this according to this front page from the daily mail.— according to this front page from the daily mailour area of exoertise. so if— the daily mail. this is your area of expertise, so if you'll _ the daily mail. this is your area of expertise, so if you'll forgive - the daily mail. this is your area of expertise, so if you'll forgive me i expertise, so if you'll forgive me for pushing you for answers and some of the papers. but coming back to james's observation that this is a snapshot thing that doesn't tell us a lot about educational differences between the english regions, then just on the foreign students i suspect some parents with students about to come to a—levels stage says, hang on, does that mean there are fewer places for british students because they are more foreign students? i don't know if you can answer that. the north-south divide isn't just _ you can answer that. the north-south divide isn't just a _ you can answer that. the north-south divide isn'tjust a snapshot _ you can answer that. the north-south divide isn'tjust a snapshot in - divide isn'tjust a snapshot in ter

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may exceed, uh, 100 pounds a week, such an estimate was voiced by the kingdom's economists in the daily mail. emergency measures. on the eve of the start of the heating season, many european countries are introducing more about everything natalia goncharova amounted to more than ten percent, this figure is higher than the forecasts of british experts. many families in the kingdom barely make ends meet due to rising food and energy prices. and it will only get worse in the spring of 2023. mala, wealthy british. will have to fork out £104 a week just to heat and power their homes due to insufficient heating in the uk predicting a rise in flu cases, according to the daily mail. many retirees. have to significantly reduce food costs to pay electricity bills. however, these savings may not be enough british government minister of vaccines, maggie trope said that those who cannot afford to heat their homes will be in a more vulnerable position and therefore. it is easier to get infected with diseases such as fungus and covid, 19. an analysis of the crisis in living standards has appeared, this is

the daily mail lead with a university scramble, calling it toughest challenge for students in decadesthe mirror focus on opposition leader keir starmer and his demand to "freeze cruel bills now". the daily telegraph continue with education woes, as they focus on dissapointment for a—level students. the guardian lead with an image and quote from margaret atwood on defending free speech. the independent focus on women protesting in kabul, a year on from the taliban takeover. the financial times lead on us lawmakers calling for trump's security threat to be assesed. and the times brings us back to the uk, saying three in four tory voters back labour's energy plan. let's start with the daily mirror, "starmer�*s energy demand, frees cruel bills now." hard hit families should not pay a penny more. there's been pressure — should not pay a penny more. there's been pressure on _ should not pay a penny more. there's been pressure on the _ should not pay a penny more. there's been pressure on the leader- should not pay a penny more. there's been pressure on the leader of- should not pay a penny

the david e—mail —— the daily mail says liz truss will end the junk food tax.urse if she becomes conservative party leader and prime minister. so, let us begin, and the papers want to all lead with the continuing success of the fact that we won. the metro's front pages, a day after euro 2022 win. shyama, how do you see the win and can women's football maintain its place in the headlines? well, james, i sincerely hope so because the one thing i've been thinking... i'm not really in it —— interested in any football. we live in brent and ifound a girl's football team which was once a week for 90 minutes. tomorrow's heroines out of 90 minutes in a school that's not even your school. i remember taking them to see england played japan. it felt very slow compared to ireland where they were whizzing around. the? slow compared to ireland where they were whizzing around.— slow compared to ireland where they were whizzing around._ i l were whizzing around. they were! i am a woman who _ were whizzing around. they were! i am a woman who is _ were whizzing around. they were!

there is the daily mail as well there. guardian leads on proposals by the deputy pm, dominic raab, which it says would "curb" the powers of the judiciary. so, quitea so, quite a mix of stories, but as i was saying, one dominates. let's just focus on the times any financial times, shall we? we will start with the times. get inflation down before cutting tax, voters urge, and obviously cost—of—living plans the focus in the ft. caroline, some strong messages to those two conservative leader candidates. yes. conservative leader candidates. yes, so they laid — conservative leader candidates. yes, so they laid out _ conservative leader candidates. yes, so they laid out their _ conservative leader candidates. ya: so they laid out their stalls ahead of the election as to who will then enter downing street, and liz truss has gone for very much a sort of optimistic viewpoint, the idea that by cutting taxes, somehow growth will miraculously be achieved, people will have lots more spending money and want to invest in the economy in al

