— tough regulator and the clean water authority and i think it would really— authority andbe effective. are authority and i think it would really be effective.— authority and i think it would really be effective. are you going to ban water— really be effective. are you going to ban water companies - really be effective. are you going to ban water companies from - really be effective. are you going - to ban water companies from putting sewage in the rivers and streams? that's what we want to get to. how many would — that's what we want to get to. how many would you — that's what we want to get to. how many would you ban? _ that's what we want to get to. firm? many would you ban? how many would be free from sewage put into them? we have to consult on the numbers and take _ we have to consult on the numbers and take communities with us and chalk— and take communities with us and chalk streams would be the top priority— chalk streams would be the top priority but there are other precious _ priority but there are other precious lakes like lake windermere where _ precious lakes l

so our new regulator, the clean water authority, has the clean water authority, has the resources becausewe're proposing, with powers coming from other regulators . from other regulators. >> so we have a much stronger regulator, but they need the resources to do the job. and we've seen on the conservatives cutting back the environment agency, where some of these monitors were, and we want to make sure the resources are there as well as the rules. >> and it seems that rishi sunak grant shapps think that the tories won't win this election , tories won't win this election, and that they're just trying to limit a labour seat majority. >> are you worried about a labour supermajority, my job is to make sure we beat as many conservative mps as possible, and snp mps in scotland, liberal democrats, i think, are getting our messages over in this campaign on health and care, on sewage. we've just been talking about and on the economy and the more liberal democrat mps we have, the better . the truth is have, the better. the truth is the conservative party have failed in government. they'd failed in g

new quality inspectors would work as part of a newly created clean water authority . ed davey says authority. sir ed davey says it's crucial that britain's water is cleaned up. >> there's nowhere near enough sewage monitors . we're calling sewage monitors. we're calling them sewage busters. we want to provide £10 million in our cost of manifesto. so our new regulator , the clean water regulator, the clean water authority, has the resources because we do need a tough regulator, as we're proposing , regulator, as we're proposing, with powers coming from other regulators. so we have a much stronger regulator , but they stronger regulator, but they need the resources to do the job. and we've seen on the conservatives cutting back the environment agency, where some of these monitors were, and we want to make sure the resources are there as well as the rules . are there as well as the rules. >> the leader of reform uk says the party has been let down by a company that was contracted to vet its candidates. nigel farage says a large sum of money was paid to the firm, which he

we're calling it the clean water authority, and it backs up all the liberal democrat policies to endity. that was the message from the first minister — who was speaking on the bbc�*s panorama programme. john swinney rejected the idea that austerity could be required and also said that english voters were turning against the conservatives and that scottish voters needed to put snp mps back in westminster in order to give them a voice. england is going to vote against the conservatives. it's plain — it's absolutely clear. you've spent 20 years telling people they've got to have independence because england always votes for the tories! well, listen, england's going to vote against the tories. it's absolutely crystal—clear. so people in scotland have got to decide who's going to protect them at westminster, and the snp will do it. the green party has launched its manifesto — or list of election pledges — including plans to boost health and social care spending by £50 billion a year. to help fund this, the party says it would raise national insurance and wealth taxes on high earners. now

new quality inspectors would work as part of a newly created clean water authority. er is cleaned up. >> there's nowhere near enough sewage monitors. we're calling them sewage busters. we want to provide £10 million in our cost of manifesto. so our new regulator , the clean water regulator, the clean water authority, has the resources because we do need a tough regulator, as we're proposing , regulator, as we're proposing, with powers coming from other regulators. so we have a much stronger regulator , but they stronger regulator, but they need the resources to do the job. and we've seen on the conservatives cutting back the environment agency, where some of these monitors were, and we want to make sure the resources are there as well as the rules . are there as well as the rules. >> gb news continues to be your election channel. let's follow sir keir starmer on the road as he campaigns in the south—east of england. let's listen in to what he has to say , whatever what he has to say, whatever their background, making sure we got the police to crack down on antisocial

davey is a guy who likes a bit of fun, he is campaigning for things like clean water, today announcing the new clean water authorityossible vote. there are reasons why they think the liberal democrats could be important in the final outcome of this election. if, as we have heard, labour was to get some kind of supermajority, the lib dems say, we would be a great party to offer a position to labour. the conservatives, they say, after an election, will be in disarray, we are cohesive and we can do the job of holding the government to account. they have had small success, it is one poll but they have had a four point bump since the manifesto on monday. it could be an outlying poll, they hope it is not. thank you, tom symonds. more now on the labour campaign, amid denials from sir keir starmer that it's a foregone conclusion that labour will win a majority. asked by reporters for his response to grant shapps warning people not to give labour a "supermajority," sir keir said he wasn't going to be complacent. let's hear what he had to say to the bbc. we will set out our manifesto tomorrow. it will be a positive case in d

