european cities and eastern european states and the economy of eastern european states eastern in europee war swept twice, first towards the soviet union a. then accordingly. and when we talk about the level of destruction of these countries. yes indeed. they were destroyed very badly and it was necessary to make objects, but on several levels, that is, it was necessary to clearly understand. what are the strategic goals to restore the strategic goal to restore the countries of eastern europe and begin to interact with them to provide conditions for long -term development - this is a strategic goal. let us recall that the largest military operations to liberate europe occurred in the spring-summer period of 19445 in all countries of eastern europe which the red army, driving the nazis towards berlin, did not take place passively. and this it means that there was no grain, there was no sowing in all the countries of eastern europe, and this means that it was a famine, you understand, because ahead after we made peace accordingly and ended the victorious great patriotic war on may 9, and t

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and along 600 miles of the eastern front, the ukrainian army is absorbing russia's blows.just targeting soldiers, it's targeting towns and villages, it's targeting civilians. now, velyka novosilka, where we are now, was nothing special, but the people who lived here are very proud of their new school, they sent the kids to the local kindergarten. russian bombs mean that all of that's gone now. emptied of life, the streets still have traces of a thriving town that once existed here. but few dare linger out in the open. as abandoned as it is, russian bombs still fall here. explosion a mortar lands to the left of our car. it's dangerous to spend too much time above ground here, but we risk the school run. rubble—strewn streets have become bombers�* alleys. much of the town is within range of russian guns. explosion another mortar lands. ..even closer. they're zeroing in. any movement here captures russian attention, so speed matters. out here in the open, a moment's hesitation can prove fatal, so we move fast in search of cover. the school lies broken and forlorn. piano plays

and christians of the eastern rite celebrate palm sunday today, in particular, and throw celebrationst are still relevant for the orthodox church of ukraine and ukrainian greek catholics . this holiday of the lord's entry into jerusalem is similar to that how christ's contemporaries joyfully greeted him with palm branches like this today we consecrate the willow branch , metropolitan epiphanius, the primate of the orthodox church, reminded he called on the churches of ukraine to pray for ukrainian defenders on palm sunday, he emphasized that during a full -scale war we see how our newest heroes imitate the sacrifice of the cross when they consciously go to the trials to protect those they love on this i have everything for now , see you at 11:00 and stay with the press . greetings, dear tv viewers on the air of the espresso tv channel, the program, the studio, the event , we will analyze the most important events of this week, in particular, it is about the visit of president zelensky to warsaw, his meeting with we will also analyze the visit of the english president duda to the derli

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coastal counties, eastern coastal counties will feel cooler, more cloud pushing across southern countiesod spells of sunshine, warm in the sunshine away from eastern coasts but most will have a dry day as well. little change really as we head into wednesday. if anything, wins become stronger on wednesday. sitting on the edge of that area of high pressure. 0nce area of high pressure. once again, a fairamount area of high pressure. once again, a fair amount of cloud across southern counties stop sunshine developing for many through the david notice the strength of the wind on wednesday, quite a keen easterly wind blowing so despite some sunshine along eastern coasts, it will be feeling on the cool side, perhaps 12 or 13 year, away from eastern coasts, temperatures again in the mid—teens but not seeing the 16th and 17th we saw earlier in the week and were given the strength of the wind stop we still keep that stronger windows we head into thursday. mainly dry, good deal sunshine but that noticeable easterly breeze taking the edge of temperatures but on thursday at the moment, a fine day, go

still a fair amount of cloud around on monday, which will soon break across eastern areas and most willzzle at times. in the sunshine, temperatures quite widely in the mid—teens, in the best of the sunshine and away from eastern coasts, temperatures could get up up to around 16 or 17 again. as we head into tuesday, high pressure still the dominant feature, keeping atlantic fronts at bay, but notice the isobars start to come close together so we start to develop a stronger easterly wind. once again, some coastal counties, eastern coastal counties, will feel cooler, more cloud pushing across southern counties of england, and perhaps wlaes too, but for many, dry day, good spells of sunshine, warm in the sunshine away from eastern coasts but most will have a dry day as well. little change really as we head into wednesday. if anything, the winds become a bit stronger on wednesday. we are sitting on the edge of that area of high pressure. once again, a fair amount of cloud across some southern counties and parts of wales, sunshine developing for many through the day but notice the strength of