female commander of the russian army as a result of a missile attack, the british edition of the daily mail it is about the death of the russian officer olga kachura, the woman did not hide that she likes to kill ukrainians, besides, putin awarded her the posthumous title of hero of russia, betrayed by her own norway's leading newspaper dakblada focused on the topic of the russian agency in ukraine on the eve of a full-scale invasion, the publication talks about enemy intelligence that penetrated the ukrainian government apparatus a long time ago, and precisely because of the lack of a proper fight against the russian agency, zelensky was forced to resign the head of the sbu complete loss of control british newspaper daily mail writes about the seizure by the russians of the largest european nuclear plant of the zaporizhzhia npp and also about the final sale of h&m clothes in russia now the company is withdrawing from the russian market due to the war with ukraine to catch the moment a british newspaper for observation published a photo in which the photographer yevhenii maloletka runs away

the daily mail has the headline, dominic rob, justice is being held to ransom. up with the rise in inflation. are people changing their preconceptions about how much barristers are paid?— barristers are paid? traditionally, la ers barristers are paid? traditionally, lawyers and _ barristers are paid? traditionally, lawyers and barristers _ barristers are paid? traditionally, lawyers and barristers are - barristers are paid? traditionally, lawyers and barristers are not - barristers are paid? traditionally, j lawyers and barristers are not the most sympathetic of professions. somewhere around the level of journalists when it comes to sympathy in the eyes of the public. but there is a big issue here legally which is what the dispute centres on. it's really important work and it's not particularly well paid, certainly not relatively when you are talking about the amount of work that goes in. it's interesting to see dominic raab, a lawyer himself, taking such a hard line approach. the uk government has offered a 15% uplift for barristers carrying out legal aid work,

so much wheat that we cannot export in the middle the city of the damned under this title, the daily maillished an article about the temporarily occupied kherson, in particular about the abduction and torture of local residents, and before the tragedy in the kyiv region, 458 people became victims of the russian occupation in buch . criminal investigators, the canadian publication club & mail writes about it, he is the people - the eloquent cover of the german publication spiegel asks the relevant question why do so many russians support putin and a brutal invasion of ukraine, meanwhile, the daily mail writes about the failures of putin's troops, a british newspaper published an article called powerful explosions shake the beaches of crimea , journalists believe that the russians now have no safe positions in the occupied territories of ukraine, the west is nervous about the intensification of cooperation between turkey and russia. journalists of the fainenshe-times publication, citing sources in western government structures, believe that turkey can help the kremlin bypass western sanctio

and then at the same time, the daily mail took a very different turn here. they decided to focus. and on those tragic videos we saw from the scene in which to go with being there with his hands on his head, looking completely distressed as he watched the car that his daughter had been driving engulfed in flames. and they really talked about it as if this was some sort of a scene from a hollywood movie. but at the same time, there have been many people on social media who have not been nearly as poetic. they have been justifying. and even in some cases celebrating daria is dead because of the fact that they don't agree with the political views of herself and her father. now speaking of justifying it, here's what ukraine's presidential advisor had to say. he was the target and she was fully acceptable. collateral damage and not all ukrainians are red in. she called them sub humans. what she got was sub rosa. of course you are free to believe it was his compatriots works for me. he raised her to be a nazi and he dragged her into nazi groups. and i will actually quote, doing himself w

thrown to the dock before the show trial in donetsk, under the following headline, the british daily mail pro-russian trial of foreign military personnel fighting in ukraine . sometimes de elimail also writes about the human rights organization emnosti international , the newspaper begins the article with the headline how emnosti became the mouthpiece of vladimir putin in the material of the british of journalists, it is about how a human rights group accused ukraine of war crimes to the delight of the kremlin, and also about the indignation of the entire free world, the rain of terror under this name, the american newspaper new york post writes about the enemy's daily missile strikes in ukraine, in the photo of ukrainian journalist oleksandr retushnyak , an employee cleans the remains of the rocket in mykolaiv this week, the british zagardian is also writing an article from mykolaiv, namely that the war against russia is entering a decisive phase, and with the corresponding headline, the question of time, ukrainians are determined to win back the south, the publication quotes the officer

