the colonization of the don was moving from the don to the top, here up the seversky don, and for quiteour area, in the area there kaneus, meus, there were no permanent settlements, even when there were disputes over land between the danish cossacks and the zaporozhian cossacks. region here the ilovaisky family too, well, how would give us the brightest example of such a passionate attitude to life, when people do what they love, do it so that they are remembered for a long time in the region. one of the most famous representatives of this family in the donetsk region is ivan grigorievich ilavaisky. at one time, he went through all the stages of the career of a don officer and even served in the otaman cossack regiment, the personal guard of the emperor. after retiring, he started a multi-industry farm in his homeland, both sheep farming and a distillery, and was engaged in breeding don english racing horses. in 1859, he built a coal mine on his lands. he immediately began to create a technologically advanced coal mining enterprise for those times, he bought steam boilers in great brita

the don colonization nevertheless moved from the don to... when peace came after the russo-turkish warss and farmsteads began to appear in these areas in the middle reaches of the kalmeus, when military actions in the donetsk region became a thing of the past, its development as an industrial region began, here rod ilavaisky too, well, as if he gave us the brightest example of such a passionate attitude to life, when people do what they love , do it so that then they are remembered for a long time in the region. one of the most famous representatives of this family in the donetsk region is ivan grigorievich ilavaisky. at one time, he went through all the stages of the career of a don officer and even served in the otaman cossack regiment, the personal guard of the emperor. after retiring , he started a multi-industry farm in his homeland, and sheep farming, and a distillery was engaged in breeding don combat and english racehorses. in 1859, he built a coal mine on his lands. he immediately began to create a technologically advanced coal mining enterprise for those times, he bought steam

saddam: don omar saddam:en rey del reggaeton dos o mano venciÓ en cÁncer de riÑÓn.ta canciÓn que compuso en un momento oscuro de mi vida. >> hoy por dÍa tengo otra visiÓn. creo que es el tema que comenzÓ a prepararme para todo lo que tenÍa que vivir. el cambio de basado. don omar no es distinto. son casi dos horas de espectÁculo. >> yo tengo una fanaticada diversa. cuando estuvimos a las san josÉ. y esta intensidad de decir: soy latino. el miÉrcoles 7 de agosto usted no lo puede perder. quedan pocos boletos. se les quiere. >> es el rey del reggaeton. no las madres migrantes que cruzan la frontera. este miÉrcoles, en primer impacto. elian: el gobierno de mÉxico confirma que hubo negociaciÓn entre los chapitos y el gobierno de estados unidos. los hijos de joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn negociaron un acuerdo con estados unidos para la entrega de joaquÍn guzmÁn lÓpe c

to don. and we have managed to collect evidence and the engagements with general hahn and his authorities have also allowed a number of long standing requests to be effected. we've had many long term significant emissions to chat. and we've been collecting a very valuable testimonial evidence from people displaced from the homes who flagged for their lives. and they managed to get out and tell the story. and we've been engaging in maybe a different ways with student needs civil society by the right saying of your up, whether it's in africa in chad, in the central african republic going south. so don, we're trying new ways to engage, to get and preserve that accounts and that stories to analyze it and to piece it together to see what crime savannah, it shows and who is responsible for the have on us that he's being unleashed. so stupidly so persistently against the people of the for and we've been also deploying technological tools so we can piece together the different types of evidence sets

joining us is don dabar, radio host and journalist from cpr news from osening new york and zakir ahmed mayath, attorney activist and political analyst joining us out of johannesburg. gentlemen, i'd like to welcome you both to the program here. i hope you're both safe and doing. don debar out of new york, we're going to start with you, the iran's new president said that why are we, iran always expected to reduce regional uh tensions due to israel's adventurism, exercise restraint when israel uh uh behaves recklessly, why is the owness always put on us instead of them? this is actually something i know something about, 'i'm the oldest of six children, and this was my question to my parents most of the time that i was growing up, they would, say they're going out to dinner or something, and they would leave me in charge, my next oldest brother and i, of the other four children, we would have to work basically and maintain them, well they got to scamper and play and do whatever crazy reckless things children did, you're the grown-up in the neighborhood, um, there's a responsibility that co

