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belarusian leon continues conquer the world's catwalks in dusseldorf , the evening collection of belarusian designer natalia minina was shown. the author of the collection, izolna, made a splash at the muda week in paris this spring. another experiment this time. the fashion show took place in a luxury caravan. the main star of the show was outfits made of natural linen, a material that is today a symbol of ... because the designer creates fashion for women of different ages and complexions. five medals, three of which are gold, are the result of the belarusians' performance on the first day russian track and field championships, which is hosted by yekaterinburg. the day before, alena dubitskaya, tatyana khaladovich and oleg tomashevich became the best in their disciplines. will the rest of the belarusians be able to keep this success today? we will find out very soon . the belarus 5 tv channel will show the competitions of the best track and field athletes of the two countries in a recording, the broadcast will begin at 23:15. next, economic news, let me remind you, the projects of the tv

it is coming from dusseldorf.ionaire was detained at a nearby airport. they say the tech billionaire was detained at le bourget airport after his private jet landed from azerbaijan. there's been no confirmation from the authorities. those media reports say mr durov is accused of refusing to cooperate with investigations into the use of telegram by criminals. the encrypted messaging service has hundreds of millions of users worldwide. mr durov left russia a decade ago after falling out with the authorities and had been living in the united arab emirates. darren loucaides is a freelance journalist who has been writing extensively about telegram since 2021. i asked him about pavel durov and telegram's approach to moderation on the platform. pavel durov�*s attitude towards speech online since his early days has been that speech should not be censored. very much a sort of free speech zealot. there is not this sort of huge moderation apparatus on telegram as there has evolved to be on meta's platgforms, facebook and ins

around 160,000 inhabitants, around 50 miles east of dusseldorf and northeast of alone.of colon. detailjust coming into us. —— a large event. we will review the details as they come in. the typical annual household energy bill will increase by {149 from october after the energy regulator set a new price cap for england, scotland and wales. 0fgem says the limit on what suppliers can charge customers is going up because of higher prices in the international energy market. here's our cost of living correspondent colletta smith. follow the leader. are you the leader? today's news of an energy bill rise isn't going down well with chloe. everything's just too expensive. and then your rent, like, it'sjust living. it'sjust too much. we're just fed up with it, aren't we, really? like millions of people who rely on benefits, last winter, chloe and joshua got extra cost of living payments. but there's no extra help planned this winter. where are you going to find the £150 if, like, your wages aren't going up and then like, benefits aren't going up, you're not getting any extra help

not long ago, at the dusseldorf airport, an illegal immigrant who was being deported to his native cat devoir attacked police officers on the way to the plane. the patrolmen were sent to the hospital, and the migrant was allowed to stay in germany. the ruling coalition at the chancellor may say that now we will begin intensive deportation, but in reality everything looks different. it is necessary to say that this problem appeared with us much earlier, even before the current coalition. the guilt is collective, in addition to the ruling coalition, the germans are calling for accountability. well, the residents are ready to come to blows, in addition to the opponents of migrants, there are also their supporters, they have already come out to protect illegals. denis davidov, anatoly petrov and maxim klopakchi, news. first they report on the difficult work of emergency services among the debris, then they show how rescuers are already in the dark looking for something with flashlights, and then there are shots of the dismantling of the collapsed buildings with a crane. a dramatic series o

a plane or otherwise resists deportation, such a person is simply released, not long ago at the dusseldorf airport, an illegal immigrant who was deported to his native cat devoir. attacked police officers on the way to the plane, the patrolmen were sent to the hospital, and the migrant was allowed to stay in germany. the ruling coalition and the chancellor can say that now we will begin intensive deportation, but in reality everything looks different. it must be said that this problem appeared much earlier, even before the current coalition. the guilt is collective, in addition to the ruling coalition, the germans call angela merkel to account. it was under her that germany hospitably opened its doors to refugees. the compassionate politician is now retired, but her compatriots wait for her outside the store to tell her everything. thank you for plunging the country into chaos. the most important thing is that you feel safe, isn't that right, mrs. merkel, here in germany with personal security. the attack in sollengen is a blow to the reputation of the ruling coalition, local elections are