the daily mail says more than 13,500 nhs hospital beds are taken by patients who are fit to be dischargedy star reports in its own way on the head of the environment agency, saying people need to be "less squeamish" about drinking water recycled from sewage treatment plants. so let's begin... the times says half of tory voters want energy to be renationalised, a poll finds. jonathan, took us through the findings? the poll finds. jonathan, took us through the findings? the times is re ”ortin through the findings? the times is reporting that _ through the findings? the times is reporting that nearly _ through the findings? the times is reporting that nearly half - through the findings? the times is reporting that nearly half of - reporting that nearly half of conservative voters want britain's energy industry to be renationalised. it was nationalised by the last conservative government, margaret thatcher's government. the times saying there is particular support for this in some the red wall seats in the north and perhaps the midlands. people who voted conservative probably for the first ti

for the british edition of the daily mail, written by the acting prime minister of great britain andery good friend of ukraine, boris johnson , precisely because of according to him, the west should continue to support the ukrainians, and even more, the entire civilized world should double this support, and then we listen to mr. johnson in direct speech. putin believes that we are tired of supporting ukraine and will begin to covertly encourage the ukrainians to conclude an agreement with the kremlin tyrant, no matter how hideous it was, but it would be a complete delusion of this brutal war, the ukrainian people can win and will win, as well as britain, but the likely successor of boris johnson and a good friend of ukraine listra promises that in the event that on the fifth of september this year she will sit in the chair of the head of the british government, one of her first international visits will be a visit to ukraine. after boris johnson leaves his residence at 10 downing street, great britain will continue to be ukraine's best friend, and her quote is clear that boris and ze

here is the forecast of the kingdom's economists to the daily mail. emergency measures.ipation of the start of the heating season, many european countries are introducing more about everything natalya goncharova in great britain's anti-record inflation has reached major values ​​for 40 years and amounted to more than ten percent; this figure is higher than the forecasts of british experts. many families in the kingdom are barely making ends meet due to rising food and energy prices. and it will only get worse in the spring of 2023. mala, secured by the british. will have to fork out £104 a week just to heat and power their homes due to inadequate heating in uk predict rise in disease flu, according to the daily mail. many retirees. you will have to significantly cut your food expenses to pay your electricity bills. however, these savings may not be enough british government vaccine minister maggie trope said that those who can not afford to heat their homes will be more vulnerable and therefore more likely to contract diseases such as the fungus. and covid-19 , an analys

according to ""the daily mail"," joe biden met with two chinese energy executives in the west wing of white house back in july of 2014, just four days after that meeting, "the daily mail" reports, quote, one of the executives emailed hunter biden offering his services for $102,000, willing to give him a $102,000 sports car, inviting the vp's son over for a visit. as far as we know, the fbi hasn't looked into any of this. on capitol hill yesterday, fbi director christopher wray acknowledged that his agency is covering up damaging information about hunter biden. >> isn't it true that mr. tebow, agent tebow, excuse me, and fbi supervisory intelligence analyst brian otan covered updryingtory information about mr. hunter biden? >> when i read the letter that describes the kinds of things that you're talking about, i found it deeply troubling. >> will: wray is researchersing a eliminate from whistleblowers. you know, julie, i've interviewed john paul mac isaac, the delaware computer laptop repairman. she's shown me and told me how little interest the fbi has in hunter biden, and it seems th

the daily mail, banker who is running out of credit.tions about where this leadership needs to come from. is it politicians or is it the bankers? i from. is it politicians or is it the bankers? ., �* , from. is it politicians or is it the bankers? ~ �*, , , bankers? i think it's everybody who's got _ bankers? i think it's everybody who's got the _ bankers? i think it's everybody who's got the power. - bankers? i think it's everybody who's got the power. with - bankers? i think it's everybody l who's got the power. with power comes responsibility. i do think... this is happened before. i remember when mark carney issued some fairly grave warnings about possible effects that might come about when we leave the eu. he was massively attacked. i don't know much about what this governor would've done or should've done, and if there was something he should have done, that he should have done it. but it seems to me this is a waste of time trying to me this is a waste of time trying to blame... and it's not the time to blame, it's the time to com

