dimitrov was absolutely _ sets. -- dimitrov.h player who didn't play badly but was completely driven off the court. it was the best i've seen dimitrov play four years.— dimitrov play four years. former semifinalist _ dimitrov play four years. former semifinalist here _ dimitrov play four years. former semifinalist here as _ dimitrov play four years. former semifinalist here as well - dimitrov play four years. former semifinalist here as well next. dimitrov play four years. former i semifinalist here as well next which will be a wonderful contrast of styles. let's talk about andrei. story the day, 16—year—old into the fourth round beating another player in the all russian tie. what is made and drove them so special? than? in the all russian tie. what is made and drove them so special? any watch to auali ? and drove them so special? any watch to qualify? recover— and drove them so special? any watch to qualify? recover the _ and drove them so special? any watch to qualify? recover the qualifying - to qualify? recover the qualifyin

as long as dimitrov remains in the isolation ward , dimitrov’s situation will not change in the comingn september 2023, the official investigation into konstantin dimitrov and oleg mitvoval was completed on july 17. the court will begin to consider the case of the former minister of transport of the krasnoyarsk territory on the merits. the date of the hearing. whether midva and yet not appointed andrey romanov alexander mostovaya vesti duty department for half a year they didn’t notice the disappearance of a boy in yekaterinburg, it becomes known, terrible the details, the massacre of the foster baby, it turns out that for months the guardianship authorities did not pay attention to the appearance of the child, his foster mother had already flown the word of olga zharenkova. the furniture is broken broken glass in the kitchen in the rooms the dirt is so dirty that you can call it with a knife the living room will not turn the tongue instead of the stone floor and the earth dirty furniture without offense the shots are shocking, but even worse is the fact that six children lived in such

konstantin dimitrov was detained in july last year.used of exceeding official powers according to the investigators. being a minister. he waved the necessary documents. and krasnoyarsk tress engineering construction surveys. received more than 740 million rubles. for work performed only on paper, the company must was to build a subway in krasnoyarsk belongs to a former official and businessman, and now a defendant in a criminal case. oleg midval about how the work of the metro builders was progressing can be understood and local tv news metro in krasnoyarsk will appear in 2007, it was decided to mothball the metro station in krasnoyarsk will appear only after 100 years oleg midvel became widely known in the early 2000s after being appointed deputy head of rosprirodnadzor he first attacked the dacha of alla pugacheva, which was built in nature protection zone of the istra reservoir. and later it was necessary to demolish the cottage village nearby. you know, here. why did i come? because i used to be responsible for my words and actions

konstantin dimitrov was detained in july last year.rged with abuse of power according to investigators. being a minister. he waved the necessary documents. and the krasnoyarsk trust for engineering construction surveys. received more than 740 million rubles. the company that was supposed to build the subway in krasnoyarsk belongs to a former businessman official, and now a person involved in a criminal case. oleg midval about how the work was progressing at the metro builders can be understood and local television news meters in krasnoyarsk will appear in 2007, it was decided to preserve the metro station in krasnoyarsk only 100 years later, oleg mitvol became widely known at the beginning of the 2000s after his appointment as deputy head of rosprirodnadzor. he first attacked the dacha of alla pugacheva, which was built in the nature protection zone of the istra reservoir. and later it was necessary to carry the cottage village nearby. you know, here. why did i come? because i used to be responsible for my words and actions. so your vi

it was the best i've seen dimitrov play four years.lds into the fourth round, beating popped up in that all russian tie. what makes mirra andreeva special? energy watch or qualify. i mirra andreeva special? energy watch or auali . . . mirra andreeva special? energy watch or auali . ._ mirra andreeva special? energy watch orauali . .,. mirra andreeva special? energy watch orauali. or qualify. i was watching as you cover qualifying _ or qualify. i was watching as you cover qualifying and _ or qualify. i was watching as you cover qualifying and what - or qualify. i was watching as you cover qualifying and what really| cover qualifying and what really made it for me was just how mentally strong she is. there are lots of them women lightly and when that strike the ball well but she does that and she competes so well and never plays a stupid point and that the wrong time she is way beyond her years and i think she's an absolutely brilliant prospect to really go all the way, not this week but she is going to be the best, one of the best for s

