settlement the tornado also hit the state of florida where, in particular walked through the military eine leaving numerous destructions , farmers report colossal damage, thank you. the harvest is at stake. new information in my colleagues at 15:00 on our air. all the best. ready vladimir vasilievich i want to warn you that according to the rules of our program, you have the right to refuse to answer a question three times. i hope you will take advantage of me and please be attentive to the questions at the end of the program you will have to choose the best one, but now vladimir vasilievich you have 1 minute to briefly tell about yourself time gone. uh, film actor uh, my biographies have already won 140 very high awards for my films. that is, i cannot say that my work, uh, attracts attention. i've always been generally known, and my work usually aroused the interest of the audience and the critics. thank you vladimir vasilyevich , it turned out a little more than a minute, but we make an exception for you. we have 100 children in the studio. everyone has their own question. let's see how

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with the help of american and british instructors and they are preparing them at the us military bases einl-assad in iraq and this is in syria yellow blue bandages on the hands of arabs africans japanese americans in the ukrainian trenches militants can hold an international terrorist summit organizations declared thugs from all over the world have gathered in ukraine the only country that officially invites mercenaries embassies in europe in africa and the middle east open recruitment centers every month committed terrorist attacks in the nineties, shahar dudayev in 1991 announced the separation of chechnya from the russian federation, why this led to several facts listen to the size of the chechen republic, then there were 8070-900.000 people. in the rostov region, 4.5 million people have the number of murders. in the rostov region, it was an average of 400-420 per year, and in chechnya, 2.5 thousand murders , the size of death, the number of crimes per number of inhabitants of the region, the second che. uh , they began to cobble together again, they began to receive both clothes and we

training with the help of american and british instructors and preparing them at the us military bases ein al-assad in iraq and this in syria yellow blue bandages on the hands of arabs africans japanese americans in the ukrainian trenches militants can hold an international summit of terrorist organizations from all over the world gathered in ukraine the only a country that officially invites mercenaries embassies in europe in africa and the middle east opens recruiting centers every month one of the main curators of the independent united states allocates for the content of legionnaires is millions of dollars and , of course, these are chechen fighters who committed terrorist attacks in the nineties shahar dudayev in 1991 announced the separation of chechnya from the russian federation why did this cite several facts? listen to the number of the chechen republic, then it was 8070-900.000 people. in the rostov region, 4.5 million people have the number of murders. in the rostov region, it was an average of 400-420 per year, and in chechnya, 2.5 thousand murders, the size of death , the num

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the us coastguard says rnie ein— morning. the us coastguard says rnie ,— morning.imple question . in light pretty simple question. in light of all of the economic and political news and everything that we talk about here, are we being run by idiots ? the bank of being run by idiots? the bank of england governor andrew bailey is rightly copping it today after the interest rate was increased to 5. but he's not the only offender, is he? so the government does lurch from crisis crisis. the opposition crisis to crisis. the opposition doesn't offer a proper alternative bodies you alternative and even bodies you should be able to rely like should be able to rely on like the this seems to be the police. this seems to be more in diverse motty more interested in diverse motty than us every single than protecting us every single place that we look in society. right now, as far as i can tell, the cream has not risen to the top. i'm joined now by a man who's great at putting the world to rights. and it's the journalist broadcaster in my journalist and broadcaster in my view, sh

further outbreaks of ein— coasts.do think you're right. there's a— uniform, but i do think you're right. there's a role for it. kni— right. there's a role for it. wno-inink- right. there's a role for it. and-think if. right. there's a role for it.| and-think if it's and especially think if it's affordable— and especially think if it's affordable great affordable and it's a great ieveiier. — affordable and it's a great leveller. okay,- affordable and it's a great leveller. okay, so you want to get involved, have your say. gb views gb views .com or you can tweet gb news. and we're tweet at gb news. and we're talking about uniforms in about ten minutes time. talking about uniforms in about ten minutes time . our top story ten minutes time. our top story is an airlift or not an airlift evacuation of british nationals from russia . if a full scale from russia. if a full scale civil war broke out, the foreign secretary has said this would be impossible. all secretary has said this would be impossible . all his comments impo