cross the beauty of the church the cross of the faithful affirmation the cross of angels glory and demonse in these words, uh, the whole point is said that an orthodox christian must, uh, keep himself this cross in his soul and a pectoral cross. it should always be worn and it is clear that the lord will protect a person everywhere and on any path. miraculously survived in the ancient city the wooden vyatka church of all , it has more than 200 years in the temple , the image of the turov saints is especially revered. ten meters from the porch of the temple, a memorial sign was erected in honor of the right-believing prince konstantin ostrovsky, who lived in these places. many miracles are connected with the temple. one of them happened during the great patriotic war, the german invaders wanted to destroy the temple, burn it along with the believers, but on the eve of the planned execution, the sentry on duty at the entrance to the church saw a light breaking through the door cracks and heard church singing coming from the temple. he hurried to report the incident to his superiors, the dut

newspapers lawyer has now concluded his cross-examination.— his cross-examination.ne describes the _ his cross-examination. ukraine describes the destruction - his cross-examination. ukraine describes the destruction of. his cross-examination. ukraine describes the destruction of a l his cross-examination. ukraine - describes the destruction of a major dam as an environmental catastrophe. hundreds of thousands have no access to drinking water. this hundreds of thousands have no access to drinking water.— to drinking water. this poor woman cominu to drinking water. this poor woman coming through. — to drinking water. this poor woman coming through, she _ to drinking water. this poor woman coming through, she is _ to drinking water. this poor woman coming through, she is incredibly i coming through, she is incredibly angry, _ coming through, she is incredibly angry, you — coming through, she is incredibly angry, you can see the relief. and this is_ angry, you can see the relief. and this is happening everywhere. this is the _ this is happening everywhere. this is the

now you cross the border and there's two ways you can cross the border. this is the new plan. you can either fill out the paperwork before you come or when you cross, we'll fill out the paperwork for you. if we fill out the paperwork for you, it will take longer for you to come into the country and cross the border or you can fill out the paperwork before. what is that called? it's called cbp one. it's an app that now you can download from anywhere in the world. fill out your paperwork ahead of time. when you cross they'll quickly expedite you into the country for your asylum hearing anywhere between three and seven years in the future. or if you cross between ports of entry, then it's going to take you probably another eight hours or so for them to gather all the -- get all the paperwork filled out for you and then you'll still be released into the country and have a hearing three to seven years in the future. what does the administration mean when they said the administration's plan is working as intended? they've now split up the numbers and they've announced look, our numb

crossings are now down 20% compared to last year. that's right. crossings are down 20%.egan that arrivals between january and may have fallen, compared to the year before. and this progress is not replicated across the channel. illegal migrants entering the rest of europe have risen by 30%. there is one slight caveat to that, ben, which is that some people have suggested that might be as much down to the weather as anything else and it is worth pointing out that the majority of people who do cross the channel in small boats do it later in the year, typically in the summer months when the water is a lot calmer in the channel. what really struck me about that press conference from rishi sunak, apart from the announcement that two barges, two further barges would be used to house asylum seekers to try and bring down costs, apart from him confirming that stat that the government thinks that crossings are down 20%, is he was asked, "what does stop the boats mean?" you'll notice that it was behind him as he was speaking him as he was speaking and it's something that the govern

let's cross live now. risking their lives, let's cross live now. their lives. gangs _ let's cross live now. risking their lives, gangs taking _ let's cross live now. risking their lives, gangs taking upon - let's cross live now. risking their. lives, gangs taking upon themselves to decide who comes to our country. our asylum system is being overwhelmed with people travelling from safe countries, taking away our capacity help those in greatest need and the british people are having to pay £6 million a day putting up illegal migrants in hotels. i set out priorities to of halve inflation, grow the economy, cut debt, and stop the boats. i would like to update you on the progress we are making. my message is this, our plan is starting to work. before i launched my plan in december, the number entering the uk illegally in small boats had more than quadrupled in two years. some said this programme was insoluble, orjust a fact of life. they lost faith in politicians to put in the hard yard tos do something about it. and of course we still have a long way t

