vascular function, all this will support the level of good cholesterol, citrus fruits will help remove bad cholesterol with the help of pectins. soluble dietary fiber acts as absorbents in the bloodstream itself, binding and removing all substances that the body does not need, including heavy metal salts and excess cholesterol, which naturally, from the point of view of our conversation, leads to a decrease in blood cholesterol levels. ideal option to do from all of the above, a salad, for example with cabbage. and avocado, adding brightness to the taste with the same oranges. however, there is a whole field for experimentation, because all these vegetables and fruits combine well with each other and enhance each other’s positive effects, but it is important to unders

advice that ms. vasilevskaya will soon travel on a russian spaceship together with russian citizen oleg novitsky, but for whom belarus is his native country, this is significant and i am convinced that we will also be able to transfer the symbol of the union state into orbit, this is a symbol combining our two flags with the words allied power and allied state. thank you for the interview, thank you. you can accomplish a lot in 24 hours, and even more in 7 days. in our project you will learn about key dates and events in the country and the world that happened during the week in just 20 minutes. there will be time for entertainment. exciting projects that will surprise and lift your spirits, online travel and a healthy lifestyle, all this and not only in the weekly project broadcast 24x7, watch on our tv channel every friday evening. in all international acts say in black and white the murder of civilians, unarmed children, this is a war crime. but the head of european diplomacy, josep barel, commenting on the situation in the palestinian-israeli conflict zone, said that he considers it pointless to

increases good cholesterol , and it’s worth using, doctors say, but alas, not all of our citizens heed such advice i have high cholesterol, well , i don’t control it yet, you know what’s more bad than, well there is no time to keep track, but all you need to do when going to the store is to choose the right vegetables and fruits, to help us not only avocado, but all the dark greens, including leafy greens, spinach, broccoli, these products contain important... tenoids, luteins, they improve lipid metabolism, as well as microelements such as potassium, magnesium, folic acid, they are needed for good functioning of blood vessels, all this will support the level of good cholesterol, citrus fruits will help remove bad cholesterol with the help of pectins. soluble dietary fibers act as absorbents in the bloodstream itself, binding and removing all unnecessary substances from organisms, including heavy metal salts, excess cholesterol, which naturally, from the perspective of our conversation... it leads to a decrease in blood cholesterol levels. the ideal option to make from all of the above is a salad,

citizens. they are outraged by the positive itself. bulgarians have a negative attitude. parliamentarians called on members of the municipal council plovdev’s adviceot to follow the lead of provocateurs and to make the necessary efforts to preserve the cultural and historical heritage, as stated in the agreement between the governments of our countries. i would look at them if they, these deputies, were asked to dismantle the monuments to their loved ones in the cemetery. it is the same. many of these deputies would not have appeared in the world if they had not come. alyosha, a soviet soldier, a soldier of the soviet red army, did not liberate this country from the nazis. during world war ii, the bulgarian authorities, contrary to popular opinion actively participated in the pro-hitler campaign. the fascist leadership ruled the country until 1944, when a soviet soldier set foot on its soil. by the way, the red army did not meet any resistance there. a truly popular revolution in one day. and in the future the ussr helped the country. in general, the soviet union. takes a course towards supporting bulgaria, it receives a lot of help, for example,

citizens two. trey: i want to switch gears with you, ambassador. isis claimed it dedicate designated adviceslmost a hundred people for saldana. how does that help isis to be out war with iran? >> isis has no love for iran. these two entities are different sides of the islamic theological spectrum. isis fighters the iranian regime is a revolutionary. it was probably not surprising isis would look for opportunities to carry out attacks. make no mistake this is an enormous challenge of the legitimacy of the revolutionary regime in tehran. they have been spending the past several decades suppressing their own people. shooting the protesters at beating young girls to death for the crime of showing their hair in public. if they cannot keep security prevent terrorism inside their own borders what is their claim to legitimacy? >> the conflict ridden place thank you for joining us tonight. coming up jason riley for the wall street journal tackles crime in the absence of fathers. more on this op-ed what i am sure would irritate some on the left ♪ neither snowcapped mountains, nor puddles of water, nor

