activism, who is the god of harmony minute and judgement on the right are dull, that the daring filiationin russian for up to or two due to the called elements of the byzantine have cooled down. it's just from the improvement of officin a, orthodoxy and tikaost to europe a similar shape and asymmetrical composition from three tanks yon under the armchairs vezha on the stew in the walking streets of dovator and bauman is improving scale. maya you are a different member of the mashiculau of the oblique pseudo-loopholes with a removed lunge ending with a yakibaj tent, i propose to take those objects in this lynx and in their own way patterned for the style of the art-newly local verme similar, whether the turf is separated without a dull distortion of the laziness of the facade at the decorative molding, the elements are cut out behind the gilded with guards on russian architecture, arched kokoshnikov-shaped stumps on two horses, columns of melons lush, diamond rust and bird heads. however, for art nouveau, the volume of this bottle is not enough. poured and they do not drag you over one ano

the information that comes to us allows us to conclude that the negotiations between wolf and dullesre proceeding very successfully. you should understand my position. if i repeat the warning. mr. dulles from further contacts with general wolf our american friends may get the wrong idea. understanding of the motives that drive us people of public policy do not always understand politics the hearing of god the situation seemed to me grave and hopeless as long as bern came here and the pastor slag. you must remember this noble man who always brought joy to the world by repeatedly visiting switzerland vatican great britain until 1933, when leaving germany was not accompanied by police difficulties, which began with the rise to power of hitler pastorschsch arrived here according to him in order to to prevent the possibility of further negotiations between the dalys wolfs, since he is deeply i am convinced that wolff is by no means engaged in the search for peace, but only probing the soil to maintain the nazi regime. i would ask for your permission to have more frank conversations with p

ah, ah ah ah ah, joining us ease a dull russian ambassador for india. danny's alley. paul, i get to my 1st question, street, our ambassadors. so in the recent voice for global summit, their foreign minister of india autopay as j. sanker. he said that globalization in its current form is not perfect and that countries in the world south must develop a new way forward. so how do you in regions, russia, you're all in this new system. good afternoon and i'm happy to be with you. you know, i would agree with this assessment. ah, it looks like that the western centric world order is gradually coming to an end or even over. that's not clear to some it, sir, primarily because it doesn't address the demand of the majority of states for a more just and the more equal multiple multi polar power dispensation and the democracy in global governance. indeed, we are currently witness her the years shifting a focus of political and economic decision making her to the south and to the east. russia consistently supports the strength together with india and the other bricks and there the

the population of moscow and the russian elite, which are not very simple, we are already seeing a dullaction that reaches the point of hatred well, as usual in fascist regimes, you are no longer between the führer and the one-spoken person . i always ask you to explain to the deep-seated fascist people who is to blame for these invasions . happened 0.10 on 11 bunker , this is a mini military coup, when general shuby gerasov established a half-year company, this was troubling them with criminals , prepositions. i approve of the circulation of the army. i do not take the side of any others and they are all military criminals. i just need to understand these details and take relationships to understand the prospects. well, he is a leftist. the specificity of fascist garages is, in particular, the inertia and inertia of the movement, in particular, society, they will be ready to wind up on tank trucks, and we do not see any public , clearly articulated position of the population that would start to act like this, and we see that the same shoigu and gerasim will form and to form legions of

but the problem is that their instruments on our, again becoming a little of dull because she's already applied all the instruments that were already with help or funds from honda rake. there's not a lot more that they can do to hungry, short of kicking on the reality. you and they really don't want to go up when you, thanks for joining us. hey, on the international way. back with more with with the account that i can make a make out of it, dave into added to p. gagne. dennis, which is our company exactly the same value through shown over social market. it's like the unicorn, it doesn't work because the demands of capitalism offers. well, yeah, my so going to go with a number which doesn't even be say a bit healey sheen of it on, on the 30 out again. it is that the corners in front of it when i get all this out, it got to run the boat to produce some companies to watch this when you have a queen of yeah, got you about these. i mean to get him and the way i know what to model it on like internet dental plan, not law they. they have on a leather lou in the past and i'm able to pull a few

