russian federation banner group of companies and the guard of honor of the eastern military district to the music of alexandrov's song the holy war brings the square of the direct center of the state flag of the russian federation and the banner of victory 1945 will forever remain in the memory of the people there will be victories over fascism, and the flag hoisted over the defeated stag by soldiers of the 150th infantry division sergeant mikhail egorov and junior sergeant meleton. kantaria, the sign of victory since then, this assault flag has been the banner of victory and tremblingly passes yes from the hands front-line soldiers, sons, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, heirs of their glorious deeds, the banner of victory and the state flag of the russian federation are today in the safe hands of the servicemen of the companies and the guard of honor of the eastern military district , corporal denis mosintsev and private denis dergunov. heads the banner group, senior lieutenant. dmitry nazarkom to serve in this company is difficult, responsibly and honorably , the unit partic

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wednesday night the low cloud rose back into eastern scotland, much of central southern, eastern englandhillier spots under the clear skies and the northwest. we do it all again for thursday for the best of the sunshine again across northern and western areas. eastern scotland, eastern england will see that cloud burned back to the coast with the the onshore breeze which which will be quite fresh across the east and southeast it will feel cooler here as opposed to western areas which was the temperatures into the low 205 celsius. emily lepage on friday, most of the cloud across northern and eastern areas, a garden more of and eastern areas, a garden more of a breeze across the southeast, that will temper the temperatures somewhat. little bit low across the board, low 205 as opposed to the mid—205 put it into the weekend largely fine, dry, plenty of sunshine for the best of the sunshine for the best of the sunshine out west, always a bit cloudy and along north sea coast. this is bbc news. we'll have all the headlines and main news stories at the top of the hour, but first it's hardtalk. w

of eastern scotland.y and where that happens it will be cool. 12 degrees for lerwick, ia for norwich, but further west highs of 2a there in glasgow. this evening and tonight we do it all over again. we bring this cloud in from the north sea. it rolls its way westwards. clearest of the skies across parts of western scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. that's where it will turn a little bit chilly. temperatures generally between six and 11 degrees. tomorrow, parts of east wales, a good part of england, eastern scotland starting cloudy. a lot of that cloud will roll its way back towards the east coast. if you are spending your day along the coast, if it stays cloudy, when you're exposed to the breeze temperatures are likely to only get to ia, 15, 16 degrees. parts of north—east scotland only getting to 12 or 13 degrees. however, further west in the sunshine, temperatures around glasgow likely to get to 25, 26 degrees. 23 for western parts of northern ireland. many western parts of england and wale

and eastern england., the showers fade away this evening. overnight, many places will be dry, but rain and a stronger breeze will be pushing in from the west. and that will make for quite a cloudy and a damp bank holiday monday. here it is showing up clearly on the pressure charts. it will arrive across northern ireland certainly later on today into the evening. some of the rain will be quite heavy at times and eventually through the night it'll transfer towards central and western parts of britain. now, ahead of it, it'll stay dry. the showers that fade away through this evening will leave clear skies through the night and temperatures will dip into single digits in one or two of the chillier spots, but generally out west, temperatures will be rising as this rain moves in. so we could start off with some early brightness eastern england, east anglia, in the south—east, but it won't last. the rain will arrive here later in the morning, through the afternoon. skies brighten up for scotland and northern ire

always a bit chilly along that eastern coast. if you're out and about enjoying that sunshine, bear that in and about enjoying that sunshine, bearthat in mind. and about enjoying that sunshine, bear that in mind. for the second half of the weekend, it turns a bit more unsettled. we have this where the french bringing some rain, pushing into northern ireland and scotland as the day goes on. —— we have this weather french bringing some rain. it will largely be fine and dry per central and eastern areas. one of the highest temperatures on sunday, potentially up temperatures on sunday, potentially up to 20 celsius. but a bit cooler for the north—west, temperatures of 12 to 15 degrees. that cooler weather will extend even further south—east, but as we go into the new working week, we can see the blues returning to the charts, as we go through next week. temperatures will drop down by a few degrees, so it will feel chillier, and could be some showers around, and settled. some showers around, temperatures about 15 to 18 celsius. that is

