my response to that is that the express is cheerleader in chief for i express is cheerleader in chief they believe in. they believe in, like, triple —— trickle—down economics which the imf has sizes of complete bust. they believe that if you cut taxes for the richest in this country, the money will flow down to the press. now, we have had a0 years of that economic policy proving it as a bust. joe biden the other day treated, so this is, you know, a nice, centrist, moderatejoe biden tweeting the other day presumably in response to this policy that he was sick and tired of trickle—down economics. it's been proven time and time again that it doesn't work. this new government truss and her chance i believe in it and so does this express. that's why they issue this express. that's why they issue this headline even as the pound crashes to historical levels and interest rates looks set to create a doubling of mortgage repayments over the next few days. {line doubling of mortgage repayments over the next few days.— the next few days. one of the problems. — the next few days. one of the proble

the glacier express prepares all of its food on board in this tiny kitchen. it offers a 3 course meal of traditional swift cuisine that goes perfectly with the surrounding scenery. a verena mikaela has worked on board since 2018 yesterday. that's our international coming to our new government every day, which makes the job interesting. if we get to exchange stories, which makes the day so enriching the fluffy talks for one, then she serves me a traditional schnapps, the shrew tomorrow, just for digestion. of course, a good to go in the glacier express wasn't always the luxury tourist attraction. it started running in 1930 as a way for locals to get around. but only in the summer months. the vast amount of snow and ice made it too difficult to operate in the winter time. in the early 19 eighties miss west began to recognize the trains tourism potential. the railway line was overhauled so it could run it year round, the glacier express became one of the world's most successful and well known tourist trains. several hours into the journey we reached the highest

hello and today i'm traveling on a glacier express. the twisting track travels through some of switzerland's most scenic landscape, which is why it's often described as one of the most breathtaking journeys in the world. i'm starting my journey and sent morris a winter sports resort. beloved by the jet set. it's airily, the sun is just rising and it's minus 10 degrees celsius. but hopefully it will be worth it for the gorgeous winter views i've been promised. our 8 hour long trip through the swiss alps begins and sent more. it's continues through poor and matt and break and ends in their mat. the route connects to ski resort towns often viewed as the winter playgrounds of the rich and famous big glacier express calls itself the world's slowest fast rate, averaging just 38 kilometers an hour. it passes through $91.00 tunnels and crosses at $291.00 bridges, including the land, faster viaduct, a unesco world heritage site. the train is making a somewhat longer stop to switch agent. so i'm going to see if i can have a quick chat with the t

the front page of the sunday express. you ain't - of the sunday express.es, and we saw quite a lot on _ kwasi kwarteng. yes, and we saw quite a lot on friday. _ kwasi kwarteng. yes, and we saw quite a lot on friday. we - kwasi kwarteng. yes, and we saw quite a lot on friday. we had - kwasi kwarteng. yes, and we saw quite a lot on friday. we had that| quite a lot on friday. we had that mini _ quite a lot on friday. we had that mini budget, it really felt one of the most — mini budget, it really felt one of the most significant budgets, even if the _ the most significant budgets, even if the government don't want to call it that _ if the government don't want to call it that because of the lack of it would — it that because of the lack of it would be — it that because of the lack of it would be our forecast. a huge number of tax _ would be our forecast. a huge number of tax cuts, _ would be our forecast. a huge number of tax cuts, an estimated £45 billion— of tax cuts, an estimated £45 billion worth. we have the express eyeing _ billion worth. we have the ex

the donetsk people's republic has already expressed its opinion more than 370,000 people. this means that every fourth inhabitants of the republic voted for the turnout of the lpr, more than twenty percent for the sailing region. for about 15 years in kherson region , the process of expression of people's will is controlled by russian and international observers from dozens of countries in europe and south america, they note that the voting takes place without violations and as openly as possible. on the first day, no complaints were received. voting for the entry of four regions into russia will last until september 27 inclusive. residents of the liberated territories vote and in russia in the last six months alone, several million refugees from the donbass and other regions where fighting are crossing the border with our country russia voting takes place at 84 polling stations from the belgorod region report by nadezhda sviridova one of the polling stations in the karachansky district is located in the house culture all since its opening there has formed a small queue am