i wish you to work on what trembled the heart and we have. the heart of alexander vasilyevich is a dulldon't know what you can make a plot out of it. but she leaves some. an impression from which the heart will not tremble, nor the hands will tremble, just some kind of song not winning. here she is , somehow depressingly hopeless. and she doesn't suit you. let the king fail. i understand that today you were probably worried about nastasya, because besides the fact that it was all rather dull, it ’s right, but also terribly false. i can’t put anything but a lady. sergey trofimov, you understand, it would be possible to correct the plot of the song itself, so that , firstly, the message is so positive, because , well, as i understand it, there was a family of one child. yes, and love in general without a child. you see, it is necessary to show that we have a future, and then you generally understand, it's just that we are optimists. well. so i would bet an ace. but i will make a king. nastasya samburskaya has earned such a palette of cards today. now from the scene of three chords a song

when the dulles expo that while many ukrainians were involved in the war effort fighting for their lives on the front line, most as upper reaches players spent the late summer of 2022 gearing up for their 1st league game in germany. ah, training sessions like this one bring a sense of normality back to the players lives with that the war is ever present. i think everybody did change the closer we were to go. and when the war started that and, and we got separated just in the 1st day sir, of the water. and there are, of course, they're all theme is sir, get more studious with more thoughts. probably what is going on in the okay. and with mouth. kin turner, several keenest has been coaching the team since 2020 but these days he's also had to act as the team psychologist and for younger players who came here without their families. the kind of father figure i feeling that we have some and though issue a little bit for gardening there, there had water about dead handled course. of course there, there, there thinks what, what's going on in agreeance of course has some, some issue in their pla

a lack of moods is not dull on the top, a tall man turns out to be a zealot and he diligently, paintingan landscapes of the upper city into narrow buns nyami the tatar settlement roaring drozdovich, painting, just bashing with a rapt fantasy is turned off and the elk has lowered over the miles, for some time there was a cop castle is raulian gate about shmat in a year, archaeologists will excavate there and blow the powders of the same gate into an onion reconstruction. i look and don't to believe his little ones comes off about maltaki the most yakolist of drozdovich umenskaya, and he climbed the assistant of duty, and his mother took the sheet, and she took it and asked her son to come, how to dig on their ears to develop mother was for him the closest person drozdovich to the bark at home . that i didn’t have a waterway , i didn’t feel like a portrait of galim, and he expressed it strangely from memory, a sensibly wrinkled naynyh, the creature to return to minsk was no longer maxim at the juicer twenty pershir, belarus cut the boundary of drozdovich mezhvolya fell out as a coffin, mo

those were your dull books.at we have got time for tonight thank ever so much to my lovely guests josh howie and leo kearse. leo is back in the hot seat hosting the show and is joined by dixon and dapper laughs , a.k.a. dan and dapper laughs, a.k.a. dan o'reilly . and remember, if o'reilly. and remember, if you're watching the 5 am. repeat right now, just stick around because in a moment it's, the breakfast show . it's thursday night and this huge star arrives at your . well huge star arrives at your. well exit hotel. please welcome your host nigel barrow . well here host nigel barrow. well here lies in the dark in the south, where all tories even want to be down here in the blue. labour through . it's a big farming through. it's a big farming area. asked have they been left behind ? what i found out about behind? what i found out about from joining us for talking by the most famous and most infamous west politician. yes neil parish. but before all of that, let's get you . hello that, let's get you. hello there.

