i'll lead you. for the capital, for the truth , for constantine, a big story is on the air, decembristss moment in russian history, who will be the next emperor, in the 14th century this was decided by the guard, when alexander i died in taganrog. the second eldest was his brother konstantin pavlovich, he divorced his wife a long time ago, in fact since 1801, and formally since 1820 and lived in a margonatic marriage with countess ioanna gruzinskaya, who after after her official marriage with constantine , she received the title of princess from alexander i. according to russian law, children, the newly-born princess lovich. he did not claim the throne. in the summer of 1823, at the direction of the emperor, metropolitan philoret of moscow and favorite of alexander i, alexander nikolaevich galitsin, drew up a manifesto on the abdication of constantine and the appointment of nikolai pavlych as heir. sealed original. "keep in the assumption cathedral with state acts until my demand; in the event of my death, open to the moscow bishop and the moscow governor-general in an emergency meeting

how lana, the mother of the emperor constantine is become a very devout christian. she only has the bible to go by the new test. so she goes to best buy and she ask around. so she's probably talking to some of the indigenous people that lived in the country. she did identify this case, maybe somebody showed her, maybe there was a legend or a tradition, like i think it was over here. oh, build a church here beneath the basilica chunk. so in the growth who lived in activity, a 14 point silver saw in late in the marble floor indicates the spot where the event is set to have a cut. it best the inscription tia jesus christ was born of the virgin mary. according to tradition, the major i deposited that gifts of gold frankincense and a sort of drama from an archaeological point of view that has nothing to prevent it from being the grocer lifted into tibits he saw it was a low offensive k did by christian oral tradition. which is why constancy and had a church built there? i don't all this is a, this walk on space is there is nothing to prevent it from being the grotto if t

reading constantine received the title of princess from alexander ii.d not lay claim to the throne. in addition, konstantin was terrified of sharing his father’s fate. he did not claim the throne. in the summer of 1823, at the direction of the emperor, metropolitan of moscow philoret and favorite of alexander i, alexandra nikolaevich. galitsin drew up a manifesto about the abdication of constantine and the appointment of nikolai pavlych as heir. the sealed original remained in the assumption cathedral. three sealed copies were sent to the state council, senate and synod. on in the envelope with the forgery of the manifesto it was written : “keep in the assumption cathedral with state acts until my demand, in the event of my death, open to the moscow bishop as his heir, but here the word was spoken by the guard, accustomed for a century to decide who should be emperor, with their lips st. petersburg governor general, hero of the war with napoleon, mikhail andreevich miloradovich, this is well shown in the film union of salvation, konstantin will not come

russian soldiers , this sword, was given to me by tsarevich constantine, it was written to my friend, would like to call him my sovereign, but he denied. do you hear, i renounced, from now on our sovereign, nikolai pavlovich, you and i are serving people, our duty is to serve the sovereign and russia, i ask you, i beg you, brothers, come to your senses, return to the barracks, and i promise, you hear, i will take everyone by the hand and lead you to the sovereign, and he will forgive you, i swear, i will not let you be offended, if you please , drive away, leave the soldiers alone, stand, sir, pour behind me, zazarmy, zag, a! my children, do not buy your soul. the story of its incarnation in the first channel blockbuster union of salvation. for some reason, the decembrists thought that they knew better than the emperor what russia needed. take troops, go somewhere outside the city, become some kind of camp. the conspirators themselves were unable to clearly formulate what kind of plan? nikolai understood the dilemma well: they want to make me a tyrant or a coward. who is this person,

centuries of christianity, after three fierce centuries of persecution by pagans under emperor constantine the great, it was established in the byzantine empire. it would seem that this should have served to usher in a prosperous, calm time for christians. however, during this period , false heretical teachings began to arise, distorting the teachings of the church, including heresy iconoclasm, whose followers denied the veneration of holy icons. however , the tradition of venerating holy icons... existed since ancient times in the christian church, it was based on the holy scriptures, and remained inviolable until the 7th century, but in 730, the byzantine emperor levi the isaurian, succumbed to the influence of the retics, banned the veneration of icons. then the orthodox, especially the monks, began to fight for the right to depict jesus christ on icons. the persecution of the orthodox was no longer by pagans, but by other christians, falsely understood the orthodox faith. in 787, the seventh ecumenical council took place, which confirmed the correctness of the defenders of the holy ico

