no, he denies everything.e says that he preserves the car for the winter and uses it only in the summer. let's assume that timofei petrovich is not lying. someone knew that he did not use the car, stole the keys to the garage and deliberately knocked down sergei not bad move. yes, we took fingerprints from the car. they belong to the saohin and the chipmunkin, the attacker may be wearing gloves. to understand who wanted death, seryozha and maybe they wanted death, and sergey ran out to save her. perhaps perhaps in any case, the attacker must be in the inner circle of timofey petrovich . he does not have any relatives. he is at home alone all the time sticking out at work. it turns out that the offender is somehow connected with the house of culture - an interesting assumption and a note with a threat. yana also found out in the house of culture. i think these two cases are somehow related . let's go, like mother valentina, we have a difficult conversation ahead of us guys, don't scatter for a minute, maybe i w

to denys. back on the programme as and when we can. 0h, the programme as and when we can. oh, i've been told he's back. i'm going to try again. you are just talking about how it is something that ukrainians, young ukrainians like yourself feel very strongly that freedom doesn't come for free. those of the words that you used in our conversation just now. talk us through how challenging it's been in terms of being able to deliver the kind of a that you need to deliver in your work as a volunteered. ewen; in your work as a volunteered. every da , in your work as a volunteered. every day. thousands _ in your work as a volunteered. every day, thousands of _ in your work as a volunteered. every day, thousands of young _ in your work as a volunteered. er day, thousands of young ukrainian drivers, railway workers, they make sure that all the aid is delivered, especially the aid that you sent from your countries from all around the world. thousands of people are involved. we risk our lives to make sure

that is we heard denis is my son. he always told us this, this is ours, that is, yulia's son. you said that oleg cannot have children. yes, i heard from my daughter, when she did, she immediately said sveta said that this was a child and when they already lived separately, the grandson already lived with me. they were deprived of parental rights, yulia had an ectopic pregnancy. and why did they decide his parental rights? well, they loved themselves very much with my daughter and led a cheerful lifestyle, you decided that the boy would be with you earlier, yes, that is, he would not got attention, love caress care. yes, he missed it. and why did you take custody of yourself, you know, they decided temporarily for six months. the first time they had the opportunity, but they did not show it. i realized that i needed him. how old was he then a year and two months old, very small, very small, everything svetlana tatyana, it turns out that you already have a nephew for 11 years, as we have, we can not say for 100% that this is our nephew , you understand, that is, there are doubts

dial the number again. he is from there denis denis denis well, thank god do you want to eat?huh, let's go to our dining room there are still delicious cakes. let's go what's this son of this islands? what do you have, in general, i made a list. consisting of replacing the surname with letters respectively and h 20 people in total it turned out there are 56 more. well, how did it happen anushka chanova nushka chanova here is our victim. well, are you nothing? hello we are the investigative committee, khmurov is my last name, can i talk to you? please tell me, do you know who lives in the twenty-first apartment? yes , but he doesn't live anymore. she flat, and 3 days ago. well, you stopped by, you know they killed her recently, we found her body in the forest. oh lord have mercy, yeah what are you doing something? my god, you are my know that you do not open the door they just talk to us. tell me, when anush lived here, she had a friend's men, she brought someone to the house, went for six months, one wooed her. well , a clean bandit, always unshaven. he was so healthy and like

denis hello, we would like to talk to denis solokhin, he is at home. what happened did he do?way your garage is the garage is the director of the house of culture timofey petrovich

well russian denied that they were going to | denied that they were going to attack ukraine, russia deniedin crimea eight years ago, russia is lying all the time. that is the fact that the world knows now and that was definitely the effect. just the idea that ukrainians attack to railway stations is so absurd that it is hard to explain. and how this rocket was sent it is clear. speaking about what ukrainians are saying, people certainly want peace but vladimir putin is trying to scare the nation but instead the this people are furious at what is going on and they want victory over the enemy and to kick them off our land and then rebuild the land, rebuild the country. that is the intention of people and that is what people are speaking about. find people and that is what people are speaking about-— people and that is what people are s-ueakin about. �* ., , ., speaking about. and on peace and the future, the speaking about. and on peace and the future. the uk — speaking about. and on peace and the future, the uk promised _ speaking about. and on peace and the future, the uk promised to _ spea