at this moment we don�*t know what that investigation found.n get a summary at least of what the investigation found.— investigation found. finally, there have been incidents _ investigation found. finally, there have been incidents happening, . investigation found. finally, there i have been incidents happening, the artist to painted a mural of you edwards has to face his own mural. huw edwards in his own village was a hero. he went on to do the most amazing things, he was the uk�*s most famous broadcaster. there was a mural of him and the artist who did that has now painted over it. it had been the face, graffiti was put on it, but the artist has decided to paint over the mural off the record, and the community centre where he was from has removed a picture from the wall. so his hometown and home village don�*t want anything to do with him. village don't want anything to do with him. �* . village don't want anything to do with him. 3 . ~ village don't want anything to do with him. �*, ., ~ i. village don't want anything to do with him. 3 . ~'

very decisive manner, this is the topic of this episode of your press tv's spotlight, joining us is don debar, radio host and journalist from cpr news from osening new york and zakir ahmed mayath, attorney activist and political analyst joining us out of johannesburg. gentlemen, like to welcome you both to the program here, hope you're both safe and doing well uh dawn davar. new york, we're going to start with you, the iran's new uh president said that why are we, iran always expected to reduce regional tensions due to israel's adventurism, exercise restraint when israel uh uh behaves recklessly, why is the owness always put on us instead of them? this is actually something i know something about, i'm the oldest of six... children, and this was my question to my parents most of the time that i was growing up, they would, say they're going out to dinner or something, and they would leave me in charge, my next oldest brother and i, of the other four children, we would have to work basically and maintain them, well they got to scamper and play and do whatever crazy reckless things children

not don.of any room she was in. >> i dawn't know if it was her manipulating, or what, but everybody agreed with dawn. as long as dawn was happy, then we are all happy. >> but after five years of marriage, neither ben nor dawn was happy, and the marriage went up in flames . >> penn had cheated on dawn. i can see that. this probably wasn't going to be something that she was ever going to get over. >> dawn changed after that, said cindy. didn't seem to want to act like a parent anymore. >> she met a guy and she would stay the night at his house. when her kids are calling us up saying, we dawn't have any food in the house, can you bring us food, there is a problem. >> when dawn and ben went to court to fight for custody of alyssa, sydney had to tell the truth. >> i told the judge that dawn wasn't taking care of her kids anymore. they weren't -- they weren't even number five. >> when ben won custody of alyssa and more than $200 a month and child support, dawn was devastated. this is her mother, she

i don�*t have a precise date.hoa sir keir starmer greeting some of the 50 or so people he met on the campaign trail, including small business owners, public servants, he took some questions from the media as well. he said there were no quick fixes to remedy what he called the rubble and ruin left by 1a years of conservative rule. he talked of a financial black hole and also talked of a societal black hole and talked about the riots in the summer as one of the symptoms of that. let�*s go to nick eardley who has been patiently waiting to talk to us in downing street. what did we get that was tangible from keir starmer? the bit that really struck _ tangible from keir starmer? the bit that really struck me _ tangible from keir starmer? the bit that really struck me was _ tangible from keir starmer? the bit that really struck me was keir - that really struck me was keir starmer saying the budget in october will be painful. there are difficult decisions to come. there was a pretty clear indication that there will be tax

don omar no es distinto. es un hombre comÚn y corriente.ada muy diversa. cuando estuvimos en san josÉ, disfrute de una noche en la que mis hermanos latinos sacaron sus banderas con orgullo. con la intensidad de sentirse orgullosos de ser latinos. es lo que espero de este show. miÉrcoles 7 de agosto.no se lo vaya a perder. quedan pocos boletos. la vamos a pasar de maravilla. y yo me voy a des vivir por todos ustedes. presentador: recuerde que el concierto es maÑana. vamos a revisar las condiciones del tiempo precisamente para este evento el dÍa de maÑana. >> se ve que el concierto va a estar candente. este fue el dÍa mÁs cÁlido en lo que llevamos de esta semana. 99 hacia san martÍn. en este momento todavÍa se reportan temperaturas de entre 16 y 18 justo por encima de lo que reportamos el dÍa de ayer para esta hora y en sectores del interior permanecemos lejos de la costa del pacÍfico. en san josÉ, 87. para mi gente sigue el calor en 98. panorama mayormente soleado y despejado. por lo mismo no permanece la advertencia. hasta las 10:00 p.m. au

