that mr doyle. one — understand, how can it be that mr doyle, one of your principal and trusted — doylewer— mechanism to prevent having to answer questions about your knowledge of these gatherings. would that not _ knowledge of these gatherings. would that not be a fair assessment? it would that not be a fair assessment? would be a that not be a fair assessment? it would be a completely ridiculous assessment. i said would be a completely ridiculous assessment. isaid in would be a completely ridiculous assessment. i said in the commons on the 8th of december that i have been repeatedly assured there was no party and no rules were broken. i was referring to the december 18 event of the previous year, of 2020. i had the assurances i had received about that event were from people who i had the utmost respect for and who i had the utmost respect for and who were directly relevant to my understanding of what that event consisted of. it was entirely sensible to talk both to jack doyle and went to james slack to find out, to get their honest take about what had happened. my impression on the 30

doyle's signed witness submission . now, mr. doyle says submission. now, mr.and quote, the lines that were drafted for the middle , that's drafted for the middle, that's the daily mirror became the bafis the daily mirror became the basis of johnson's lines to take in prime minister's questions . in prime minister's questions. on the 1st of december 2021, end , he also says in relation to a conversation he had with you on the 30th of november, quote , i the 30th of november, quote, i said that we have had an inquiry from the daily mirror. he said , from the daily mirror. he said, what is our line end quote ? page what is our line end quote? page 76 of your evidence bundle shows the line sent to the middle was, quote covid rules were followed at all times . end quote . so that at all times. end quote. so that line, mr. johnson, the assurance that you on in the house commons on the eve of was initially developed as no more than a media line to hold it b press inquiries wasn't . yes but inquiries wasn't. yes but i don't see any great vice in that i think we have to

extra time beckoned — but tommy doyle had other ideas.league next season — but first, they can look forward to facing them at wembley. so, confirmation of those wembley games, then, for the semi—finals next month. manchester city — who hammered burnley 6—0 yesterday, with perhaps the favourable tie of the round, against championship side sheffield united. and brighton will faced a tougher task of manchester united. manchester united are through to the semi—finals of the women's fa cup for the first time — after beating championship side lewes 3—1. united were looking comfortable at 2—0 until this error by england goalkeeper mary earps was seized upon by emily kraft in spectacularfashion. they weren't able to add to that though. and substitute nikita parris maintained her record of scoring in every round, to secure the victory with just a couple of minutes left. in the day's other matches brighton beat birmingham city 2—0 and holders chelsea won 3—1 at reading. it's currently 1—0 between aston villa and manchester city. the draw for the se

tommy doyle was the blades' hero, with a dramatic 91st minutes winner to set up an encounter with premiers. drew savage reports. this is what that wembley feeling looks like — sheffield united, through to the last four of the fa cup for the first time in eight years. their opponents had struck first after this jack robinson handball was spotted by var: penalty ben brereton diaz doesn't usually miss those. seven minutes later, united were level. and a stroke of fortune about their equaliser. celebrations as max lowe's shot went in with a great deal of assistance from the knee of blackburn's sam gallagher. but rovers are only three championship places behind the blades and in the second half sammie szmodics put them in the8 sammie szmodics put them in the lead again. and this is how close they came to making it 3—1. ryan hedges beat wes foderingham but hit the post. sheffield united refused to be beaten — equalising with nine minutes left, through sheer determination extra time beckoned — but tommy doyle had other ideas. they hope to be playing manchester city in the premier league next sea

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doyle and other senior officials where they are talking about whether they can justify. before but they are being published again, whatsapp messages talking about how to respond to reports in the media, they are saying we are not sure we can justify this one. the birthday cake at borisjohnson�*s birthday event gathering in the cabinet room, that makes it awkward. this makes it harder to justify to the police and to the media more widely. there is awkward stuff. not finished at all, i still have ten pages to go, before i still have ten pages to go, before i got bundled on here so my colleagues could have a morning meeting. if there is anything else, i will tell you as soon as i know. you talked about a potential political rebellion, borisjohnson and liz truss are going to vote against the government today on the brexit northern ireland, the new brexit northern ireland, the new brexit northern ireland deal which rishi sunak has got, the windsor framework. it is important because it is about all this showing the difficulties within the conservative party even now over brexi