the kremlin simply denies it all- it says _ killings? the kremlin simply denies it all.s? the kremlin simply denies it all. it says the footage which - it all. it says the footage which has emerged, the witness accounts which we have heard and some of our colleagues have listened to, are all fake news, that they are all fabricated by ukraine and spread by western media and what's more, the russians say this afternoon, at the meeting of the un security council, they are going to produce evidence which supports the claims that this is all a pack of lies. we have heard official after official, politician after politician in the last 2a hours coming out and parroting the kremlin line that this is a fabrication and a deliberate provocation, they say, by ukraine, the latest to do so is the former president, prime minister of russia who says vast amounts of money have been spent concocting this pack of lies. russia's contention is that the ukrainians staged those terrible scenes, that look as though civilians have been killed. and that they have actually gone as far as to sugge

mccarthy flat out denied that today. he denied he said he would tell trump would resign. he in fact said exactly that. joining us "new york times" new york political correspondents jonathan martin and alexander burn, the author of the book "this will not pass, trump, biden and the battle for america's future," mr. burns, mr. martin, thank you very much for joining us and congratulations on the book. >> thank you. >> and give you a chance to chime in, if i got that wrong or if i put the emphasis on the wrong place or got any of it just the wrong way around. >> no i think you very much captured it, and i would say for the book-buying audience out there, for people who work in politics this is only the start. we have captured some of the most intimate and extraordinary conversations in the extraordinary period following january 6th on tape. and there's more to come between now and when the book is out, on may 3rd, but what you played there really does capture, rachel, where kevin mccarthy was, he was looking for a way out. he thought trump had become toxic. he was trump's bi

where denis has nothing to watch here while i don't want to talk about it.or you personally. men don't trade like that. you are accused of the previous murder, personal men do not bazaar. i did not kill alla when i came to investigate, she was already dead. i think you would not be happy if your girlfriend entertained naked men. and you decided to kill her for it. of course not. but i thought to teach him reason. yes, maybe so that she understands how she humiliated me. i go to the apartment. and there this sex is horrendous. and i also thought, why so rarely we spend the night with her. i go into the room, she is in this outfit. i to her. and on the dead, i was frightened and collected all my things photographs. erased all the prints. i just didn't want any more trouble, i didn't kill. denis should not be let go, he had a motive, there was an opportunity to bother with the synthesis of gas, they must either let him go or present. throw lying neon something. i'm telling you, let him sit. let him sit, if you decide to omit this, then you need to hang all the

mccarthy and his office, is denying that this ever happened, denying explicitly to nbc news today, when we followed up with him about their denial on this, explicitly clarifying that he never suggested he was going to make this kind of a call to donald trump. it really does appear to not be the truth for mr. mccarthy. >> well, that's a pretty diplomatic way of putting it, rachel, it was a totally bogus denial, as your audience just heard. and i think this moment captures, in addition to everything jonathan just said, and what this cave in particular captures, is just the staggering gulf between what republican leaders say about donald trump in public, and to his face, and what they will say about him in private. i don't know that anybody should find it terribly reassuring, that kevin mccarthy is more clear eyed about donald trump and the dangerous force that he represents in january of 2021, but he's more clear eyed about that in private, then he is in public. because rachel, this is an ongoing story. we all know donald trump, he's preparing to run for president again, we all know the w