it was in the plans to strike when the soviet army approached the borders of eastern europe , carpetbing of all these capitals and large cities began. eastern europe that is, it was the goal that the intimidation of the soviet union by these bombings were directed in exactly the same way as the bombardiers, like hiroshima and nagasaki, these were acts of intimidation of the soviet union so that the soviet union understood. with what force will he face in the future, another absolutely cannibalistic plan was being prepared and the fact that the germans, of course, do not attach importance to this today and do not think about the fact that if they became let's say i slowed down this race for berlin then. and capitulation would have come here, well, at other times, this, of course, is a hypothetical statement of the question. but, of course, it is terrifying during the years of the war, great britain and the united states increased their fleet of strategic bombers, which means that great britain had about 1,500. and, the united states of america brought it to 2080 pieces. that is, this

temperatures quite widely in the mid—teens away from eastern coast temperatures could get up easternn. as we head into tuesday high pressure is the dominant feature but notice that the dominant feature but notice that the highs of by start to come close together so we start to develop a stronger easterly wind and some eastern coastal counties will feel cooler. cloud across southern counties of england, perhaps wales. for many, a dry day. warm in the sunshine away from eastern coast but most will have a dry day as well. little change as we head into wednesday. the winds become a little bit stronger on wednesday. setting on the edge of that area of high pressure. cloud across southern counties. some sunshine developing for many but notice the strength of the wind on wednesday. quite a keen easterly wind blowing so despite some sunshine along eastern coasts it will be feeling on the cool side so perhaps 12 or 13 here. temperatures once again will be in the mid—teens but perhaps not seeing the mid—teens but perhaps not seeing the 16th and 17th that we saw earlier in the week given the st

so perhaps 12 or 13 celsius here away from eastern coast.l be in the mid—teens, but perhaps not seeing the 16 and the 17 that we saw earlier in the week given the strength of the wind. and we still keep that stronger wind as we head into thursday as well. so it's mainly dry, a good deal of sunshine, but that noticeable easterly breeze really taking the edge of temperatures. but on thursday, at the moment, it's looking like a fine day, good deal of sunshine, but we could start to see some showers pushing in to parts of east anglia and south east england as well. and again, those temperatures will be typically between 12 and m or 15 celsius. so further on from there, as this high pressure just starts to continue to drift away a little bit further, we start to see areas of low pressure developing across southern parts, central and southern parts of england. and here we could just start to see some showers developing as we head through the weekend and into the early part of the following week. but i think for many where we've seen a fair amount

so the best of the sunshine will be across more eastern areas on monday.ling a little bit cooler, but for many, feeling warmer than it has done recently. and this set up stays with us as we head through tuesday and wednesday. we're just on the edge of this high pressure. so a definite breeze that we will start to feel, particularly again for eastern coast. but the emphasis is on a lot of dry weather, with some spells of sunshine and temperatures a little bit higher than they have been recently. this is bbc news. the headlines: heavy fighting is taking place in sudan as the army clashes with paramilitary forces in the capital khartoum. a man is pinned down and arrested by security staff in japan as the prime minister, fumio kishida, is rushed to safety after an explosion. his predecessor, shinzo abe, was assassinated last year while giving a campaign speech. france's president, emmanuel macron, signs into law his government's controversial pension reforms despite months of protests. the world's most famous horse race — the grand national — sets off shortly.