i don�*t even know how to prioritise what to take, because i don�*t think we�*ll get a place to stayound you. i�*ve got six children. today she�*s being evicted. there�*s a lot. it�*s mostly in the living room when you go straight ahead. yeah. a removal van will take her things to storage, but she has no idea when she�*ll see them again or where she�*ll be sleeping tonight. where are you going to be sleeping tonight? i don�*t know. i might have to sofa surf. or if i�*m lucky, the council might find me somewhere to stay tonight. carly has lived in this four—bedroom home since 2018 with her six children. the rent was £1,900 a month, but she says last year the landlord wanted to put the rent up by another £100. i said, i�*m really sorry, i�*d like to pay it, but ijust can�*t afford it. she says her landlord said he wanted to move into the house, something he�*s entitled to do, and a court order was issued for her to leave last november. and what do you say to those landlords i guess that would say, well, actually, they�*re entitled to put their rent up. they�*re entitled to kind of clai

we don�*t have a conspiracy theory, that�*s not what it�*s about.reignited debate over - tell lies. this dispute has | reignited debate over how tell lies. this dispute has - reignited debate over how sports should balance inclusion with fairness and safety in women�*s competition. and with both fighters two wins from a gold medal, the row could continue to overshadow the remainder of these games. dan roan, bbc news, paris. simone biles, the most decorated gymnast in history, was bidding to win herfourth and fifth olympic gold of these games today in the beam and floor final. but as our correspondent katie gornall now reports, it didn�*t quite go to plan. in tokyo, the beam was the only eventually competed in after pulling out with mental illness. it wasn�*t the perfect finish, but the smile was still as wide as the seine — the ghosts of tokyo banished in paris. hello, welcome to bercy arena! simone biles�*s fans came ready to party. their hero has dominated at these games. now for the final chapter. it started with the beam, a piece of apparatus ju

some upbeat music, but don�*t be fooled.ared of the afd. translation: no-one wants to be called right-wing - extremist or nazis. we make conservative . politics, but it's far away from right—wing extremism. that's what people are being told every day, i and they fall for it. life looks good here, but something�*s bubbling in the former communist east. what�*s driving this discontent? well, there�*s angst on issues ranging from immigration to germany sending weapons to ukraine, a deep frustration with the parties that have governed this country since reunification, and a dissatisfaction amongst people in east germany about what reunification has or hasn�*t delivered. you can constantly see where the east begins and where the west begins. better infrastructure, better industry, it�*s more concentration on the west, like. . .. and we are getting, like, forgotten. constantin, who says he�*ll support the afd, hops on his east german—made simpson s50 moped. over decades, pride in the east was dented. many would dispute whether the

they don�*t really care about distance, social distance, they don�*t care about that.e, in the household, they even pass the night on the same bed. you can find three, four, five children. so that means the transmission is really present on a daily basis. these camps, in the eastern part of the democratic republic of congo, are crammed with millions who have been displaced because of an ongoing armed conflict — the perfect place for mpox to run rampant. charity workers are trying to get ahead by teaching people about symptoms, stigma and hygiene. the message resonates, but it does not suppress their fear. translation: if a person dies l in the house, we are not allowed to touch it with our bare hands. we should be provided with protective equipment so we can dispose of it. this disease has brought us a lot of fear. they hope the vaccinations will begin this week, with children first in line but the conflict will pose a challenge. simijolaoso, bbc news. we�*ll bring you tomorrow�*s newspaper front pages in a moment, but before that — one of the world�*s biggest street p