we're just waiting for denys.o be crossing into ukraine in the van, but they still haven't got the paperwork, and things are getting so bad in mykolaiv, where his family are, he's going to cross on foot and just try and get there however he can. denys has no idea what to expect on the other side. but there's some good news. his wife and daughters have escaped from mykolaiv. not the best case, not the best situation when i want to see my country. ok. what's your plan? go home. go home? not the best case, not the best situation when i want to see my country. ok. what's your plan? go home. go home? what's the latest with your wife and children? i'm waiting, they have to cross the border to moldova, now. i'll go. ok. good luck. thank you. bye— bye. can't imagine what must be going through his head right now. minutes after he crosses into ukraine, a message comes through from denys. "i'm home," he says. we're just heading back in to meet lesia's parents. they've been in romania about a day now and they've had a chance

a village russian interference, a general killing at a maternity hospital denied by russia. and as usual in a donation media, the dangers of a j. c. p. o, a deal with iran. let's go straight to vienna and speak to profess mom and mirandi of to run university. thank you so much, professor mirandi for coming back on the show before we even get to ukraine, presumably euro glad they apparently, sanctions been lifted on president rosie on the, on the president and the recognition of iran ally venezuela's president. my doro is the, i am changing attitudes towards iran, and do you expect her, you expect now the deal to go through? thanks vacation and is it in iran? is that all the is brutal sanctions are removed, they were never justified. there was never any evidence that iran was seeking a nuclear weapon. the intrusive sanctions that we've had in toronto in iran for years have proven that. but the united states and its allies have always use any excuse available. 10, agonized iran, and to her ordinary iranians. the united states accuses iran of terrorism, whereas the united state

i know amnesty international now accuses israel of about a do, which israel denies. what is antonio? there is like, what did he think of your report where i couldn't get were to paris, then are coming to the pressure exerted by the us. nikki haley in the security council thing goes out the report or condemnation. he was a new secretary general at that time. she threatened the un with funding consequences if he failed to denounce the report in actuality, he only removed it from the website. he never actually repudiated the report, but it was kind of the weakness of the un that it can respect the political independence of its own action and is subject to the what i call the primacy of geo politics. although because lima, lima calla, had to withdraw the report do. and she, she left the organization at the, at the un. what does it feel like for you? i mean is 10 years since your un general assembly report defacto arguing for b, the s because of israeli violations of resolutions. susan rice, i mean she's now a. m g was then us ambassador to the un have now she's about an

at a maternity hospital denied by russia. and as usual, imagination, media, the dangers of a j. c. p. o, a deal with iran. let's go straight to vienna and speak to profess mama moran the ron university. thank you so much, professor brown. if i'm coming back on the show, before we even get to you crane, presumably, you're glad that the part of the sanction being lifted on president rising on the, on the president and the recognition of iran ally venezuela's president. my doro is the i a, a changing attitudes towards iran, and do you expect that you expect now the deal to go through? the expectation in iran is that all of these brutal sanctions are removed. they were never justified. there was never any evidence that iran was seeking a nuclear weapon. the intrusive sanctions that we've had in teheran, in iran for years have proven that by the united states and its allies have always use any excuse available, tend agonized iran, and to her ordinary iranians. the united states accuses iran of terrorism, whereas the united states

so they are denying it. how do _ through the kremlin. so they are denying it. it. how do you hold those responsible. how do you prosecute them, how do you bring them to justice? them, how do you bring them to 'ustice? ~ �* . . them, how do you bring them to 'ustice? ~ �*, ., , justice? well it's a complicated situation, because _ justice? well it's a complicated situation, because russia i justice? well it's a complicated situation, because russia is i justice? well it's a complicated| situation, because russia is not justice? well it's a complicated i situation, because russia is not a party to any relevant international criminal court, and to arrest anybody charged by the international criminal court, orany anybody charged by the international criminal court, or any other court that might be set up by the united nations to charge putin with aggression, is difficult, but we were in the same position with milosevic and car ditch, they were pretty safe, in belgrade and the last thing president milosevic thought was there would be a revolution and his successors