those were your dull books.t all that we have got time for tonight thank ever so much to my lovely guests josh howie and leo kearse. leo is back in the hot seat hosting the show and is joined by dixon and dapper laughs , a.k.a. dan and dapper laughs, a.k.a. dan o'reilly . and remember, if o'reilly. and remember, if you're watching the 5 am. repeat right now, just stick around because in a moment it's, the breakfast show . soon i soon i- soon i still not laurence fox . i am i still not laurence fox. i am still bev turner in this space all week. we've got a great show lined up for you along with some great company. i've got my panellists here tonight. toby young, director of free speech union. he's even jacket union. he's even put his jacket on for and political on for us and political commentator bushra schake, who i'm delighted to meet, joining me to some controversial me to discuss some controversial this we're going to this evening, we're going to be discussing overreach of the nanny state and house lockdown i

those were your dull books.t all that we have got time for tonight thank ever so much to my lovely guests josh howie and leo kearse. leo is back in the hot seat hosting the show and is joined by dixon and dapper laughs , a.k.a. dan and dapper laughs, a.k.a. dan o'reilly . and remember, if o'reilly. and remember, if you're watching the 5 am. repeat right now, just stick around because in a moment it's, the breakfast show . today marks one year's since the beginning of the russian invasion of ukraine. good morning. at 6:00 on the 24th of february, this is breakfast on gb news with stephen dixon and ellie costello. these are your top stories this morning. it's been a year since russia began its full scale invasion of ukraine. the conflict continues to take a terrible toll, resulting in tens of thousands of deaths on both sides and causing europe's largest refugee crisis since world war two. the

the coldness is only for the dull, that he can love this white farba, uh, and he is more precious than gears, and he is a pure spruce butcher and his character is pure, such a pure character. i have it januaries befits the fact that a young man because of and an adult he loves all her eyebrows, he loves them for this work, but only he and us in his name, protecting the snowball to that one. white overgrown with a frequency of works by winter mikul and a student can be lulled into exhibiting at the national museum museums lyricism and romance of glory, native belarusian lands views remember the culture of architecture archeology near the villages near informative watercolor colorful only dmitry garkusha on guilt, central district. well, on this we complete our issue, and the most interesting of of life and the central region will show the next sunday immediately after the noon news release following the draft news. central region. you can also visit the nine site, bilay and youtube channel of the agency or news, all the best and see you. nadia what happened? he came , he threatened me,

what are you doing something dull you do not need. mm, what's wrong with you? better are you okay?nov, i see you do not change your principles. do not rush to reveal the robbery of all services. you are not here, but you are, as usual , the first feeder. you would be so comrade . therefore, the corpses in the communal apartment went out to talk about a completely robbery attack on the prosecutor's office. this is a field in the face of the whole society, only society. i'm afraid i don't agree with you. and where are the chekists? and what about our colleagues? this is a pure criminal investigation accompanied by a criminal investigation. there was no sadness. no, briefcases, that was. money one million two you don't carry less with you. so listen, stop teasing me. i am an employee of the prosecutor's office, and you owe me absolutely respect. i don't owe you anything. okay no time. i'll sharpen the forest with you, go to the hospital. in the evening you will come to my department, we will leave a description of the attackers there, we'll see. what police. which department are you o

we cannot underestimate what research has shown that children experience the are differently from a dulls as their brain is still developing. they can't always tell the difference between virtual worlds and real life. researchers say that children could even form memories based on virtual experiences. which means that sexual abuse, that occurs online could turn into a traumatic memory and reality. it's a parent's worst nightmare, and as they are worlds become even more immersive, the danger for kids only increases as professor stine occur from the university of hamburg explains to fog vitti either through an ellipse misled how real, this type of experience can be, depends on the technology being used and the way things are depicted in the virtual world. and sco food we call this sense of presence, the higher the sense of presence of the more i believe that what i see seems real eyes that the places and experiences are actually their home. and this is also true and you experience very beautiful moments. but of course, it can also make you very nervous or lead to anxiety or fear she noticed