let's see how this event developed, who are the binoders, we are for constantine, yes, here is the roadou, for the constitution, a completely real episode. when nikolai could simply be raised with bayonets and killed, that’s they could have done anything, but they didn’t kill them, well, in my opinion, this episode speaks no more about nicholas, but about the decembrists, when the uprising was organized so quickly, they didn’t expect that everyone would have to leave urgently, that it turned out that one regiment got lost and turned not to senate square, to palace square, and the other regiment met miloradovich, he began shouting out of step, out of step, left, left, and so on, that is, this is first of all... what was your plan for a military uprising , especially when it became clear that they were they already knew very well that they were leaving later than the senate had crossed, that is, the political goals were practically unattainable, now everyone, even these investigators themselves, were amazed, because such a plan, take troops, go somewhere outside the city , set up some kin

let's bring it in. constantine w's, russia, affairs analysts. what do we know about the suspects and their alleged smoke? it's as well. we do know that the 4 of them, of citizens, of the republic of the biggest, on a central lay. sure, the oldest as such a to the youngest is 19. i think we all have full have finally is the was was 32, has 4 children. uh and uh, at least some of them worked at permanent jobs in and around the mosque region, which is a pretty regular occurrence in russia where hundreds of thousands of, of millions of people themselves, relation uh, find where i can deal with send their remittances to central link uh there was a kind of cryptic announcement by the rest of the secret police. they f as b that they have detained more people up to 11 people. but the only people who have seen of those that are brought to the cool, a full sort of full detention for, for, for the rest. so that is what we know. they're wrapped claims that they were members of the a small of a, some kind of a small mist circle. but again, this is not confir

constantine, promise them a reduction in their terms of service, an increase in their salaries, evenfor sergei ivanovich. wait for elite. let's go. hey. with his friend goes to moscow with the most important state mission, remember, petrastonala, hippolit, yes, let me wrap you up, so, well, get up, let’s go, the guards will march out tomorrow. tobetskoy gave me a letter to my brother sergei and several other gentlemen in moscow, help me, letters, because they cannot be sent with someone, but i can immediately go to kiev to sergei. i wonder how sergei ivanovich will be able to do it tomorrow.

, she directly wrote that constantine should be on the throne, and taught him greek, taught him the greekanguage, in general there there was a project for the transformation of the balkans, the actual remnants of the ottoman empire, which was supposed to collapse and so on, but the main engine of this project was to be potemkin tauride, the tovrian region itself under catherine was the only region, not a province, it was the region that was organized. same thanks to him, but he died in 1791 and this project was pushed back, of course, we remember potemkin from the potemkin villages in crimea, yes, which, well, this is a very muddy story, the story is really muddy, very muddy, i’m not at all sure what’s there there is truth, because there are known sources where all this came from, rumors and the like, so this was one of the elements of the information war of that time against catherine. of course, we can’t cover the entire catherine era, it ’s not the right format, but besides, we sometimes have they forget that the catherine era is different stages, it was a brilliant beginning, an excel

and the decembrists were already leading their regiments to senate square and the roll call for constantinend nicholas began. this is how it is shown in the film union of salvation. hurray, konstantin! hurray, nikolai! anatoly vadinovich maksimov is probably the main creator of the film. together with konstantin. the idea of ​​why it became a movie in the first place is because it unique dramatic material. the worst thing for dramaturgy. this division into good and bad, when the audience is well aware in advance that these are scoundrels, these are angels and the clash between them, but at best it is a computer game and... 825, which is soon 200 years old, yes, the event is really amazing and there were a lot moments that had no analogues at all in our history, well, for example, for the emperor himself to go out under bullets to talk with his own subjects, by the way, he wrote memoirs, in these memoirs he, naturally, i paid a lot of attention to this. day, and he remembered how he came out and how he was met with bullets. let's listen to the emperor. then i dispatched the preobrazhensky re

