eternal love, and when our countess is ready to very gently offer her a hand.rself? yes? at least in this way, for a start , you can take it with you to the resorts, and then washington because you were sent there to service at the embassy. tell her more, paint soviet life, while you travel, go with her to moscow to america and beyond, when physical life with you becomes a need. make an offer. after she agrees. sadly. say that we are afraid of betrayal. announce with tears in your eyes that in moscow they trust her, that she needs her to pass the lesson and let her show her work. for us, some trifle of one deciphered telegram is enough. and when a woman will compromised, put pressure on feelings and demand rest ciphers and all secret correspondence in less heaviness i do not hurry. task completion time. 2 years have questions. nikolaevich do you remember that i recently got married? you are fulfilling the task set by the countess development center in a year and a half. soon she was already providing me with extremely important information, but she was in no hu

she's also accuysed of attempting to murder a further ten babies, at the countess of chester hospitalnorth of england correspondent, judith moritz, is outside the court for us now. what else did we hear today? we have heard evidence _ what else did we hear today? we have heard evidence today _ what else did we hear today? we have heard evidence today about _ what else did we hear today? we have heard evidence today about two - heard evidence today about two babies, 0, p. we cannot identify the children in this case. they are two brothers out of a set of triplets. lucy letby is accused of murdering both boys in 2016. she denies that. we heard she had been on holiday when the triplets were born, and she texted a nurse as she came to work just before returning to say she would probably be back at work with a bang. within 72 hours of sending that text, the court heard that babies 0 and p had died and a third baby, baby 0, had collapsed. we have heard detail about one of the staff members at countess of chester hospital, a doctor we cannot name for legal reasons, and about the friendship b

and then use now confirming that monetary policy shift to countess sky high inflation here into a key that has left so many people struggling to get by the key interest rate was heights to 15 percent. maybe not to the degree. some analysts had expected, but it seems more increases all on the horizon, and that is why many economists here in the country see this as a 1st step in the right direction. finally, signaling a return towards more conventional conventional economic policies. timothy ash is an economist at blue bay asset management in london, and he's an associate fellow, a chatham house. 10, thanks for joining us. race looked at the 15 percent. i think you were expecting a lot more, weren't you at? how do you look at this? what, what's happened? well, he places 40 percent, so 15 percent policy rates means negative 25 percent real rates hop. see coupling flows with, with such large negative real rates taking has a balance of payments. problem, lots content that's it needs to close the hours to close it. you know, if it's not that high rates, it's got to let the count see a just

the colonel of the fast-flyers and again returned to locally waiting for an opportunity at night, countess rona she, maria shalmatova, opened the window to the garden quickly. penetrated into the colonel's office silently opened the safe and copied secret documents. yes, repeated several times, but one day the door to the office suddenly. stood open at the door. there is a colonel. he understood everything. that fateful night, the colonel suddenly woke up and, not seeing his young wife nearby, went to look for her by opening the door of his office. he caught her with a stranger. the safe was open secret documents were lying on the table about really, uh in progress, but another operation for uh, intelligence gathering ah. dmitry alexandrovich is considered to be more and more impudent and, uh, begins to steal data already in the presence of the colonel, who c. the same time is in the villa. ah, of course, such a situation could not be repeated from time to time , and it happened, to which everything went during one of the episodes of the extraction of materials. that is , aleksandrovich sn

i consolidated my friendship with the countess by physical rapprochement.rrendered to the speedboats, i offer her a hand and a heart unexpectedly. asked to prove sincerity, feelings and the best such proof could be secret ciphers soon madame for rye brought quickly letova, a package of cipher books of the embassy. why is it that great attention was paid to getting the boss. uh, since the line, the gypsules would usually have the same cipher, it was applied. uh, working with all of the grant representatives. that is, there, let's say from paris or from berlin . hmm, all the telegrams. capital, where is the embassy they go? uh are transmitted by one cipher and thus received a cipher. e, in soviet intelligence got the opportunity to control a larger number of lines, including, say, lines from moscow, there from warsaw and from some other capitals of the border states. well, the fact that they became close, but it is obvious that it was not him who first of all infected it, but this frenchwoman, because she committed a criminal offense. yes, she certainly gave

literature as very critical dostoevsky, which anyone reads, well, how is alexandra andreevna and the fat countessm a letter to dostoevsky, and he reads and screams letters. yes, he reads and speaks, it’s not that, but it’s true, it’s not literature. they are like literature, but she herself was very, as it were, worried. they say that i was ashamed to give, and such children's here. from the point of view of christian children's writing, in such a thinker, as it gets, that is, uh, they just absolutely always were at different levels, really they really are. i think it was very difficult for them to speak. i think that it was not very easy to speak of the soviet in general, but it remains, for those who will get up right tomorrow. i don't know, i didn't say. of course i have, even more so. i would say an existential non-meeting. this, of course, pushkin and seraphim of sarov, uh, which is for another program , yes, but here, but here, after all, i would think that, uh, hmm lev nikolaevich was quite self-sufficient, i don’t know about dostoevsky, but lev nikolaevich uh, hmm , some kind of jealousy,