flank of nato and the eastern flank of the european union, a very important component together, andnian army romanian army i'm not even talking about the turkish army polish army finnish swedish they are in er when it comes to their combat potential we do not take into account nuclear but starting from aviation finishing with the forces of special operations, they calmly reduce the presence of the needs of the presence of the american armed forces in europe to a minimum, no one pays attention to this , in fact, when instead we calculate this potential, the potential of the potential, or even how it will recover after 10-15 years, and so on, that is, it will be moderately, but the americans hedged and placed a normal military base in poznan, and we understand that the presence of nuclear weapons on the territory of belarus does not solve anything in kaliningrad oblasts, and there are skandars that can fly anywhere to berlin, to berlinsk, for sure, so we already understand that i would completely agree with mr. danylov , the secretary of the national security and defense council of uk

still a fair amount of cloud around on monday, which will soon break across eastern areas and most willireland, perhaps hanging onto the cloud, maybe with a bit of drizzle at times. in the sunshine, temperatures quite widely in the mid—teens, in the best of the sunshine and away from eastern coasts, temperatures could get up up to around 16 or 17 again. as we head into tuesday, high pressure still the dominant feature, keeping atlantic fronts at bay, but notice the isobars start to come close together so we start to develop a stronger easterly wind. once again, some coastal counties, eastern coastal counties, will feel cooler, more cloud pushing across southern counties of england, and perhaps wales too, but for many, dry day, good spells of sunshine, warm in the sunshine away from eastern coasts but most will have a dry day as well. little change really as we head into wednesday. if anything, the winds become a bit stronger on wednesday. we are sitting on the edge of that area of high pressure. once again, a fair amount of cloud across some southern counties and parts of wales, sunshin

the granary and for western europe were the countries of eastern europe. specialized in growing grain and oilseeds. and here, in fact, they were faced with the fact that they were flooded with ukrainian grain, and it is much cheaper than eastern european grain. well, because, in principle, ukrainian traders can afford dumping. and the cost of grain in ukraine is less. a. well, there is a lot of this grain. first, warsaw moved from words to deeds , until the end of june , warsaw banned the transport of a number or farms from the territory of ukraine, including vegetables and fruits, honey, poultry meat and grain, moreover, regarding grain in the polish ministry of agriculture. intend to go. further already they are working on a ban on its transit , the head of the ministry said about a dangerous excess of ukrainian grain, and hungary was counted there in the current season only according to official data, and the neighboring side imported up to 400, then wheat. whereas earlier this indicator was 10 times less, this is not the most joyful statistic for hunga

and thatis through into eastern europe. are worried about, whether that would create further problems for the agricultural sector in those states that border ukraine, so poland, romania, slovakia and hungary. thank ou for romania, slovakia and hungary. thank you for now. — romania, slovakia and hungary. thank you for now, thank _ romania, slovakia and hungary. thank you for now, thank you. _ the value of the global cosmetics industry is estimated to be over $90 billion by 2030 with the majority of that growth expected to come from the asia pacific. with the digital world already reshaping the way we live, brands are increasingly using technology to immerse customers in their portfolio of products. will that translate into more sales? suranjana tewari has been finding out. lights. camera. action. but make it ai. in the world of beauty, personalisation is the latest trend and brands are turning to technology to deliver. the world's largest cosmetics company is investing heavily in apps and gadgets and asia is proving to be a

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reach they were forced to leave all this in order to be able to continue combat operations in the easternon and did not have the opportunity to use it somewhere else , mr. taras, and how is russia preparing for our counteroffensive, what probable strategies is being developed by the russians, so far we see that the russians used, in principle, their entire hybrid toolkit in order to stop the supply of weapons to western ukraine, this is a key moment that most worries the russian military and political leadership, because the russians perfectly understand that, well, what we concentrated in the east, on the eastern part of the front, eh, a large number of personnel of weapons equipment in order to deter the russians there does not absolutely do not mean that we are not preparing and do not have the potential to be ready for our contrast , because in the basis of eh hm those units that will be, as they say, the main strike forces of the armed forces of ukraine in our future counteroffensive are units that have undergone training with instructors from nato member countries, these are units t