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don�*t worry about the camera.c. so, as you can see, the olympic was just amazing. now, champs—elysees with place de la concorde. it could be just amazing. and i want to have some surprise, isuppose. like like you, like you. ijust prefer to have many surprises. and i just want to say to you, go directly to see some just amazing sport. and as you can imagine, for me it�*s a swimming. so that�*s the paralympics — but the sport does not end there because after the paralympics we�*re going from summer to winter and to milan/cortina 2026! yes the winter olympics are only 18 months away and i managed to catch up with the head of the winter games andrea varnier at team italy house to talk about what we can expect and whether italy is ready. there�*s many challenges, you know, and some we probably will not even know right now. they may come and the world is changing every day. but i think for us is this new model of our games, which are, you know, spread games. we have milano, cortina for the first time, two cities, not ju

azori are quiet here, officers, we'll live until monday, the quiet don was also filmed here. and, of course, i... production was practically stopped, the pavilions were stripped, but now the studio is releasing films again, preparing young scriptwriters, actors, directors and artists in the film campus. what are you doing? doing cartoons, animation? moving in the direction increasing the volume of films shot at the film studio. today, the film studio mainly shoots at other sites of the moscow film cluster, and after everything is renovated and completed, we plan to shoot our own films, this is another... the site of the gorky film studio in the left-bank district of moscow. previously, there was a scientific film center here, now a new film site is being built in its place for the creation of modern popular science content. looking at the outline of this concrete slab, you can estimate the scale of the future cinema complex, the total area of ​​its amount to 37,000 m2, under one roof will unite 10 filming pavilions. after the departure of western brands , russian cinema began

the district town on this don bank was founded in 1779 by personal decree of catherine ii.e it was located behind the don in relation to st. petersburg. in ancient pre-petrine times , there was still russia on the northern side of the river, but on the southern side began the steppe, or as the wild fields were expressed then, from where from the most ancient times carried out raids on us, first the cumans, then the pechenegs, and so on, right up to the crimean khanate. in 1610 , two monks, kirill and gerasim, came here from the moscow sretensky monastery. they came from the list. icon of the vladimir mother of god, highly revered throughout russia. the place, of course, is wonderful, there are abundant fish in the river, fertile black soil all around, and the brothers in christ founded a new monastery at the very border of the then russian kingdom-state. and around the nativity of the theotokos monastery a sloboda arose from peasants, artisans, fishermen, just inhabitants, a small town at the monastic center. in 1692 there was a great fire. all the buildings burned down, ex

don sanders great guy. he died about 20 years ago, but his heart and i said don, let's see if there's a tight recording in the oval office when don's turn came the investigator goes first. he investigator. i better not say what i'm going to say about him. he went three hours and never asked the right question when it got to don don and his uh said, uh, mr. butterfield. is there anything about there being a type recording in the oval office and the butterfield's comment? i was afraid you all were going to ask this and i've been told that i've got to tell the truth. my memory is bad, but those words stick right with me. that's exactly what happened and he told the truth not only was there a tape recording the oval office when an executive building in another office and mainly there was one at camp david's down in virginia where the president went on vacation the thought occurred to me on july the 13th 1973. oh my god an opal office. that's one thing executive build us another the other executive office. that'

but don�*t believe that russian people are all against this.at it�*s their villages, towns and cities will be also burned down. so definitely we all are supporting our units for now, very bravely fighting. and again, we show to the world that our army is very, very capable. and really, for the first time from the second world war out of russian territory near 300km2, which is bigger than liechtenstein, san marino together is occupied by ukrainian forces. there must be, though, a concern that moscow and president putin will retaliate. why should we be concerned about this? because russia is attacking us for more than ten years and two years and a half of full—scale invasion. they�*re attacking our territory everywhere where they can. the only language putin understands is the language of force. and now ukraine shows to putin that we are strong enough to fight back. and do you worry that the troops will be spread too thinly if they�*re doing an offensive inside russia, at the same time as having the front line with the russian forces attacking yo

at the tournament in peru, rumors are circulating about the brave don quixote, as eternally in the skying of the sun, so strong is the love and loyalty of dom quixote, ask the beauty for diligence and care and do not sing the gentle songs of don quixote. the name of the muzzle is not my stronghold. for the sake of giving to others the heart of don quixote is closed, as the nightingale sings about the rose in the night dream of the witch. i told you in prose, i will switch to song , the song is dedicated to you, and you will answer more boldly, because with a song ends all the best in the world, my star, my beauty, with whom i exchanged. you are the best, you are the most beloved of women, and you will answer more boldly, because with a song ends, all the best. neck in the world. as the nightingale sings orrose in the night garden. i told you in prose, i will switch to song, my beautiful star, with whom i... because, after all, all the best things in the world end with a song. "you are singing beautifully, you are singing a song, you are singing a song, you are singing a song, you are s