close relationship with the mayor of sollingen, tim kursbaho, who is being investigated by the düsseldorfcases of membership in a gang of smugglers, he was not fired, and you say you are covering for him and also benefit from this. i do not want to answer these questions, they are inappropriate, inappropriate, because stirring up the criminal underworld with the participation of german politicians, chancellor scholz no longer hides that germany's migration policy is a failure and there are no laws in germany to fix anything now, and the germans do not even want to listen to all this. you are a liar, german experts explain. german society suffers from two fundamental evils, namely the failed energy transition and migration policy. in these projects, scholz's coalition has completely hit a wall, this caste of politicians consists of clowns and comedians who compete to see who is the stupidest. and vastu germany pays more for electricity than the west, because of this, thousands of companies have either closed or are on the verge of bankruptcy. what's interesting is that our authorities thin

recent news, then tell the audience already, well, they found him, they detained him already in dusseldorf he was at the fair when he attacked, you know the story, yesterday some... unknown man attacked people with a knife, he killed three people, three people, then wounded many and ran away, it was a shocking story, of course in germany, he was already detained on suspicion, this is a 26-year-old refugee from syria, this is such a story, and this of course, you know, such a terrible thing, i think that no matter who they are... there were some of our refugees, and there are certainly many 26-year-old men now in germany and in this and in poland, for example and so further, but it is hard for me to imagine that some such idiot of ours would run around with a knife and attack people just like that out of the blue. of course not no no. not the topic of today's conversation, but the topic to think about, gentlemen, what about us time, what we are doing, meanwhile we are moving further in our roll call and the president of mariupol television in 2019-2023, mykola osychenko is already with us,

solingen is a small city near dusseldorf, where people had come together to get out there and celebrateagic attack. , ., ,_, . ~ , ., the us space agency nasa says two astronauts stranded on the international space station will not return to earth until february 2025 and will be brought back not by boeing, but by spacex. the boeing starliner craft will be brought back earlier without the crew. sunita williams and butch wilmore travelled to the international space station in earlyjune for a scheduled eight—day trip, but the starliner craft suffered technical difficulties meaning they couldn't return as planned. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle reports. the start of a mission that was supposed to last just eight days on the international space station. lots of cheering here in the room. big hugs. but nasa astronauts butch wilmore and suni williams have now found out their stay has been extended — to a total of eight months. getting a beautiful view now of starliner. .. the boeing starliner spacecraft they arrived on has been deemed too risky to take them home, so it will come back with

solingen, is in i city itself, solingen, is in the west of the country, around 25 kilometres away from dusseldorfelatively small city, around 160,000 occupants. but this was a big event, a celebration of the city's history, 650 years. a localjournalist city's history, 650 years. a local journalist we spoke city's history, 650 years. a localjournalist we spoke to on bbc news earlier explained to us that there were thousands of people attending this event in what he described as one of the market square is in the city. thousands of people there, and as you can imagine, under any circumstances like this, it would have been incredibly stressful, incredibly confusing. and traumatising for those people who had to witness those people who had to witness those awful scenes in the city tonight. those awful scenes in the city toniaht. , . . ~' ,, ., those awful scenes in the city tonight. jack, you told us a bit about — tonight. jack, you told us a bit about the _ tonight. jack, you told us aj bit about the investigation. just bring us up to date with how authorities are continuing to pursue this operation