england and maybe even into south—eastern parts of scotland.e plenty of sunshine around and those temperatures will be higher than today, but still no better than probably 1a or 15 degrees in northern ireland. it does cloud over later on in the day and there could be a few spots of rain into the evening and overnight. that weakening weather front is trying to come in from the atlantic, but, at the same time, pressure is building, so it's tending to kill off that weatherfront, if you like. there's not much rain left at all by sunday, but there is more cloud around and across some eastern parts of england there could be some early morning mist and fog patches. the winds light for england and wales, a little brisker for northern ireland and western parts of scotland. it's a southerly breeze on sunday, so those temperatures just continuing to rise just a little bit, up to around 16 degrees at best. that's near or slightly above average. at one point it looked like into early next week temperatures could get around 20 degrees or more. we've still go

nobody ever really considered the eastern panhandle. but now the eastern panhandle is hey, that's western virginia. they thought of it as part of eastern virginia, greenbrier valley, same thing. the other reality, too, is those are areas where there are active confederate military operations. these confederate troops, they're actually station near the greenbrier, near lewisburg. and in front of you, you have a handout that is showing what this dismemberment ordinance did was the convention approved this. and like with the secession convention, they held a statewide referendum. and this referendum is held. on october 24th. any obvious questions as you look at this map and on the back side, you have the actual election returns. remember, we had a decent turnout for the secession vote. so any thoughts, any maybe observations as you're taking a look over that. it's very interesting. yeah. adrian, looking at calhoun county, what it says there, and i like participating because i like issues on the civil war, right there, like in the pocket of

we have seen a i lot of code in eastern england which has been pushing lot of code in eastern englandpushing westwards. a lot of code in central, _ has been pushing westwards. a lot of code in central, southern _ has been pushing westwards. a lot of code in central, southern england - code in central, southern england for the afternoon but with some sunny spells and on isolated light shower but us guys break into eastern england the chance of one or two heavy and thundery showers forever. most will be dry and temperatures higher than the past few days, led 13—15 quite rightly. that sets us up for a beautiful afternoon for some rugby at the park in cardiff, big clash between wales and england. the coverage will be on bbc two later. fine evening look is meant to but in northern ireland there will be out bits of rain, lots of cloud across western areas to end evening and that was spreading across much of the uk tonight. in the west we are most likely to see some rain and drizzle at times and are much milder night than last night. eastern counties of england, the reverse of last night. it

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now i will tell you more about eastern european countries prohibit the import of ukrainian food to poland and hungary joined by slovakia, their examples are going to follow. the czech republic, romania and bulgaria, these states made a collective appeal to the bussel complaining that the products of the ukrainian pc that flooded into the eu after the abolition of duties last year put eastern european farmers on the verge of ruin. a separate state included in it is not decided. who is the final recipient of ukrainian goods, this function falls on economic operators who they better understand where such products are most in demand, including agricultural grain from ukraine, warsaw decided among products, vegetables and fruits, honey, meat, poultry grain, and regarding grain, the polish ministry of agriculture intends to go further and are already working on a ban on its transit. this was stated by the head of the ministry of hungary and calculated last year. the total volume of imports of ukrainian grain and oil crops. increased to 2.5 million tons, previous years it was no more than 60,000

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eastern european countries prohibit the import of ukrainian food to poland and hungary joined slovakia, their example is going to follow. the czech republic, romania and bulgaria, this state made a collective appeal to the bustel, complaining that the products of the ukrainian pc that flooded into the eu after the abolition of duties last year put eastern european farmers on the verge of ruin. the eu or a separate state that is part of it is not decided. who is the final recipient of ukrainian goods, this function falls on economic operators, who better understand where such products are most in demand , including agricultural grain, warsaw decided with ukraine among the products, vegetables and fruits, honey, meat, poultry grain, and regarding grain, the polish ministry of agriculture intends to go further and are already working over the ban on its transit , this was stated by the head of the hungarian ministry. farmers statistics. in addition, with the rise in energy prices for fertilizers, the costs have increased manifold, but the prices for grain, even without ukrainian dumping,