the protesters have been removed from the grounds, after the match between grigor dimitrov and japan'sn to the court. a man who arrived at windsor park with a crossbow to kill the late queen was inspired by the star wars films and encouraged by an ai chatbot. the man was stopped before he could carry out his plan while the queen was living at windsor because of the pandemic. this is the loaded crossbow he was carrying when he was arrested on christmas day in 2021. the old bailey was told he became fixated with the massacre of 1919 and in a discussion with an ai chatbot described it as his purpose to assassinate the queen in revenge and he said he was inspired by fictional ideologies and characters made popular by star wars. he admitted a charge under the treason act of making threats to kill and possessing an offensive weapon. today marks the two 70 feet anniversary of the founding of the nhs -- anniversary of the founding of the nhs —— today marks the 75th anniversary. prince edward was in attendance. there were also many people who work or have worked in the nhs and rishi sunak and k

firstly yet more rain, and then on court 18 with grigor dimitrov about to serve, this.tering confetti along with the pieces of a wimbledon jigsaw. one of them briefly sat down on the court before both were arrested by police and removed from the grounds. and in the very next match it happened again, another protester with confetti, and although he was soon stopped by security staff another clear up operation. even the two players, daria saville and briain�*s katie boulter, helped out and the short delay seemed to favour boulter as what had been a tight match became very one—sided. the british number one through to the second round, but what did she make of that earlier protest? it was obviously a little bit of a shock to the system. i think we all sympathise with what they are going through completely, but at the same time i personally don't know if it's the right place or time. well, today not only protests are another challenge for the organisers here. after so much rain they have a backlog of matches to get through. as well as tennis, they are playing catch—up. it pr

demonstrators — believed to be part of thejust stop 0il campaign — interrupted the match between grigor dimitrovs on to the grass. live now to wimbledon and the bbc�*s chetan pathak. not one but two incidents on the same court? it. not one but two incidents on the same court?— same court? ct. 18 and if you in the sace of same court? ct. 18 and if you in the space of a — same court? ct. 18 and if you in the space of a few _ same court? ct. 18 and if you in the space of a few hours. _ same court? ct. 18 and if you in the space of a few hours. the _ same court? ct. 18 and if you in the space of a few hours. the first - space of a few hours. the first match was of a former semifinalist, with a man and a woman running onto the court throwing jigsaw pieces and orange confetti onto the court, that assumption being that the jigsaw they bought was a wimbledon jigsaw of centre court and those pieces were spread out across the court. there were loud boos from the crowd who waited through the rain to get fully under way, that confetti and jigsaw pieces were cleared up but it coincided with the rain delay, a

me here and what i could see, it was more of the orange confetti we saw earlier in the day when dimitrov man and a woman running onto the court with just stop oil t—shirts on and they spread outjigsaw pieces and it was a centre court room wooden jigsaw which we presume was bought on site as well as orange confetti. those people were taken away by police and they have been arrested. that coincided with a rain delay so it did not disrupt much play. no rain delay this time and my understanding is the debris was cleared up fairly quickly and katie boulter is back under way in her match. katie boulter taking the first set. we have seen just stop boulter taking the first set. we have seenjust stop oil disrupting other sporting events including the ashes test match at lord's last weekend and you may remember the pictures ofjonny bairstow lifting pictures of jonny bairstow lifting away pictures ofjonny bairstow lifting away one of the protesters. surprising to see this happening twice in a space of a couple of hours here at wimbledon but it was dealt with promptly. it hours here at wimbledon but

mm messy snippets goering uh actually turned his speech into not something like georgy dimitrov's speechchstan. he said that the court does not recognize any legitimacy, that the third reich did not commit a single crime that would not have been committed in different years by the victorious countries, therefore, from the point of view of higher justice, there is no hmm right to judge, uh, nazism. e, u. e. hmm, these countries did not exist, and gelin said that this was the trial of the winners. he does not recognize him. accepted right away. i. uh , depriving even the possibility of executing him is now frankly overdue, uh, rethinking. this event of this tribunal, to which we have given an aura for more than half a century legitimacy. unfortunately, nikolai lebedev tuf uh, somehow anew. eh, hmm, it's more effective to orchestrate the old world, but uh , it's not categorically ready to change it, his film legend number 17 remembers everything, but also the types of shores of established myths and established ideas. he didn't, and uh, it would be strange to expect from him, maybe, uh, the