best of the sunshine again across northern and western areas, eastern scotland, eastern england will the coast. but again, with the onshore breeze, which will be quite fresh across the east, and the south east, it'll feel cooler here, as opposed to western areas which will see temperatures again into the low 20s celsius. similar picture on friday, most of the cloud across northern and eastern areas. again, more of a breeze in across the southeast. that'll temper the temperatures somewhat. i think temperatures are a little lower across the board. we're in the low 20s out west in the sunshine, as opposed to the mid—20s. but into the weekend it stays largely fine. dry, plenty of sunshine again. best of the sunshine out west, always a bit cloudier and cooler along the north sea coasts. live from washington. this is bbc news. welcome to viewers on pbs in america the us debt ceiling bill passes a critical first test in congress before going to a full vote in the house of representatives on wednesday. the war in ukraine reaches russia. vladimir putin says he'll boost air defences after an a

best of the sunshine again across northern and western areas, eastern scotland, eastern england willith the onshore breeze, which will be quite fresh across the east, and the south east, it'll feel cooler here, as opposed to western areas which will see temperatures again into the low 20s celsius. similar picture on friday, most of the cloud across northern and eastern areas. again, more of a breeze in across the southeast. that'll temper the temperatures somewhat. i think temperatures are a little lower across the board. we're in the low 20s out west in the sunshine, as opposed to the mid—20s. but into the weekend it stays largely fine. dry, plenty of sunshine again. best of the sunshine out west, always a bit cloudier and cooler along the north sea coasts. live from washington. this is bbc news. the us debt ceiling bill passes a critical first test in congress before going to a full vote in the house of representatives on wednesday. the war in ukraine reaches russia — vladimir putin says he'll boost air defences after an aerial attack on moscow. a former chinese government scientis

best of the sunshine again across northern and western areas, eastern scotland, eastern england will the east, in the south east, it�*ll feel cooler here as opposed to western areas which will see temperatures again into the low 20 celsius. similar picture on friday, most of the cloud across northern and eastern areas. again, more of a breeze in across the south—east. that�*ll temper the temperatures somewhat so. i think temperatures are a little bit lower across the board. we�*re in the low 20s out west and the sunshine as opposed to the mid 20s, but into the weekend it stays largely fine, dry, plenty of sunshine again. best of the sunshine out west, always a bit cloudier and cooler along north sea coasts. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i�*m monica miller. the headlines. south korea reports on a north korean launch, duration orderfor seoul duration order for seoul in ever. vladimir putin blames a drone strike on moscow on ukraine and said it is trying to frighten the russian people. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i�*m monica miller. the headli

england to begin with, and that will hover around many eastern coastal counties of england throughoutes will dominate, breezy again across some southern and southeastern areas, and that will limit the temperature rise towards that southeast corner — only around 13—14 along the coastal strip. but with winds light further north and west, even warmer than we saw on monday. to the north of glasgow, maybe up to 2a celsius. now for wednesday, if anything, there'll be more low cloud around — a bit more across eastern scotland, more extensively through england, even into east wales. but the western edges of that will continue to melt away as we go through the day, lingering a bit more through some parts of the south midlands into eastern england, again limit in temperature rise here. but to the north of scotland, we could even peak at around 26 celsius by this stage. area of high pressure, then, through wednesday night into thursday continues to nudge a little bit further westwards, and that still allows that keen breeze towards the south and southeast, and it allows a bit more cloud pushing