, directly wrote that constantine should be on the throne, and taught him greek, taught him greek, inns, the actual remnants of the ottoman empire, which was supposed to collapse and so on, but the main driver of this project was to be potemkin tauride, tauride region proper. catherine had the only region, not a province, it was precisely the region that was organized thanks to him, but he died in 1791, and this project was pushed aside, of course, we remember potemkin. also about the potemkin villages in crimea, yes, which, well, this is a very muddy story, in fact, the story is really muddy, very muddy, i’m not at all sure that there is truth there, because there are well-known sources where it all came from, rumors and things like that, so this is one of the elements information war of that time was against catherine, of course , we can’t cover the entire catherine era, we can’t do it here, it’s not the right format, but besides, we sometimes forget that catherine’s era is different stages, it was a brilliant beginning, absolutely excellent continuation of catherine's maturity, unf

as far as i know, have the investigation, dw much analysts, constantine it is always constantine. we appreciate your analysis. thank you. thank you. a series of look now and some of the other swords that are making headlines this hour around the world. a us president joe biden has lucky and the democratic nomination for the 2024 presidential election. donald trump also picked up enough delegates and tuesdays state primaries to secure the republican nomination. it confirms that dropping by and will face off. in november, a women have sued director roman polanski alleging that he raped her at his home 4 decades ago, her lawyer said that she was a minor when it happened, a landscape pleaded guilty of the 1970s to sexually assaulting a 13 year old before he fled. from the us to europe, a commercial rocket has exploded after its launch from western japan, the space one japanese started up was trying to become japan's 1st company to successfully put a satellite into orbit. but the cairo's rockets and its payload burst into flames. you see right there to seconds after it's a call. russia

the end of february, when prince william pulled out of his godfather�*s memorial service, king constantine around the time catherine would have received her diagnosis and treatment plan. since catherine released herfilmed statement, there has been an outpouring of support from around the world and closer to home in the uk. i think we really feel for her, and i think she's very brave. and the fact she said giving hope to other people with cancer, when she's in so much pain herself, it says a lot for her. ijust feel for them. i think i wouldn't want. to wish that on anyone. and i think the whole country, l whether you're a royalist or not, should be with them _ from a humanitarian point of view and think about how they're feeling, and their children as well. _ she's a good advert for st andrews and so is prince william as well. so good wishes to all of them, including king charles, yeah, hopefully, they all get well soon. i've had bowel cancer myself a couple of years ago and it's a tough thing, and it's a tough thing for your family, as well as yourself. so, yeah, i wish her all the best. j

pittsburgh expresses its deepest condolences to the family and friends of former penguins forward constantinelected by the penguins in the first round of the 1999 draft and played for the team from 2003 to 2006, playing 144 matches in... the forward went to north america only 3 years after the draft, the forwards spent time in russia, playing for novokuznetsk metallurgist , kazan akbarsa and moscow spartak. the first season in the nhl was difficult, including due to the language barrier, but during the break the athlete improved his english. this is one of the main character traits of constantine, he was a hardworking person with an inextinguishable thirst for knowledge. kist grabbed every opportunity to become better, seminars, internships, gaining , and then transferring experience; in total, vanhl koltsov played 144 matches; only seven belarusians played more in the strongest league on the planet. he had great skating, he flew around the ice and he was physically strong, he was a nice guy. this was my first season in pittsburgh. we didn't have the strongest team, but we had an excellent on

understood to be still at large from on this let's bring in russia, analyst constantine get. he's joining us now for me to in the us capital bill. news hello on sunday, and thanks for your time. again. the so called is let me state has claimed responsibility for the tax household arrest. i respond well, and if it is indeed an islamic state, then russia can do very little about it because it seems like the government was completely unprepared for such and the tech that is again, if it is in this long expense, a loss in the last hour i've seen on the russian media of those who are friendly to the kremlin test teams from the russian secret police, the f as b, that it may be actually a full flag attack, which was in fact, as the russian security side is to say, pivots rises by the and so i put in rebels in ukraine, groceries flight, you know, the training side. so basically we have to wait and see whether the government's the coaching regime wilkes a bit. that is indeed, and it's so i'm excited then i don't think they can do much about that or they're going to spend the store thi