americans have more and more questions about his mental health, according to surveys published in the daily maile worried about joe biden's mental state. as the 79-year-old democrat tangled up in names lost in space reaching out to invisible friends, american broadcaster tucker carlson assured that none of the pills would be worse than his staff under the care of his wife's dr. jill. gave him pills before every public performance, checking the time and at a certain hour. give him a dose, we spoke directly with a witness of what was happening and he noted that this happened several times before his eyes. we were told that before taking the medicine , biden was, like a small child, it was impossible to communicate with him, and he completely changed, because he was on drugs and obviously still on them against the background of such details, journalists question the decision, adopted by biden after the introduction of anti-russian sanctions and prices in the united states jumped not only for gas and gasoline, but also for electricity. in some states twice as many residents are forced to save even o

so that was rather mirror in the daily mail then i look at another british press lord lord max beaver book who owned the daily express another best-selling newspaper and other newspapers in britain. beaver brook was different from rothermere and that he was not a fascist. he did not write admiring stories about hitler, but he was convinced that the british should have nothing to do with confronting the nazis in europe. when hitler reoccupied the rhineland in 1936 the daily express asked what does it mean to us? and in 1938 as nazi germany threatened to annex austria the express council the british government not to infuriate the nazis by protesting a german invasion. it is we who should get out and stay out the express proclaimed? all right. so those are the two british, press lords that i look at but since we're at the roosevelt library today, i want to focus the talk on the four americans. i want to look at the american newspaper publishers and talk about this media environment. they created for the president. and how they consistently tried to present their isolationism as true ame

the daily mail headline, china's chilling threat over us trip to taiwan.this? we“re what are your thoughts surrounding this? we're seeing militaries — the us, the chinese, flexing their michael's —— their muscles. i5 michael's —— their muscles. i3 undoubtedly a moment of concern and nancy pelosi, i believe, is the most senior us official to visit taiwan in 25 years. she did so without the blessing of presidentjoe biden, it seems, so for this reason alone, it's usually significant. it comes at a time of considerable western anxiety. that part of the world fear china may make a move on taiwan. beijing claims to have territorial claims to taiwan, particularly at a time when the west is spending so much time and energy, rightly, on protecting ukraine on the attack of russia. i believe you spoke to your colleague earlier whose and expert on these matters, who reported that it's unlikely that china will escalate their response to military action. we read similar reports, so let's hope your colleague is absolutely correct.— so let's hope your colleague is absolut

asifaziz, they wrote a tetrata to her, do not worry, you are the next asif aziz, according to the daily mail, is a supporter of iranian extremist groups. on twitter, he positions himself as a student of a social and political activist, and in his posts you can find jokes about the destruction by israel, while journalists, yes or mail drew attention to the fact that in the leadership social network comments with threats were not considered a violation of twitter rules. well, back to the topic of the explosion and fire in the surmolu shopping center in yerevan, according to the rescuers, there are victims, but their number has not yet been announced on the spot. 8 combat crews of fire and rescue teams are working. presumably. now the fireworks warehouse is on fire, the third category has been assigned to the fire. today the russian builder is celebrating their professional holiday, and the achievements of the moscow construction complex, which is considered the largest in the country, will be told by georgy podgorny professional holidays are celebrated differently. for example, builders have t

uh, actually, here is this photo of you tampa taken from the daily mail. daily mail, a truthful article was written then, people carry portraits of relatives, who fought in world war ii during the procession of the immortal regiment in ulan-ude, the capital of buryatia , a region located near the border of russia and mongolia e, the publication of may 9, 22, even delimale, which we have repeatedly convicted of a lie, was able to write the truth then. but the lastampa, alas, there is no shta rule. absolutely right. it is known that they stole it, because the copyright belonged to the photographer ura.ru and ura.ru, then she took some actions in order to somehow restore justice, as far as i it is known, that is, here it is, the very highest western journalistic standard, which eventually turns into the fact that the photo was stolen and the name was invented, which means that the content was simply invented absolutely from the bullshit. and not even just invented from the bulldozer. and from russia or 180 °. here is the same western journalist, which many of