well, the others are definitely not all i can teach , they are not going to, but the fact that the easternt of the huge russian empire believes that the chinese language is the language of the future. that is, this is the opinion of ordinary people, of course, citizens , what does this indicate? you know, this indicator of knowledge of languages ​​and preferences is an indicator of soft power, so those states that actually use these for which this language is equal , that is, what we see. such an event a systematic gap is happening about what the russian eurasians said that there would be a big turn to the east that's all that's happening in the chinese want to learn the russian language and the russians want all the chinese, here is of course a miscalculation of the great eurasians because they thought it would be russian e-e influence that the russian world will appear again somewhere in manchuria, which it previously controlled there on the leodon peninsula, maybe the north has correct roots, nothing like that will grow chinese, what kind of influence and how russians know very well fro

this really is of how they controversial mostly occupied eastern eastern is part of israel, so called a flag day, celebrating its illegal occupation of east jerusalem during the 1967 war israel's far right. national security minister. it's a mob been give you join the crowds making their way through damascus game to the old city. they were her charging races slogans as they must see the streets and answer the o x and most compelled access to the era used to be coordinated with the policy new authorities. but that still happens happening anymore, which many palestinians see as a provocation. money policy is unoccupied, eastern eastern close the shops is as rarely as most through the city settlers protected by it's ready for assist, was seen attacking palestinians of the old city. several arrests were made with a monks, was that the damascus gates, when it's a mob, been given to join the all acts or encouraging the literally being offered through the gate by his arrival was greeted with 2 sons pressing around security details, trying to shake the significant addition is the same disappo

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peaking at 16 or 17 in the sunshine, chilly air for eastern scotland and some north sea coasts as that push away the rain for mainland scotland, moving towards the northern isles, not quite as chilly across eastern parts of england, typical temperatures five to 7 degrees heading into tomorrow. many places starting dry with sunshine, lots of clouds coming into eastern scotland and north—east england as the breeze picks up, breeze bringing collagen training to the south—west, pushing the cloud into northern ireland. cooler than today, cooler across the east of scotland, north—east england, warmer with lighter winds across parts of the midlands and the south—east, temperatures probably reaching 19, compare that with the struggle to get into double figures in eastern scotland and the north—east of england in that chilly breeze off the north sea. this breeze off the north sea. this breeze pushes north through the evening and overnight, right not amounting to too much towards scotland on friday but it will be followed by sunshine and also increasing numbers of showers which could turn heavy,

and eastern england., the showers fade away this evening. overnight, many places will be dry, but rain and a stronger breeze will be pushing in from the west. and that will make for quite a cloudy and a damp bank holiday monday. here it is showing up clearly on the pressure charts. it will arrive across northern ireland certainly later on today into the evening. some of the rain will be quite heavy at times and eventually through the night it'll transfer towards central and western parts of britain. now, ahead of it, it'll stay dry. the showers that fade away through this evening will leave clear skies through the night and temperatures will dip into single digits in one or two of the chillier spots, but generally out west, temperatures will be rising as this rain moves in. so we could start off with some early brightness eastern england, east anglia, in the south—east, but it won't last. the rain will arrive here later in the morning, through the afternoon. skies brighten up for scotland and northern ire

the cloudy and coolest weather to be found across eastern parts of scotland, the eastern side of england dominant weather feature. we will continue to see the winds flowing around that area of high pressure. where you're exposed to that breeze around eastern coasts it will feel quite cool and it will be cloudy at times. the highest temperatures and the best of the sunshine further west. hello, i'm ben thompson. you're watching the context on bbc news. the trial of the man accused of carrying out the deadliest attack the us history ofjewish history gets under way in pittsburgh. more on that story for you and just a moment. but let's get the latest sport news from the bbc sport centre. on shelterfor evacuees. that area on the let's start at roland garros, where the men's world number two,

england to begin with, and that will hover around many eastern coastal counties of england throughoutp. but come away from that, blue skies will dominate, breezy again across some southern and southeastern areas, and that will limit the temperature rise towards that southeast corner — only around 13 or 14 along the coastal strip. but with winds light further north and west, even warmer than we saw on monday — to the north of glasgow, maybe up to 2a degrees. now for wednesday, if anything, there'll be more low cloud around — a bit more across eastern scotland, more extensively through england, even into east wales. but the western edges of that will continue to melt away as we go through the day, lingering a bit more, i think, through some parts of the south midlands into eastern england — again limit in temperature rise here. but to the north of scotland, we could even peak at around 26 degrees by this stage. our area of high pressure, then, through wednesday night into thursday continues to nudge a little bit further westwards, and that still allows that keen breeze towards the south