at one time there constantine.be thousand and they considered, my grandfather, a terrorist and he had to take his family and leave at time in 1911 and moved down to that island. and he said, oh, stop now, going by the big island of kos, chaos along the turkish coast. and they escaped constantinople. and my mother was at an educated lady. she they had made a deal that they sent guy to athens to educate them and make him a lawyer lawyer. and he was supposed to come back. you know, there's no cell phones. come and marry my mom. so here comes the ferry boat, fe and the boat to the dock in the initiatives. and the captain says, is there a desperate katsumata or not? catsimatidis at that time that's benign. minorities says, yes. i■ future was supposed to be on that and he gives her a letter. supposed to be there to marry her, says i fell in love with somebody else. i'm not. i'm married. somebody else. she went into deep depression and going into deep depression time, the brits took over those islands gave them back to th

and we need to stand united against that and dw russia affairs analyst constantine egrets told me more about how, how moscow is framing this or rush just trying to frame it's versus the media and the foreign ministry and all the propagandist, they'll try to frame it to the classic way of feeding into pollutants may narrative in you. great. russia is not at all with ukraine as such, but with nature and need to seriously considering uh, send sending soldiers to the brand new. and so which of course, the gremlins as will be a red line that it does not advise the west of groups. so essentially, this is used to strengthen domestically the idea that the russians fighting the whole of the west in new grain and externally. why social media, by the, the, the sort of the, the network of also pro western symbols, a west and supervisors of the kremlin, especially with extreme rights and extreme left. the idea is also simple. you see all these people in nasal, the americans and the germans approving of the west into direct confrontation with russia. this should be stopped. so i think these other 2

welcome constantine. i'm what did you make of this as well? i think its vintage futons luck. so enter west the rest of the week at the same time. kind of very cool cuz uh, the retreat uh from the previous positions because uh, it will be very, very difficult to deny that the united states. in other words, the policy was most good about the impending attack by these thomas. but i think the idea of that kind of, well, the calling must go the key of receipt is behind this kind of commission that corrected if you were the smallest to, to do it is still there. and it would be very difficult to put into basically saying, well, by the way the grants have nothing to do but to deal with it. because this is the essence of this wave of propaganda that the kremlin crime has been producing for the last 2 years. but also for the last, well, couple of days after the present. and i suppose that at least domestically, it will be used again and again and again to you know, pounds uh, the rest of public opinion with the idea of the ukraine is now in the codes with these farmers. and i'm after t

a turning point appears to have been this thanksgiving service in windsor, for king constantine of greece at the end of february. the rest of the royal family were there but the prince of wales pulled out that morning, very suddenly, due to a personal matter. we now know this was around the time the princess was diagnosed and began her treatment. it has been an incredibly turbulent time for the family. the couple's priority has been to protect their children and ensure they have time to explain what's wrong to prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis. they now hope the speculation and rumours will stop as they spend time privately as a family for the easter holiday. in windsor, with the family live there was support. i in windsor, with the family live there was support.— in windsor, with the family live there was support. i think she's been brave _ there was support. i think she's been brave to _ there was support. i think she's been brave to set _ there was support. i think she's been brave to set the _ there was support. i think she's been brave to set the record . been brave

at one time there was 3 million greeks in constantine. maybe thousand and they terrorist ande had to take his family and leave ate time in 1911 and moved down to that island. and he said, oh, stop now, going by the big island of kos,ong th. and they escaped constantinople. and my mother was at an educated lady. she they had made a deal that they sent guy to lawyer lawyer. and he was supposed to come back. you know, there's no cell phones. there's n come and marry my mom. so here comes the ferry boat, athens and the boat to the dock in the initiatives. and the captaindesperate katsum? catsimatidis at that time that's benign. minorities says, yes. i mean, his future was supposed to be on that and he gives her a letter. the is frothsupposed to be thery her, says i fell in love with somebody else. i'm not. i'm married. i'm married. somebody else. she went into deep depression and going into deep depression at t s time, the brits took over those islands gave them back to the greeks. and my father■v lost. his job with the italian government mov