society is changed to adapt in the daily mail probably should adapt and change with society. adapt and change with society. there are many different ways to be - adapt and change with society. there are many different ways to be a family. universities blacklist harmful literature. what sort of books are being taken off and why? literature. what sort of books are being taken off and why? is an being taken off and why? is an investigation _ being taken off and why? is an investigation into _ being taken off and why? is an investigation into the - being taken off and why? is an investigation into the some . being taken off and why? is an investigation into the some of the books had been taken off reading lists and it's because universities are worried that it's causing harm to the mental health and some students, some of the content within these books might be potentially damaging and i do think there is a balance in your district, things like the underground railroad which, apparently, the universities is taken off the list is the imagery around slavery is too graphic. i think

now the daily mail is reporting that prince william and harry had decided not to mark the 25th anniversarys diana's death together, the two reportedly have agreed events together they commemorate her loss. instead they will grieve privately. doctor harry spoke about the upcoming anniversary of his mother's death. >> i wanted to be a day filled with memories of her incredible work and the love for the way that she did it. i wanted to be a day to share the spirit of the mom with my family to my children who wish could've met her. every day i hope to do her pr proud. >> flowers are expected to be laid en masse at kensington palace on wednesday in honor of the late princess diana. >> i think people felt that she was like family. that she cared him they felt close to her. he knew every detail to her life, it was in the press all the time and all of these things going on and you felt a part of her life in a way. when her life was snatched away it was a big void. >> princess diana was only 36 years old when she died on august 31 in 1997. >> christina coleman. thank you. jon: what would the genera

they write that it is our soldiers firing at the station apparently for the thrill of the british daily mailg europe's largest nuclear power plant hit by new russian missiles, so ukraine demands international sanctions against moscow for nuclear terrorism. naturally, the facts are not given, because they refute the whole premise. a member of the main council of the administration of the zaporozhye region, showed a photo of the fragments of shells - these were american high-precision missiles combined, who uh? clearly shot hit. these are terrorists and the 44th artillery brigade. all zelensky militants beaten. they are from nikopol purposefully on the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, guided missiles are clearly visible. e production, just here all the same anglo-saxons to distract from the defeats of the apu, once again expose russia as a threat to the whole world. these are just a few obvious reasons, and so to the station, but kiev will pay for its actions, the authorities of the zaporozhye region promise, if until recently the territory controlled by zelensky was received daily. well, to

but there were times when poured over the pound the daily mail newspaper warned britain would turn offt before half of the small businesses would survive this winter. she is the mental health hotline in wales, almost 3,000 calls a week and all extremely monotonous. i have neither electricity nor food to feed my daughter. i'm sorry but i cry all the time. i'm overwhelmed financially. i'm tearing myself up. yes, it also fails, either the weather is either a trade union, or a flood, or a drought, or the subway is on strike, or lawyers do not have enough money for everyone, but for 40 years the british governments one response russia would only hear this response to the british. you have to turn on the tv. and this, in connection with the rise in electricity prices, becomes costly. liza herzen boris khalfin irina chernyshova pavel morozov and maxim zaichenko tv company. ntv uk faced pakistan prolonged rains led to flood century throughout the country and numerous landslides killed at least 900 people and 33 million. that is, 15% of the country's population became homeless pakistani authori

why threaten a country with a huge nuclear potential the english edition of the daily mail regularlyquaints its readers with the possibilities russian sarmatians, for example, this is an excerpt from the april article. western military experts have stated that the sarmat is more than capable of delivering 10 or more nuclear warheads and decoys. enough to one blow. erase the face of a territory the size of britain or france britain's nuclear arsenal currently stands at 225 hall brook warheads with a yield of about 100 km but ready for use. 120 all of them are located on the sides of three vengard-class submarines, of which on the combat there is only one on duty at all times. in total , only 40 warheads loaded into american triden missiles are available at any given time. 2. this, of course, is a serious power, but the uk's nuclear arsenal was never calculated to attack ali for a retaliatory strike by the politicians of the past more evil than the flattering understood that the kingdom was not able to compete with the big nuclear powers. so the country followed the strategy. of course