twenties, istanbul was occupied and the ladies of the former e, stars of the light, the princesses and countessesse very sailors and officers of the occupying armies. flowers it is believed that since that time in turkey, the tradition of giving flowers to ladies has begun. well, if it was not necessary to teach trade, living at the crossroads, the worlds, the turks, then with art everything is more difficult, and here the russians again came to the aid of the organization leading the quest country. a habit that hurts or an opera, because we don’t have this in culture thanks to how your russians got here. a few years later, they also exhibited the very first opera ballet, spectacle, where they staged the first russian ballet , from which the whole turkish one grew and it’s hard to say in this hotel now, and then the dancers were definitely in a restaurant with an epithel to perform under a roof painted by a russian artist , native. kharkov painted a dozen more state buildings. and on this stage, beloved for a century, the authors of the public have not changed. tchaikovsky rachmaninov musorsky is

she was born in warsaw and count in countess star back.t risk will you lord for the state where she learned to shoot, ride horses and ski in the adjacent mountains. she is fluent in german and french and english. she married a young businessman but they were incompatible and she divorced him after. when she was 22 her father died after having gamble the whole estate away. so they found themselves a penny less she and her mother had to move to warsaw where she had to find a job. so she did find a job at the factory. but, her lungs became affected by the fumes and scarred. so by advice of the doctor she went back which hee could to skiing which she learned to excel at learning all of the back ways of the mountains. and actually it's on the slope she met her second husband a tall brilliant diplomat 20 years older than she. which enabled him to do what he was without restrictions of a job. he became a police diplomat as well as a writer. he lost the ski in the mountain. he saw this young woman struggling he skied over to her and grabbed her av

she's also accused of attempting to murder a further ten babies at the countess of chester hospital inus now. yes, we can't name the doctor in question because of a court order. the prosecution here have described him as lucy letby�*s boyfriend, she disputes that but says she loved him as a friend. nickjohnson casey has been leading the prosecution and cross—examining the nurse and today he asked her had tried to get the doctor's attention. she said she didn't. is that why you sabotaged one of the babies, he asked her. no, she said. did you used to enjoy being in crisis situations with this doctor? he asked her. no, she said. did it give you something to talk to him about and message him about? no, she said, we were friends. lucy letby has been asked about all the babies in this case but today she was examined about two brothers. a third triplet doesn't feature in the trial but the two baby brothers do, they are known as child o and child p. nickjohnson said, you injected air into his stomach, into his circulation through a violent mechanism, you inflicted an injury on his liver. she s

deceit and vices, a rocky gorge awaits me, faithful comrades of villains with passion, a beautiful countess with all her forms. ha, ha you stuck. she to the head. she'll take you to the whole world, she whistled. and you are not asked such books. scientists who write something bad about the king or still write such things you read. wonderful soviet the film is one of several films that were shown at the moscow festival and judged and judged by none other than sergei mikhailovich einstein, after whom the yunost maksimov podcast is named, along with several other films from the lenfilm studio. actually the first prize at the moscow festival. but the other two awards were received by the french market clair with one of his first sound films and, by the way, wall disney really old disney a was a very important figure and a very important name for a soviet animation in those years, because they actively watched the ussr how it was developing in general, how the disney film studio lives in general, where they create the main masterpieces of animation in the thirties. and, of course, we decided to

she was born in warsaw in 1908 to count and countess jerzy and raised on their large estate where she learned to ride horses and ski in the adjacent tatra. she was in german and french and english was still in her teens. she married a young businessman, but were incompatible and she divorced after when she was 22. her father, after having really gambled the whole estate away. so they found themselves penniless and she and her mother had to move to warsaw, where she tried to find a job. so she did find a job at the fiat factory, but her lungs affected by the fumes and scarred. so the advice of a doctor. she resumed her life on the outside and went back when she could to skiing. she excelled learning all on the back ways of just mountains and actually it is on the slope that she met her second husband, a tall taciturn but brilliant diplomat 20 years older than she jerzy is. he came a wealthy family which enabled him do whatever he wanted to do without any restriction of a job. a talented linguist. he became a polish diplomat as well as a writer. he loved to skate in the tatra mountain a