sewage dumping by water companies, new quality inspectors would work as part of a newly created clean water authority sir ed davey says it's crucial that britain's water is cleaned up. >> there's nowhere near enough sewage monitors. we're calling them sewage busters . we want to them sewage busters. we want to provide £10 million in our cost of manifesto. so our new regulator, the clean water authority, has the resources because we do need a tough regulator as we're proposing, with powers coming from other regulators. so we have a much stronger regulator, but they need the resources to do the job. and we've seen on the conservatives cutting back the environment agency, where some of these monitors were , and we of these monitors were, and we want to make sure the resources are there as well as the rules. >> now, a review has found that four police detectives who ran the first investigation into the murder of stephen lawrence shouldn't face criminal charges. it found there was insufficient evidence and no real prospect of a conviction that means none of the four retired detectives is going to be charg

speaking about the party's plans for a clean water authority. but first, of course, he took a dip.>> yeah. >> so you've got so you've either got a sit down on here or jump either got a sit down on here or jump in and swim to the green stairs once you're over on the green stairs, you're more than welcome to go on. now i think i know who should go first, but if you're listening on the radio. >> ed davey is in wet suit. we're very typically getting used to seeing him in a wet suit with a life vest on and a yellow helmet, and he's jumping into what looks like a man made pond of some kind. perhaps, is it an outdoor swimming pool? it's a little hard to make out, but there appears to be some sort of. >> and who's the victim? he's taking with him? who's half his size? who's about to go in the water? >> i think there's an assault candidate. here we go. water assault course. this is in worcester. oh, that won't be warm. he's just jumped in. water is a very sort of nice greeny blue colour for if that's a fresh water pond. >> he does front crawl. he swims. i'm a breaststroke swimmer. yeah. so

we've called it the clean water authority. 're not happy with the way the regulators have been monitoring and enforcing the law on the water companies. and enforcing the law on the water companies . they've been water companies. they've been allowing them to get away with this filthy sewage dumping . this filthy sewage dumping. >> now, pro—palestinian protesters have sprayed red paint on a historic building at the university of cambridge . the university of cambridge. students and members of the palestine action group targeted senate house this afternoon, a building that has been used for graduation ceremonies since the 18th century. the group says the action marked the end of an academic year where university of cambridge has funded enabled a normalise the ongoing palestinian genocide, while a spokesman for the university says they strongly condemn this act of vandalism , the search has act of vandalism, the search has intensified for british teenager jay slater, who went missing in tenerife. jay travelled for a music festival

an outdoor visit to an adventure centre in warwickshire, party leader sir ed davey said the clean water authorityrd on increasing taxes on higher earners. speaking to nick robinson for the bbc�*s panorama interviews, he said the policy helped fund public services and brought wider benefits. for people who are teachers or police officers, the difference in tax is very limited. but of course there are other benefits, like the fact that people in scotland don't pay for university tuition, or that they don't pay for prescriptions, or that they have, generally, a council tax payment that is about £500, £600 lower than if they were living in england. nick robinson also interviewed plaid cymru's rhun ap iorwerth about how his party would handle the economy. plaid's leader said he wanted to have an honest debate about tax. we have a number of porposals for bringing in more tax, for example, making sure that those oil and gas companies pay more of a windfall tax, that the corporate pay more, that those who have the huge amounts of wealth are targeted through a wealth tax, so through a fair taxation system

new quality inspectors would work as part of a newly created clean water authority. d davey says it's crucial that britain's water is cleaned up . and lastly, water is cleaned up. and lastly, the russian president has arrived in north korea this evening. that's according to russian media reports, his first state visit there for 24 years. vladimir putin holding a meeting with kim jong un, who he's praised for firmly supporting the invasion of ukraine before continuing on to vietnam later in the week. those are your latest news stories. sign up for gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on the screen right now, or go to gbnews.com slash alerts i >> -- >> thanks, polly. in a moment, i'm going to speak to chris hope about these two stories that have been making the headlines this afternoon on the campaign trail. so we've got nigel farage hitting out at a vetting company, which he says reform of paid nearly 150 grand to vet their candidates and that that company hasn't fulfilled its obligations, saying that he's threatening legal action and suggesting that the owner of the