it follows the death of her partner, constantin kozlov on tuesday.ng received a bye in the first round, sabalenka wasn't set to be in action until thursday or friday, although it's understood there may be discretion in the scheduling given the circumstances. miami police have said in a statement that no foul play is suspected around sophie's death. is suspected around the death. well, sabalenka will face paula badosa in that second round match after she sports simona halep�*s return to the court following a successful appeal to the court of arbitration for sport over her doping ban. badosa came from a set down to win in three in a match that lasted two hours. we're staying with tennis — the draw for the group stages of the davis cup have been made with defending champions italy set to face the netherlands, belgium and brazil in bologna. great britain will come up against canada, finland and argentina in manchester as they try to reach the knockout stages in malaga later in the year. arguably, the toughest group appears to be in valencia, where spain

nicholas, with constantine alive. you can hit now.ng i will go to the palace, nicholas. well, why are you standing here, come to the living room, gentlemen, katerina ivanovna, good evening, i beg your pardon generously, we just have a few words, i’ll be there soon, go, you’ll take me out tomorrow troops to the senate, without allowing them to take a new oath, go to the barracks, convince the soldier to adhere to the previous oath to constantine, promise them a reduction. terms of service , increase in salary, even the kingdom of heaven, but bring them all out, so we begin, prince, i will appear on the square myself and give the order, fine, don’t do anything without me, of course, hippolytus. “i will give you a letter for sergei ivanovich, wait, ipolit, we are going, the most important state mission, remember, peter svestunal, polit, yes, allow you wrap it up, oh, well, well, pick it up, let's go, oh, the guards will march out tomorrow, trubetskoy gave me a letter to my brother sergei. and to several other gentlemen in moscow, help me

she has vowed to continue her husband's work for nobody, as russia, alice constantine and god told us, is not surprised at so many people to find the stories to say their goodbyes. turn up on me. they do in the edits funeral and basically the fact that several dozen people who are arrested according to terms of red row rice group, so really shows that this was not your regular funeral. of course they didn't belong to the show of solidarity without except his family. and of course they golf, but they go up. i mean, it's moscow, it's nobody's heartland, it's where people of all the most politicize and where there's a huge, well, at least a significant, let's say, a layer of opposition to both. and so, to me, that was no surprise in the turn out. and uh, frankly speaking, these people are great because anyone who went there could have risk the risk arrest or it completely dropped off on state charges. so yes, i mean, kudos to that. kudos to them all. that was data when you russia analysts, konstantin. i got moving on, the president and joe bivens as the u. s. will begin. air dropping sup

as far as i know, have the investigation dw much analysts. constantine is always constant and we appreciate your analysis. thank you. thank you. your opinion, lawmakers today approved the world's 1st legal framework on artificial intelligence . the act aims to balance the safety and reliability of a i use for people across europe, all at the same time fostering its development in various industries. it's been 5 years in the making and it could be seen as a president for countries struggling to control a rapid advance daniel privilege era is the executive director at the kiera center for a i risk. i asked him whether this artificial intelligence act tackles most important risk that a i poses to the people right here in your i, thanks for having me. yeah, i think so. it, it tackles the risk that we're facing today, at least when it comes to a i, i'm not sure it will get us all the way to a i safety forever. i think more will need to solve a bit of stuff in, in a historical day to day. this is as a set, the world's 1st comprehensive say i have a good vision and i think it turned out surprising

this, but he stopped returning my texts, so i turned to eliot spitzer's mentor and friend, lloyd constantinewho's known him longer than almost anyone else in his life. so my thinking about this interview, i feel like your journey with eliot is the public's journey in the sense that people really thought he was gonna be the first jewish president. the muscular democrat. yeah, and i want you to take us on the journey. -yeah. -you've talked about how you thought the presidency was eliot spitzer's manifest destiny, that he was going to be a fighter for the people. at what point did you start to think that? take us back to 1982. you're working for the attorney general of new york, bob abrams, and here comes your summer intern, a young guy named eliot spitzer. what was your impression? i was a little bit wary to begin with. you know, wealthy kid from well-known parents. kids like that usually wanna have a fun summer. but when eliot walks in, it was kind of love at first sight. there was an understanding that we both believed that the law was the most powerful instrument of social change and that l