but there were times when poured for a pound the daily mail warns britain put out the light before halfsmall businesses will survive this winter, and on this mental health hotline in wales, almost 3,000 calls a week and everything is extremely monotonous. i have neither electricity nor food to feed my daughter. i'm sorry but i cry all the time. i'm overwhelmed financially. i'm tearing myself up. yes, it also fails, either the weather is either a trade union, or a flood, or a drought, or the metropolitan is on strike, or lawyers do not have enough money for everyone, but for 40 years the british government has one answer russia will just hear this answer to the british. you have to turn on the tv. and this, in connection with the increase in the price of electricity, becomes expensive liza herzen boris khalfin irina chernyshova pavel morozov and maksim zaichenko, ntv television company great britain , forever forget that kosovo is part of the republic and start thinking about society in terms of european identity. this statement was made by the us special representative for the western b

according to the daily mail, which reviewed white houseit visitor logs.oe biden met with two chinese energy executives in the west wing of the white house back in july of two thousand fourteen. just four days after that meeting, the daily mail reports, quote,ne one of the executives emailed hunter biden offeringter his services r one hundred and two thousand dollars. we're willing to give him a one hundred and two thousand dollar fisker, fiskerr sports car s and inviting the vp son over for a visit. as far as we know, the fbi hasn't looked in to any of this on capitol hill yesterday, fbi director christopher wright acknowledged reports that his agency is covering up damagingg information about hunter biden. isn't it true that mr. tebow, agent tebow excuse me, and fbi supervisory intelligence covered upan otan derogatory information about mr. hunter that when i read the letter that describes the kinds of things that you'ree talking about, i found it deeply troubling. w ray is referencing a letter from whistleblowers within the fbi, the doj.er julies kelley

now the daily mail is reporting that prince william and harry have decided not to mark the 25th anniversaryo reportedly have agreed to end attending public events together. that commemorate her loss. instead they will grieve privately. last week, harry spoke about the upcoming anniversary of his mother's death. i wanted to be a day filled with memories of our incredible work and love for the way that she did it. i wanted to be a day to share the spirit of my mom with my family with my children who i wish could have met her. every day. i hope to do her proud hours are expected to be laid in math at kensington palace on wednesday and honor of the late princess diana. i think people just felt that she was like family that she cared. they felt close to her because you knew every detail of her life. it was an all the press all the time. and there was all these things going on. and you felt you know very much part of her life in a way and so when her life was snatched away, there was this big void. princess diana was only 36 years old when she died on august 31st in 1997. that was christina colin

why threaten a country with a huge nuclear potential, the english edition of the daily mail regularlys its readers with the capabilities of the russian sarmatians, for example, this is an excerpt from april article. western military experts have stated that the sarmat is more than capable of delivering 10 or more nuclear warheads and decoys. enough to one blow. erase the face of the earth a territory the size of britain or france britain's nuclear arsenal currently consists of 225 hall brook warheads with a yield of about 100 km, but only 12 are prepared for use. all of them are located on board three vengard -class submarines, of which there is always one total in only 40 warheads loaded into american triden missiles are available at any given time. 2. this, of course, is a serious power, but the nuclear arsenal of great britain was never calculated for an attack, but only for a retaliatory strike, the politicians of the past, more reasonable than climbing a rhinestone, understood that the kingdom was not able to compete with large nuclear powers. so the country followed the strategy

her famous ex telling "the daily mail" yesterday, i don't want anyone to be hurt.oughout the years, heche has publicly and privately battled her share of scandals and struggles. in 2001, during an exclusive interview with abc's barbara walters, anne opened up in piercing detail about the trials and turmoils of her youth. >> i think everything i've done and all my insanity was trying to get my parents to love me. my father loved movie stars. i decided i needed to become famous to get his love. my mother loved jesus. that was her thing. so i wanted to become jesus christ. i wanted to save the world to get her love. i went to the utmost of extremes. >> reporter: alleging at that time sexual abuse at the hands of her father as a child. >> i believe i was satisfaction basically abused by my father from the time i was a very young girl. actually, before i could speak. >> reporter: anne revealing her own mental health and substance abuse struggles through her early life via her 2001 memoir "call me crazy." >> i do a lot of things in my life to get away from what happened