as you don. i know it's just simply context, whichever way you look military politically in terms of just about sharing response . but these basically, i've seen these buys to meet communities adding together to, to provide you more kitchens to provide collector shelters, to continue by the co ops needs to be supportive. when trying to support and integrate difficult situation. we're going to come true on changes based on the safety risk. so we try to do it in a sense to we completely agree that they need to be some concepts. and so as soon as possible, i mean, we're all students in a much larger scale. i've got just in the last minute that we have left of a stop question for you come from and can widespread farming across through dawn billeted. yes, even what we need is the thoughts or everything to be that because we well uh very all can you see what we need to actually have crime, right? no, no, need to start with this. i mean, but this the same time if we lose the re, tulsa of interest. aweso

i don�*t know why i survived. my daughter died in my arms.eople here have died", a man cries. distressing to watch, but it�*s crucial evidence of what appears to be a massacre. the ground covered with bodies — many of them children. the trader told us this is his wife... ..fatally injured but alive. he wasn�*t able to carry her out. she died later. translation: my heart is broken. i�*ll never go back to myanmar. i saw more than 200 bodies. arakan army doesn�*t want to leave any muslim alive. those who�*ve escaped are hiding in these camps in bangladesh. built back in 2017, when a million rohingyas fled brutal violence carried out by myanmar�*s military. now, the junta�*s troops are being pushed out of the rakhine by arakan army. but for the rohingyas, that has not brought hope of a return to their land. instead, it�*s renewed fears. in the past week alone, thousands have paid boatmen and armed traffickers to take them to safety. this video, filmed by a rohingya man. not a long journey, but it�*s fraught with risks. more than a dozen have drow

was that fear misplaced, don? >> it wasn't misplaced, but it was yet untested.oon as we got the opportunity, we showed what it was. i mean, listen. the vice president is historically somebody who is not public, who is not heard from or seen and it's someone whose job is to support the agenda of the president. when we say we didn't know kamala harris we didn't see much of her, that because she was good at doing her job, being a substantive supporter of the president's agenda and not attending to outshine her -- him, and that something i expect tim walz to be truly good at over the next four years. but if we didn't know her, but because she was really good at doing her best to, i had to use the work, but shrink behind the president, because you are not to outshine the president. remember, it's very important, and sarah palin learned this hallway -- the hard way. we are supposed to get to know the president. we are not supposed to get to know the vice president but in these last few weeks, she has shown it tremendously. >> you are exactly right. i wrote about that

there's a humanitarian crisis into don. one the could have been prevented from it and has been declared in zones. um that's a come sheltering. hundreds of thousands of displaced people in the north, doleful region. the crisis as the combination of 15 months of all those claims, tens of thousands of lives and the space moving 11000000 people. agencies will nearly $26000000.00 sidney's now face acute hung about the shopping place since the conflicts begun in april last year. questions are being raised about how the situation was allowed to deter it. so could more have been done to prevent this finding. i'm what hope is the for the 1000000 still low risk will be discussing best with all guests shortly. but for us this report from axles that much as well in order to dart forth famine has been officially declared to design some camp home to health. a 1000000 displaced people for weeks fighting between the sudanese army and the rapid support forces has prevented aid from reaching them grad in line and your last name we're sufferi

i don�*t hear you any more. i i don't hear you any more.ear you any more. i was just asking if you could tell us what the challenges will be for the teams who are trying to vaccinate all these children. , . trying to vaccinate all these children-— children. sorry, you cut out for children. _ children. sorry, you cut out for children. can _ children. sorry, you cut out for children. can you - children. sorry, you cut out| for children. can you repeat the question? _ for children. can you repeat the question? how- for children. can you repeat the question? how difficult| the question? how difficult would it be for the teams who are trying to vaccinate the children? what are the challenges will be. absolutely, firstl , challenges will be. absolutely, firstly. the _ challenges will be. absolutely, firstly, the infrastructure - challenges will be. absolutely, firstly, the infrastructure and l firstly, the infrastructure and the majority of the gaza strip has been completely destroyed to all the roads and the normal roads that make it easy for yo