hello, i'm andrew doyle . welcome hello, i'm andrew doyle.welcome to headliners and joining me tonight to take you through friday's top news stories are two headliners heavyweights. we've got and steve alan how are you both you good happy you're always happy that we aren't on now for some days i'm sad you are but you pretend to be happy. very professional, like a brave face, do, don't you.7 in very professional, like a brave face, do, don't you? in spite of the misery of existence. what about you? stevie always sat actually. always the whole things were soul should be. things were my soul should be. is be by life. is yet to be filled by life. well, what a positive start to the a look at the the show, but have a look at the front pages friday's front pages of friday's newspapers cheer up . and newspapers to cheer us up. and we've got the daily mail first ever running with this beyond parody. apparently, new parody. apparently, oxfam's new inclusivity banned inclusivity guide has banned words such as mother and headquarters. we're going to get

no, the people like jack doyle , the people like jack doyle, press officers, junior press officers ,e who he officers, young people who he himself had appointed. i have to say, i found his response at times slightly rambling, repetitive , angry, irritable repetitive, angry, irritable bill. but the big question is , bill. but the big question is, can he survive this? i think he probably will. give me your thoughts, farage at gb news dot uk. i think he'll survive it because they will not. it seems to me absolutely be able to prove that he lied to parliament. that's why , i guess parliament. that's why, i guess to get a more dispassionate , i'm to get a more dispassionate, i'm joined by gb news political reporter olivia utley . olivia, reporter olivia utley. olivia, what's the talk of the road post? this this grilling, i guess, is what we can call it. well, yes, there's no feeling that boris johnson sort of covered himself in glory, but nor is there a feeling that it was an absolute fiasco for him on a number of issues. it felt like boris actually had the upper ground. the committee wer

no, the people like jack doyle , the people like jack doyle, press officers, junior press officers ,ple who he officers, young people who he himself had appointed. i have to say, i found his response at times slightly rambling, repetitive , angry, irritable repetitive, angry, irritable bill. but the big question is , bill. but the big question is, can he survive this? i think he probably will. give me your thoughts, farage at gb news dot uk. i think he'll survive it because they will not. it seems to me absolutely be able to prove that he lied to parliament. that's why , i guess parliament. that's why, i guess to get a more dispassionate , i'm to get a more dispassionate, i'm joined by gb news political reporter olivia utley . olivia, reporter olivia utley. olivia, what's the talk of the road post? this this grilling, i guess, is what we can call it. well, yes, there's no feeling that boris johnson sort of covered himself in glory, but nor is there a feeling that it was an absolute fiasco for him on a number of issues. it felt like boris actually had the upper ground. the committee w

we go now to kate doyle.enior analyst at the national security archives who has new details about what happened that are drawn from the ayotzinapa records in the 4 million emails and records stolen from the mexican defense ministry by an anonymous collective of hackers known as "guacamaya." they just released a new report and she also co-produced the after ayotzinapa podcast with reveal as part of the nsa's ongoing work on this case. thank you so much for rejoining us, kate. you are joining is actually from guatemala city. can you talk about what you found? talk about this in the context of when ericans pay attention and when they don't. >> thank you. good morning the guacamaya -- th leaks from the mexican military has records far as we have seen -- we have only begun to look at them. they go ba as early as 2006 to show the level of hostility toward an surveillance of t ayotnapa school where the 43 students disappeared in 2014 attended. in the context of the case of the americans who were killed and the other

hello, i'm andrew doyle . welcome hello, i'm andrew doyle.lcome to headliners and joining me tonight to take you through friday's top news stories are two headliners heavyweights. we've got and steve alan how are you both you good happy you're always happy that we aren't on now for some days i'm sad you are but you pretend to be happy. very professional, like a brave face, do, don't you.7 in very professional, like a brave face, do, don't you? in spite of the misery of existence. what about you? stevie always sat actually. always the whole things were soul should be. things were my soul should be. is be by life. is yet to be filled by life. well, what a positive start to the a look at the the show, but have a look at the front pages friday's front pages of friday's newspapers cheer up . and newspapers to cheer us up. and we've got the daily mail first ever running with this beyond parody. apparently, new parody. apparently, oxfam's new inclusivity banned inclusivity guide has banned words such as mother and headquarters. we're going to get to