international committee of the red cross. question mark.ation this is another challenge for all of ukraine, for ukrainians, certainly for people living in kherson , zaporizhzhia, mykolaiv and odesa regions for the whole of ukraine as a whole, but definitely for our volunteers and from the first second, in fact, in this emergency situation , our volunteers are really on the spot, more than 200 volunteers are actually working in the zone of this natural disaster, this is one more time i want to film a disaster and this is actually of the humanitarian disaster associated with the aggression of the russian federation, the main direction of our activity was immediately aimed at the evacuation of people, and here, not together with the state emergency service, we joined the work, and as of today, more than 3 000 people have already been evacuated, and already 1,000 people - this is already the mykolaiv region, the red cross of ukraine focused its attention primarily on bedridden people, on people who are chained to bed, lonely people , here we ar

. morning for more of cross-examination. . cross-examination.mination. and the pattern of questioning that we saw - cross-examination. and the pattern of questioning that we saw from - cross-examination. and the patternj of questioning that we saw from the barrister, representing the publishers, was quite clear the stub the mirror�*s lawyer was saying that legitimate sources were behind many of the stories and that is because in this case prince carrie has to prove that the information on him was gained through unlawful means. yes, exactly, so it is up to the complaint _ yes, exactly, so it is up to the complaint it to prove their case —— prince _ complaint it to prove their case —— prince harrv _ complaint it to prove their case —— prince harry. in a majority of the articles. — prince harry. in a majority of the articles, and prince harry has chosen— articles, and prince harry has chosen 33— articles, and prince harry has chosen 33 articles, there are about 140 which— chosen 33 articles, there are about 140 which he says had that information th

it allows us to dictate where illegal border crossings take place. if we can dictate where they take place, we can be much more effective. we can also be more effective in the amount of drugs flowing into the united states. would be able to detect a great deal more if we had the proper infrastructure. i will tell you the wall has been paid for. that money has already been allocated and it is just sitting there. there are other things we can do with money, such as different technologies, but i will tell you it all starts with policy. if we have the proper policy, we can do what is necessary with what we have right now. host: our employers doing enough to stem this problem? guest: i could opine on that. i do not deal with employer sanctions. i would rather not get into that. host: but if part of the draw is labor, they have a role to play. guest: they do. i just do not know to what extent that would be -- that would be something for homeland investigation. yes, they obviously play a part. i just do not know how large that part is. host: chris in califo

no one is allowed to cross, while official crossing points between canada and the united states are strictly regulated piley's installation called the safe 3rd country agreement. the other ones are a loophole in the regulation that email gets used to enter canada and claim asylum . in march of this year, it was closed, and this is creating a bottleneck situation in the northern states of the us. like in portland, the largest city in maine, where many immigrants are now strand. we've been sleeping here on the street for over a month. no one tells us anything, no one helps us. there's no room for us. but where can we go? what annoys when we all knew? isn't america suppose to help were sleeping outside at the church? they always say come back tomorrow. we have kids. some with me florida, a huge challenge for the helpers like mike guthrie, who manages a couple of shelters in the city. it's very difficult. and it's, it's never great to look a family in the face and say, i don't know where you're sleeping tonight. especially when they've come to you for help. most of the immigrants here are from a

he will be _ comes to the cross—examination he will be cross— comes to the cross—examination he willd to try to basically destroy— credibility and to try to basically destroy his case, pick holes in his case _ destroy his case, pick holes in his case -- _ destroy his case, pick holes in his case —— prince harry pulse market credibility — case —— prince harry pulse market credibility. we have heard prince harry— credibility. we have heard prince harry is— credibility. we have heard prince harry is in— credibility. we have heard prince harry is in the courtroom, he is in the witness — harry is in the courtroom, he is in the witness box, he has taken the oath and — the witness box, he has taken the oath and is — the witness box, he has taken the oath and is about to start giving his evidence. he oath and is about to start giving his evidence.— oath and is about to start giving his evidence. ., ., ,, , ., his evidence. he looked very relaxed when he walked _ his evidence. he looked very relaxed when he walked in, _ his evidence. he looked very relaxed when he walked in, but _ his evidenc