and then at the same time, the daily mail took a very different turn here. they decided to focus. and on those 2 project videos we saw from the scene in which to go with being there with his hands on his head, looking completely distressed as he watched the car that his daughter had been driving engulfed in flames. and they really talked about it as if this was some sort of a scene from a hollywood movie. but at the same time, there have been many people on social media who have not been nearly as poetic. they have been justifying. and even in some cases celebrating daria is death because of the fact that they don't agree with the political views of herself and her father. he was the target and she was fully acceptable collateral damage, and not all ukrainians are red in. she called them sub humans. what she got was sub rosa. of course you are free to believe it was his compatriots works for me. he raised her to be a nazi and he dragged her into nazi groups. and i will actually quote duke himself, what doesn't kill me? killed some one else. in this case, his daughter, why is there

to deliver a nuclear strike rush demand for underground shelter 100% growth, writes the popular daily mailrom london from all over world canada denmark italy japan usa in texas whole production. as they are called the bunker on doomsday, entrepreneur ron on whose t-shirt has a portrait of vladimir zelensky from his call, we need arms, and not visits to show. a typical crop 3 project at 12 m costs about 200,000 dollars. everyone buys bunkers and no one calls it crazy. we are now doing well business in ukraine and in poland , you understand why i have several ukrainian clients. they want to get the bunker as best they can rather, preferably right now , vladimir zelensky himself was the first to climb into the bunker in ukraine, here is a photo from there, which was taken by an american journalist on these chechens, back on march 1. for a long time they wondered if it was in kiev or in lvov where you supposedly created the interiors of his presidential office. well, here's how he campaigns to buy bunkers in the west. take even your mother-in-law there and surprise with various options. for ex

lucy right from the daily mail. going back to joel's - comment. lucy right from the daily| mail. t two years. the — and income falling for the next two years. the largest amount on record. in years. the largest amount on record. in plain _ years. the largest amount on record. in plain speaking terms, how bad does _ in plain speaking terms, how bad does this— in plain speaking terms, how bad does this look for the uk? obviously, the opr's projections for the public— obviously, the opr's projections for the public finances over the long term _ the public finances over the long term are — the public finances over the long term are pretty bad already. if the next prime — term are pretty bad already. if the next prime minister does introduce further— next prime minister does introduce further support packages for households, how bad is it going to get? _ households, how bad is it going to tet? �* ., ., , households, how bad is it going to tet?�* ., i get? again, as i said to joel, i'm not auoin get? again, as i said to joel, i'm not going to _ get? again, as i said to joel, i'm not goi

not only to the conditional natives of third countries, but also to their own citizens british daily mailhe writes that more and more americans are now buying food in stores with uniform prices, dollar, generic, often selling unsafe for health, delays in foggy albion, the situation is no better than the largest british company island foods found themselves in 2018 completely exclude palm oil from sales now has at least a quarter of it. from his products, according to him, more than 3 billion people today cannot afford a healthy diet, and every year this figure grows by a million by 100, understanding this for 100, you begin to appreciate national food security and the efforts of the head of state, the government, the agrarians of his industrialists to ensure it grain has become a big policy, and in fact a weapon, that's why i tell you if the economy works will, what to eat and dress what people are guaranteed that we will survive the difference is that to earn on food, belarus strives to work and feed others at the same time, and this in itself gives a lot of food for thought. and there i

and in the daily mail — cyclists who kill pedestrians could be facing tougherjail sentences under a crackdownport secretary. let's plunge in. lovely to see you both, thank you for being here this evening. anna, shall we start with the mirror and striking images to go with these dramatic pronouncements we have had?— with these dramatic pronouncements we have had? yes, dust bowl uk says mirror. we continue _ we have had? yes, dust bowl uk says mirror. we continue to _ we have had? yes, dust bowl uk says mirror. we continue to see the - mirror. we continue to see the driest summerfor mirror. we continue to see the driest summer for absolutely decades and it's only going to get hotter next week. so obviously we have got the hosepipe ban already in certain parts of the country. you know, it is a really big problem. one statistic, it is not in the mirror, but i found it quite startling, just how much water the water companies lose by leakages still. i think it is something like a0%, so you hope they are getting that under control as well as all of us trying to minimise the plant watering. you don't