new quality inspectors would work, all as part of a newly created clean water authority . st thing to bring you up to date with this evening. the french actress anouk aimee has died at the age of 92. she became famous for her sophisticated performances in a string of classics throughout the 50s and 60s, including la dolce vita , 60s, including la dolce vita, eight and a half and a man and a woman, all which earned her an academy award for nomination for best actress. she made her last screen appearance in 2019 and credited her long career to always listening to her colleagues and not taking herself too seriously. pretty good advice for us all. that's the news. for the latest stories, do sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news .com/ alerts . alerts. >> it's been a record breaking day in the english channel. gb news can reveal that at least 750 illegal immigrants arrived in britain in small boats. today alone, that number surpasses the previous one day record of 711 small boat migrants who arrived on may the 1st. it takes the total number o

we've called it the clean water authority. we're not happy with the way the regulators have been monitoring and enforcing the law on the water companies. and enforcing the law on the water companies . they've been water companies. they've been allowing them to get away with this filthy sewage dumping and the search for a british teenager who went missing after a night out in tenerife has entered. >> now its sixth day. jay slater travelled to the spanish island for a music festival on his first holiday without his parents. but the 19 year old has not been heard from since. he called a friend shortly before 9:00 monday morning, saying he was lost and needed water. jay was lost and needed water. jay was last seen in the northwestern mountain village of masca . spanish police rejected masca. spanish police rejected an offer of support from lancashire police to assist in the search for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts now it's back to dawn . to da

the party says the clean water authority would be given new powers to help reform the sector .e reform the sector. nigel farage has been offered additional private security by the home office after objects were thrown at him during campaigning. office after objects were thrown at him during campaigning . a man at him during campaigning. a man has been charged after a coffee cup and other items from a building site narrowly missed the reform. uk leader on an open top bus in barnsley yesterday, 28 year old josh greely has been charged with using threatening, abusive or insulting words and behaviour with intent to cause fear or provoke unlawful violence . he's been released on violence. he's been released on bail and will appear in court later this month . brendan cox, later this month. brendan cox, husband of the murdered labour mp jo cox, says violence has no place in politics. >> i think it's deeply i think it's deeply depressing that people think that you can resolve political disagreements with intimidation, with violence and, you know , some people think and, you know, some

liberal democrat leader sir ed davey says the clean water authority would be given new powers to tackle sewage dumping and reform the water industry in england and wales. sewage is the lib dems main pledge in the natural environment section of the manifesto, which was unveiled today. the party promises to end the sewage scandal by transforming water firms into public benefit companies and banning bonuses for water bosses until discharges and leaks stop . the discharges and leaks stop. the home secretary, james cleverly, has condemned the attack on nigel farage today after objects were thrown at him during a campaign event in yorkshire police have arrested a 28 year old man on suspicion of public order offences. it's understood a cup and possibly a rock were thrown at the reform uk leader and narrowly missed him. he was on top of the party's battle bus in barnsley town centre . mr in barnsley town centre. mr farage was addressing supporters when he was heckled by demonstrators. he said he'd been warned by police to not get off the bus and finally the convicted sex offender and former pop

regulators , which are current regulators, which are dispersed into one new regulator called the clean water authority monitors for them to make sure they hold the water companies to account. we want to say to the water companies, if you keep polluting and we're going to have a sewage tax on your profits, we want to say that the water industry should be restructured so that they have to put public health and the environment ahead of profit. >> can you can you guarantee people's bills will not go up as a result of that? all of those impositions upon these companies, can you guarantee that people's bills really won't go that people's bills really won't 9° up that people's bills really won't go up if they have to spend all that money? >> well, at the moment, the conservative government at ofwat are proposing huge hikes in people's water bills. you're absolutely right. and your plan would be even higher. no, they wouldn't, because i think that a regulator and the government have been really weak on the companies . companies have made companies. companies have made huge amounts of money over the last, you

under the party's plans, 100 new water quality inspectors will work as part of a new clean water authority, a regulator which authority, a regulator which will have the power to force entry to sites if water companies are slow in granting permission . the lib dem leader, permission. the lib dem leader, sir ed davey, attacked the conservatives handling of the sewage water crisis, calling it a national scandal. that's the news for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. carmela, it's time now for headliners . now for headliners. >> hello and welcome to headuner >> hello and welcome to headliner tour. first look at tuesday's newspapers. i'm simon evans, joining me tonight we have the richard and hyacinth bucket of headliners that was an old combination. it's josh bucket of headliners that was an old combination. it'sjosh howie old combination. it's josh howie and chris had a weapon. i don't believe those people have ever seen that tv show. >> no , but our audience will >> no, but our audience will have. >> and i see you've got the dress