you just don't have people crossing, in mass numbers, where border walls. are so infrastructure, acts absolutely, it works. it's been proven, time and time again. there are other policies absolutely better necessary. if we did e-verify, if we had, if we were able to go after employers that hired people that were in the country illegally, against our laws. that would have an effect, if there was no jobs for people that are in the country illegally. then people are going to come. people come to united states because of all of the benefits that exist here. whether those are social, benefits whether those are poor work benefits. that's where they're coming. here they're coming, here because we have a very very good system, whereas in their country they do not. i realize, there are countries are not the greatest countries in the world. but that is not a reason to enter the united states illegally. it is not a reason that allows them, that would give them asylum if they actually show up to their court dates, and plead their case before a judge. >> let's hear from

cross-examination to be? i think it is andrew green?— cross-examination to be? style. particularly at home with cross—examination and an ability to put unrulyjudges back in their boxes". that comes from one of the legal directories when they respond anonymously and quotes are put onto their websites of the barristers, who are instructed and picked by solicitors for their qualities. clearly, mirror group have gone for a commercial lawyer, this is a commercial kate in the commercial court in london and they have chosen somebody who is perfectly happy to be described on his website, although he did not write this himself, as an opponent to be fitted with a punchy and aggressive court style. with a punchy and aggressive court s le. . .,, ., with a punchy and aggressive court s le. ., ., with a punchy and aggressive court s le. ., style. 0k, joshua, don't go away because a _ style. 0k, joshua, don't go away because a couple _ style. 0k, joshua, don't go away because a couple more - style. ok, joshua, don't go away because a couple more legal- style. 0k, joshua, don't

no one is allowed to cross, while official crossing points between canada and the united states are strictly regulated piley's installation called the safe 3rd country agreement. the other ones are a loophole in the regulation that email gets used to enter canada and claim asylum . in march of this year, it was closed, and this is creating a bottleneck situation in the northern states of the us. like in portland, the largest city in maine were many immigrants or no trend. we've been sleeping here on the street for over a month. no one tells us anything, no one helps us. there's no room for us, but we're, can we go as low as when we don't on the america suppose to help were sleeping outside at the church? they always say come back tomorrow. we have kids for some with me florida, a huge challenge for the helpers like mike guthrie, who manages a couple of shelters in the city. it's very difficult. and it's, it's never great to look a family in the face and say, i don't know where you're sleeping tonight. especially when they've come to you for help. most of the immigrants here are from angola.

it happened while crossing the border into turkey.e have changed his name and the names of other refugees for their safety. they make this perilous journey, despite full knowledge of the risks. but there is a new threat, and one everyone in this safe house seems to be aware of. this man showed me a video that he had just received on telegram. videos of this horrendous torture are going viral on afghan social media accounts, but it hasn't stopped people coming. over 3 million afghan refugees currently live here. the majority are undocumented. life there is very difficult, so many are trying to make it across the border into turkey. but in recent years, it is at this crossing point that gangs are exploiting their vulnerability. akhmed had first—hand experience of these ransom demands. his brother was kidnapped with his extended family when they tried to flee the taliban last year. it was akhmed who received the calls back home and the demands for ransom. families desperate to do anything to save their loved ones. and, yet, six months af

then cross—examination in each of those cases— cross—examination in each of those cases than— cross—examinationand then— cases than the case will then close and then there will be submissions made _ and then there will be submissions made by— and then there will be submissions made by both the parties, closing speeches— made by both the parties, closing speeches of some considerable length, — speeches of some considerable length, i— speeches of some considerable length, i imagine because it has been _ length, i imagine because it has been a — length, i imagine because it has been a six—week trial. a lot of evidence — been a six—week trial. a lot of evidence the court room to encapsulate and legal points that they want to make. that they will draw _ they want to make. that they will draw from — they want to make. that they will draw from the evidence that has happened over the last six weeks. but that— happened over the last six weeks. but that to — happened over the last six weeks. but that to the judge and he will then draw stamp, so to speak and then draw stamp, so to speak and then go— then