with me, andrew doyle.on tonight's show i'm going to be speaking to judi bindal from the lesbian project, a group created champion uk group created to champion uk women are same sex attracted women who are same sex attracted . and we'll be getting into a story that of course has dominated headlines dominated the headlines this week. bbc's decision week. that's the bbc's decision to lineker to step to ask a gary lineker to step back match day. and back from match of the day. and i'm to be discussing with i'm going to be discussing with elena survivor. i'll i'm going to be discussing with elena survivor . i'll check elena as a survivor. i'll check the suspected poisonings of iranian schoolgirls across the country. very disturbing story . country. very disturbing story. but on a lighter note, my lovely studio tonight studio guests tonight are comedians kearse and bruce comedians leo kearse and bruce devlin . talking about the you devlin. talking about the you have a good week. yeah, it's nice. yeah thanks. is

with me, andrew doyle. tonight's show i'm going to be speaking to judi bindal from the lesbian project, a group created champion uk group created to champion uk women are same sex attracted women who are same sex attracted . and we'll be getting into a story that of course has dominated headlines dominated the headlines this week. bbc's decision week. that's the bbc's decision to lineker to step to ask a gary lineker to step back match day. and back from match of the day. and i'm to be discussing with i'm going to be discussing with elena survivor. i'll i'm going to be discussing with elena survivor . i'll check elena as a survivor. i'll check the suspected poisonings of iranian schoolgirls across the country. very disturbing story . country. very disturbing story. but on a lighter note, my lovely studio tonight studio guests tonight are comedians kearse and bruce comedians leo kearse and bruce devlin . talking about the you devlin. talking about the you have a good week. yeah, it's nice. yeah thanks. is th

there was joy in the 91st minute for the blades, as tommy doyle's long range shot saw them come fromut 0li mcburnie's equaliser and doyle's late winner sends sheffield united to wembley. grimsby town are hoping to make history by becoming the first team from the fourth tier to make the semifinals, but it is not going to plan against premier league brighton. half time there at the moment and they are just about to start the second half. brighton took the lead afterjust six minutes. max croghan was on hand to score. grimsby, down in 15th in league 2, knocked out southampton in the last round. brighton are looking to make theirfirst fa cup round. brighton are looking to make their first fa cup semifinal since 1983. manchester united are through to the semi—finals of the women's fa cup after beating lewes 3—1. united were looking comfortable at 2-0 united were looking comfortable at 2—0 until this error was seized upon by emily craft in spectacular fashion. they were not able to add to that and substitute nicky to paris retains her record of scoring in every round to secure the victory w

can you see how much yeast doyle they can produce from the left over bread? that way, the risk isn't ludo. vig chef blind uses the fresh east oil to make a special easter treat. the recycled oil is used in the dough glaze and filling of the chocolate bree test. a solution is not as easy to find sustainable replacements for livestock funding. which provides proteins, but also uses up a lot of resources, such as it is then some people find bugs on the plate on advertising. but these crickets are being bred by the thousands in by law may not be taken for granted. they, yeah. now we are expanding on improving our products, and we're finding a waste world. where did mister material see funds on his? i covered my, the gasket war on mall forest is being cleared to grow food. madagascar has lost the significant amount of its forest cover forests to create new fields. then there's climate change, which is also causing problems for formas. rain forest soil is unwell crop failures . this is where the newly founded in sick processing facility comes in here. different edi

if you want further evidence of what was going on in my head, look at the whatsapp to jack doyle where i positively urge him to get the truth out to the public. the truth out about that december 18 event. it seems to unfair to me based on what i had been told that the event was being presented as a purery social gathering on what i knew to be a monumentally busy day for the media department, where they were coping both with the emergence that day of the variant of covid and what some saw as the risk of a no deal. that's why i was inclined to believe that this event must be in line with the rules and the guidance. and that's why i said what i said on december 1. as for my statements on december 8, the committee is concerned that i may have misled the house when i said that i was repeatedly assured that the event was in accordance with the rules. i don't understand this point. you can see from the evidence that i received these assurances more than once and from more than one person. my statement was entirely accurate. the committee criticizes the fact they've not received asheurnses in