of the pershak autos traums, they were hospitalized to get run into similar health on the road, a dullgas inspection by a driver about inexperience in canada careless distance duck outside him and pro courtesy under step arm. new roads are an element of comfortable travel, a bonus for the economy, so one of the hallum modules of this year in minsk area road r-53 sloboda novosady overgrown and eras are being constructed on the site of osmolavishi artist traffic due to pipe fittings. this timed track will become concrete broadband jumps. they are a trick of snobry, successful on her butt will not perforate the usyk's bus technique. let these people get cold at the heart of a specialist and get a car from minsk to the city would be a housekeeper and back zhodino to the capital it will be possible less than to invest heavy concrete for what you need. e, we work within the boundaries of 13 27 km - these are the largest industrial centers up to the border of the city of zhodino and, in principle, the highway sloboda to osada itself is very busy for both cars and freight traffic. we also work

the authorities dull stood by as the heat speech board 4th. oh apnea. gonna have a song with lyrics which says, i'm to langley you at our tenant in this country. why should we don't retail presence of mind? why do you think muslims are tenants in india? the media results, my thinking is when india was divided on religious lines and 1947, then i don't think muslim should have anything here during the world. they've been allowed to live here, but they're now increasing their population. i want to divide india again and are sitting on our head. opera. singers like some deep and dead radical songs have consequences. in 2022, a communal riot, broke out after a hindu religious procession turned violent in central india hindered laptop and slogan, yachting was heard and loud speakers before them inside did mall brand riot. many muslim home still burned down and chop. so lou did was a downtown up father, it was around 7 pm. in fact, i thought of it is 60 people came running down. we just lifted our children and ran to save our lives. golden eagle. but don't let

dull can make everything boring.ull dollar dull is licence to kill our beloved classics has he been seven been censored or will the woke brigade's effort die day free speech warrior toby young will be here to discuss this state of the nation. start now . state of the nation. start now. we'll also be hearing from our panel we'll also be hearing from our panel. the historian david starkey and the former labour mp and socialist stephen pound. and as ever i want to hear from you. get in touch by emailing mail. mogg gbnews.uk . before that , mogg gbnews.uk. before that, it's been a busy day and here keep us up to date is polly middlehurst . jacob thank you and middlehurst. jacob thank you and evening to you. well, the prime minister has tonight been addressing the house of commons saying the brexit trade deal saying the new brexit trade deal for northern ireland means businesses and people can now chart a new way forward. rishi sunak said the windsor frame work, as it will be known, would deliver smooth flowing free trade

the best recipes are, of course, to sing some kind of dull song .esirable that not just one, but that all your guys picked up the holiday bring a simple area of ​​spice from all over the country. here. for such fighters, on average, respected. the unexpected recognition of the west about missile strikes on the donbass and objects in other regions, the coordinates for attacks using imported missile systems, including american highmars , the russian side has stated this fact more than once from the states and allies. and here is confirmation from the washington post scheme such a high-ranking ukrainian official. described the targeting process as a whole ukrainian military define targets, which they want to strike, as well as their location, then this information is sent to the command, which transmits the request to the american partners for more accurate coordinates. according to the official, the americans do not always provide the requested coordinates. and then the ukrainian troops do not fire. but it is from american weapons in the sv that they

yes, she seems to become a little dull, quiet down, so when another child appeared, life.t's just starting to open up. i feel much happier. in the hands of the book throated side by side they choke with a skin word. for all appearances creatively , this book is the most marvelous and worthy of respect, and in books live thoughts have passed memos to expressively improve people's voices. staggering bringing the generation together on the stage passing over our dry belarus 20 shatyrs diplomatic relations between the republic of belarus and the people 's republic of china have crossed their 30-year milestone cooperation is carried out in various fields and spheres, but special attention is paid to the cultural exchange of the two countries we are at the national art museum of the republic of belarus where presented an exhibition project, belarusian region cooperation and friendship about 70 unique exhibits from porcelain products of national painting. belarus, china, two great powers with their own distinctive culture, traditions and heroic past, for more than 30 years of fru