red cross societies. other red cross societies. they are united with us by common principles so red _ united with us by common principles so red cross — united with us by common principles so red cross. they were present and focusing _ so red cross. they were present and focusing on— so red cross. they were present and focusing on immediate response and immigration of people from serbia and our— immigration of people from serbia and our team immigration of people from serbia and ourteam are immigration of people from serbia and our team are now present on the ground _ and our team are now present on the ground 0ur— and our team are now present on the ground. our immediate focus is to make _ ground. our immediate focus is to make sure — ground. our immediate focus is to make sure that people in the surrounding area have clean and potable — surrounding area have clean and potable water. as you mentioned previously, the main issue now in the kherson— previously, the main issue now in the kherson region, we a

it was the whole cross section of the community. it was not an easy processch there was a lot of discussion. the cta did something smart. hired a professional facilitator to make sure that things moved and the decision were made. what is irrelevant unusual about ocean avenue besides the border with sdshgs 7 and sleven there are a lot of schools. city college. reardanful it is always full of kids and students. it is also the path between city college and san francisco state university. there is a lot going on. have a lot of seniors and different community groups and ocean avenue is thriving commercially right now. we had a lot of vacant store fronts that are being filled. thereupon is life. we have the cbd has become active in the left 2 years in doing a great job there is a lot going on. but ocean avenue had no less than 27, different plans that have been done by planning department, cta, mta, only a couple moved forward and the rest we were stuck in the decisionmaking process. which is why it was important to bring the communities

by the barrister— being cross—examined by the barrister for the publisher, being cross—examined by thelisher, he barrister for the publisher, he often — barristerforthe publisher, he often said, why don't you ask the journalists, — often said, why don't you ask the journalists, it is not myjob as a witness — journalists, it is not myjob as a witness to— journalists, it is not myjob as a witness to help you understand how that information was obtained and whether— that information was obtained and whether it — that information was obtained and whether it was unlawful or not, but it is up— whether it was unlawful or not, but it is up to _ whether it was unlawful or not, but it is up to prince harry to prove it and that— it is up to prince harry to prove it and that is— it is up to prince harry to prove it and that is what he has been trying to do— and that is what he has been trying to do over— and that is what he has been trying to do over the last couple of days in court. — to do over the last couple of days in court, trying to back up all of these _ in court, trying to back up all of

and even when they do cross, danger lurks the other side. .,, ., cross, danger lurks the other side., side. those who are apprehended at the borderline _ side. those who are apprehended at the borderline by _ side. those who are apprehended at the borderline by the _ at the borderline by the military are facing a 100 person pushback.- military are facing a 100 person pushback. military are facing a 100 erson ushback. , . , ., person pushback. this man is a human rights — person pushback. this man is a human rights lawyer _ person pushback. this man is a human rights lawyer who - human rights lawyer who represents refugees. he says the turkish authorities would clearly push migrants back across the border and that is when they are falling into the hands of violent gangs. it is very much _ hands of violent gangs. it is very much related - hands of violent gangs. it is very much related to - hands of violent gangs. it 3 very much related to the pushback, those violations, because it creates a fragile group open to all forms of abuses. �* .,, , w, group open to all forms of abuses. �* ,

well, i think that after all, the red cross ions will undergo reforms after the end of this war, and these reforms will begin in ukraine, and you know, if the world imposed reforms on us before that, now we we will impose reforms on the world because there is a very simple difference between blacks and whites and evil, but on the contrary, they show a whole difference. nobody needs cars on the day of the collection , they could save people in kherson oblast, and he wrote that they are yuslers, they are not needed , they are useless . the protest is salivating, the veins are shriveled like you are so bad what do you mean to us when you accidentally drowned and wasted well, here are such people that the day of the russian language is obvious and we started with justin's visit for three weeks, let's actually finish it, but let's end it with a bow, let's call it yes, justin tridub promised that a ruslan plane of ukrainian production but of the russian company volga-dnepr, which is parked at the airport in toronto and has been there since february 20, 2022, if i'm not mistaken, that is ,