we also use machine learning, for example, because without doyle has safe driving got it is called autonomous driving. so in order to do to this machine or disco, how to drive in the profit, what is human? what is wrong? what is the weakest realty to them? issues by labeling annotating on the corolla, there's been an increase in a i companies and they're drawing interest from foreign firms. it's attractive because costs are lower. a young professional earns $250.00 euros per month on average. but branding challenges will mean for companies trying to pitch their workers as serious competitors to others on the international market. it is not true that these workers are a low skilled workers. that is not true. many of them i work with many workers in i will gary and syrian and nurtured tina. and many of them have degrees. they have a decrease in computing and i t computer science and so on. so it is not. it's just that they don't have the opportunity to work it better just so they do dis, ah, as a way to make ends meet as a company in folks is breaking the industry mold by offering sick pay an m

doyle did not say people that.ecember the 18th event, that he doubts about whether the guidance was more did have doubts can i just say this sort of sorry. so what wasn't where's your evidence for that ? but of your evidence for that? but of course, it's not just fellow meps wanting to finish off. he was the man got brexit done. so we're off jeremy corbyn and one an 80 seat landslide of majority all while the establishment cheerleaders in the msm got it wrong every single time . and wrong every single time. and believe me, they him for it. they despise him for exposing their misjudgement bias and superb ability to continually prove themselves out of with everyday brits . and that's what everyday brits. and that's what party has all been about. i stitch up and able by rishi sunak sue gray keir starmer and a gang of establishment globalists who set out to eliminate the man who terrorised and exposed their integrity and even today, even today. so examples of the untrusted the msm being unable to contain their exciteme

in borisjohnson talks about jack doyle has been reported in boris johnson talks about further supportn be in the committee's possession-— support can be in the committee's tossession. , . , possession. he sent a message saying is there a way — possession. he sent a message saying is there a way of — possession. he sent a message saying is there a way of getting _ possession. he sent a message saying is there a way of getting to _ possession. he sent a message saying is there a way of getting to the - is there a way of getting to the truth about the party out there. he trusted the assurances that jack doyle had given we're just going to go on the met police report that has with permission, i would like to make a statement of baroness casey's review of the metropolitan police. i casey's review of the metropolitan police. . casey's review of the metropolitan police. , ., , ., , police. i wish to put on record my thanks of baroness _ police. i wish to put on record my thanks of baroness casey - police. i wish to put on record my thanks of baroness casey for i police. i wish to put on reco

finally i don't think it is, because i think it's this is an andrew doyle. god bless andrew doyle.ng. he's still alive. but i could see him. i could see talking about this. it's it. it says experts to rule says hate crime experts to rule is a story you talk that through whether whether english the engush whether whether english the english countryside harbours rural racism and so the brothers charity the guys won't the brothers because of their inherited racism over the years of reducing soap which makes people clean which maybe sort of goes back a bit further than that know if is inherent as much as the original is just so we'll they invested in plantations whatnot. yeah it says says whatnot. yeah so it says says they invested in plantations so they invested in plantations so they to check to make sure that ethnic minority hikers don't face open hostility out walking. yeah i mean do. do you have anything to say about this? do you about it? i'm furious about it, of course, because? because if they couldn't i mean, i'm from the country for a start. but look, we've done with that wit

headline is with me andrew doyle.. look at tuesday's newspapers. joining me are jonathan kogan and bruce devlin . let's begin and bruce devlin. let's begin with tuesday's some welcome news here, jonathan . yes, the fine in here, jonathan. yes, the fine in the uk done something sensible and taken a step back from its orwellian trajectory so police to be banned from recording non crime hate incidents because someone is offended. actually earlier andrew told me my shirt was a crime. hate incidents. i said it offensive. yeah. yeah. well it doesn't even need to be reported now, but what you were going to report me for, for hate crimes? yeah, this. this is this. i this is me. this is who i am. the person i like. confused. it's a visual on textually . it's skating. oh, textually. it's skating. oh, it's auto. roy no, i'm familiar. i'm not saying. it's auto. roy no, i'm familiar. i'm not saying . right. so this i'm not saying. right. so this is bizarre story. the police been recording i think over a five year period they recor

