, very high priority. the goal for us, well, at some point the team began to hesitate that here is essen, let 's go to essen, maybe, and so on, but i insisted urgently and said no, by no means, we have a clear task, supreme commander-in-chief, we have to cut the enemy's logistics right there, we will still, excuse me, come back to esen a little later, there is a task, and that's the question should be a cold mind, it is not necessary to have... emotions interfere with the matter, it is necessary to perform the task that is set, which is a priority. yes, we licked our teeth, we went one and a half kilometers to the right and one and a half to the left, but on the other side the ship was on a raid, there too, they already understood by that time that there were such drones and they were watching, that is, it was 50 for 50, and suddenly some a rusak who did not sleep, drank coffee and was looking at this time with a machine gun, he would have hit a naval drone on the approach, and nothing would have happened, left and left, calmly passed. 2 m per second i’m going, it’s okay, that’s all, he

excited about, we will find out soon, matvey, see katerina off, yes, thank you. ja schönes warmes essent, quickly, good. let me help, thank you. here, thank you, no problem, come in and have some tea, no, why, i don’t want to, it’s because of my mother. but i don’t work for the germans, if you don’t want our tea, i’ll pour boiling water, and you too , but if only boiling water, you think i’m not ashamed, i’m walking through the village and i’m afraid to raise my eyes, my mother says that sometimes a person has no choice , the war will end and everything will be put in its place. there is always a choice! look, everything, well, speak quickly, but i’m tortured myself. alyonka, why are you writing, alyonka, everyone needs a document, come on, alyonka, ilyusha, wait, don’t rush, ekaterin, we need to talk, come on, okay , now, katya, i don’t know what to do, semyon is offered a job at the commandant’s office, they promise rations for it, i don’t know what to do, but the children i need to feed you something, winter is just around the corner, there’s no food at all, but i can... i can help y

schönes warmes essen könnte ich mir ja auch vorstellen, ja ohne handschuhe ist scheiße schon jetzt zu you think i’m not ashamed, i’m walking through the village and i’m afraid to raise my eyes, my mother says that sometimes a person has no choice, the war will end everything in its place they will arrange it, there is always a choice, once again. now a separate document is required for each person, let’s call them, write the poor people, write them. alyonka, why are you writing, alyonka, everyone needs a document, come on, alyonka, ilyusha, don’t rush, we need to talk, let’s move away, okay, now i don’t know what to do, he’s offering me a job. they promise rations for this, i don’t know what to do. but you have to feed the children something, winter is just around the corner, there’s no food at all, and maybe i can help you too, i hope, but i’m just afraid that the village will look down on both me and alyoshka, that should katya do something? go, go, mash. yes, time will pass, and life will put everything in its place, yes, thank you, katya for your understanding, just be careful wit

in southern essen, fears of a possible volcanic eruption.ng road into grindavik, a town on the edge of this volcanic island. those who have had to leave hope for a chance to briefly return. we get permission to go in. inside, it's a ghost town that's been violently ripped apart. there is no time to waste for residents, it is grab and go. how does it feel having to pack up how does it feel having to pack up all your belongings like this? ., , . , , this? horrible! just terrible. just getting _ this? horrible! just terrible. just getting things - this? horrible! just terrible. just getting things for - this? horrible! just terrible. just getting things for my i this? horrible! just terrible. i just getting things for my kids and getting out.— just getting things for my kids and getting out. they have five minutes to _ and getting out. they have five minutes to decide _ and getting out. they have five minutes to decide what - and getting out. they have five minutes to decide what to - and getting out. they have five minutes to decide what to sa

essen that's why they look so great. even the reflections _ that's why they look so great.t's why they look so great. even the reflections in the _ that's why they look so great. even the reflections in the lake are deliberate. it's all rather a painting. deliberate. it's all rather a painting-— deliberate. it's all rather a aintinu. �* ., ., ., , painting. we've had a really staggered _ painting. we've had a really staggered year _ painting. we've had a really staggered year for - painting. we've had a really staggered year for autumn l painting. we've had a really - staggered year for autumn colour this year— staggered year for autumn colour this year so some of them have turned — this year so some of them have turned earlier and have dropped their— turned earlier and have dropped their leaves in a stormy weather we had. whereas some have turned later because _ had. whereas some have turned later because of— had. whereas some have turned later because of the warm september we had, meaning we still have a spectacular show at sheffield park a lot tater _ spectacular show at