inhabitants, she brings us this report. 500 citizens, a flu shot, and obviously these cams who have targeted all the seals investigation and seems to get some advice i if i was just moving we would add something that i dismissed all as the 150 of them to and i just really started on that, it said i'm sort of in the stand by the idea. but actually what is the oddest square 10 base continue is the sensitivity october right. now the reason i clump said that 5660 bucks to as well. i just said including women until then why is that? i mean it's also resulted in getting but i see that as haven't as down a little bit to get to the my phone. i lost where it was spinner. um, although it is uh, the tv is on the see the skills live, i didn't believe i'm about for ages, according to what i said i'm supposed to of them. obviously this one distance p error all to prime minister has wound up the risk of escalation and why the region has was followed a us as for like on central baghdad, which killed a high ranking miller shop. come on to report suggested 7 other people. what was so wounded, this fascinated lead up was part of the rocky militia, under the control

citizens. this negative talk about maga is going to hurt biden. >> if leb beryls took that advice, msnbc would turn into stat is. >> it is a vengeance tour this time around. we talk about trump all the time. we also need to talk about his voters. tom nichols writes in the atlantic, these particular voters want revenge as well. they are getting what they want. they too are set on revenge. it is not economic anxiety. it is racial anxiety and democratic panic. >> what happens when words get turned into deeds. by using terms like mag ga and trump as part of a january 6th investigation. the government even snooped on people that bought stuff at cabella's, bass pro shop. jim jordan said this is a big problem. >> at the request of government, you have banks searching private transactions of their customers for key search terms. keywords. it looks like any warrants, without any legal process. this is financial surveillance at its worst. dana, again, i have to blow "the five"'s horn. we were sounding the alarm on this rhetoric three years ago. we predicted that pushing this divisive stuff, you are goin

the bastard, citizens, i propose not to make things worse, to go under article 258 of poaching, and not under article 105 for murder, adviceinue my career as a security guard in a supermarket, i ’ll continue for you, i’ll continue for you, sit down here, maybe, as a souvenir or something? well, that’s enough to explain, i think that this time it’s gone, well , next time think, think about who you ’re contacting, free, thank you, no problem. citizen zenchuk, you will have to travel with us. oh, you haven't been fired yet. well, as you can see, lieutenant of justice shavirina investigative committee. citizen denchuk, you have been detained on suspicion of assault on life police officer. you can't live in peace. give me your hands. you ’ll use these bracelets to fasten your lieutenant of justice’s bunk, understand? do you understand what's going on? stop. mr. kapralov, if you interfere with the arrest, they can handcuff you, yes, we, we do not interfere, we are ready to cooperate with the investigation, yes, yes, yes, i advise you to find a good lawyer, thank you for the advice, anastasia ivanovna. all the last two are left a

the citizens of our common country feel warm and comfortable, two shifts a day, i work the first, my partner works the second, where something is unclear to us, the city is unfamiliar, they give advices through. some taxi drivers will drive by themselves, show the way, we bring water to them, that is, somewhere it lies very deep, so accordingly, it’s a big problem even for us to get to this depth with the help of geophysical equipment. we are building a well for water, a continuous slaughter, with fishing, we want to provide water for the boiler room, to provide heating for people, everyone the day doesn't work well with the well. the rock is very strong, well, rocky sandstones , so it takes about 2-4 days, it takes about 2-4 days, everything is in terrible condition, the channels are all old, the pipes are old, everything is rotten, everything, well , in general, we restore everything, when we cut out sections, this is internal corrosion , when the pipeline goes into operation, it... people say goodbye to us, wish us all the best, take care of ourselves, and tell us a lot, of course, stories about how many people died, and how, well, it ’s hard for them it's been nine years already