liberal democrat leader sir ed davey says the clean water authority would be given new powers to tackle is the lib dems main pledge in the natural environment section of the manifesto, which was unveiled today. the party promises to end the sewage scandal by transforming water firms into public benefit companies and banning bonuses for water bosses until discharges and leaks stop . the discharges and leaks stop. the home secretary, james cleverly, has condemned the attack on nigel farage today after objects were thrown at him during a campaign event in yorkshire police

new inspectors would work as part of a newly created clean water authority under the lib dems.that's the news. for the latest stories, do sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen or go to flash alerts . screen or go to flash alerts. >> and thanks very much, polly. good evening again. i'm michael portillo , a gb news presenter portillo, a gb news presenter who was a conservative member of parliament over a period of 20 years off and on. there was a gap of two and a half years following my rather high profile defeat in the 1997 general election. and that brings me to reflect on the general election campaign that we're experiencing now for the tories, ever since the soggy election announcement by bedraggled prime minister in downing street, it's been an uphill battle. given labour's lead in the polls. perhaps it might have helped the tories to focus on sir keir starmer's party, especially what it's going to do and how it's going to pay for it. but the conservatives seemingly can't help but make the campaign about themselves interrupting labour whenever it's makin

the new quality inspectors would work as part of a newly created clean water authority . the russian authority. and the russian president has arrived in north korea this evening. that's according to russian state media. that's his first state visit there for 24 years. vladimir putin is due to hold a meeting with kim jong un, who he's praised for firmly supporting the invasion of ukraine before continuing on to vietnam later in the week for further meetings with political figures. that's the news for the latest stories , do sign up to gb latest stories, do sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. carl heneghan alerts . time now carl heneghan alerts. time now for headliners . for headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners your first look at all wednesday's newspapers. i'm simon evans tonight , joined by simon evans tonight, joined by two top comedians, the uncompromising leo kearse and his cordial companion steve allen. good cop, bad cop. >> yeah, i am compromised. you are. that's what you're implying. >> are you in all kinds of impor

party leader sir ed davey said the clean water authority would be given new powers to reform the industry amount of sewage they dump into rivers. sir ed launched the policy on a visit to an outdoor adventure centre in warwickshire. and not for the fist time during this campaign, it didn't take too long for him to test the water quality directly. the leaders of scotland's five main political parties have clashed in a special debate programme on a range of issues — from how to tackle the cost of living crisis to the problems faced by the nhs, as well as scottish independence. the social democratic party has published its first election manifesto for 37 years saying it wants to address what it calls the epidemic of family breakdown. the party is proposing tax relief forfamilies raising children, and said married couples should have priority for council houses. if you are a couple raising children, you won't pay any tax for the first £25,000. that would make a massive difference to household budgets and take some of the pressure off parents raising children. a man has been charged after objec

so our new regulator, the clean water authority, has the clean water authority, has the resources becauseneed a tough regulator, as we're proposing , with powers coming proposing, with powers coming from other regulators. so we have a much stronger regulator , have a much stronger regulator, but they need the resources to do the job under this tory government. >> they've lost control of the borders and we will, you know, set up a border security command, a new elite command with new powers and resources to smash the gangs that are running the vile trade in the first place. because, as you rightly say, a record number have crossed the channel this year already . already. >> right. joining us now is the associate editor of the daily mirror, kevin maguire. right so kevin, what do we want to talk about. good news about inflation falling. can rishi sunak claim credit for this. >> yeah i think we should talk about inflation. it's a 2% now. first time in three years hit the target . unfortunately over the target. unfortunately over that three year period it's risen by 20.8% in all, which you wou

details of their plan to replace the water industry regulator, 0fwat, with a new body called the clean water authorityng of sewage. they say it would have its headquarters in an area which has been badly affected by the problem, and would be able to revoke the licences of poor performers. jon has more on today's news now, including some more politics and another big debate last night. indeed, yes. the leaders of scotland's five main political parties have clashed in a special debate programme on a range of issues from how to tackle the cost of living crisis to the problems faced by the nhs as well as scottish independence. 0ur scotland editor james cook was watching. 60 minutes, five party leaders, one general election that could change the country... and three big topics. first, the economy. what worries me about what lies ahead is that there's the threat of more spending cuts. anas has not been straight... i'm being straight. there is going to be £18 billion of public spending cuts, and we've had enough austerity from the tories. we don't want to imposed it on us by any incoming labour government. s