a law he heard and village this is doyle, comfortable with ah, so. 2 2 every week we tell you about whistle blowers from around the world, many of whom put their careers and lives on the line to speak truth to power. some countries protect their whistleblowers, others do not. but what happens when you're a journalist in a country that has no protection for truth tellers? a country where even reporting the news may put you at odds with the government. i'm john curiosity and you're watching the whistle blowers ah. hello and welcome back to the whistle blowers. i'm john kerry, aka the international federation of journalists, reports that 45 journalists were killed while doing their jobs in 2021. 33 of them were murdered in targeted attacks in places as diverse as afghanistan, syria, iran, and mexico. at the same time, $345.00 journalists were arrested and imprison last year, just for doing their jobs. it's tough enough to be a whistle blower and to report on waste, fraud, abuse and illegality. but what is it like to be a journalist where freedom of the press is not respected and we're doing on

finally i don't think it is, because i think it's this is an andrew doyle. god bless andrew doyle.e's still alive. but i could see him. i could see talking about this. it's it. it says hate crime experts to rule is you talk that through is a story you talk that through whether english whether whether english the engush whether whether english the english countryside harbours rural racism and so the brothers charity the guys won't the brothers because of their inherited racism over the years of reducing soap which makes people clean which maybe sort of goes back a bit further than that know if is inherent as much as the original is just so we'll they invested in plantations whatnot. yeah so it says says they invested in plantations so they invested in plantations so they to check to make sure that ethnic minority hikers don't face open hostility out walking. yeah i mean do. do you have anything to say about this? do you about it? i'm furious about it, of course, because? because if they couldn't i mean, i'm from the country for a start. but look, we've done with that with this aspec

, a second and even a third narrative layer appears, and after gorky's heroes , the plots of conan doylelti-layered exciting cinema, where there are a lot of bizarre phantasmogorias, so one of the scenes the painting takes place in the space of a real hindu temple. we decided on some kind of illusion, an illusion that could arise in the head. in the main character, he falls into his imagination, and together with the characters, the audience already gets into incredible adventures in the scenery of old moscow . and tonight, immediately after the big news , the final series of the medical melodrama , the midwife, the heroine irina pegova, conducts her own investigation into the kidnapping of a child from the maternity ward and is found in store where the baby's clothes were bought while in the hospital, a serious check, the starling ex-husband wrote a statement to the police, a criminal case was initiated and , under the threat of dismissal, several employees at once, including the head physician zuev and skvortsova herself. so how will the next season of the popular tv series end ? and t

welcome back to headline is with andrew doyle.your first look at saturday's newspaper today i am with dan o'reilly a.k.a. dapper laughs and his trusty sidekick jonathan cogan . trusty sidekick jonathan cogan. but we're going to go with the telegraph first now and donald trump back. he means business, jonathan. he's back and he's he's got a lot to say as per so donald trump forget russia our own politicians are a bigger so some of our viewers remember trump from the presidency and things and he says america's greatest threat is not russia but his own us hating and politicians. so what is conjuring up here is idea that the american institutions have essentially become i guess are the corrupt or infiltrated with ideologies are anti—american interests you know things like marxism and all that kind of thing . and he's basically saying thing. and he's basically saying that that's the main don't need to worry about the ukraine. that's a proxy and we need to and the americans need to focus that's a proxy and we need to an

so in a couple of minutes welcome back to headline is with andrew doyle.your first look at saturday's newspaper today i am with dan o'reilly a.k.a. dapper laughs and his trusty sidekick jonathan cogan . trusty sidekick jonathan cogan. but we're going to go with the telegraph first now and donald trump back. he means business, jonathan. he's back and he's he's got a lot to say as per so donald trump forget russia our own politicians are a bigger so some of our viewers remember trump from the presidency and things and he says america's greatest threat is not russia but his own us hating and politicians. so what is conjuring up here is idea that the american institutions have essentially become i guess are the corrupt or infiltrated with ideologies are anti—american interests you know things like marxism and all that kind of thing . and he's basically saying thing. and he's basically saying that that's the main don't need to worry about the ukraine. that's a proxy and we need to and the americans need to focus that's a proxy and we need to an