there was an express in of love for the sussexes.ove for harry and meghan as they continue to build their lives overseas. and finally, there was a moving message to his mother. and to my darling mama, as you begin your last greatjourney tojoin my dear late papa, i want simply to say this. thank you. thank you for your love and devotion to our family, and to the family of nations you have served so diligently all these years. may flights of angels sing thee to thy rest. earlier, the king had been flown down to london from balmoral, where yesterday afternoon, he had been at his mother's bedside. with his wife, he boarded one of the royal limousines. they headed straight to central london and buckingham palace. a large crowd had gathered outside the palace. the king left his car and went along the line shaking hands. some of those who were there came with flowers. all had come to express their sympathy and their support. # god save our gracious king # god save our gracious king # god — # god save our gracious king # god save our graciou

a difference of opinion and to express a dissenting opinion. and in many ways, historians and scholars agree that in many ways this was an important moment where there was dissent, where a precedent was established to reach compromise and dissent in a way that was predicated on a shared articulation of ideas and values in a way that did not lead to additional revolt or revolution. and that is important as well. so in conclusion, is a fascinating guy, a very interesting personality, one that is characterized by a number of contradictions. but at the end of the day, wrote a document that was not only incredibly important, meaningful and impactful to the revolutionary movement. and in so doing articulated the ideology for our revolution. but a document that not only informed generations in america that followed, but truly had a global reach in all the ways we've discussed in the document. that is incredibly important for us to continue, know, learn about and understand today. and i encourage you all as you are able to come down to gunston hall vis

, their own tributes, they just personal expressions, their own tributes, theyjust want personal expressionseel part of this, it is part of the therapy, the consoling component in all of this is to be with other people, to have an opportunity to share your own memories and make your own expression of thanks, principally, of course, through all the flowers that are being left. but it will be challenging, yes, the idea of queueing overnight and then to find yourself only being allowed to find yourself only being allowed to take a small bag into westminster hall going through the security which, of course, is necessary, but how do people come equipped for a long wait if they are not permitted to bring the sort of, you know, picnic baskets and warm clothing and waterproof clothing with them? so, i mean, that, iam waterproof clothing with them? so, i mean, that, i am sure they must have thought about this, and we willjust have to see how it all unfolds but it is going to be my thing, quite challenging. thank you very much indeed, nick witchell. we continue to watch from the air the pictures of th

so this is just an expression of an opinion on how you see your government. it's not even spreading ideas on, you know, inciting people to go on to the streets, to protest against the government. it just, you know, expressing a low opinion how you see the government treating people. so this has a very, very bad example in future for any kind of publications to make any comments and opinions on how to see the government will leave it for the time being . thank you so much for joining us. sort of learn from the hong kong liberal rights . wanted to thank you sir. thank you very much. ah. while the you came on the death of queen elizabeth the 2nd in south asia, the depth of feeling is a bit more complicated. a rain began at a time that many countries in the region had recently gained that independence from british colonial rule. the desire to for them independent identity has since then been constantly balanced between a warm nostalgia and the darker aspects of colonial rule. to mon, the queen are not a complex question in india, on the streets of mom, by childre

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this is express. i play in the bookmaker yes, and what, how does it play?here’s only one event left, and yes, an express flavored with boyish vocabulary with a southern accent and specific humor, a bold, daring debut, behind which is the director’s painstaking work to create a new film language and colorful characters unusual for the viewer, but with their own original charisma. he doesn't live here anymore. you stuck, in short, the crime drama turns into a series of anecdotes, reminiscent of early films, guy ritchie's main intrigue. whether the hero will be able to hit the big jackpot without loss, the experts of the picture have already been assessed. now the accumulator plays its final bet in a wide box. tim of the fight against drugs is acutely topical and cinema, as a mirror of life, of course, cannot be ignored by one of the creators of the legendary series gangster petersburg, the director. vlad furman devoted to this topic a new picture of the parent on the site, which he collected star cast. vlada furman became the parents of drug-addicted teenager