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the shower risk will be central, eastern scotland, central eastern england.nd then later in the day it will turn windier and cloudier with some rain for northern ireland. but temperatures will respond. it's going to feel warmer, particularly in england and wales could see up to 20, 21 degrees, 18 degrees in the central belt of scotland. but like i mentioned, it doesn't last. although it will be a dry night for central and eastern parts, it'll turn wetter and windier out west, but milder as well. some warmer air moving in with this rain, temperatures dipping into single digits across eastern england under those clear skies. so this is the pressure chart then for bank holiday monday. we've got the weather front spreading from west to east across the country. more isobars on the chart so it will be blustery as well. it could start briefly dry and bright across the far south east, but soon the cloud, the wind and the rain will arrive here as well and it stays wet, as you can see. many could see some brightness, in scotland, northern ireland, but that will set off

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we are witnessing these conditions in the northeastern and eastern parts of the country. for the next two days, due to the wind in the northern parts of the persian gulf and the strait of hormuz, i am very nervous and with you.

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this is what's left of bakhmut in eastern ukraine.ed by russian forces of the ruins they now largely control. mercenaries from the wagner group claim they're withdrawing, being replaced by regular russian troops. but ukraine insists its forces are still engaged on the ground in the outskirts, as the country's most senior security official told us. translation: we control 'ust a small part of the city, i and we admit that. but you have to keep in mind that bakhmut has played a big role in this war. are the wagner mercenary group withdrawing, as their leader, prigozhin, says? translation: yes, that is happening. l but it doesn't mean that they will stop fighting us. they're going to concentrate more on other fronts. 0ur intelligence is following that. we understand where they will appear next. they are regrouping to other free locations and we're following that. voiceover in ukrainian and all the while, ukraine is preparing a counter—offensive. this propaganda video broadcast by military commanders to raise morale and encourage what the

tamara grew up in eastern cape in south africa.arted my period, it was a very difficult time for me because i grew up watching my mum using rags, like old rags or clothes as a pad, so by the time i got onto my period i had to learn how to fold an old cloth — you take an old cloth, you wash it, you cut it up really nicely as a pad and you wrap it around you. tamara used to miss school for more than a week when she was on her period. she's now created a business where she donates period products to the poorest schools in south africa. i made a choice deep within me that i don't want to see anyone go through what i went through. i was very, very bullied at school because i used to get my period at school. to an extent, having blood was i menstruated too early for my other peers. tamara is not alone. it is estimated around 30% of girls in south africa do not attend school because they don't have access to sanitary products. this is thought to be because around 7 million south african girls cannot afford tampons or pads, which is really

however, the rain will continue in the eastern part of the country. these rains will occur on this day in the provinces of north khorasan , razavi khorasan, south khorasan, sistan and baluchistan, kerman province, and hormozgan province. western babajan, east azarbaijan, ardabil province, and also in the eastern parts of the country, for the eastern parts of north khorasan province, the northern parts of khorasan razavi and baluchistan provinces, the southern parts of kerman province and the northern parts of hormozgan province . the form of scattered showers in the northern part was previously due to the features of the lower alborz mountains, but another phenomenon is visible even today. it can be said that in most parts of the country, strong winds are the dominant phenomenon . tomorrow, monday, these strong winds will occur in the western parts of the central areas of south of alborz in the south-eastern parts of the country, on tuesdays and wednesdays, in the northern and eastern parts of the country, in some years, the speed of the wind increase