solingen, a small city near dusseldorf where people had come together to gather and celebrate and tory sad, tragic attack.- very sad, tragic attack. james, thank you _ very sad, tragic attack. james, thank you so — very sad, tragic attack. james, thank you so much. _ very sad, tragic attack. james, thank you so much. james - very sad, tragic attack. james, - thank you so much. james jackson, a freelance journalist is speaking to us from berlin. the us space agency nasa says two astronauts stranded on the international space station will not return to earth until february 2025 and will be brought back not by boeing but by spacex. the boeing starliner craft will be brought back earlier without the crew. sunita williams and butch wilmore travelled to the international space station in earlyjune for a scheduled eight—day trip but the starliner craft suffered technical difficulties meaning they couldn't return as planned. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle reports. the start of a mission that was supposed to last for just mission that was supposed to last forjust eight days on the interna

people living here, we are in the middle betweenj here, we are in the middle between cologne and dusseldorfy are critical towards some things that are happening. that isjust are critical towards some things that are happening. that is just a disaster because everyone was like, we want to celebrate 650 years of solingen. and the event is now cancelled. solingen. and the event is now cancelled-— cancelled. clearly extremely shockina cancelled. clearly extremely shocking for _ cancelled. clearly extremely shocking for you _ cancelled. clearly extremely shocking for you as - cancelled. clearly extremely shocking for you as well. - cancelled. clearly extremely shocking for you as well. a i cancelled. clearly extremely i shocking for you as well. a few cancelled. clearly extremely - shocking for you as well. a few more details coming in. this is around the police response. we understand they deployed a0 tactical vehicles in the hunt for the suspect according to the local newspaper. vehicles commanded by the sdk which is german for special task force roadblocks have been set up and residents are a

it's called dissolving and it's right between the towns of cologne and dusseldorf with which is indeed in the west of germany at this town festival apparently shortly before 10:00 p.m. the attackers start started stabbing people in the crowd near the stage where the assessable was going on. the police had originally categorized all this as a rampage, but then later spoke of a terror attack and then sort of downgraded that. it's adjusting attack because they say that it appeared as though the attacker deliberately stab people into the neck area so they don't believe that this was someone who was just on some sort of rampage that they believe that this person was specifically looking to kill people. now, so far three people have been confirmed to have been killed, eight people wounded, some of them severely wounded. and it appears as though the perpetrator got away, but there is a big manhunt going on right? right. now. there was one person taken into custody, but then released because he was obviously not the perpetrator. >> just a quick word and that area in germany man hunt could be p

it's a reasonably small city, but it's near the larger cities of dusseldorf and cologne , cities of dusseldorfe 650th anniversary of this city, and also celebrating diversity in the city. when according again to reports, a man, a single male, no reports of multiple attackers, but a man started randomly stabbing people in a central square in zolyom , that central square in zolyom, that man has now disappeared. there is an active manhunt for this individual police helicopters, very significant policing resources that have been brought in to the central area of zolyom. and the authorities are telling people to stay at home, not to venture out, because of course , this armed suspect, course, this armed suspect, believed to still be armed with a knife, is out there. they don't know any more than that at this stage. but of course, as always with these incidents, patrick, attention turns to the potential for this being a terrorist attack. it was certainly a random attack or an attack in a crowded place targeting multiple people. it absolutely fits the profile of what we have seen before in these targ

dusseldorf police say the suspect turned himself in and admitted to the crime.he islamic state terror group claimed responsibility for the knife attack, which happened in a market square, saying it was carried out by one of its members. and today a german federal prosecutor has confirmed that to be true . a church that to be true. a church service has been taking place today to remember and pay respects to those who lost their lives. four of the wounded are in a life threatening condition . in a life threatening condition. elsewhere, overnight barrages of missiles were fired from israel towards lebanon as the israeli military confirmed it launched strikes on hezbollah targets early this morning. israel has confirmed that it struck more hezbollah targets in southern lebanon in the last hour or so. israel called them pre—emptive strikes after officials detected evidence of a large scale attack planned by iranian backed hezbollah . hezbollah has hezbollah. hezbollah has confirmed it started phase one of an attack on israel this morning, beginning by firing a wave o