this all led to the spread. when he missed a ceremony honoring his godfather king constantine ii of greeceas related to kay's health. they refuse to reveal any details about it and are just trying to convince us that the princess is fine. and last week, the british army announced that kate would attend the ceremony. since commonwealth day, some have speculated that kate might join him in a surprise return to royal duties, but kate went to a private meeting instead. royal commentator michael coe said her appearance was a fairly obvious attempt to show she was fine. prince william attended commonwealth day celebrations with camilla. yesterday they tried to carry out this special operation with a photograph at vinzersky castle i think this was planned. kate is in the car, but turns away from the camera. everything was done to try to calm down this scandal, but that didn’t help either. in general, something is wrong in the kingdom. yuri vecheslavich, let's get it from you. listen, well, the kingdom is, of course , interesting, the discussion there, the heirs and so on, in fact, we understand t

it says here that constantine did not renounce. this means that the oath to nicholas is false!e to go on a campaign against the capital and be the first to captivate follow the rest, it's up to you, i will lead you to the capital, for the truth, for... can i look at the letter, sergei ivanovich, hurray, konstantin, hurray, konstantin, hurray, sergei ivanovich, major chisty for treason. in the oath, i deprive you of the title, behind me, gentlemen, here is sergei alexey! we found the cart to load, let's go, i'll show it to gustav gebel, hon! fool, they'll hang you, for what? ozheshka! everything changed, yesterday you decided my fate, and now i am yours, wait, just like that, wait, how long will you live like this? that's enough for me. we stood in the same formation. all my partners said: “smile, you look more like gagarin.” he has no right to go outside uncovered. lips when you approach the mirror in the morning, and if you get scared, it seems to me that you shouldn’t grab your mascara, you should go to the doctor. alexander segheevich , in your youth they called you the iron

unexpectedly, at the very last moment , refused to attend the funeral of his godfather, the greek king constantinethe military caused even more controversy by declaring that kate would definitely take part in the june celebrations as an honorary colonel of the irish guards, which was immediately followed by a denial from kensington palace. in the beginning of march the paporans caught kate in her mother's car, if it was her, of course. the british press banned publication of this photograph. and finally, immediately after the scandal surrounding the corrections of a family photograph in english publications... according to seismological rescuers , there is no threat to the population. the photo, which was published by the geophysical service of wounds in its telegram channel, shows that on the streets of severokurilsk, cars, roads, houses are covered with a layer of ash, the ashes are carried in the air throughout the city in the form of dense fog. russia, traditional. modern, technological, original, open, great, so different, but dear to everyone, all of russia is before your eyes, come to the i

let us read the verses: moscow and the city of peter and constantine, this is the kingdom of russia ,it and where are its borders, to the north, to the east, to the south, to the sunset, in the coming time the fates will expose them, seven inland seas. and seven great rivers, from the nile to the niva, from the elbe to china, from the volga to the euphrates, from the ganges to the danube, the russian kingdom will not come forever, as the spirit brought, and daniel predicted, and you say imperial consciousness, this is the poet tyuchev wrote, they study him at school, he was also a chamberlain and privy councilor, what is imperial? this is something inherent in the imperial power and its subjects, it is expressed in two ways: firstly, in relation to the surrounding world, and secondly in the perception of the country in which people live, as in empires. but is russia an empire now? we open the constitution and read, article one of the constitution of the russian federation. our country, the essence, is the russian federation or russia. i perceive the country as a whole, that is , russi

unexpectedly, at the very last moment, refused to attend the funeral of his godfather, the greek king constantinersonal reasons. the military caused an even greater commotion by declaring that kate would definitely take part in the june celebrations. as honorary colonel of the irish guards, a denial immediately followed from kentsington palace. in early march , the papors caught kate in her mother's car, if it was her, of course. the british press banned publication of this photograph. and finally, immediately after the scandal surrounding the corrections of the family photo in english publications, a photo suddenly appeared of ilyam and kate leaving vinzer castle. but when the cortege reached the center of london, where to wait for the prince. the next disappearance of the princess only added reasons for speculation... moreover, there are still no convincing explanations for why the mysterious manipulations with her photo were needed. alexander khabarov, ilya murdyukov, lead london. now economic news, briefly. russian oil exports by sea rose to their highest level since the beginning of the year