>> the first products, a book and a dull based on her daughter. >> i grew up loving that line and there like that for little black girls. nothing about a little black girl not trying to save the day, but just existing and living. >> the dull becoming a bestseller and next, orion the astronaut. boys, they love astronauts, they love adventure, they love space. 28 days of black history cards right here. >> the company also sells puzzles and a black southern sunday dinner playset fried chicken, macaroni and cheese, and collard greens. she says she knows there will come a time to discuss the hard part of black history, but she also wants her daughter and all little black children to celebrate the joys of black culture. >> despite all of the trauma and all of the systemic barriers that we've overcome, like people have always celebrated, we have always made art, we have always fallen in love and found magic. i want the magnus company to carry that on and bring that magic to every child. kumasi: i still remember my black dolls that i had. they were my friends. my parents were very intentional a

they are not just scary as you say, but they are dull as well.ot light children'smem imagining a on fire. this is planned, toning down. the pointy edges of art, this mentality has created an opportunity for the right in art. to actually do something that is provocative and under our current regime. on the other hand this is purpose that we buy stuff on paper, what is really scaring about this, this is new edition of the book, time to put roald dahle, by originals from on your book shelf, beside the doctor suess books that were also taken out of print. time to buy in paper. digital is too easily edited. kennedy: doug you are a celebrated author with over a dozen books to your name, this has to drive you nuts, you love free speech. >> absolutely. it does. i might find some of the language as you said, that dahle used inappropriate or offensive. so what. that is the world we live in that is what freedom of speech is all about. and there is nothing in his bookings he himself has made clear, in the past, before his demise, that kid loves his work and

yes, she seems to become a little dull, quiet down, so when another child appeared, life. it's just starting to open up. i feel much happier. a person plunges into the world of music from childhood, and it, in turn, is capable of exerting a huge influence on the formation of his moral aesthetic culture. a very small child can cry when he hears a sad melody and laugh when he hears a cheerful one. what kind of feelings a person does not express with the help of music, and what about classical music, which has its own listener and today this music is time-tested and therefore will always be relevant and in demand. what is its magic, we learn from the first violin of the big anna alina is not at war with you. and this is the fashion for culture. classical music is the golden fund of world musical culture, it is the sound of the past, which is not subject to time, when it comes to the classics, famous composers and one sebastian bach ludwig van beethoven pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky wolfgang amadeus mozart are immediately remembered in the seventeenth nineteenth centuries, genres a

so we went for we had to go full on, so i had a dull woman sucked me hysterectomy and i lived down to remove tennessee. oh, thanks. and so unfortunately when they found that it was pretty advanced and. busy so it's now stage 4, it looks like it's about 3 years that i have left. so one thing i decided i wanted to do was i want to buy my own coffin and i want to carve the entire thing. so one of the things that i do is basically put might, might, oh, i made a bunch of different sizes in here. i think i showed you this drawing before, but this one is the little bit about with life death kind of thing. all right, so we're gonna practice this guy on. he'll be your 1st like practice piece with this project. it's become something that has been driving me and instead of driving me in to every time i get very depressed and every time i begin to focus on what's to come, i go back to i got to finish those things for deborah. ah . that. hi. sure, sure. can, can we meet, let me get back to you on that because i'm on some more and let me look at my schedule and get back to you on that one. thinking

here is a regular gap, when something high-explosive fragmentation arrives there, a dull bang. like all chemical munitions work here, well, irritation of the mucous membrane of the eyes and nothing more, i'll just explain. here's what they showed us, it's too small . and even if four or six such grenades are dropped from the copters, concentration is needed to defeat our fighters. well, it's hard to create. uh. well, it’s like they demonstrate their intention and really want some kind of feedback from russia, what? let's say, in response to, uh, this tear of cyanogen chloride , we will use some kind of a real serious military, poisonous substance. you also have chlorine. no, nothing good. i remember, that even now, despite the fact that in the great patriotic war there was an enemy against us who had no brakes at all. yes, and since hitler himself survived on the fronts of the first world chemical attack. that's some way that we and that the third reich we refrained from using these chemical munitions although toxic substances. although the germans used them in abundance on bot