a thousand kilometers of naval fleet returned to sea for a few weeks, then it crossed 55 countries ofld , no one felt the need to pay, he participated in st. petersburg and came back until we reached today's discussion that it is the 86th fleet that i sleep with. the first season of the second month of october 1401, the all-iranian dena and the support ship of the port of makran under the title of kurd 360 began another 10-day circumnavigation of the globe , covering 2,075 kilometers in the port of mumbai , india, on the 20th of october, 1400, with the official welcome of the authorities of this country. the duration of three days was divided into two then, by crossing the indian ocean and malacca strait with 8981 on november 14, 1401, they reached the second port, jakarta, in indonesia, and were welcomed by the authorities of this country for 5 days. after that, the 86th group started continuous and non-stop sailing from jakarta to rio de janeiro, brazil, which was unique in its kind, more than 41,000 kilometers in the pacific and atlantic oceans, crossing the makassar strait, the se

crossed the mediterranean . have crossed the mediterranean. the time, and i said it again and again in speeches in the european parliament, if you allow this policy to go forward from here, there will be millions of people that come and i said many, many people will die as a result. well now, since all of that started in the first boats started to arrive in 2014, it is estimated and wait for this, it is estimated said that 27, 1000 thousand people have drowned in the mediterranean. thatis drowned in the mediterranean. that is a truly horrendous figure and it puts the 500 that have been lost over the course of this week end into, i think, some some sort of context . the some some sort of context. the main reason people are moving across the med is because they're coming from poorer countries to rich countries . but countries to rich countries. but if the qualification for refugee status for claiming asylum is because you come from somewhere that's poor, then by my reckoning, somewhere between four and 5 billion people in the world would qualify

he has gone to court and subjected himself to cross—examination and he has stood up cross—examinationter about it —— allegation _ sure he feels better about it -- allegation-— sure he feels better about it -- allegation. prince harry walking out, 'ust allegation. prince harry walking out, just about _ allegation. prince harry walking out, just about five _ allegation. prince harry walking out, just about five paces i allegation. prince harry walking out, just about five paces from | allegation. prince harry walking i out, just about five paces from the door, straight into the car, and off they go. the briefest of glimpses of they go. the briefest of glimpses of the prince himself as we go to the helicopter shots just over the high court. no hanging around as he got into his car. we wait to hear about more the proceedings tomorrow if it seems clear that the prince will be back to continue the session but these are the pictures from above these are the pictures from above the high court as the camera picks up the high court as the camera picks up the car. it has been a long day of evide

at that time, several thousand illegal migrants tried to cross the border.usand people wanted to break through to poland to go to the countries of western europe in stones flew at us in the wood field, which were set on fire, everything that was possible, everything that was not at hand and, of course, everything that was actually brought to belarus by other border services for of these migrants who attacked us with bricks and so on, there were many fears, three of our employees were injured, but nevertheless the border guard and these police , the military and other services that cooperated with us to overcome this crisis, we did not allow them to cross the border this is what the belarusian-polish border looks like now. as you can see, the protection begins with such concrete blocks and ends with anti-tank hedgehogs . now the polish-belarusian border is almost completely blocked except for two railways that transport goods to europe. we are not afraid of belarusian tanks, it is better to say that we are blowing on the cold, but in addition, the japanese sa

for it nothing will happen, yes, before dmytro, please clarify, you said that you applied to the red cross, and they replied that they could not do it, or did they answer something else, why did they not react to this appeal and did not visit them when the boys were still alive, at the moment i don't have an official answer from the international committee of the red cross, but their answer is always the same , the russian side didn't let us in, that's why we couldn't fulfill our mandate. the problem we have with the international committee is that we don't see such a great desire to influence on the russians to allow representatives of the international committee of the red cross to visit our citizens, whom thousands of russians illegally receive in russian camps , and the last question that in this situation is clear what do you plan to do next? and i informed the international organizations in this situation, no matter how effective they are, but we as a state , i as the ombudsman of ukraine, will continue to inform that the russian federation continues to shamefully violate the rights

cross.e said the red cross is on the ground, helping. >> the frustrations are fully understandable. the humanitarian needs in this region are enormous. it has been taken and retaken throughout the course of the last 15 months. already, there was huge vulnerability within the local population. many people had fled because of the fighting prior to that and those that remained were people that had limited mobility that may have been sick and could not leave. the situation is dramatic. the international committee of the red cross, particularly through our partner on the ground, the ukrainian red cross, has been evacuating people from the scene. 800 people on day one. and today, 55 people were evacuated by the ukrainian red cross. the ukrainian red cross is they and we are working -- there and we are working with the ukrainian red cross. we provide technical and other support. the red cross movement is present and supporting but for us, there is this emergency phase which is rescuing people from