democrat leader, as you can see, plunged into a lake in warwickshire to promote his plans for a clean water authorityre he goes. boof! chocks away. you know, for a guy that worries a lot about sewage, you spend a lot of time on this campaign trail plopping into the water. now, this is just one of a series of stunts since he started campaigning, including, of course, paddle boarding on lake windermere, looking around for floating voters and visiting a slip and slide in somerset. in fact, i think he's about to try and do a gladiator leap. here he goes, clambering over a net, looking very much like one of the world's worst gladiators. here he goes. i think he's going to try and go on to the monkey fings to try and go on to the monkey rings. is he ? well, here we go. rings. is he? well, here we go. and another spectacular flop. at least that's a politician who's making something of a splash. seems to be working, though. he's having a merry time. it's like a big adventure to him and the liberal democrat leader was also asked for his thoughts on the uk gdp figures, which came out today , the time ticks away

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from several dozen artesian wells, imagine, 100% will provide the kherson residents with clean water to the authoritiesa couple of weeks ago, for example, from the same place in the kherson direction there were reports of dozens of cases of typhoid fever in the ranks of the vso. it is obvious that they have big problems with... not the people in the barracks, but as for the russian military, experts reassure us that cholera will not appear among the soldiers, not among the civilian population, russia has the best sanitary inspection system in the world , in the american atlanta, the first round of election debates between joe biden and donald trump will start very soon, as the results of opinion polls show, more than half of americans we are confident that the former president will be able to defeat nadna in this duel. usa, dmitry melnikov. there is not a free meter left around the cnn television center in atlanta without a reminder of the epoch-making battle, as the american media call this first personal meeting between biden and trump in 4 years. and the management of the tv channel shows off the st

so our new regulator, the clean water authority, has the clean water authority, has the resources becausewe do need a tough regulator , as we're a tough regulator, as we're proposing, with powers coming from other regulators. so we have a much stronger regulator, but they need the resources to do the job. >> under this tory government. they've lost control of the borders and we will, you know, set up a border security command, a new elite command with new powers and resources to smash the gangs that are running the vile trade in the first place. because, as you rightly say, a record number have crossed the channel. this year already. >> well, very interesting . spike >> well, very interesting. spike deputy editor frazer marsh joins us now , starmer, so basically us now, starmer, so basically he's at a supermarket today and he'll be he'll be talking about, family finances and that sort of thing, but yet big threat towards family savings. >> well, ever since this campaign began, people have been trying to pin down slippery starmer on what potential tax rises might be coming down the track.

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liberal democrat leader sir ed davey says the clean water authority would be given new powers to tackleb dems main pledge in the natural environment section of the manifesto, which was unveiled today. the party promises to end the sewage scandal by transforming water firms into public benefit companies and banning bonuses for water bosses until discharges and leaks stop . the discharges and leaks stop. the home secretary, james cleverly, has condemned the attack on nigel farage today after objects were thrown at him during a campaign event in yorkshire police have arrested a 28 year old man on suspicion

we've called it the clean water authority. ith the way the regulators have been monitoring and enforcing the law on the water companies. they've been allowing them to get away with this filthy sewage dumping and the search for a british teenager who went missing after a night out in tenerife has entered its sixth day. >> jay slater travelled to the spanish island for a music festival on his first holiday without his parents. but the 19 year old has not been heard from since. he called a friend shortly before 9:00 monday morning, saying he was lost and needed water. jay was last seen in the northwestern mountain village of masca. spanish police rejected an offer of support from lancashire police to assist in the search. >> we believe they've got the resources to carry out this search and rescue operation . it search and rescue operation. it is an incredibly vast area which needs to ultimately be grid searched very painstakingly dunng searched very painstakingly during daylight hours because after night you're you're going to mis

it is impossible to take water directly from the dnieper, so kherson is fed by several dozen artesian wells. imagine, the ukrainian authorities managed to provide 100% cleandents only in the twenty-fifth year of independence in 2015, and then with constant accidents and leaks. of course, after the destruction of the kokhovskaya gs dam. the city turned out to be doomed, at least 17 wells were flooded and cholera vibrios were probably infested there, another shocking thing is that in the 20th century people generally die from this disease, this is generally trash, of course, because no one has died from cholera for a long time it should, it can be easily treated, it is a serious disease, it is fatal, it is certainly a disease, but it can be treated very simply: you need antibiotics and you need large volumes of fluid, because... cholera is manifested by large losses of fluid, but in general you should not die from cholera today . however, is it worth it? it’s surprising that a couple of weeks ago, for example, from the same direction from the kherson direction there were reports of dozens of cases of typhoid fever in the ranks of the vso. it is obvious that