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eastern parts cloudy and cooler. just as we have right now and the cloud will be melting away across the midlands eastern england and the north of scotland, staying pretty cloudy through the afternoon. breeze blowing in off the sea and temperatures for norwich, 14 degrees. 2a in the glasgow area and tonight, we bring all of this cloud in the east, roll it westwards and many are being enveloped by cloud, certainly crossing in wales, eastern and northern scotland. north—west england with clear skies overhead and may be the odd mist patch and thatis and may be the odd mist patch and that is where we will see the cheapest of the weather. tomorrow we do it again, start cloudy in many places and many places the cloud retreating to the east coast and lingering in northern scotland. under the cloud, these are the temperatures, 14 in skegness, chilly breeze off the north sea. part of north east scotland up to 12 or 13 degrees. furtherwest north east scotland up to 12 or 13 degrees. further west and that is where we will see t

could it was eastern wales.to freezing but for most between four and 7 degrees. tomorrow we start off great across eastern areas, it will take time for the cloud to break up and it will be a brisk and corny breeze. warmerfurther and it will be a brisk and corny breeze. warmer further south and west, we could up to the mid 20s across the central belt of scotland stopped wednesday in a similar story, were cloud for england and wales. it could turn sunny across this far south—east. cooler along north sea coasts, especially choice because the facts of the south—east, warmest weather tours the north and west. could be up to 26 degrees for the glasgow area. on thursday perhaps a more cloud, northern and eastern england, that breeze through the channel. a further west is where we will see the best of the sunshine. fora friday we will see the best of the sunshine. for a friday and the weekend very little change, high pressure continues to dominate although a different story as we look toward southern europe, through the

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best of the sunshine again across northern and western areas, eastern scotland, eastern england will, which will be quite fresh across the east, and the south east, it'll feel cooler here, as opposed to western areas which will see temperatures again into the low 20s celsius. similar picture on friday, most of the cloud across northern and eastern areas. again, more of a breeze in across the southeast. that'll temper the temperatures somewhat. i think temperatures are a little lower across the board. we're in the low 20s out west in the sunshine, as opposed to the mid—20s. but into the weekend it stays largely fine. dry, plenty of sunshine again. best of the sunshine out west, always a bit cloudier and cooler along the north sea coasts. president biden and speaker mccarthy urge members of their parties to support their debt ceiling deal with thejune 5th deadline looming ever closer. the chips are up — as nvidia briefly enters the trillion dollar club. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm monica miller. let's start on wall street, where the day has ended president biden and

and eastern england.the pressure charts. it will arrive across northern ireland certainly later on today into the evening. some of the rain will be quite heavy at times and eventually through the night it'll transfer towards central and western parts of britain. now, ahead of it, it'll stay dry. the showers that fade away through this evening will leave clear skies through the night and temperatures will dip into single digits in one or two of the chillier spots, but generally out west, temperatures will be rising as this rain moves in. so we could start off with some early brightness eastern england, east anglia, in the south—east, but it won't last. the rain will arrive here later in the morning. through the afternoon. skies brighten up for scotland and northern ireland, but some heavy showers will develop. could see some significant thunderstorms developing across northern ireland. so some torrential downpours in places. in the sunshine, where you get it, then the high teens. but for most, i think, the

so it going to be dust, even the sandstone brought down through eastern saturday. maybe maybe about re possibly even cause a this is doing sunday is leaving me at least 4 middle part of s, cuz a lot lot, many shuttles around the delta drags. you can see even to the west, we don't see a great deal because the sun's taking them up. for example in nigeria. shopping for the sides. so we've got the weather coming up from the south, which means an awful lot of rain to the eastern cape. now up until this point has been halted and it may be west and bolts one. i'm in dolton, kate, but i think if this wind in charge is the time she will drop the wellness full, obviously easy of mine to of right. even snow this it to the we more neighbors most even people far away are so helping with the environment. problems in amazon because they are consumers. i teach kids about the best that i oceans are facing today. i've been working and are just trying to find ways to get this language helped kids. what do we do and what are you going to do to keep the oceans click. these are link, in