she was born in warsaw in 1908 to count and countess jerzy starbuck and raise other large estate wherehe learned to shoot, ride horses and ski in the adjacent mountains. she was fluent in german and french and english, was still in her teens, married a young businessman but they were incompatible and she divorced him soon after. when she was 22 her father died, after having really gambled the whole estate away. so they found themselves penniless and she and her mother had to move to warsaw where she had to find a job. so she did find a job at a fiat factory, but her lungs became affected by the fumes and scarred so the advice of the doctor she resumed her life on the outside and went back when she could to skiing which she excelled, learning all on the back ways of the mountains. and actually it is on the slope that she met her second husband, a tall taciturn brilliant diplomat 20 years older than she. he came from wealthy families fo enable him to do whatever he wanted to do without any restriction of a job. i talented linguist, he became a polish diplomat as well as a writer. he love

in most say, the countess employed by the close to can massey transformed this into heroine, which was then shipped to where the prohibition of drugs was the strictest. the united states is see, put the deputy called because they were pre source code. could you give a g, z a c, c o 2, c 3, o c, the, what could you, if you want, is that the appraisal piece? so if you stick with these drug money, paul, colorado and both american law say, had his own man hired on the waterfront and bride, the city's police force or the godfather, rump top is trafficking laying the foundations that the french connection in these early days of drug trafficking arrangements with the policy b were crucial to organized crime. whether that was a to city level, like with them all say, or a country level. a country where the story began. china, the, in the early 19 twenty's, the empire collapsed. an army started fighting. i've had thousands of china's regions. there was no central power, and therefore nobody to fight tokenize crime. in shanghai, the opium dens of never being so prosperous. the triads rained as mo

gunpowder, a quantity of effort awaits me, unfaithful comrades of kropotezanov passions, the beautiful countessh all her forms. ha ha make you forget the whole world ataman what kind of nonsense is this anton krechet the famous robber i'm not talking about such books that something bad reigned on orders write such you read. yunost maximov is a wonderful soviet film one of several films that were shown at the moscow festival and which was judged and evaluated by none other than sergei mikhailovich eisenstein, after whom our podcast yunost maximov is named, along with several received other pictures from the lenfilm studio. actually the first prize at the moscow festival. but the other two awards were received by the french market clair with one of his first sound films and, by the way, wall disney really was a very important figure and a very important name for soviet animation in these years, because they actively watched the ussr as a whole develops, as the disney film studio lives in general, where they create the main masterpieces of animation in the thirties. and, of course, we decided to e

colonel, the shame of torture was expected and the husband was having fun, he realized that the young countess, most likely , gave out a toilet to herself and simply used it in some kind of espionage game against the regime. the doomed colonel nodded and read our scouts silently disappeared behind her after a few days. we learn the newspapers write that the colonel ah died, well, he just drove a car and got there, a slope. and him blood alcohol detected. somehow he did it. he knew too well for that, didn't he? the authorities will not investigate this kitchen, not the colonel's sticky death. the consequence of suicide is likely on the basis of jealousy for the time illegal immigrants dmitry bystrolyudov and maria shamatova will be far away and a new dangerous task will await them ahead. it was a life-threatening stunt. here is a photograph of a citizen of greece kommersant alexander with a galos. he is the slovak barking josef pirelli, he is the austrian josef schwerma. he is soviet scout dmitry aleksandrovich bystroletov. in the summer of 1932, he needed new reliable documents, a british pass

the early twenties, istanbul was occupied and the ladies, former stars of the light, books and countessesthe occupying armies. flowers are considered to have started a tradition in turkey since that time. to give ladies to ladies flowers, but if there was no need to teach trade, living at the crossroads, worlds, turks, then with art it ’s more and more difficult and here to help the country’s quisteranization attack, the russian diagnostics again came not it’s a habit that it’s sick or opera, because we have there is no such thing in the kutra due to the fact that how your russians got here. a few years later, he also exhibited and opened the very first opera ballet school, where they staged the first russian ballet, from which all turkish ballet grew and it’s hard to say in this hotel now, but then the restaurant safitel dancers were definitely there to perform under the roof, painted by a russian artist, then already under the name of naji kalmykalu expression. from kharkov , a dozen more state buildings painted and on this stage, beloved for a century, the authors of the public have no

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then you have the duchess of edinburgh, formerly known as sophie countess of wessex .at title has now gone to his son, james, but he is colonel of the london guards. and of course, princess royal was had had that now infamous red plume in her hat, which covered a certain former working member of the royal family naming prince harry at the coronation ceremony. but we won't be talking about that too much. but at the moment, what we are seeing is his majesty taking his post at the centre gate of the forecourt and to his left is the forecourt and to his left is the field officer in brigade waiting. so we're just waiting for members of the royal family to appear on the balcony . to appear on the balcony. working members of the royal family. but of course, the king still there at the front gate, the centre gate there of buckingham palace for the march past. all buckingham palace for the march past . all this, you know, is all past. all this, you know, is all wrrrrerr— past. all this, you know, is all written down _ past. all this, you know, is all written down in— past. all