it was the whole cross section of the community. it was not an easy processch there was a lot of discussion. the cta did something smart. hired a professional facilitator to make sure that things moved and the decision were made. what is irrelevant unusual about ocean avenue besides the border with sdshgs 7 and sleven there are a lot of schools. city college. reardanful it is always full of kids and students. it is also the path between city college and san francisco state university. there is a lot going on. have a lot of seniors and different community groups and ocean avenue is thriving commercially right now. we had a lot of vacant store fronts that are being filled. thereupon is life. we have the cbd has become active in the left 2 years in doing a great job there is a lot going on. but ocean avenue had no less than 27, different plans that have been done by planning department, cta, mta, only a couple moved forward and the rest we were stuck in the decisionmaking process. which is why it was important to bring the communities

the best way to make sure you never have a safety problem at a cross is not to have the crossing at all as a look at the rural communities where people have to wait far too long for a blocked crossing. a lot of folks have experienced this, right? by the way, if you were ever having trouble with responsiveness from freight railroad companies be sure to give us a call. we want to be helpful on that. [applause] but one of the things we can do is, is just eliminate some of railroad crossings. that's a program we have at navigating all that can be daunting especially for community that doesn't have an army of federal relations personnel on staff, and you shouldn't have to. we want to provide that support for you on the ground. thriving communities is an example. we just launched the first few dozen of communities to participate. we will be setting up future rounds so definitely get in touch through our government affairs department if you're interested in participating or curious about what they can for your city. >> so i know many of our communities have spoken about vehicular deaths and pe

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so the cross examination is continuing, while _ the cross examination is continuing, while the _ thefor prince harry, he is rising in confidence but more — harry, he is rising in confidence but more tough questions from the barrister~ _ but more tough questions from the barrister. . ~' , ., but more tough questions from the barrister. ., ,, , ., ~ , _, barrister. thank you. as we continue to follow the — barrister. thank you. as we continue to follow the proceedings _ barrister. thank you. as we continue to follow the proceedings happening | to follow the proceedings happening inside this court, more pressure on prince harry as he is set to prove the allegations that he has been making. back to you. we the allegations that he has been making. back to you.— the allegations that he has been making. back to you. we will be back with ou if making. back to you. we will be back with you if there _ making. back to you. we will be back with you if there are _ making. back to you. we will be back with you if there are any _ making. back to you. we will be back with you if there are any furthe

who audi , anyone trying to cross the border , receives information, we receive such information and , according to the procedure, we initiate operational measures to prevent them from illegally crossing the border of our country. every day , migrants who illegally want to cross the border are recorded here, mostly people from afghanistan , iraq, syria and africa. polish border guards register from several dozen to of legal attempts to cross the border per day, mostly young men who want to illegally enter western countries, as well as people who entered belarus legally on the basis of a russian visa, since the beginning of the year poles have detected more than 13,000 attempts to illegally cross the border , there were 1,700 such attempts, and the most relevant figures were yesterday for example, 90 people tried to be illegally sold on the territory of poland, the so-called couriers, that is, the leaders of the task of picking them up under the border and transferring them to the territory of western europe, detained almost 400 of them couriers for the construction in poland was resp

or they are running to cross if they are ain't. not a good situation. can you address that concern this was raised? >> yea. happy to. and it is recommendation for traffic calming along the octavia side street is meant to address the exact concern that you raised without reducing the amount of green time for octavia boulevard. so what we are try to do is -- allow pedestrians to cross the boulevard part. the green time mt atimed it for crossing the blfrd but not the boulevard and the side street. folk who is get caught out there are get caught in part because they try to cross both the boulevard and the side streets had the timing does not allow for that. by raising the crosswalks on the side street, what we are and painting them. that traffic calming, we are trying to help visual low guide folks to krosdz the side street. and then see that as an extension of the sidewalk. so that they are then crossing just the boulevard part when they have the signal. it is a visual queue that the crossing the street the side street is you can do because vehicles are st