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should thin out and that should trigger sharp showers across eastern england, may be into south—easternound and the temperatures higher than today. still no better than 14-15. than today. still no better than 14—15. northern ireland clouds over later than the they could be some spots of rain into the evening overnight but the weakening weather front is trying to come in from the atlantic but at the same time, pressure building so tending to kill off that weather front so not much rain left at all by sunday. there is a more cloud around and across eastern parts of england there could be some morning mist and fog patches. when this light for england and wales, brisk for northern ireland and western parts of scotland, a southerly breeze on sunday so the temperature continuing to rise a little bit to around 16 at best, so that is near are slightly above average. at one point it looked like m2 early next week the temperature could be 20 or more. high pressure building from scandinavia keeping it dry but around the high pressure we have easterly winds so the temperature not expected to be qui

so the best of the sunshine will be across more eastern areas on monday. eastern coasts will be feeling a little bit cooler, but for many, feeling warmer than it has done recently. and this set up stays with us as we head through tuesday and wednesday. we're just on the edge of this high pressure. so a definite breeze that we will start to feel, particularly again for eastern coast. but the emphasis is on a lot of dry weather, with some spells of sunshine and temperatures a little bit higher than they have been recently. live from london, this is bbc news. heavy fighting is taking place in sudan as the army clashes with paramilitary forces, in the capital khartoum. a man is arrested and the japanese prime minister rushed to safety after an explosion. france's president, emmanuel macron, signs into law his government's controversial pension reforms, despite months of protests. the world's most famous horse race, the grand national, sets off shortly amid animal rights protests.

it is going to leave us with some cloud to start the weekend across eastern england, eastern scotlande, that will trigger some showers, and those could be quite sharp as well. away from those eastern areas, it should be dry and there should be quite a bit of sunshine, and with the winds still light, it should feel pleasantly warm in the sunshine as well. temperatures are nothing to get excited about, but an improvement on friday. so typically around 12 to 14 degrees on saturday. northern ireland does cloud over in the afternoon, and into the evening and overnight we could see a little bit of rain coming in on that weatherfront there, but that will be weakening as we head into sunday, as high pressure continues to build. but we are going to see a lot more cloud around on sunday. not much rain towards the north—west, where it's a little breezy, we're picking up that southerly breeze. and towards some eastern parts of england we could start with some mist and fog on sunday morning before we get a bit more sunshine through the day. and because it's a southerly breeze, those temperatures w

but is more eastern areas.er head way of wet weather as head towards wednesday. the towards wednesday. enjoy the rest . by good afternoon. this is the latest from the gb newsroom. some breaking in the last half an hour. a man has died after he was left seriously injured in a charity boxing in nottingham last saturday he was taking part in the ultra white collar boxing event at harvey harden sports village and investigations are now underway . labour leader sir now underway. labour leader sir keir starmer has the government to get a grip of the situation at the port of the ports declared a critical incident with significant caused by coach p&o ferries and dfds seaways reported delays of up to 7 hours for ferry and coach services, citing bad weather and hold ups. the french border controls millions of the lowest paid workers will get a salary boost today as the national minimum wage is increased. the hourly rate is going up from £9.50 to £10. $0.42 for adults. the government the rise keeps it on track to achieve

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now in detail discuss with our metallics and villages for him in the eastern regions. can we perfect, if it is interesting to analyze, or because, especially on the eve of the upcoming presidential elections, because i want to repeat once again, the leader of the presidential elections. this is an election of a completely different scale of significance than all previous elections. they will determine. fate in our country in mariupol, by the new academic year, they plan to complete the restoration of the technical university, and in the fall, almost 2,000 new objects will be connected to the heat, this was reported in deputy prime minister marat usnullin during his regular working trip to the city on the spot. he checked how he was fulfilling the instructions of the president , inspected the sites for new construction and talked with local residents. we have a task . this is a program for the socio-economic development of the region, where we do not just have to look separately. what house is built there? what street will we build? or which object we will launch, and t