doyle did not say people that.the 18th event, that he doubts about whether the guidance was more did have doubts can i just say this sort of sorry. so what wasn't where's your evidence for that ? but of your evidence for that? but of course, it's not just fellow meps wanting to finish off. he was the man got brexit done. so we're off jeremy corbyn and one an 80 seat landslide of majority all while the establishment cheerleaders in the msm got it wrong every single time . and wrong every single time. and believe me, they him for it. they despise him for exposing their misjudgement bias and superb ability to continually prove themselves out of with everyday brits . and that's what everyday brits. and that's what party has all been about. i stitch up and able by rishi sunak sue gray keir starmer and a gang of establishment globalists who set out to eliminate the man who terrorised and exposed their integrity and even today, even today. so examples of the untrusted the msm being unable to contain their excitement at a

did you know his brother doyle murray went to st. mary's?bill were in albany, new york, today. gaels up one, a scramble for the ball as the shot clock runs down as we see an image of -- i don't know who that is, but we'll keep going. there's bill and his brother in albany watching the action. gaels up one, scramble for the ll the shot clock running out. augustus marciulionis scored here. look how the gaels beat the press, made vcu pay. mitchell saxen slammed it home. he had 17 points, eight-point game, three minutes left. marciulionis kicked it out to an open logan johnson, buried the three and st. mary's won the game, 63-51. they move on to play uconn again sunday in the round of 32. >> st. mary's is kind of struggling the second round. coach bennett hasn't been to a sweet 16 yet. what would it mean for you to be on the team that gets him to a sweet 16? >> coach has been to a sweet 16 before and he'll probably make another one. >> way to look out for him, man. >>> we got matt painter, number one seed purdue going fair leave fairleigh dickin

headline is with me andrew doyle.ok at tuesday's newspapers. joining me are jonathan kogan and bruce devlin . let's begin and bruce devlin. let's begin with tuesday's some welcome news here, jonathan . yes, the fine in here, jonathan. yes, the fine in the uk done something sensible and taken a step back from its orwellian trajectory so police to be banned from recording non crime hate incidents because someone is offended. actually earlier andrew told me my shirt was a crime. hate incidents. i said it offensive. yeah. yeah. well it doesn't even need to be reported now, but what you were going to report me for, for hate crimes? yeah, this. this is this. i this is me. this is who i am. the person i like. confused. it's a visual on textually . it's skating. oh, textually. it's skating. oh, it's auto. roy no, i'm familiar. i'm not saying. it's auto. roy no, i'm familiar. i'm not saying . right. so this i'm not saying. right. so this is bizarre story. the police been recording i think over a five year period they recorded

now, though, it's back to andrew doyle . to andrew doyle. on that in key times .come back. now to our top story. humza yousaf is on course for a clash with rishi sunak over controversial scottish agenda legislation as he prepares to confirm as the new country's first minister later today . and first minister later today. and leaving the tories now think they can actually capitalise on such victory with up to 20 seats up for grabs because whatever you thought of nicola sturgeon, she formidable vote she was a formidable vote winning so in winning politician. so in joining for more on this is joining us for more on this is the political commentator and pubuc public affairs consultant piers pottinger, happens to be pottinger, who happens to be scottish . and tell us about you. scottish. and tell us about you. is this a potential win for the tories and labour because sturgeon was a very effective campaigner . sturgeon was a very effective campaigner. she was a very effective . he has made it very effective. he has made it very clear. so in his winning speech that he's

now the overture on the set was caught in the mistakes of conan doyle himself , they discovered that the snake does not crawl along the hanging rope, and the hound of the baskervilles cannot be smeared with luminous phosphorus. she licks him. homs addiction to copy , of course, was silenced, as was watson's service in afghanistan, so as not to remind about the entry of soviet troops into this country, the film instantly became favorite and cult, and instead of two episodes, 11 were shot as planned. well, holmes's phrase elementary watson became winged and either the people or the mentor left. well, on march 22, 2019 , it became known about a new achievement of russian scientists, the press service of the skolkovo institute of science and technology announced this. they developed a special composite fiber for 3d printers. it consists of several concentric layers of thermoplastic polymers, the core is made of a composite reinforced with short fibers, and the outer shell is made of graphene professor of the institute and head of the laboratory of nanotechnology albert nasibullin. he sai