and i'm today 55 people are evacuated by the ukranian red cross, big ukranian. red cross is there, and we are working extremely closely. and ukraine was a ukrainian, red cross. we provide them with technical support and other support. so the direct cross movement is present and supporting ad, but uh for us there is this emergency phase now which is really rescuing people from where they are. and that includes people that really cannot move until that i've no mobility. but then there are long term needs that we will need to support communities through you know, show a lot of that has more on what russian officials are saying about the dom collapse . us with had from present pace and regarding the disaster. and he discussed it with tech as president other one during its telephone conversation. the russian president cooled the destruction of the cold. scott pop blonde, a bump bag action by kias. i think that it was instigated by the west page and the space is the breakdown of the power station was a clear example of kids terrorist messes. so now we've had from to be russian top officials

you to come back tomorrow for further cross-examination.— to come back tomorrow for further cross-examinationon. you can certainly understand why he would be - cross-examination. you can certainly understand why he would be tired. i understand why he would be tired. 0ne understand why he would be tired. one thing is that to me while he was being questioned was revelations of his drug—taking as a teenager. the barrister put it to him that it was a matter of public interest and prince harry replied that there is a difference between public interest and what interests the public. that is really the difference between the two sides, in terms of the arguments they are putting forward. they are looking at the same cases but having very different interpretations. absolutely and let�*s not forget that absolutely and let's not forget that prince _ absolutely and let's not forget that prince harry has brought this case to the _ prince harry has brought this case to the court— prince harry has brought this case to the court himself. he has the money— to the court himself. he has the money to— to the cou

examined, and given there _ being cross examined, and given there are— being cross examined, and given_ there are so much interest in the story, there _ there are so much interest in the story, there is also an annex that has been — story, there is also an annex that has been set up, and there is a video_ has been set up, and there is a video feed _ has been set up, and there is a video feed of the main courtroom. that is— video feed of the main courtroom. that is where sean is, our colleague, giving us a bit of colour as to _ colleague, giving us a bit of colour as to how— colleague, giving us a bit of colour as to how prince harry is reacting to these — as to how prince harry is reacting to these questions on day two of this cross—examination. as you talked — this cross—examination. as you talked about, intense yesterday, over five — talked about, intense yesterday, over five hours or so. you are sitting — over five hours or so. you are sitting in— over five hours or so. you are sitting in the witness box behind a couple _ sitting in the witness box behind a couple of— sitting in the

he is currently being cross—examined by the barrister— being cross—examined by the barrister for thepublishes — barrister for the opposing side that publishes mgn, the mirror group newspapers, who as we have been talking _ newspapers, who as we have been talking about, the allegation from prince _ talking about, the allegation from prince harry is that they used unlawful— prince harry is that they used unlawful means to get information to put into _ unlawful means to get information to put into their stories, to publish stories — put into their stories, to publish stories. we put into their stories, to publish stories. ~ ., ., , ., stories. we are now seeing on the screen the — stories. we are now seeing on the screen the first _ stories. we are now seeing on the screen the first pictures _ stories. we are now seeing on the screen the first pictures coming i stories. we are now seeing on the l screen the first pictures coming out of court. we have had some description from our reporters who say that harry looked quite relaxed, a bit quiet at first, then warmed up. we are now seeing s

so crossings have massively dropped. i would love for you to ask every republican who says there are no border controls and they are coming across frequently, why are crossings lower by 70% and lower than they were under donald trump? host: jason is calling from st. louis on the republican line. caller: hello, how are you doing? i have an answer for him. one, we are giving them cell phones when they get over here so how are they supposed apply on an app when they don't have a phone? then you say it is down 70%? speak -- that is because you keep playing with the numbers. it has been proven over and over. host: pat in new jersey, also republican line. caller: hello. how are you doing? i wanted to say, as far as the border, it is open. we need to get back to policies that always worked. there are supposed to be illegal immigration, not illegal immigration. as far as joe biden, we need to remember that he needs to be impeached with high crimes and misdemeanors. that is what you really should focus on, instead of donald trump