there is a serious issue but i don�*tjust trust motivation on this at all.ono is not here to defend your cynicism. infact, my ono is not here to defend your cynicism. in fact, my family cynicism. infact, my family has cynicism. in fact, my family has had to defend themselves against a passenger on a plane who screamed abuse at my six—year—old. so i have had to express their very real man for geishas, i don�*t know how much it is an issue in us airports —— for... i it is an issue in us airports -- for- - -— it is an issue in us airports -- for... i have 'ust landed this morning _ -- for... i have just landed this morning and _ -- for... i have just landed this morning and it - -- for... i have just landed this morning and it was - -- for... i havejust landed| this morning and it was the longest— this morning and it was the longest flights that my little two—year—old had to go. you worry— two—year—old had to go. you worry about the behaviour of other — worry about the behaviour of other passage around you and critically— other passage around you and critically

so if we don�*t there might be some disappointment.e bank surprises us massively, we are likely to see a relatively stable reaction from the markets. we will have to wait and see. if we do get a cut then there could be an immediate impact, not on the markets, but on people who have those mortgage rates that track the bank of england�*s standard variable rates and we could have an immediate impact on savers. it was worth remembering that whenever we talk about interest rates, plenty of people rent, plenty of people own outright and aren�*t impacted directly by interest rates. it could have an impact on the government�*s growth figures. they will be hoping for a bit of a cut in interest rates so they can push forward with their plans to try to grow the economy. let�*s return to our top story and the attack in southport. two children who were wounded in the stabbing attack at a dance class in southport have now been discharged from hospital. three young girls were killed in that attack and ten were killed in that attack and ten were injur

don omar: claro. lili: ha pasado un mes. don omar: me dijeron en 90 dÍas, pero ahÍ voy. da un hechizo con una bruja que es poderosa. se despierta en el cuerpo de una mujer. toda la historia trata de cÓmo un hombre con esa caracterÍstica de lo que ha aprendido vive y se relaciona como mujer. yo soy gastÓn que es el mejor amigo. cuando se convierte en mujer como que sentÍ esa medida enamorar. raÚl: es celebraciÓn a lo grande. queremos decir que esta celebraciÓn de vix y de todos ustedeque nos estÁn viendo pueden ganar una suscripciÓn anual a vix premium. tienes que entrar a vix.com/grana alcen el dÍa de hoy se van a recibir los ganados y te va llegar un correo conl cÓdigo de acceso Único. vas a poder disfrutar lo mejor de nuestra aplicaciÓn vix. ale: y yo sÉ que angelique boyer se lleva su regalo. yo quiero. [risas] karla: felicidades. ale: muchas gracias. gracias por recibirme asÍ. nos vemos el sÁbado en la primera temporada si no lo han visto y esperemos la segunda. alan: y por supuesto en vix. raÚl muchas gracias. todo el Éxito del mundo! vamos con la mac. [risas] marÍa

we don�*t know why but we can only assume that water samples are being taken.at you can see some fish here floating on the surface. they are of course dead and there have been many reports of fish died in the water as a result of this bill. it is too early to say how this substance entered the water but we understand it is sodium cyanide, which can cause seizures, vomiting and loss of consciousness. it is used in industry for metal cleaning, plating and photography. it dissolves in the water and if you are in contact with it, you could be at risk. that could be a risk to people and pets and anyone who feels like they have been exposed or feels unwell has been told to seek medical advice, call 111 or in an emergency, call 999. the public around here have been told to avoid a 12 mile stretch from here in walsall to birmingham but also taking in wednesbury, tipton and west bromwich. the council say the restrictions will be reduced once they have a clearer idea of what is going on and got a grip on the situation. . ~ going on and got a grip on the situation. ., ~ ,