i caught that an oath is an oath to give one’s life, yes, yes, yesterday for constantine, today for nicholasghtingale bravo, bravo, my girl, gentlemen. something happened, something happened, we urgently need to gather all the officers of our battalion, everyone is at goebbel’s, why gebel? he called, and you? i don't like all these provincial amusements. let's go into the house. what's the matter with you? you are alone? well, yes. we urgently need to gather all the officers here. if it’s urgent, let’s go together, vasilkov. i can't appear there. you come back, i 'll explain everything. kuzmin! trubetskoy raised the guard in petersburg. we are performing. oh, here she is. that i instantly, sergei ivanovich, go into the house, it’s cold , who owns this forfeit, whose is this forfeit, this is, and this is mine, mine, mine, mine, it was you who gave me this forfeit, well, that’s what you asked for, i gave it, that's right, you're fined, you have to pretend like you ate a lemon, no, this is mandatory, mandatory, this is a fine, i don't know how, this is a fine, mr. kukuev, mr. lieutenant colonel

now we think that there was some kind of, some proximity to the memorial for king constantine, princeof for what was described as a personal matter, so it's obviously very likely that the personal matter was related to the princess's diagnosis, but we still don't know exactly when that actual diagnosis took place. jack royston there, chief royal correspondent for newsweek. the un secretary—general, antonio guterres, has visited rafah crossing, which links gaza and egypt, to again call for an immidiate ceasefire. hundreds of trucks are waiting at the border crossing to bring much—needed aid into gaza. mr guterres's visit comes as israel faces mounting international pressure to allow more goods into the territory, as fears mount of imminent famine. our middle east correspondent hugo bachega is also in egypt, near the rafah crossing. he sent us this update on the aid trying to get into gaza. this is the egyptian side of the rafah crossing with gaza, and one of the main entry points for humanitarian assistance into the territory. and here, hundreds of trucks are waiting to be allowed to e

this is one of the main character traits of constantine; he was a hardworking person. with an inextinguishableevery opportunity to become better, seminars, internships, gaining, and then transferring experience; in total, koltsov played 144 matches in the nhl; only seven belarusians played more in the strongest league on the planet. he had great skating, he flew around the ice and was physically strong, he was a nice guy, it was my first season in pittsburgh, we didn’t have the most... strong team, but we had a great team. koltsov was part of it, and my condolences go out to his family. this is sad news. after the nhl, the hockey player played in the russian championship and the khl. over the course of 10 seasons , solovat yulaev, atlant, and dynamo minsk were added to their track record. the striker was the first of our compatriots to win the gagara idol cup. representing the country for a dedicated forward always a great honor, he was only absent from the roster due to injury. konstantin was a leader, a captain, a leader who... yes, he took the blow himself, in every game, in every shift he

here lies constantine yakovlev, nicknamed kostya mogila.inal authority at one time even bore the peculiar title of the watcher of st. petersburg, it was here in the cemetery that the accused artyukhin hid the weapon from which he fired, where further away, he went there, yes, forward, there he appeared, he was led. the investigation considers the probable organizer of the crime to be ginter saragauskas, a resident of st. petersburg, the owner of a small garbage collection company, who in the 2000s could have been part of the gang of crime boss arthur grzhizhevich, known as the king conflicts. he received this nickname for his violent temper and excessive aggression. this was the basis for his system of retaining power in this criminal group due to a certain rigidity, certain foundations that were supported by the environment. his group, which he created in st. petersburg, consisted mainly of people from kazan. the kingpin died in 2007 from acute heart failure in a cell in a former internal prison. fsb. investigators have yet to find out wha

i use the criminal case against capital because that the met of constantine, of which the native of general general train was never closed, but it was suspended. the, [000:00:00;00] the like, the incredible perform my turn now to the latest on russia's presidential election. well, well, well, at least turn it up the . the person makes gains on the front clearing minds left while ukrainian sold just us. while the french president insist that the troops may need to be sent to ukraine fucking control overseas, or trying to get nato allies on board. as india says, it's stepping up trade with the rushing defiance of western profession. we sit down to discuss the prospects with the spokes person of india's pulling off. if not, the patient does not see any part of the patient from the rest of the work at russia or any other countries in the weeks. big stories involve weight takes out the car.