he was sorry, he denied it. he had been given this information and he was sorry, he had testified in the u. s. congress in the way he had. so just to let you know that some of these people have changed their minds. what about what a bronze? because i did notice, i mean, you're on a command, you're the committee of the national endowment for democracy, which we talk about this program a lot as a kind of a vanguard to re, of, and god, perhaps of regime change in different countries. so the elliot abrams tell me about how you do what you do, knowing that there are forces that still want to oppose your view. that what was done was wrong given that abraham. so, you know, in the night he said, what went on, do you think our level of military aid was worth it? he said, yes. knowing the thousands of people the dud course, he says yes. and he says yes, because us policy at the time under him was the arming. and so salvador and military and this is a military that we knew was killing thousands and thousands and thousands

is that you can, i'm no longer deny this massacre. you cannot deny the numbers. we have the names, we can list the people we have are slowly identifying through dna, the identities of many of the children so that there's very small caskets can be given back to their surviving family members. so, you know, to say that this is exaggerated, it didn't happen that the victims are lying. this was a gorilla plot. some of the, a salvador and military says that this was a cemetery of the gorillas. none of that is borne out by all the evidence we have and we have a lot, lot of evidence. yeah. okay. well, regan's assistant secretary said thomas and said, no evidence to confirm government voice is actually systematically mascot civilians . i need your power. i like want to say that he later wrote an op ed and apologize for that in the new york times, i believe, which goes along with what i'm saying about the denials. but he later apologized. he said there was a massacre. he was sorry, he denied it. he had been given this information and he was sorry, he had testified in the

he was sorry, he denied it. he had been given this information and he was sorry, he had testified in the us congress in the way he had. so just to let you know that some of these people have changed their minds. what about what a bronze? because i did notice, i mean, you're on a command, you're the committee of the national endowment for democracy, which we talk about this program a lot as a kind of vanguard, diarrhea, and god, perhaps of regime change in different countries. so the elliot abrams tell me about how you do what you do, knowing that there are forces that still one to oppose your view led to what was done was wrong given that you abraham. so, you know, in the night he said, what went on, do you think our level of military aid was worth it? he said, yes. knowing the thousands of people the dud course, he says yes. and he says yes, because us policy of the time under him was, ah, the arming and so salvador and military and this is a military that we knew was killing thousands and thousands and thousan

therefore horror is shorter what i propose to move out of this topic, i agree then at work come on denis romashov. sort of like vatutin's informant was. it doubted no? someone else i guess, for sure. i don't know if it's for old times' sake, or for some other reason. so, i want to make a presentation on vatutin. let them conduct an internal check on the employees who covered up the criminals. listen, rodion, don't do this until then, i'll explain later. why is it just not the time more. and you can explain to me that i don’t know, recently the security forces have cleaned up for you. well , you see, you know this, i know if i'm the only one, what if i sip this before beer, like his goldfinch? i’ll still get tipsy, it won’t let me ride nafs, right, because he once said he doesn’t like drunken riders. thank you, so there with this oleg state. so let's do everything in order, but there were no signs of a fight in the apartment, but he admitted, because i know for sure that denis died from drugs and it will be almost impossible to prove that oleg killed him although it is absolutely certain,

yes, on the inscription behind denis mikhailov's back. here we are together.st important and what must be said so. this is what we should both feel and understand. well, somehow, so to speak, to implement. thank you very much michael thank you denis see you soon, thank you for what you do. well, actually. keep doing this . we will now be on a short commercial and immediately after it we will return to the studio of the program. time will tell. that this is a summary of the movement of german troops near our border, if this is not preparation for war, then that it is an imitation of preparation for war, we are doing a very important thing, we personally took part in the preparation of two materials that you passed on to the russians as a source of information. and to the exploration of the premiere of a serial film look after the time program. do you even understand that you signed a diode for yourself when your nerves are at the limit ? papilla ice cream is back on all windowsills of the country we are investing in the future in achieving safety. we invest in