don, why day one?ey've been saying the cause opportunistic inflation isn't mad spending but corporate greed and price gouging. how do you like that? did you know that 50% of the jobs in this country are with companies with less than 50 people? so small businesses that have gotten crushed by the biden/harris inflation are being blamed for it because of corporate greed. what he can do on day one to bring down prices? you've had how will you do that? throw all the managers of the convenient stores in jail? this is just preposterous rhetoric and the trump administration and perspective trump administration has a plan. you played with jd vance. it's bringing down energy prices by unleashing the productive capacity of this country. that's a plan. that's not greed, that's entrepreneurship and that's incentives and capitalism and that's america. liz: bingo. they did the supply side with hot money and trillions of hot money thrown in and crushed -- excuse me, with the demand side. they boosted demand with a lot

don�*t tell me that. don�*t tell me my hand can be what they want. i have previous.shine. there�*lljust be a few showers dotted around, mainly in the north and the west. so, these weatherfronts have been crossing the country, bringing the cloud, the rain, lots of isobars on the charts indicating the strong winds. the rain will peter out overnight. we could see a few showers still affecting western areas. there could be some mist and murk across central and southern parts. it will be a very warm and muggy night — 15—18 degrees, low teens further north. but as this weather front clears through, then it�*ll introduce some slightly fresher air. friday, in a run of westerly winds fairly strong at times and just one or two showers, but much brighter than today, with plenty of sunshine around many areas staying dry altogether. most of the showers will be across scotland, northern ireland, up to northwest england. and the wind�*s a feature again — it will be quite blustery, but at least you have the sunshine to compensate, so with more sunshine around it should feel warmer,

we don�*t take banksys down every day obviously, but, yeah...ricklewood. the street art must. remain in the street. it�*s going to be taken down, which is probably best for the safety because people want to take it or deface it. speculation continues about any deeper meaning to the animal artworks, as well as what banksy may reveal in coming days. bhavani vadde, bbc news. we can show you some of the other artworks by banksy that have turned up. that is the goat in kew, west london, there is a cctv camera next to it. people have been walking around london today looking at them all. i think the elephants are in chelsea. there are some monkeys in brick lane in east london. and the wolf howling towards the sky which we think was taken down. stay with us. thanks for watching. hello there. it�*s been turning drier for england and wales — the cloud breaking up as well. further north though, we�*ve had more sunshine, breezy conditions too — a few showers in scotland and temperatures today have been about average. but in the next couple of days we�*re go

and don bass. that's the admission from ukraine's top military commander who says the results of so far fall in short. as i'm the, one of the goals of the course of operation was to divert enemy forces from the direction of pol cross cross. the enemy understands this. yeah. so they continue to concentrate efforts on pop ups because the course of operation has diverted the enemy's forces. 230000 soldiers were transferred and the number is growing, but the enemy still continues to gain strength in this area. in the city of pa, across, in don bass mentioned by the ukranian general is currently in the hands of kids forces. but the russian military is deadly approaching the key. logistics hub is part of its main operation in the donuts republic. moscow says it has taken control of several settlements in the area, including the village of our loved. meanwhile, a ukrainian law maker claims the country's troops have abandoned some fortified positions without a fights. on this day night, the russians answer

don lemon trying to fit his own answer and there. >> don lemon got demoted, and now he is johnny. argue with these people. i don't have polls at prime time. i have johnny. johnny goes out to give us a sampling. he went out to chicago to talk to a people on the street. all democrats, most of them african american. 7 of 8 aren't voting for kamala harris. that is my poll. i don't need another poll. that is an anecdote which i'm going to take to the bank. >> which always predicts elections. >> don't say red wave. >> there is a red wave, jesse. >> i'm done. i'm walking out the set. >> last week, kamala talked about prices i got trashed by all of the economists. and the newspapers. now she is morphing into, we have to make sure that we crackdown on unfair mergers and acquisitions. monopolies are the problem. who says that she won't go back. >> i love that she keeps learning a new phrase a week. i don't know if you notice it, but this week it was "return on investment." it was "price gauging." they said it's gouging. now it is "return on investment." you have to understand that the retur

