europol is ok? i think it was around 56 this year, supposedly as hot as it got but it feels like 60! yeah, it got but it feels like 60! yeah, it is hot! are you dehydrated? it sucks the life out of you, and then you are like this. it is hot, come on! i am done, you are like this. it is hot, come on! iam done, girl! todayi you are like this. it is hot, come on! iam done, girl! today i have a pretty special guest. hi. on! i am done, girl! today i have a pretty special guest.— i think it might line of work when i am doing content creation i see when the heat affects me, when you have the heat affects me, when you have the best light in a day to be able to film it is too hot for you to do it outside. this is a compilation episode, i am going to make sure i bring copy for anybody and everybody as we do not go out for coffee. until around four o'clock in the morning from 11am until around four o'clock in the morning from ”am is a no—go time for outdoors. wait! the heat impact your life in ways you do not

platform and served as the so-called hydra until the spring of 2022, until it was covered by the europole. however, the lucrative place was empty for a short time and was replaced by another monster of the sea. depths, krakent hustlers are so feel unpunished that they do not hesitate to advertise on carsharing cars or taxis or hang a huge advertising banner on through the fountain or block traffic on the large pitersky prospekt with a passenger bus, the scorpio store is a criminal organization that carries out its criminal activities in all cis countries in the first place we see that it is becoming or has already become the largest supplier that sells through the internet, but directly through the telegram messenger and drugs in the republic of belarus we see that his activities have spread to other countries as well. the cis we see that this is indeed a criminal organization at the present time, and they do not leave attempts, and to involve our youth in criminal activities related to the sale of drugs, grief, this is the most powerful branched. a clearly organized structure from the t

attack aircraft, because they were often encountered, and a lot of prisoners were taken from the europol fight on on their side , some ukrainians who are taken prisoner do not want to fight, they are forced to do so. uh power vsu. they don't want war as such. and this is the artillery of the central military district. the main task is to strike at the accumulation of manpower and armored vehicles of opponents in those areas where the armed forces are preparing them for transfer to the front line in order to counteract the work of russian assault groups. meanwhile , an armored group consisting of several bmp-3s at once is again sent towards the front line. the new task is to deliver the assault groups to the most vulnerable places identified by intelligence in the fortified areas of the opponents of the kremensky forest, the closer to the line of contact the closer more often we meet closed firing positions, where tanks of the central military district are located, from which they fire along the line of contact, thereby stopping more and more attempts by the ukrainian military to break th

progressing well, we are going to make a legislative proposal after the summer vacation, thanks to europol'srch for wealthy supporters of putin, this number is increasing, these assets can be confiscated on the basis of criminal law, linking these assets to them and in this case, they can be taken and given to ukraine in the eu, they are just discussing how to harmonize and simplify the procedure, i.e. if someone rich in russia tries to sell or transfer an estate to a relative or transfer money from one account to another in the eu, this will be considered a crime, and therefore these assets will be confiscated, and since putin's oligarchs usually ignore the laws, they will quickly burn out, they are sure of this in brussels, but the only question that remains open is when exactly will these compensation mechanisms for ukraine for the year of the great war, the losses of our state for the destroyed social private infrastructure and industry, become operational reached for 700 billion dollars, calculated in the cabinet of ministers, and the costs are increasing every day from brussels to gris

>> europol. >> europol. >> yeah, know. that's why. >> yeah, i know. that's why.ah, i know. that's why. tha'not i'm saying out loud. >> yeah, i know. that's why. tha'not defending'ing out loud. >> yeah, i know. that's why. tha'not defending him. ut loud. >> yeah, i know. that's why. tha'not defending him. what d. >> yeah, i know. that's why. tha'not defending him. what is i'm not defending him. what is interesting is he's interesting about this is he's standing his ground. i mean, the whole staff have whole of the coaching staff have resigned. said resigned. 81 players have said they'll spain they'll never play for spain again. stayed in again. but he has stayed in there. i mean, ultimately, the decision been taken out of decision has been taken out of his now he's been suspended. >> now he's been suspended. >> now he's been suspended. >> buy cultural >> i don't buy this cultural difference thing. think there difference thing. i think there are sexual are clear boundaries, sexual assault, and i think assault, you know, and i think just, don't just, you can't just

josh i think i spoke europol oh yeah. >> i will say it. i will say >> no, i will say it.say this is a complete non story. this involves 22 patients in one hospital and they didn't . and hospital and they didn't. and from what i can read and don't get upset about me because i, you know, i might have missed something the end, something here, but at the end, can going to can you imagine? i'm going to can't that what they can't imagine. is that what they were doing? they doing were doing? they were doing important but they important surgeries. but they weren't changing . ageing weren't life changing. ageing immediately needed surgeries. one was. one was they were reconstruction surgeries, which are needed to make people believe some of them were. and the other kind of surgery is were from were from women who want because they had the genes supposedly. okay. and obviously it's a very i think the point of it's a very i think the point of it here is , paul that they've it here is, paul that they've set out a framework here of their sort of ramping up the kind of surgeries that c