to �*s 12th, dimitrov 32 now. the same here, a year after he went out. novak djokovic, no surprise at all to see his name. it resumed when he was two sets up from last night. djokovic dropped the third set and put out federer a couple years ago. finally, the catch serve. novak djokovic threw in from four to play andrey rublev. three russian men are in the quarterfinals. medvedev is another, who is going to play christopher eubanks. having of the week of his life. on the side he could been, dated for the tennis channel. now he's taken out stefan of tsitsipas, who won against murray. daniil medvedev will play to win two sets. the defending champion, very short work she made of it. because her opponent retired. shall be fresh. shall be happy, even though she said it wasn't the way she wanted to win. she had lower back problems and had to call time on that for the rebellion —— brazilian. that will be a repeat of last year's final. she put out nectarine a alexandra, in straight sets, and next for siebel link i will be

ivan dimitrov has reportedly come forth with a written apology, saying he had no idea that the ancientite it being around, more than 1900 years old. his vandalism could earn him a $16,000 fine, five years in jail. of course it was caught on camera. watch. i don't buy it. i think he just got caught. >> after the same defense by those two women that were caught red-handed defacing the colosseum a few years ago. they said "i'm so sorry we didn't know." looks like the u.k. needs to bolster its education system has much as the u.s. a travesty. there's no he didn't know what he was doing was wrong. you have to come up with something better, but he. >> of rudy standing around the colosseum, looking up, amazed, and you don't know what this -- if this was a tourist who brought the cocaine and, you did not know it was the white house. what were you thinking? >> the fact that he's laughing, some of our young people have -- >> day of the respect. they have no respect anymore. you look at the client activists defacing the mona lisa. there is no respect. kids have gotten away with everything, parent

it was court 18 that match between grigor dimitrov.igsaw onto the grass. there was another protester sits down on the court. >> yeah, another protester they saw on the left hand side of the shot with grey hair. that's deborah wilde, who's 68, a retired teacher from london, who actually also confetti on actually also put confetti on onto the court. i'm just an ordinary grandmother, she said in resistance to this government's policy of serving new oil and gas licences, going on to say forget strawberries and cream sign . artists are and cream sign. artists are warning impending food warning of impending food shortages, displacement and shortages, mass displacement and war. but as you may have heard , war. but as you may have heard, you still have both, can't you? >> you can still have strawberries and cream. >> i think certainly in terms of listening the crowd there, listening to the crowd there, they wanted the tennis, perhaps rather this protest. but rather than this protest. but let's just actually indicate to you the importance of th

ivan dimitrov's lawyer says the letter reads in part, i admit with the deepest embarrassment that onlyly happened i learned of the antiquity of the monument. so, in other words, he did not realize that one of the seven wonders of the world was 2,000 years old when he carved ivan and haley 23 into it. i want to know where he thought he was -- did he think he was at the astro dome? did he think he was going to see a soccer match or gladiator fight there? he faces a fine of $5,000 and 50 days in jail, kate. right? i mean, he carved his name, it's right there. >> wait. also i take issue with only one part of this. caught on camera, he's like, hey, look at me, smiling at the amara while i carve in this random brick wall i came across. >> random brick wall i came across obviously as i'm taking a tour of this site that he doesn't realize is a site allegedly. >> i'm trying to leave space for redemption. i'm leaving space for it. >> you're always about redemption. >> sometimes i actually am made speechless by you which is very hard. >>> let's move on. i don't know if i can today. all right. her