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state that conducts eastern politics, and does she remember how on in the east, historical images arell, let's say that images are not. well, of course, images are historical. eastern countries are very beautiful. serious interest in ukraine and why will turkey really not allow ukraine to fall? this is the baltic-black sea region, this is the completion of the regional security architecture. that is, there are two options, yes, or this security architecture can look like london. lyuklyuch because without it, without it, to put it bluntly, ankara, london, warsaw, kyiv , where did they complete the reading on the irrigater, we will be in nato, conditionally speaking, i hope that we will be in nato, we will not be in nato, but it is salty this pass is of great importance to erdoğan - he understands this very well and it is a counterweight to the countermeasures in this expansion that took place in the russian federation. he also perfectly understands the whole situation, for example, the expansion of russia in the middle east region. yes, he already perfectly understands what although he

to organize their work , the german ministry of eastern territories sent a fabianakin woman there topare sabotage groups under the guise of soviet border guards and red army soldiers for being thrown into the territory of the bssr, the information of mayevsky pleasant pan from the tavern will be confirmed more than once until the start of the war. at the same time, the preparation of the so-called selected material for undercover work from among belarusians began, and in a place in the charter not far from berlin , courses for propagandists and translators were organized there to work in belarus. after its occupation by german troops. a contingent was also allocated for being thrown through illegal channels to territory of the bssr for subversive activities. subsequently, in the charter, a camp will be created for training personnel from among representatives of different nationalities of belarusians, ukrainians, armenians, azerbaijanis, and others to be sent to the territory of the ussr. the results of several years of work in the belarusian direction did not take long. a fateful de

also coming up, russia claims it has captured, captured more territory and back move in eastern ukraine. keep admits to setbacks in the city, but insisted maintains a vital supply line ah unexpired. welcome to the program to dance. rival military factions have agreed to extend to fragile truths in the conflict now in its 3rd week. the new 72 hours cease fire is supposed to provide some respite for civilians caught up in the fighting. a series of previously agreed truces has failed to end hostilities with each side, blaming the other. and there are growing concerns about the wider impact. the united nations is warning that an escalating humanitarian crisis could engulf the whole of east africa. as the conflict in sudan rages on, the human impact intensifies. heavy fighting has led tens of thousands to seek refuge in neighboring countries. across the eastern border and chat, the united nations has sent an emergency response teams offering humanitarian assistance. it estimates that $20000.00 refugees have made the crossing since the fighting began, many with tales of violence or on, on a t

eastern on c-span. announcer: these high school students participated in this year's studentcam documentary competition where we asked, if you were a newly elected member of congress, which issue would be your first priority and why? these are our top 2021 entries. these years sweaters are 10 and seventh graders from montgomery have school, west front middle school and green river school in silver spring, bethesda, and -- maryland where c-span is available. their wedding documentary entitled "the dark side of pet breeding". >> there are many good congresspeople on both sides of the idol -- aisle addressing biggest issues but so many to take a quick -- a look at pet breeding. >> due to crop failures in the midwest, the federal government said large-scale pet breeding was an alternative. that many facilities began to put profit over conditions. it was an undercover investigation into dogs being used as medical testing that led to a huge legislation called the animal welfare act. >> 1966, the animal welfar