this thanksgiving theatre is in windsor for been this thanksgiving theatre is in windsorfor king constantineary. the rest of the royal family were there, but the prince of wales pulled out that morning very suddenly due to a personal matter. we now know this was the time the princess was diagnosed and began her treatment. it's been an incredibly terribly a few weeks for the family, and the couple's priority has been to protect their children and ensure they have time to explain what's wrong to prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis. they now hope the speculation. as they spend time privately during the easter break. in windsor, their sympathy and support for the princess. i sympathy and support for the rincess. ~ , �* , , princess. i think she's been brave to — princess. i think she's been brave to set _ princess. i think she's been brave to set the _ princess. i think she's been brave to set the record - brave to set the record straight and i think she will get privacy. it straight and i think she will get privacy-— get privacy. it is sad, you don't wish _ get privacy. it is sad

a turning point appears to have been this thanksgiving service in windsor for king constantine of greecethe prince of wales pulled out that morning very suddenly due to a personal matter. we now know this was around the time the princess was diagnosed and began her treatment. it has been an incredibly turbulent few weeks for the family. they now hope the speculation will stop as they spend time privately during the easter break. for now, the princess of wales wants time and space to deal with her diagnosis and recovery. daniela relph, bbc news. that the very latest from our royal correspondent on what has been a very significant day of oil news. we will follow events for you here in windsor but in the meantime, the other main story that we are following is happening at the rafah border crossing, let's take you there live now.— border crossing, let's take you there live now. the hardship and ain of there live now. the hardship and pain of palestinians _ there live now. the hardship and pain of palestinians in _ there live now. the hardship and pain of palestinians in gaza - there live now

because let the middle constantine of which the native of general c crane has never closed. but it was suspended. the a pattern has a merge. the more the west may links over its failed to crane projects. the more he is willing to escalate the complex, the same conflict that they say they're not directly involved in. the last thing they are considering isn't negotiated, settlement the disparity, a difference in the government and charles that out of the country is 4 minutes of the delivery a long range web to read to you. great. a comes off. the russian interceptors in a still not single one did simulate a thirty's fine views, but towards the russian intersect during a visit. it's a problem. the presence of my problem is, is i was to quote, not to be how it is also for. thank you. it comes off that he won't bind comments on that his hope that nato lives on the ground right us the deputy secretary of state victoria. noodle is pointless to leave a post in the coming week. but so calling to said that we have to leave in.

this is a success of quotes for the russian intelligence which bought the drum jones and that was constantine aggregate speaking with me earlier, a group of ukrainian children having visiting the us to help raise awareness of mass abductions by russia, ukrainian authorities estimate at least 19000 children have been forcibly relocated from ukraine to russia since russia's full scale invasion 2 years ago, though, using us pull reports from washington dc. so i saw you on kiera victim. so 1st i swore in ukraine as the 3 children were adopted by russian soldiers during the brutal siege of mario pool 2 years ago. often most of the parents were killed indeed tech. they travel to washington to share their stories and seek support from lawmakers to continue funding ukraine. why we're working very hard with wondrous and the white house and everyone on the additional supplementary budget. this issue kids and especially having their voice as a having brave 11 year old, 13 year old saying i wanted to go back home. i am ukrainian, i didn't want to be turned into russian and they, they were holding me agai

church has been there, initially persecuted by the romans and by the jewish leaders, but then under constantine 325, the roman empire gets converted to christianity nominally, and so you find churches in gaza, in jerusalem, bethlehem, all of the important sites associated with the life of jesus, um, trace that origin. to to uh churches that have existed there for at least 15 1600 years and they survived the um the crusades and the uh the islamic rule as much as the ottoman so they've been there a very long time they are indigenous they are palestinians and and they have had a strategic role in being a bridge between jews and muslims for centuries yes. well david, the um the uh uh council for um christians and jews has been involved in setting up um other apparent zianist fronts hasn't it? i mean like the what is it the the three faith? forum and the uh forum for discussion of israel and palestine, yes, so the three faith forums now called the faith and belief forum, it's we set up in order to bring muslims into the the interfaith conversation, but of course the the founder of as we saw in the f