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best of the sunshine again across northern and western areas, eastern scotland, eastern england willn, with the onshore breeze, which will be quite fresh across the east, and the south east, it'll feel cooler here, as opposed to western areas which will see temperatures again into the low 20s celsius. similar picture on friday, most of the cloud across northern and eastern areas. again, more of a breeze in across the southeast. that'll temper the temperatures somewhat. i think temperatures are a little lower across the board. we're in the low 20s out west in the sunshine, as opposed to the mid—20s. but into the weekend it stays largely fine, dry, plenty of sunshine again. best of the sunshine out west, always a bit cloudier and cooler along north sea coasts. welcome to hardtalk, from south africa. i'm stephen sackur, and this is the south african parliament in cape town, dominated since 1994 by the african national congress. but could the anc�*s grip on power be loosened? well, the once unthinkable mayjust be possible.

best of the sunshine again across northern and western areas, eastern scotland, eastern england willhe south east, it'll feel cooler here, as opposed to western areas which will see temperatures again into the low 20s celsius. similar picture on friday, most of the cloud across northern and eastern areas. again, more of a breeze in across the southeast. that'll temper the temperatures somewhat. i think temperatures are a little lower across the board. we're in the low 20s out west in the sunshine, as opposed to the mid—20s. but into the weekend it stays largely fine. dry, plenty of sunshine again. best of the sunshine out west, always a bit cloudier and cooler along the north sea coasts. live from london — this is bbc news. the alarm's raised in both south korea and japan — after north korea fails to launch a military spy satellite. legislation to raise the us debt ceiling passes its first hurdle in the house of representatives. rail passengers in the uk face fresh disruption — as more than 12,000 train drivers go on strike. and, a bleak warning from scientists and experts, artificia

best of the sunshine again across northern and western areas, eastern scotland, eastern england willwhich will be quite fresh across the east, in the south east, it'll feel cooler here as opposed to western areas which will see temperatures again into the low 20 celsius. similar picture on friday, most of the cloud across northern and eastern areas. again, more of a breeze in across the south—east. that'll temper the temperatures somewhat so. i think temperatures are a little bit lower across the board. we're in the low 20s out west and the sunshine as opposed to the mid 20s, but into the weekend it stays largely fine, dry, plenty of sunshine again. best of the sunshine out west, always a bit cloudier and cooler along north sea coast. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines. south korea reports on a north korean launch, putting the capital, seoul, on edge. vladimir putin blames a drone strike on moscow on ukraine... and says it will reinforce its air defence. kyiv denies being behind the attack, but prepares for strikes in retaliation from

of eastern scotland.or norwich, but further west highs of 24 there in glasgow. this evening and tonight we do it all over again. we bring this cloud in from the north sea. it rolls its way westwards. clearest of the skies across parts of western scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. that's where it will turn a little bit chilly. temperatures generally between six and 11 degrees. tomorrow, parts of east wales, a good part of england, eastern scotland starting cloudy. a lot of that cloud will roll its way back towards the east coast. if you are spending your day along the coast, if it stays cloudy, when you're exposed to the breeze temperatures are likely to only get to 14, 15, 16 degrees. parts of north—east scotland only getting to 12 or 13 degrees. however, further west in the sunshine, temperatures around glasgow likely to get to 25, 26 degrees. 23 for western parts of northern ireland. many western parts of england and wales not too far behind. into thursday, really, it is more of the same. t