josh i think i spoke europol oh yeah. >> no, will say it. i will say >> no, i will say it.say this is a complete non story. this involves 22 patients in one hospital and . and hospital and they didn't. and from i can read and don't from what i can read and don't get upset me because i, get upset about me because i, you i might have missed you know, i might have missed something but end, something here, but at the end, can i'm going to can you imagine? i'm going to can you imagine? i'm what| to can you imagine? i'm going to can you imagine? i'm what they can't imagine. is that what they were were doing were doing? they were doing important but they important surgeries. but they weren't changing . ageing weren't life changing. ageing immediately needed surgeries. one was. one was they were reconstruction surgeries, which are needed to make people believe some of them were. and the other kind of surgery is were from were from women who want because they had the genes supposedly. okay. and obviously it's a very i think the point of it's a very i think the point of it here is ,

and doctor victoria baines, professor of it at gresham college, former lead europol cybercrime centreacebook trust and security manager for europe, formally, i think. security manager for europe, formally, ithink. what security manager for europe, formally, i think. what a line—up. joe, this data breach at the electoral commission is a big one, isn't it? it electoral commission is a big one, isn't it? , , ., electoral commission is a big one, isn't it? , , . v electoral commission is a big one, isn'tit? , , . isn't it? it is, yeah. it's big in terms of— isn't it? it is, yeah. it's big in terms of the _ isn't it? it is, yeah. it's big in terms of the number - isn't it? it is, yeah. it's big in terms of the number of - isn't it? it is, yeah. it's big in. terms of the number of people affected, potentially a0 million people on the electoral roll from 201a up to 2022, when they finally discovered the hackers and kicked them out. we don't when they kicked them out. we don't when they kicked them out. we don't when they kicked them out but we know they were in there from august of 2021 righ

. >> i think it's very europol. a bit flirtatious. he one lover. he was in love island, you know. >> what did they expect when they saw someone who was in love island? i mean , you know, it was island? i mean, you know, it was obviously a panic move. he didn't know what to say next. and you're a little barbie. it's so stupid. is it a stupid remark? and it's you know, but it was a bit lviv. >> it'sjust it was a bit lviv. >> it's just it's not offensive. like describe ing the dambusters as infamous . okay, so let's just as infamous. okay, so let's just put things into perspective . put things into perspective. carol mcgiffin do stand by because coming up is donald trump's former us national security adviser, john bolton. right? that the best thing his old boss could do for america is actually give up on the race to become us president. my superstar panel will react to that. plus, we'll have more of tomorrow's front pages tomorrow's newspaper front pages coming doubt reacting coming in. no doubt reacting to the trump i

. >> i think it's very europol. a bit flirtatious. he one lover. he was in love island, you know. >> what did they expect when they saw someone who was in love island? i mean , you know, it was island? i mean, you know, it was obviously a panic move. he didn't know what to say next. and you're a little barbie. it's so stupid. is it a stupid remark? and it's you know, but it was a bit lviv. >> it'sjust it was a bit lviv. >> it's just it's not offensive. like describe ing the dambusters as infamous . okay, so let's just as infamous. okay, so let's just put things into perspective . put things into perspective. carol mcgiffin do stand by because coming up is donald trump's former us national security adviser, john bolton. right? that the best thing his old boss could do for america is actually give up on the race to become us president. my superstar panel will react to that. plus, we'll have more of tomorrow's front pages tomorrow's newspaper front pages coming doubt reacting coming in. no doubt reacting to the trump i

an europol courts guardians of so—called human rights seem more interested in illegal entrants than ingnty are put at risk. so let's not mince words. sunak and starmer are two sides of the same behind all talk and zero gumption. in britain cannot be a one stop shop for everyone eyeing up a better life . we aren't the better life. we aren't the world's catch all, and if our leaders don't man up, they're essentially rolling out the red carpet for anti—brexit anti borders elites to hijack our democracy. mark my words, it will be a political calamity like no other with the ballot box poisoned for a generation . box poisoned for a generation. now, before we get into the debate, here's what's coming up today for the great british debate. this hour, i'm asking have the woke blob taken over the home office whether it's their inability to control the border crisis and ex—home office chief joining amnesty or civil servants defying suella braverman over gender politics? have the woke blob taken over at 450? it's worldview will cross to los angeles with paul duddndge to los angeles with paul duddr