and we also know that to all the positions i was way across to don. i've come and repeated attacks of blamed on the receive. we know that the warring sides have been planning to engage in these piece talks in switzerland. do we understand this recent attack is apparently sort of really ruined those plans. do you think they could be any pro quest for negotiations at this time? they've been uh, the sentiment, so a hearing coming out posted on right now. well, at this moment it seems very unlikely to it says the strike comes off to the government condition to be accepted an invitation to attend the peace talks in switzerland on the 14th of this month. the talk so would have been the 1st mesa, if it's in months to get to the army and to the i receive to sit together in one place. but the need to stay to that to be student needs on forces with not to be negotiating with the i received for putting an end to piece towards that had only recently started also. but with that to the obvious, if except to to the invitation, very soon all said was proposed the say

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love it, don.y've been in dc for awhile and elizabeth warren, kamala harris, biden, maxine waters now admits that people cannot afford a home under biden and harris. watch that and watch the media now say, yeah, it's absurd for her to campaign as if she's not been in the white house the last four years. watch this. >> >> lives have been difficult and ratos high and don't have 20% for a down payment on the home. >> a new chapter. incumbent vice president and democrats controlled white house for 12 of the last 16 years. >> they given her a path to re-invent herself from to 19 from the presidency and it's not a fed policy. >> with the new tv ad from kamala harris, it's a complete ignoring of the fact that she's the sitting vice president and been at the center of american public affairs for a number of years. liz: don, can you -- let's unbutton this. explain to the viewer how when trump left office, we, i think we had 1.4% inflation. 3% mortgage rates and everything got blown to smither renos when she

that was by don and illustrated by don freeman.well, don freeman got his start making for the 42nd division in the army in, oklahoma. the paper had a humorist whose name was corbett and. he he pretty much hated the military. he was very bad at soldiering. and he was the first person to admit it. but it made such a sense of belonging for everybody who read his column, who had trouble also. and so in oklahoma the the division found out one week that they were going to spend the entire week living outside, even they had barracks, even though they had a cafeteria because the officers decided they needed to get a taste of combat. it rained a that week. of course. and so corbett wrote in his column that as he was sitting outside enjoying his dinner in, the rain, he realized that combat tastes a lot like wet chicken. he also hated to exercise. and so he wrote an entire column about the speed march that they had to do at night. and so he talked about how he cringed at the thought of having a 40 pounds back pack on huffing at double time. a

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makak, it's don mak, which is located on shevchenko boulevard. in donetsk, in this box i keep many itemst in it, these are small, trivial things that people do not understand, but which are very important to me, these are shells from the beach, we don't have beaches with shells here, the beaches here are sandy, the very fact that... here it says for god for spain. my grandfather was a captured communist, he was republican prisoners, they were eventually killed, exiled or imprisoned, while russia is proud to be a country that defeated fascism, you could say that the spanish state, like chile, were countries where fascism won, and well, unfortunately, there are still monuments to fallen fascists, at that time... rest in peace, our grandfathers, you and me, they will not pass, long live the republic. in the kursk region, russian troops have regained control over the settlement of krupi. an enemy group has been destroyed there. in addition, as reported by the ministry of defense, the russian army has thwarted another attempt by mobile groups of the armed forces of ukraine to break through de

they don�*t say they�*re scared... if they don�*t respond, it will be too late.monitoring the situation at leeds crown court, where we are expecting the sentencing of two men. this is one of the sentencings that will happen on camera, so we will bring you back from leeds crown court as soon as we can. a british terror suspect has been deported to the uk after being freed from prison in kenya — and arrested at heathrow airport. jermaine grant was arrested in london on thursday after arriving on a flight from nairobi. he was jailed in kenya after being arrested in 2011, when bomb making equipment was discovered in a raid on his flat in mombasa. police believe he was planning a bombing campaign on tourist hotels on kenya�*s coast. mr grant was convicted of terrorism offences in 2019, alongside another conviction forforgery. the metropolitan police confirmed he�*d been detained in london under the terrorism act. under the terrorism act. mr grant had been linked in kenya to samantha lewthwaite, the widow of suicide bomber jermaine lindsay, one of four men responsible