script of the film is written according to based on the books by vladimir gilyarovsky and arthur conan doyle, however, the plot itself is an original story about the theater bohemia of moscow at the beginning of the 20th century and the inhabitants of the khitrovsky slums among the heroes on the screen stanislavsky nemirovich danchenko gilyarovsky himself starring the absolute stars of our cinema konstantin kryukov mikhail porechenkov evgeny stychkin for large-scale cinema involved dozens of historical locations in st. petersburg in kronstadt in moscow , including the legendary interiors of the chekhov moscow art theater in the scenery of pre-revolutionary russia , an event of intrigue and tension takes place, not inferior to the most exciting modern detective story with chases, fights and races on the country's big screens. khitrovka , having known four since may 18, summed up the results of the open russian festival in suzdal. for animated films , in 5 days with a motor, several thousand viewers from all over the country gathered, who were able to see everything, the best that our animatio

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stephen doyle , an absolute . stephen doyle, an absolute pleasure.ndeed for your time. thank you. coming up, senior concern mp william rock. some within government that they thought that they could control the overtly controlled the voting behaviour of members of parliament by whoever directly or implicitly threatening to withdraw projects and funding from their constituencies, which i don't think is acceptable . there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £182.60, or £278.70 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year and you could get help with heating bills and more, plus up to £900 in cost of living payments. conservative mp william rock. i have been harassing you for months to try and get this interview, so thank you for finally giving only in a very polite way, a very, very polite. this is what you wrote last august. i have lived with depression and anxiety for most of my adult life . at the

stephen doyle , an absolute . stephen doyle, an absolute pleasure.ndeed for your time. thank you. coming up, senior concern mp william rock. some within government that they thought that they could control the overtly controlled the voting behaviour of members of parliament by whoever directly or implicitly threatening to withdraw projects and funding from their constituencies, which i don't think is acceptable . conservative mp william rock. i have been harassing you for months to try and get this interview, so thank you for finally giving only in a very polite way, a very, very polite. this is what you wrote last august. i have lived with depression and anxiety for most of my adult life . at the moment, of my adult life. at the moment, both are severe . how are you now both are severe. how are you now 7 both are severe. how are you now ? i'm fine. as we always say. in response to that question , i'm response to that question, i'm certainly not feeling as i did in august and, feeling genuinely much better , much more positive much better, much more

tommy doyle. here is the fa cup semifinal draw. manchester city, who hammered burnley 6—0 yesterday, will play championship side sheffield united, who beat blackburn 3—2 and brighton, who beat grimsby 5—0, will face manchester united. arsenal have extended their lead at the top of the premier league to eight points after beating managerless crystal palace at the emirates, in the only match in the premier league on sunday. the gunners got off the mark thanks to a smart finish by gabriel martinelli. and that lead was doubled thanks to bukayo saka. arsenal were comfortable in the second half. granit xhaka made it three before palace, who sacked former gunners midfielder patrick vieira this week as their head coach, pulled one back. saka then completed the win, to make it 4—1 with his second of the day. mikel arteta's side now well clear of their nearest rivals, manchester city. the desire and the energy right from the beginning of the game, we were really determined and focused. last thursday is in the past, and we can play well and w

i didn't the blonde see how the invalid is doyle, comfortable with ah products. sanchez, i've been doing news for 30 years to languages all over the world here in the united states. i've interviewed for presidents. i've been fired by some of the largest television networks in the world as well. and i co founded a publicly traded company and from all that, you know what i've learned. i learned that news should be honest. it should be direct. and by golly, it should be impactful. this is direct impact. ah, i want to, um, start with something here. that's interesting. if, if i were to start this program today with a list of all the countries in the world who are being sanctioned by, in some way or another by the united states, there would literally be no time left to do anything else. i would simply take out, you know, a list like this and i would just start reading along for a half hour. i would just read names, names of people, names of companies, names of countries, names of governments, names of parts of governments, agencies. that's all i would do. in fact, us