and then, on court 18, with grigor dimitrov about to serve, this. happened again. another protester with confetti, and although he was soon stopped by security staff, another clean—up operation. even the two players, including britain�*s katie boulter, helped out, but there was still a short delay. after yesterday�*s downpour, the championships were already playing catch—up, so many matches to get through, not least for some home hopes. arthur fery is nearly a foot shorter and 400 ranking places lower than daniil medvedev, but at times you would scarcely have guessed it. fery pushed him in every set, but the third seed ultimately battled through. elsewhere, there was defeat forjodie burrage, but for katie boulter, whose match had been interrupted, there was a happy ending. through to the second round with victory over daria saville on what is proving a dramatic day in so many ways. 0n the court, i can tell you briton�*s heather watson has just lost, while the men�*s champion novak djokovic has won the first set againstjordan thompson. thank you. let

but then i was at a distance of 60 km from donetsk in the evacuation in the city of dimitrov and thenpush. i experienced rocking our nine-story house, the bed on which i was literally made forward. movement, well, a few centimeters. so exactly, and here it was yesterday very similar to what was experienced then. we also want to say that there is still no official accurate information on the number of victims, data is still being received. e. it is known that sure, at least one person died - it's a man. he died, uh, caught by a wave blow near his house near the front door to the apartment, two children, this girl, 2 years old, about 2 years old, and a boy, seven years old, were injured. this is what's known for sure. er, more than that, i want to point out. well go on. yes, i want to note that in a matter of minutes. uh, before ukraine launched this strike on the red guard region of makeyevka , enemy aerial reconnaissance was recorded in the sky. this is such a corporate handwriting, that is, an adjustment strike, was conducted by dronov and of course. and those who pressed the e, the

was two environmental protesters raining down confetti and jigsaw—puzzle pieces, disrupting grigor dimitrovt a few hours later, just stop oil did. court 18 was once again doused by a third protester, disrupting british number one katie boulter�*s first—round match against australian daria saville. all three protesters were arrested on suspicion of aggravated trespass and criminal damage. tim henman — now on the board of the all—england tennis club — expressed his annoyance. prepare as best you can, obviously... you know, the challenge when you've got sort of 35,000+ people coming to your grounds and you've got 18 fields of play, it's not easy. so, yeah, it would be important, i think, for everyone to understand the facts and where these people have come from. but, yeah, it's frustrating. we've had enough disruptions with the weather, but to get a disruption like that, as well, is — you know, is disappointing. the government has now decided to step in — with the home secretary chairing a meeting yesterday with representatives of various sports organisations to try to prevent further disrupti

in general, i come from the city of dimitrov - this is just the exit of the tavdeevka along the red armyy. and, of course, this personal in tag from the age of eighteen came there as a volunteer. and this is my land. how can you stand up for your land? and by the way, we will really stand firmly for the motherland to die, perhaps easily, but to live for the motherland is to have the strength. take care of yourself, you need to cut it out and show it in ukraine so that they don’t understand who stands on their own land, tightly. thank you very much elena sokolova was in direct contact with us. well, if you fail to use ukraine as such a cheap supplier of grain, but it turns out somehow differently, probably reads in the west. ukraine in any case, the west needs now british defense secretary ben wallace , who is set to retire in september, has begun to reveal that western allies in ukraine are experimenting with new types of weapons and technologies. y, but in fact, they cynically turned the whole country into a guinea pig. according to ben wallace, the ukrainian military and western allies

grigor dimitrov and show shimabukuro . there we go. two shimabukuro. there we go.cion of aggravated trespass and criminal damage. i'm joined now by the mp for wimbledon, stephen hammond. thank you very much, stephen. look, what do you make this? make of this? >> know, again , i >> well, you know, again, i think like a lot of people, we'd be pretty angry that just stop oil taken their protests. oil have taken their protests. >> disturbed other >> they've disturbed other people's happens people's enjoyment. it happens time again where this time and time again where this group used guerrilla tactics, which , i hope are losing which frankly, i hope are losing them, support because it's really when they affect other people's lives, other people's enjoyment, everybody has a right to protest. but they could have done that having standing done that by having a standing outside gates . outside the gates. >> they didn't need to come in and what done . and do what they've done. >> no, mean, today. so far, >> no, i mean, today. so far, just oil, have held up just stop oil, hav