abortion, clean air act, clean water act, sovereignty, climate change, soon to be executive author precedentshat we talk about, appear before us through their proxies every single day on the witness stand. in fact, very committee the very same donors that we're talking about here today that undermine the legislative bran■i, the verl■g say institutional, democratic and the held dear for so long and we have seen again, but i think it's important for folks to understand, this is not a coincidence. th■s been something that's been built over decad by these megha donors and the organizations that theyand they the koch brothers, the■i■ devos, the leonard leo's and the candidates donald trump and the supreme court justices that they advocated to ben funded the camo make sure they got through the d also funded the public campaign to make sure they got tre and meanwhile these justices and their families have been goingm vacations on yachts andy the sa fairs while they have actual business in front of these courts through these dark money organizations. but i want to j have to take our word for it. beca

fact, its expensive cleaning was almost called the main task of the parisian authorities on the eve. summer olympics, because according to the program of the games, it is the watersl's french river that should host the corresponding stage of the triathlon competition, well, along with a number of other disciplines, the athletes were obviously guaranteed comfortable conditions, despite the long-standing reputation of spring, as the sewers are literally open, where all sorts of things have been drained for decades uncleanness. but however, now against the backdrop of the strange indecisiveness of the same mayor idalgo, a logical question arises: is it really a problem? did you manage to find it? anastasia ivanova tried to answer. this flash mob has already been nicknamed by potential participants. there are not many ethereal options, one of them is stinking strike. well, or you can simply read the hashtag that has become popular on the social network x. in general, it clearly states what the so-called protesters are planning to do on june 23. the day macron promised to dive into the blue. presenters on french television are expressing concern about this. considerin

abortion clean air act, clean water act climate change, soon to be executive authorities, and presidents that have stood for decades and generations back into the 19th century, but it's not just the courts, we've also seen it here in congress. the same dark money interests and mega donors we are talking about appear before us through their proxies every single day on the witness stand. in fact we have had witnesses that are funded by the very same donors we are talking about here today that are driving narratives that undermine the legislative branch, the very sa institutional democratic ad and ideas that americans have held dear for so long. and we have seen it time and time again. i think it's important for folks to understand as we have been discussing here, this is not a coincidence. this is something that has been built over a decade by these mega d and the organizations that they founded and they fund. the coke brothers, the divorces, the harlan crow's, and those they funded like donald trump and the supreme court justices that they advocated to be appointed to and then funded the

authors of this picture. instead of rings there are chairs. against the backdrop of macron’s desire to make the seine clean in the minds of the french, even in ourou. toilet water, which is not filtered at all and passes directly into the hay. the press of the fifth republic could not do without the hand of the kremlin. he writes that it was russia that initiated the artificial strengthening of the hashtag about june 23. but why do the french cope on their own? french people. weak enough to overthrow macron, turn him into nothing with their ridicule, and russia has nothing to do with it, macron should have taken care of french citizens, by the way, he had opportunities when conflicts occurred there with fundamentalists and the crimes that terrorists committed, macron somehow played it all off, well, he played it more rhetorically and hushed it up, that is , he did not make any changes in french life, he also did not improve the french economy, that’s what it resulted in? memes, if only it would benefit the french. this is sasha. it is important for him to have friends nearby. maxim always. he tells his friends yes, masha will help at any moment, and vanya will

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waters. french authorities assured that they would clear the hay by the start of the games. president macron has repeatedly promised to swim in the river. huge amounts of money have been allocated to cleanthe water still raises many questions. scientists believe global warming will ruin the summer olympics. in 7 years, only eight will be able to hold games in the summer cities in the northern hemisphere, among which two are in russia: st. petersburg and krasnoyarsk. abnormal heat threatens not only paris. meteorologists have published an alarming forecast: this year a heat dome will cover vast areas of our planet, which together are home to more than a quarter of a billion people, from unprecedented levels. mexico and northeast america are already suffering from the heat. what is a thermal dome? and whether temperature anomy will affect russian regions, we will tell you in our material. they drop dead right from trees. all because of the extreme heat that has settled in the state of tabasco. this cub is in critical condition. he was left alone without a mother. hundreds of red book monkeys died due to abnormal fat. in mexico, zoologists have discovered at least 83 dead howler monkey car

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