. >> never let your knives go dull. >> a dull knife is much more dangerous than a sharp knife and itooking without a garbage station. what do you mean >> so i always like to have a garbage bowl in my work station so that way i can peel right into it, i have scraps going right into it. you don't want to be bending over into the trash can constantly, that's bad for your back and you don't want to risk dropping what you're working on into the trash, so it is always nice to be able to work right on the counter. >> it is like a neat thing while you cook here. the next one is forget to take care of your cutting board >> this is as dangerous as your dull knife you don't want the cutting board slipping and sliding all over the counter so you want to stabilize and secure it, and so you put a damp paper towel under it and it will help secure it while you're working. >> a damp paper towel. >> last but not least, label your food before freezing it. >> i always label and date everything because i live by fifo, first in, first out and by doing that, you know exactly what you have in the freezer an

dull can make everything boring.e to kill our beloved classics has he been seven been censored or will the woke brigade's effort die day free speech warrior toby young will be here to discuss this state of the nation. start now . state of the nation. start now. we'll also be hearing from our panel we'll also be hearing from our panel. the historian david starkey and the former labour mp and socialist stephen pound. and as ever i want to hear from you. get in touch by emailing mail. mogg gbnews.uk . before that , mogg gbnews.uk. before that, it's been a busy day and here keep us up to date is polly middlehurst . jacob thank you and middlehurst. jacob thank you and evening to you. well, the prime minister has tonight been addressing the house of commons saying the brexit trade deal saying the new brexit trade deal for northern ireland means businesses and people can now chart a new way forward. rishi sunak said the windsor frame work, as it will be known, would deliver smooth flowing free trade across the uk while prot

broke down is described in the diaries of the expedition often tremors were felt and heard separate dulleaking, all this disturbed us both at four o'clock. i woke up. shouldn’t the guys wake up the situation was critical, if the ice floe was several kilometers, then 200 by 300 remained m and that's it. time was in danger that, in fact, they would smash everything into small bushes. here the danger was very great to help the polar explorers, the country sent planes, icebreakers, a miracle that they were found, because not satellites, not geopositioning systems. at that time there was none. that is, there was radio communication and the measurement of latitude and longitude, and everything was up to fate. the pope of the neva four was watched not only in the country of the soviets, the film brought income to the currency of one four times, covering all the expenses of the expedition, including aircraft, except for prestige the expedition's young country also brought invaluable scientific knowledge about ice currents forming weather navigation in the northern latitudes. but she is also a sy

it can be chief dull a t and t, google, facebook cur line. be see ladies, see la, cbs less c m n a pepsi call up it is a fuel ah, the dots yellow prina, leave your name. and so the old movements show loss here from scenario to the back to me to the stop it. she soon lined k for present that to the national security. i do feel that he cannot. people think i can see a bit less secret. it's antenna too. so again, the lease fee that i am the corporation that it purchased. so know in predatory is pony today? media, early, 2006, i was the coordinator of the only use movement in egypt which was used for change. and at that time, i was approached by an american reporter for said that he would like to arrange for me to speak with a former american ambassador instead of the, during the revolution in service. it wasn't until 2008. when another chance came, we had an invitation to take part in a conference called alliance of use movements in new york. the idea was that i will go to this conference secretary and that i will take this opportunity to try to