the intensity of rainfall is scattered until tomorrow in the eastern parts of the province mazandaran, glass, north khorasan, north khorasan, razavi province, due to the intensity of the rains in these areas, it is predicted that the public roads will be flooded , the water level of the rivers and canals will rise unexpectedly tomorrow, on wednesday, the rains will be in the form of scattered showers only on the western shores of the caspian sea. and some parts of the eastern regions of the country witnessed scattered rains on thursday and there were scattered rains in the northern parts of qebal and bushehr khan province, but from friday, a rain system will enter the country from the west and northwest, and it will continue in the northwest and western parts of the country. forgive these rains gradually the southern half of the provinces of bushehr, fars, kerman, hormozgan and the southern parts of sistan and baluchistan province will continue on saturday in these areas . we will also witness rain in the central slopes of zagros and the western slopes of alborz. the intensity of the

now, that will bring in more cloud again to some eastern counties of england, drift its way westwardsity through the afternoon, it's going to be a bank holiday with plenty of sunshine. so the sun will be strong wherever you are, but it will be accompanied by a chilly wind towards the southern and eastern areas, so maybe only the low mid—teens. temperatures around some coasts of east anglia and the south east lower towards the south west compared with today, a bit warmer for scotland, northern ireland and northwest england, where that high pressure is still centred as we go into tuesday, so light winds here, blue skies overhead, a bit more cloud potentially into eastern counties of england. again, drifting in off the north sea could remain misty and rather cool around some coasts. but away from that, it's going to be another day of strong sunshine and even warmer through parts of western scotland, we could hit 2a or 25 degrees. this is bbc news, the headlines: turkey's first—ever presidential run—off election is under way as voters decide who can curb the country's rampant inflation ra

england to begin with, and that will hover around many eastern coastal counties of england throughoutbreezy again across some southern and southeastern areas, and that will limit the temperature rise towards that southeast corner — only around 13—14 along the coastal strip. but with winds light further north and west, even warmer than we saw on monday. to the north of glasgow, maybe up to 2a celsius. now for wednesday, if anything, there'll be more low cloud around — a bit more across eastern scotland, more extensively through england, even into east wales. but the western edges of that will continue to melt away as we go through the day, lingering a bit more through some parts of the south midlands into eastern england, again limit in temperature rise here. but to the north of scotland, we could even peak at around 26 celsius by this stage. area of high pressure, then, through wednesday night into thursday continues to nudge a little bit further westwards, and that still allows that keen breeze towards the south and southeast, and it allows a bit more cloud pushing down these eastern

they called the donbass region in the eastern level before the war. he gave more than 60% of the total allied coal production. here smelted 40% of iron and 23% of steel produced almost a quarter of all rolled products in the country donbass was the most important center of heavy and medium engineering in the soviet union forty-first hitler believed that the rapid capture of this region would greatly increase it. become a winner in october 41 german italian troops entered stalin's current donetsk occupation of donbass stretched for almost 2 years for a long 700 days of 41 to 43. over 220,000 civilians were killed here. including 30,000 jews, the germans shot 150,000 soviet prisoners of war over 250,000 inhabitants. donbass were driven away to germany and turned into slaves there, according to the memoirs of the german film manstein in the winter of forty-third at meetings, zaporozhye, hitler said that it was absolutely impossible to give the enemy. donbass even time. if you lose this area, we will not be able to provide raw materials for our liberation

an area of cloud rolling into some eastern parts of england.some places getting down to freezing. into monday, high pressure still with us. around the edge of the high isobars tightly squeezed, meaning there will be brisk winds in the north of scotland and the east and south of england. that will take the edge of the temperatures. for monday morning, an area of cloud in eastern england heading back towards the coast. where the winds are light across northern ireland, parts of north—west england, western scotland, that is where we will have the highest of the temperatures. conversely, for some parts of northern scotland and eastern parts of england it will feel a bit chilly. regardless of the feel of the weather, the sun is strong. how uv levels. bearthat the weather, the sun is strong. how uv levels. bear that in mind if you're out and about for any length of time. for tuesday, as soon of cloud across the eastern half of england. the best of sunshine further west. england. the best of sunshine furtherwest. nagging england. the best of sunshine