yes, on the inscription behind denis mikhailov's back. here we are together.ost important thing and here is what should be said so. that's it what we should feel and understand, well, and somehow implement it, so to speak. thank you very much michael thank you denis see you soon, thank you for what you do. well, actually. keep doing this. this time will tell, the information channel on the first we continue our broadcast, russian troops drove the enemy out of the village of boguslavsky, located near the city of popasnaya in the lpr. our units were accompanied by russian grads. they worked on the positions of ukrainian nationalists. and here's what he said daniil martynov, first deputy head of the department of the national guard for chechnya a. all the local residents have already been evacuated. almost everyone has been evacuated. we entrenched ourselves there and continue to move forward, and the living force of the enemy was there and, accordingly, having taken. uh, the boguslavskoye settlement, we can argue that their defense is broken and we continue to o

denys hasjoined ukraine's territorial defence forces.s away from mikolaiv for now, but missiles continue to hit the city. stephanie hegarty, bbc news, on ukraine's border. mps have said they're concerned by what they call the "lack of serious effort" to tackle gaps in the nhs cancer workforce in england. the health and social care committee fears staff shortages, combined with the disruption to services during the pandemic, could undo the progress made in the cancer survival rate. our health correspondent nick triggle explains more. this is a major stock—take of cancer services by the health and social care committee, headed by the former health secretaryjeremy hunt. in particular, they've been looking at the issue of early diagnosis. the government has set a target to ensure that 75% of cancer cases are diagnosed at stage one or two and that's deemed vital for increasing the chances of survival. up until the pandemic, a little progress was being made so the target, 75%, had been hovering below 55% for the past six years. we haven't got

well, no tradition is the address is going to deny and deny and deny. it's like, you know, we're being a massacre of polish officers and cutting and other places. oh, they denied florida decades until the soviet union collapsed. and there was a kind of massive change a regime. so him right now to stand has take was been taken that this is a think it's got that's good in this decision was made at the very top in the crime . well, that's going to be the rush, your official position. still, there's the change of regime, of any sorts in moscow. and then after that, maybe there's going to be the truth of what actually happened will be this close. oh, in russia, of course, this is referred to as a military operation, not as a war. i wondered what the russian public is being told about what happened didn't . but jeff russian from dr. stell that this is a provocation of that this. they don't deny that they really are. these report that i'm just simply did don't cover it up, but they say this is a, a mass propagation to make russia go bad and organized by the uk

well, then i began to tease delon denis lunsky. began to tease denis lonsky continues. come on, try it. you are just a pickup truck. you are our leader, you are the best. if not you, then who is he, he says, not my format. and i say, well, i'll raise the rate if you want, do you want me to talk about it in the city of ladies, he brought it from the war if you want, and well, he appeared on the dirk, of course, he just says right away, i'm indigo i won't do it, i won't. this is that endinka is sexual intercourse, the final moment of removal. what is his list? illiterate. you continue pies. denis , he conducted a competent opanier. and julia, she fell in love with him, of course, immediately, and that is, a week later i handed her a note, they say. i'm at the dacha of the patient, there is absolutely no internet, there is nothing. love you. i'm sick. come, she went. from all boobs love. but instead of denis to the dacha, they were waiting for her the hoarse nesterenko and makarychev were waiting and drinking vodka. that is, in fact, you became an accomplice in the rape of

well now ukraine is denying that denying russian accusations that it carried out a cross board, a helicopter attack on a fuel death. in the city of belgrade, the oil tanks was still in flames. as another round of online negotiations was supposed to begin, russian troops are pulling back from some areas north of the capital key of the hostile airport. that was these by moscow's forces is now empty and damaged. and then further east in the country, the red cross says they were prevented from evacuating people from the besieged fort city of mary opal. around a 160000 people have been trapped there with very little food. water or heating. robert bride has more now from levine friday at 1st light, just beyond ukraine's northern border with russia. fire fighters, tackling ablaze at a fuel depot in the russian city of belgrade. the governor there has accused ukraine of sending helicopters to attack the oil storage tanks, under the cover of darkness. security camera and other footage on social media seems to confirm some kind of attack by helicopters and the firing of missiles. if the russian claims