not these comedians dull and.ight and those the front pages so that's pretty all tonight's show pretty all for tonight's show thanks howie scott thanks to josh howie scott coopen thanks to josh howie scott cooper. back tomorrow cooper. i'm back tomorrow relegated to a mere with andrew doyle and upper left so we'll see you then all of you the repeat. it's breakfast next. but it's thursday night and this is for raj at la long from luton. please welcome your host nige . please welcome your host nige. beryl tonight he's here live in luton . we're going to talk about luton. we're going to talk about the complete failure of the proposed programme . we all got proposed programme. we all got to talk about how amazing it and what a good job i may not be. we're going to be joined on talking highlights by kerry dixon luton board with all of the former chelsea legend. but the former chelsea legend. but the all of that here with his very enthusiastic crowd. let's get the news we polly middlehurst . middlehurst. nigel. thank yo

he thought autograph like himself were dull. the leaders of the mock zivare saw that he met the r, rural of america, the measures everywhere the reviews are accept the world governed by fear and force . he found himself at war with the nation led by matters courage would be forged and fire and still president zalinski rescues her again, searching for people trapped under rebel and took here and syria after another earthquake late on monday. and the 6 people have been confirmed dead. the epicenter, the quake was in the texas province of hattie, near the city of n, takia buildings that were already weakened have now collapsed. the latest trim has happened. 2 weeks after massive quakes killed more than 48000 people when it is great, also cause panic across the border in syria. doctors in the northwest are again calling for urgent medical supplies. as the regions overwhelmed health system, struggles to treat f quite with victims. dest all from floods, landslides, in brazil, has risen to 44 or 2000 people, are displaced or homeless a

not these comedians dull and.ight and those the front pages so that's pretty all tonight's show pretty all for tonight's show thanks howie scott thanks to josh howie scott coopen thanks to josh howie scott cooper. back tomorrow cooper. i'm back tomorrow relegated to a mere with andrew doyle and upper left so we'll see you then all of you the repeat. it's breakfast next. but our past 24 hours of. good morning at 6:00 on friday, the 10th of february. this is breakfast on gb news with stephen and tamsin. here are your top stories this morning. another humanitarian crisis following the earthquake that rocked turkey and syria is continuing to devastate both countries . hundreds of thousands countries. hundreds of thousands of people in their homeless with the red cross also warning of freezing temperatures and water shortages in the coming days. labour's ashley dalton has won the west lancashire

not these comedians dull and.ight and those the front pages so that's pretty all tonight's show pretty all for tonight's show thanks howie scott thanks to josh howie scott coopen thanks to josh howie scott cooper. back tomorrow cooper. i'm back tomorrow relegated to a mere with andrew doyle and upper left so we'll see you then all of you the repeat. it's breakfast next. but thanks to nigel for a brilliant show live from luton , it's 8:00 show live from luton, it's 8:00 and this is mark dolan between and this is mark dolan between and nine in my big opinion, we now live in lawless britain. who could blame tory mp lee anderson for wanting to bring back caphal for wanting to bring back capital, punish ment? we need a culture in which criminals are afraid that they will be caught and afraid of the consequences. we'll also debate that later in the show should we bring back capital punishment . what's your capital punishment. what's your view? market gbnews.uk k plus tonight as chiefs caused a storm banning the song de

question, well, what kind of journalist is this, who looks with a dull look, smiles, nods his head and does not ask a single question. in israel, in general, for a long time no one refers to him, his future is in the past. well , the blacks left the political arena, what he says, how he says, well, it does not matter, but what yes he said deserves attention. putin’s first clear definition of the ukrainian regime is definitely good for his relations, and he lost it, and the second is very, very difficult. according to him, it doesn’t matter how he sticks out in his role, his role much less than erdogan, that it was the united states and great britain that thwarted the gorin agreements. everything but that, everything but that. it will be a partial success, not a victory, victory and the struggle goes precisely for this, but on the territory of ukraine stopping hostilities for some period in the near future, if it leaves the black sea coast in the hands of ukraine - this is the revival of the ukrainian black sea fleet with submarines with missiles there is absolutely nothing that poses a