daily mail, referring to the latest polls, writes every fourth inhabitant will not be able to turn on at all this winter, and every tenth will have to take out a loan to pay the bills for the light and heat that moscow has against this background with the sale of energy resources. there are no problems at all, only adding fuel to the fire, the american television channel cnn is outraged that russia has avoided an economic collapse, the international energy agency reports that russia's income from selling oil and gas to europe has doubled since march. through july of this year, compared to the average for the last years. and this, despite the decline in volumes, this agency shows that gas supplies to europe have decreased by about 75% over the past 12 months. the main factor was russia's ability to find new markets. in asia, while in the united states itself, a fuel shortage continues. now the alarm is being sounded in the north-east of the country by stocks of diesel and fuel oil, which are mainly used to heat houses there in winter twice below the norm; the situation with rising pric

every day in the store you find out that the price has changed daily mail publishes the story of a womanwho began to eat once a day to feed her children for her, it ended with a faint of hunger and hospitalization, matvey popov and together now economic news in a nutshell the ministry of agriculture began to buy grain for the state intervention fund . on the national commodity exchange. purchased 1 million 350,000 tons of wheat for 20 mln rub. these are the first purchases since 2016. in the coming years, the volume of the fund will be increased to 3 million tons. grain will become an airbag in the market. in the event of a sharp fluctuation. price buyers of gas from the sakhalin-2 project asked to make payments through gazprombank instead of foreign credit organizations, bloomberg reports, citing the project operator sakhalin energy as an intermediary. the american bank of new york melod will remain in the shares. this will help partners avoid potential sanctions. the main gas importers, sakhalin-2 south korea japan and taiwan settlements are still in dollars, not the currencies of thes

daily mail tomorrow with an attack on nhs, accusing the service of spending £1 million on "woke groupstaff. on the front page of tomorrow's mirror, "fergie's case for the defence" — afterformer united manager testified in ryan giggs�* trial. the express is the migrant crisis will at least last five more years. the financial times�* weekend pages carry a warning about a market rally from the bankers of wall street. do you want to kick us off first of all this evening? this is the front page of the times, truss plans a holiday from reality, says gove? michael gove is coming out very firmly, becky rishi sunakfor the conservative leadership, as he also announces in saturday's times he is bringing his career, at least in front line politics, he says, to a close. he says that liz truss�*s camping has been a holiday from reality, and he backs it up by saying that her tax cuts will put the stock options of ftse 100 executives before the the stock options of ftse100 executives before the poorest. interesting to see michael gove come out very clearly for rishi sunak. he says he is doing this bec

the daily mail published a video claiming that the showing us methyl darcy was carried out by russia. yet the people in the footage itself say the town was shelled by nato type artillery and the high mark rocket system, which of course neither russia nor its allies possess. it sparked a number of mocking commentaries both because the city is under russian. lud forces control and the headline for the video contradicted its content. karen kia koski again says it's not the problem of one outlet. but the problem of journalism in general today, our mainstream were legacy media, has gotten so lazy over the past 30 years. they really just our mouth pieces for government, we don't have an independent media in the united states and we haven't for some time that's, that's kind of the, that's kind of the problem. i don't think individual journalists are, you know, refusing to, to report news, but they are failing to get their fax from any other source except the u. s. government, as more and more of ukraine's neo nazi as off the italian fighters are captured by russian forces. some prisoners are

and — the daily mail leads with a new blood tests for the over 50s being trialled by the nhs.are underway on the test — which could detect more than 50 types of cancers before symptoms show. researchers says it has "enormous" potential. let's begin. good evening to you both. nice to see you. lots of different stories, a variety of front pages. we will start with the front pages. we will start with the front pages. we will start with the front page of the metro, one of the ones to carry tyson fury�*s cousin's killing. geri, talk us through this. this is the knife attack on tyson fury�*s cousin which has caused him to call for tighter controls on knives and tough sentences for knife crime. we have seen rising knife crime. we have seen rising knife crime notjust in london but across the country, this particular incident is in greater manchester, so we know it is notjust contain to the capital and what he said on social media is he would like to see tighter controls, harsher sentences and he says you don't really understand it until it affects you. i think this is going to be one