denis pushilin is in direct contact with us head of the donetsk people's republic denis vladimirovich, thank you for visiting us. let's talk about it right now information that in the morning it appeared that the ukrainian military fired on the petrovsky district of the donetsk region, if there were victims, if there was destruction, what is happening in general, i ask you how the situation is. unfortunately, the petrovsky district, the donetsk and leninsky districts of donetsk and the kirovsky district of makeevka were also subjected to shelling over the past 24 hours. and there is also an innovation. uh, it was loud in the gorlovka direction as well. e, for. uh, for the last 24 hours, according to the ministry of trauma , 47 civilians received storage also in the morning today as a result of the shelling of the leninsky district, and injuries received a girl 12 years old. alas, the units of the donetsk people's republic, with the fire support of the russian federation, are doing everything possible to knock out the enemy and the locking points and one could say that the range of the

hi guys, they didn’t see denis, why did i say whom denis, didn’t see what kind of denis lives here longome on, let's go. colonel yes, yes, they met us halfway. there is a very friendly and very responsible staff on the screen even. to see well done i praise. just come on don't be too frisky, agreed, got it? and i saw his face. and? well, with this problem, the face is not visible, rest. so far, great job, well done. thank you very much. and i can still come, only it is necessary to agree in advance. prepared everything well. hello chugunov. are you already free? of course i'll drop by home , and then i'll dial you. okay? good? i miss you. kiss to see you. bye, dear. i'm sorry i said it, i didn't catch it. but no, she didn’t say anything, you probably have a lot to do, we are already tired of you. yes, it's time for me okay, then. and what if i call you now, and we immediately go to me? only i will not go, agreed. actually, i wanted to introduce you to my friends. well, of course, stop by dostoevsky 11b excellent. come on gold, see you soon. i went. do not be bored okay, eat vitamins. ar

but denis's recipe was chopped up by van. let's collect, come on and fold.stove, we will curate actively brew cheeses for sale. so they always have enough of their own soft rekota. this is one of the easiest cheeses to make. we call cookies with an italian twist. yes. here is the italian cheese, here are the recotas, all the names are here and went. well, such is the zest, here is an orange. it is present, that is, there is also such a subtle hint of italy. well, actually, that's why we prepare such cookies, they are tasty, healthy and easy to make. instead of ricotta, you can also use regular cottage cheese, you need about 120 g of it. the remaining ingredients are 200 g of flour, 130 g of sugar, one bag of vanilla sugar. one egg 80 g butter, 1 teaspoon baking powder and a little orange zest. softened butter. denis combines with sugar and works with a whisk about 2-3 minutes since we have a home record. she's had enough for me. well, let's say dry. so not purchased, not diluted with milk. there are links or something else, so we first break it down and star

london officially denies its mercenaries in ukraine has the position of the foreign office changed and how many british wild geese are actually fighting in the square varvara nevskaya understood only yesterday his name was known only to a limited circle of relatives of friends and colleagues. today , great britain is sculpting from the mercenary scott sibley, liquidated in ukraine, without a small national hero, when people choose to fight heroically for important deeds. they are truly risking their lives. and this is quite. not only will we inevitably see many more such actions, but the heroism of a 36-year-old british citizen who served in the royal logistic corps in the past is unknown, absolutely nothing like how he ended up in ukraine, how long he stayed there and under what circumstances he died , which, however, did not prevent the largest british media from placing his photo with tragic headlines right on the front page, in a stingy line in the daily stars express and times with an extended article about sending eight thousand crown troops to eastern europe to contain russia in

they're very quick to call a press conference and i and give their response and deny deny, deny. and that is what they are doing. they are the did produce, give us some video evidence, but it's impossible based on that evidence to make any conclusions, which is exactly why the knighted nations officials from secretary general to the human rights chief are calling for independent investigations going forward. kristen salumi with analysis. so of that news conference of the u. n. a. kristen, thank you. well, let's go back now to kito roodick, a ukrainian and p and leader of the horace party who was in butcher earlier today been listening to the russian ambassadors, news conference. she joins us now from keith. madam of course you and i were speaking walk about just under an.