but, you know, tam essenally came out when sally passed and she ld me, you know, she knew that she probably gosome criticism about keeping that a secret. but a lot of people have messaged her since she came out and beca public it and told her that, you know, her saying that she was sally's partn, you know, gave them the coidence and courage to come out themselves and, be true to who they were. and so i thought that was really a ntastic thing to learn. ani think, you know, that's just it shows how much weight sally had while she was in this world. and even when she's not, you know, she's still inspires people to this day. she ablutely does. and i agree. lynn shared a book the biography of sally really is the penultimate work on her life and she does go into moreetail about these relationship trips and the timing. you cover it very well as a as well. and i'm struck by this questio which lynn teases out a little bit. when did nasa know? did people suspect that there's so much speculation? did you pick up on any of this? no, i really didn't. just to be clear, she was sally was also married to s

essen the end of the day, we should hold the smugglers accountable.out the actions of the greek coastguard so do you think they might have got some things wrong? i they might have got some things wron: ? . they might have got some things wront? ., , . , wrong? i am saying this incident is bein: wrong? i am saying this incident is being investigated _ wrong? i am saying this incident is being investigated and _ wrong? i am saying this incident is being investigated and also - wrong? i am saying this incident is being investigated and also by - wrong? i am saying this incident is. being investigated and also by great justice and i will be it at that but it is important to point the finger at the smugglers because they are the ones responsible for offering people, but desperate people think is a safe passage and they end up on this boat and they realise this is a dangerous trip and that is why i insist so much on making sure the boats do not let the coast in the first place and that is why we are working with turkey and the turkish coast god and that is

essen see how prime minister netanyahu could continue the war.— could continue the war.inue the war. even so, washington. top _ could continue the war. even so, washington, top diplomats, - could continue the war. even so, i washington, top diplomats, having could continue the war. even so, - washington, top diplomats, having a tough time dealing with the israeli leadership too. prime minister netanyahu contradicting antony neta nyahu contradicting antony blinken netanyahu contradicting antony blinken in public. that netanyahu contradicting antony blinken in public.— blinken in public. that was astounding. _ blinken in public. that was astounding. if _ blinken in public. that was astounding. if you - blinken in public. that was astounding. if you look - blinken in public. that was. astounding. if you look back blinken in public. that was - astounding. if you look back at antony blinken's previous trip to israel, he and netanyahu gave a joint press conference and it was all about the us�*s unwavering and unlimited support for israel. in this most recent press conference,

essen and welfare and support for people when they are struggling.— when they are struggling.rence. ., ., . , , difference. it would not necessarily brina difference. it would not necessarily bring energy _ difference. it would not necessarily bring energy bills _ difference. it would not necessarily bring energy bills down. _ difference. it would not necessarily bring energy bills down. but - difference. it would not necessarily bring energy bills down. but it - bring energy bills down. but it would raise a significant amount of money. it would help us fund public services and also transition into different forms of energy such as offshore wind and solar, which could help bring bills down. it is not worth missing the amount of money it would raise in tax revenues we could use to help support people through the welfare system as well. horse the welfare system as well. how appropriate _ the welfare system as well. how appropriate is — the welfare system as well. how appropriate is it _ the welfare system as well. how appropriate is it to _ the welfare system as well. how approp

essen and climbed the hierarchy. even thou:h and climbed the hierarchy.. even though the uk's _ and climbed the hierarchy. even though the uk's work _ and climbed the hierarchy. even though the uk's work because is made up though the uk's work because is made up of more women, large numbers are facing barriers in their careers. a survey of 3000 working parents are nearly a fifth of the women with a young child said they had considered leaving theirjob. more than a 10th had actually left and the most common reason given was a lack of support and flexibility around childcare. of those who stayed in work for thieves said they face barriers to promotions. —— four fifths. a quarter decided to have just one child saying it was too expensive to have more children. we know expensive to have more children. - know that women still face a gender pay gap that meant an average women and 87p for every pound that a man earns. it is called the motherhood penalty. women who want to have children find it harder to progress and are forced into part—time and woke below their

about 400 people attended a rally against anti-semitism in essen, germany. weeks earlier, a large pro-palestinian demonstration took place here, including representatives of radical islamist organizations. moving deeper.