and almost the private never spit, dulles way was seen on some of it. some were shinny, even the dust dwindling of a silver was sheila does not dodge on the machine of a film. if frantically fishing a bush, one way involved, but the children, you're just not going to have on that. have been that the mongol, my, you're shing, amenable of, find your co cochran immunity to in this course, because earlier in the visit, she'll not have that model and get it all good. that will show you mcgraw. mm. this bessie, what was the her nearly done and went out of it. so now that there was a bit of stuff that they have all of them, but now that would be a system of fullness. just to start just for the helene, you should get stuff a bit of a no good. no good idea. who would you believe a lesson? i mean, still can thought more than would you, would you more than you with a, with another that was pulling it like a i wanna visit a a with the horrible a pool of them a go beautiful. go to the somewhere which near muchly worse when you might just of read. yeah. and i believe

been under constant pressure from the western country is to digger doth stand against russia after a dull conflict in ukraine. how has this affected your relationship with other states also, do you think that in the are, will continue to ah, stay on it. spot of independent foreign policy. you know, the, the whole world has witnessed the failure of western efforts to pressure india. india has succeeded in maintaining and in the an independent and balanced position, projecting unilateral, illegitimate restrictions violating the international law. i think it's more if the reflection of the credit will end of the western higgin. many than anything else. this for him stand is based on india's principle line with regard to the sanctions policy in general, which cannot be a solution to bilateral or global problems. india gives priority to its national interests, including in relation to the current and global food and the energy crises caused by the pandemic in the 1st place. and by, by the western sanctions against russia, in the se, in the 2nd multi vector approach is at the core of brings his

it is prescribed by the eu legal or dull. they will have the i legal or dull.s the new stormont break which is based on the position of concern — which is based on the position of concern that comes from the good friday— concern that comes from the good friday agreement. so we have built on this— friday agreement. so we have built on this peace process, the next step we have _ on this peace process, the next step we have levelled up or improve the overall— we have levelled up or improve the overall mechanism. i think what's important — overall mechanism. i think what's important in our windsor framework is that— important in our windsor framework is that we _ important in our windsor framework is that we are putting also in place several— is that we are putting also in place several mechanisms that should avoid having _ several mechanisms that should avoid having to _ several mechanisms that should avoid having to resort to the stormont break _ having to resort to the stormont break which is an emergency mechanism. so extensive consultations with the uk and nor

dull. i said, how can this be possible? this is ida wells, you know, exciting life is and this is what is the problem. and the problem was i was writing the history of her life rather than the story of her life. and i had learn how to do that. and and as we know how much we learn from stories and and how much we how how how our audiences are greater, larger with stories. so that's that's that's important. and the nature of the story is a i always think about the well, two things thing about what deborah was also talking about the difficulty sometimes you have getting things published editors and publishers and which of course i did too. and i remember one time complaining to toni morrison about it and she said, this is very helpful. she said, what, what, what? oh i'm sorry. that's, that's okay. that's another story. i but but you know, she was so wise in so many ways. she was and she mentored a lot of people was very helpful to a lot of people for issues like this one. i said i'm having suc

or the prisoners have just arrived at dulles airport in washington, dc. friends and family were eagerly waiting for them at the arrivals. gates or live in washington. d. c. is our correspondence. she had returns, he and she explained was why this is happening at all not us, none of us are actually very sure this came as a bit of a bolt from the blue for, for those we've been watching nicaraguan us relations, not least actually, the friends and relations of dulles airport and the opposition diaspora in the us. you've been expressing the other shock that this, this is actually happening in the past. the political opposition have said that in that estimation nicaragua holds $245.00 political prisoners. so, assuming that this 222 number, you know, make up the bulk of these, let me that's, that's, that's a huge chunk of the alleged political prisoners in nicaragua. we didn't actually have a full list of the prisoners yet, but i think it's, it is quite interesting that a lot of these folks were picked up. those who were in charge of the 2018 riots against the, against the government, which th