just uh for this crossing. new logistics corridors, among other things, there was an instruction from the president to modernize the caspian sea, shipping channel. how do these works go south. uh, the international transport corridor, uh, the hugely demanded traffic growth there. e, on this route e is 40-50%. it is one of the so-called transcopy branch, which has been in our area of ​​responsibility for several years, and hmm, the most difficult sections. this is the logo of the caspian shipping channel. it's 188 km long now, what's the problem, uh the level of the caspian sea drops and, accordingly , the protein is too small. yes? yes, it's a very big project. uh, uh volumes per dredging are crazy uh huh and we have 15 earth shells working there now, when we say shell to everyone - that means it's a whole day, because each of these ships needs auxiliary fleets there, a hmm working. they are all around the clock grandiose flotilla. it's assembled right there. and we look at this task in such a way that we will

four hours now and _ cross examined for nearly four hours now and the — cross examined for nearly fourr the mirror group is going through 33 articles that are _ group is going through 33 articles that are at the heart of prince harry— that are at the heart of prince harry is— that are at the heart of prince harry is case that he says information in those articles were of tamed — information in those articles were of tamed by his phone being hacked or by unlawful methods of newsgathering. he is still being cross _ newsgathering. he is still being cross examined and it is going to be tough _ cross examined and it is going to be tough for— cross examined and it is going to be tough for him and there. it has been going _ tough for him and there. it has been going back— tough for him and there. it has been going back and forth between the him in the _ going back and forth between the him in the barrister. ijoined the remote _ in the barrister. ijoined the remote link and watched some of the proceedings in the last 15 minutes or so _ proceedings in the last 15 minutes or so they— proceedings

i mean , the red cross and the international russian red cross and our volunteers and the associationawyers have done a very good job here. ah, one more question, of course, our authorized question, which is about the fighters of the territorial defense and possibly the military from this side. and, if there are any wishes , some appeals to you from the family, maybe from those, uh, to the military personnel who are now guarding the border here or directly from the fighters who provide as well as border protection within the framework of tomorrow's work. i suppose to talk in more detail about military personnel visiting and hospital, but today i can say that it is necessary to separate two things of the defense, which are subordinate to the ministry of defense, and the defense itself, which is formed in the whites of the bogorodsk region. and he works directly with the a governor. well, in my opinion, enough funds for defense. and i think that this is the very combat territory that should be ready to repel the fall. thanks a lot nikolai moskalkova. yes, i remind you. my colleague egor

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many of them totally barefoot and no one is crossing was belongings. here there was a kind of war economy in place on the chatty inside where people with horses and carts, people with taxes would show up to ferry people with what belongings they had been to the safety of chat that is no longer happening. people here say it is too unsafe, we've been hearing intermittent and a time sustained gun fire. the sound of heavy weapons as well. so there is back to fighting. still, we can hear it from where we are. and security has been beefed up by the child and government north and south of this cross and point concerned about the violence in elgin a as seemingly alternate or begins to fall into the hands of the militias. perhaps completely, we're seeing the chatty and security on the board are being beefed up. the hope is that it doesn't go any further than alternate. i next zane thank using best on the 9th it andre chat of the united nation says more than 450000 people have left us to don because of the fighting in the past. 60 days more than half of them hav

under cross-examination. what is he facing andrew green?— under cross-examination.s a commercial barrister. but if - facing andrew green? andrew green is a commercial barrister. but if you - a commercial barrister. but if you look at his own website, it quotes from one of the legal directories. these are publications which call lawyers to make comments on other lawyers to make comments on other lawyers anonymously, which people can then publish. andrew green, his chambers quote, somebody saying about him that he is a beast in court, an opponent to be feared with a punchy and aggressive court style, particularly at home with cross—examination and an ability to put unrulyjudges back in their boxes. in other words, put unrulyjudges back in their boxes. in otherwords, he put unrulyjudges back in their boxes. in other words, he is a tough cross examiner. prince harry has made his own views clear any statement we have been reading extracts from, but now he is on his own, now he has got to respond to people, the council for mirror group newspapers, who are challenging what

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