and that's the situation here in eastern jad, at the moment i'm at the greece, al jazeera cook room. as i mentioned, large numbers of people from south, sir donna, also trying to return how to 0. her in baton is in south sedans, capital juba, the international organization for migration says that about 1500000 people from south to done living in sid done. some of them are refugees, others when they're looking for work. when the fighting started, people like i'm not doing and has 6 children left cartoon and cameo to sell to don's capital, juba a jenny that took them about 2 days by bus and they now staying with family friends who take the men for as long as it takes a journey for her and their children to get here was traumatic. my children heard gunfire and so things they should never see. they are see the scared. i am happy, we got back to south sedan, 700 south to done as close ties with its neighbors. who died? remember this kind of gauge independence from the done in 2011, many people to left friends and family stuck in the don. and they're worried about what's happening over the

the city center was probably one of the worst things that could have happened on eastern night. apparently it was a standard grad miss hold barrage people began lloyd on the grounds. the ground shook. the spell of gunpowder is still there, but it is unclear what is happening with them. there was a guy who was at the church service. he was injured. they say he got hit in the stomach. there were 2 hits, it was very loud. they say they are more people there, but i didn't see them. she was still some kind of movement showing signs of life that it got worse and worse now the ambulance came. meanwhile, a kindergarten was also head during the attack. ok, no reports of casualties. i spoke to the kindergartens head about what happened when you thought it was when the gatekeeper called me at 4 o'clock. he said that charles landed near the kindergarten. the windows had been blown out. then they called me and told me that the annex was on fire and as a fire brigade had been called, thank god, no one was heard. this is not the 1st time our building has been struck. it happened 1st on februar

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just one or two light showers are possible across the south—eastern parts of england.aces will stay dry, we'll get to see some sunshine. but those coastal parts of eastern scotland and north—east england with the cloud here may not get into double figures. the cloud is becoming a bit more widespread across eastern areas overnight and into the morning, and some patchy mist and fog is possible here and there. not quite as chilly going into saturday morning, but the coldest spots in the countryside will be close to freezing, so a touch of frost is possible. we are going to see often quite large amounts of cloud towards eastern coastal parts of the uk during saturday, whereas further inland, you get to see some sunny spells. the odd spot of drizzle can't be ruled out and another fairly chilly day where the cloud is thickest. but elsewhere, a touch breezier, but there will be plenty of dry and sunny weather on the way. the high pressure is trying to hold on going into sunday, but this weather system in the west will gradually start to move in. and whilst there is still some

some spells of sunshine, but more cloud across parts of eastern scotland and eastern england.e the cloud does linger, it'll make it feel really rather cool. temperatures there in aberdeen maybe only getting to around eight degrees celsius. further west, sunny skies and highs of 15 or 16, but we will see more cloud into northern ireland, a very weak frontal system that could bring the odd spot of rain here during saturday night. and then into sunday, here comes another weather front and this one will have a bit more energy about it. so we will certainly see the cloud thickening up across northern ireland. some rain here by the afternoon, perhaps eventually into western scotland, west wales, the far south west of england. but ahead of that, some spells of sunshine, some areas of cloud, but with a strengthening southerly breeze, it is going to feel warm. temperatures could get as high as 16 or 17 degrees. but through sunday night, this frontal system pushes eastwards, taking outbreaks of rain with it. i think the most persistent rain will mainly be confined to the overnight hours

production volumes today meeting of the alliance monitoring committee what forecasts do experts make eastern europe cannot withstand the flow of ukrainian food? what are the reasons? in volgograd, they launched the production of liquid armor, what is its uniqueness? tours in the capital on the stage of the moscow art theater named after chekhov these days are played by artists of the alexandria theater. what performances did they bring? and let's start with an investigation into the explosion in a cafe in st. petersburg , the military commander maxim fomin, better known, died as vladlen tatarsky, according to inform agencies, a suspected of committing a crime, a resident of the northern capital, daria, demanded that she already fell into the field of view of law enforcement agencies for participating in unauthorized rallies, official information about the detention is not yet available and now on a direct line from st. petersburg to our correspondent dmitry akimov dima greetings we are waiting for details from you. hello sasha. well, now we continue to work on the spot, the incident. ah, veh