solingen is a city in western germany, around 18 miles west of dusseldorf.housands were on the streets celebrating its history when this tragic event unfolded. people were like running away from the scene. many were very calm, but so we hadn't we didn't had a panic, but, um, it was shocking. and everybody who had to see that, i can't imagine what that is like. the incident prompted a huge initial response from emergency services, with armed officers attending the scene, medical workers treating victims in the streets, and the reported deployment of a0 tactical vehicles to help with the search for the attacker. a cordon remained in place overnight as officers tried to piece together the events of the evening, their search for the suspect is ongoing. translation: we would - like to have a precise description of the perpetrator. that is difficult. witnesses are in shock or can't speak at the moment. they are all being looked after. we have to put everything together like a jigsaw puzzle, so that we can now expand our search activities and look for the perpetrat

a very small city, 75,000 people, a population of 160,000. 15 miles east of dusseldorf, 75,000 peoplea music festival there this weekend. and at a 930 last night, someone went berserk with a knife and took the lives of three innocent festival goers. it's a story we feel like we hear way too many times at the moment. peter, what did you make of this story coming in from germany? >> well, i think we all feel the same. >> it's horrific. >> it's horrific. >> it's horrific. >> it's incredibly sad. and how terrifying it must have been for anyone who is there. and you know, all our thoughts are with the victims and their families. >> you rightly said we don't know the motives of what happened yet. >> i did note, actually , someone >> i did note, actually, someone referred to as a perpetrator is still at large. so i think in the very short term, german police need to find that person and i'm sure they're working around the clock to do so. >> they say they have got a manhunt. now, we don't have any information about the attacker at all, charlie. i mean, it would be helpful. there are supposedl

dusseldorf police say the suspect turned himself in and admitted to the crime. the islamic state terror group claimed responsibility for the knife attack, which happened in a market square, saying it was carried out by one of its members. and today a german federal prosecutor has confirmed that to be true. a church service has been taking place to remember and pay respects to those who lost their lives. four of the wounded are still in a life threatening condition. international news now and overnight barrages of missiles were fired from israel towards lebanon as the israeli military confirmed it launched strikes on hezbollah targets early this morning. the israeli military says around 100 fighter jets carried out what it described as pre—emptive strikes on hezbollah targets across southern lebanon. hezbollah later fired rockets back into northern israel. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israel would take all measures necessary to defend itself after hezbollah launched the airstrike on israel. in retaliation, they say, for the killing of a senior c

solingen is a city in western germany, around 18 miles west of dusseldorf.ical vehicles to help with the search for the attacker. a cordon remained in place overnight as officers tried to piece together the events of the evening. their search for the suspect is ongoing. translation: we would like to have a precise i description of the perpetrator. that is difficult. witnesses are in shock or cannot speak at the moment. they are all being looked after. we must put everything together like a jigsaw puzzle so that we can now expand our search and look for the perpetrator. reaction so far has been sombre. the city�*s mayor posted on social media that people are in shock, horror and great grief and says he has tears in his eyes for those who have died. this latest incident comes just one week after the german interior minister called for tougher measures on knife crime. the attack last night is likely to only amplify that call as a city grieves for those it has lost. jack surfleet, bbc news. let�*s speak to our correspondent damian mcguinness who�*s in berlin thi

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belarusian flax on the world catwalk in dusseldorf , a show of the evening collection of the belarusian designer took place. red lines, the situation in the kursk region, ukrainian drones and the allied relations of minsk and moscow. alexander lukashenko gave a big interview to the russia tv channel the day before. the conversation between the president and journalist evgeny popov lasted about 2 hours. the former, in his usual manner, answered all the questions in detail and openly questions, including how alexander lukashenko responded to another ill-considered decision by lithuania. on august 16, the state banned entry for all passenger cars with belarusian license plates. but just now the tas agency reported that lithuania, just a minute ago , banned entry for all cars. if i were you, i would not comment on many questions concerning lithuania, because they themselves do not know what they are doing, well, they are madmen, real madmen, therefore, well, what can we say about them, if there were responsible politicians there, we could discuss their policies, but there are no responsible