members of both house and parliament gather to express our deep sympathy. loss we have all sustained in the death of our sovereign lady, queen elizabeth. we have seen that this is a loss that is felt around the world. it is a loss to the united kingdom, the overseas territories, beco dependencies and many -- the co-dependencies and many countries over which she reigned. it is a loss to the entire commonwealth which she did so much to nurture. it is a loss to all of us. we know most of all, it is a loss to you, your majesty, and to the royal family. new paper -- newspapers are being filled with the photographs of the late majesty since the group -- news broke. giving glimpses into the family life which we kept sheltered to the public. deep is our grief is, we know yours is deeper. -- as our grief is, we know yours is deeper. we know that there is nothing we can say in the praise of the queen, your mother, that you will not already know. over the past days, members of the house of spoken of their encounters with queen elizabeth. they have spoken of a sense of

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journalist are not meant to express their opinions while on the job. it's called code of practice.ublic service broadcaster and were right to pull up jeremy vine on reaching impartiality rules. well, we hoped to discuss the bbc�*s approach the bbc�*s approach to impartiality over the next four weeks with a bbc executive. unfortunately, no one was available to do so this week. do let us know your thoughts on any of the issues we are covering in this programme or any aspect of bbc news. details on how to contact us are available at the end of the programme. but now some of your other concerns this week. wednesday's news at six led with a special investigation by ed thomas into a distressing subject. the months, the bbc has been hearing about people's experiences reporting crime. this is the story of mums in chorley, whose children have been attacked by a group of teenagers. what followed show children being beaten and bruised and though the images were blurred and a warning had been given beforehand, a viewer called julie thought the footage was too explicit for pre—watershed viewing

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i think it's best to use that expression. going on about the _ best to use that expression.that expression. going on about the story that was - a big story today. fracking. tori and pete saying they're up in arms about fracking. fury from tory mps of the earned after overturning. fracking could be after overturning. fracking could be a part of the solution to our energy crisis in the face of soaring energy bills. is that how you see it? that's part of the idea, isn't it, it's not— that's part of the idea, isn't it, it's not your— that's part of the idea, isn't it, it's not your idea but it seems to be it's not your idea but it seems to he a _ it's not your idea but it seems to he a correct _ it's not your idea but it seems to be a correct idea and the sense that it will— be a correct idea and the sense that it will not— be a correct idea and the sense that it will not solve the cost issue at all because of the gas produced and there's— all because of the gas produced and there's a _ all because of the gas produced and there's a big? about how much will be produced, whether a

vladimir putin expressed his condolences to the new king of great britain, charles iii, on the death of elizabeth ii . jinping, noting that queen elizabeth ii became the first british monarch to visit china, the king of saudi arabia also expressed their condolences to the heads of the united states of america italy and france canada and other world powers great britain declared 10 days of mourning. the date of the funeral will be determined in the near future, the ceremony must be agreed upon by the new king prince, charles, who took the name charles iii, the oldest in the history of britain of those who ascended the throne, about the passing era and the woman who was born in one world and died in a completely different one will tell this voronin so long the british throne has not been occupied by any monarch in the history of the united kingdom. her father george the sixth spent 16 years on the throne, her grandfather only nine. but great-grandmother victoria is 64 years old, and namesake elizabeth first rule 45 years. they were called the golden age of britain under elizabeth ii, t

he also expressed his love for harry and meghan.ut her life, her majesty the queen, my beloved mother, was an inspiration, an example to me and to all my family. and we owe her the most heartfelt debt any family could owe to their mother, for her love, affection, guidance, understanding and example. queen elizabeth's was a life well lived, a promise with destiny kept, and she is mourned most deeply in her passing. that promise of lifelong service, i renew to you all today. alongside the personal grief that all my family are feeling, we also share with so many of you in the united kingdom, in all the countries where the queen was head of state, in the commonwealth, and across the world, a deep sense of gratitude for the more than 70 years in which my mother as queen served the people of so many nations. in 1947, on her 21st birthday, she pledged in a broadcast from cape town to the commonwealth to devote her life, whether it be short or long, to the service of her people's. that was more than a promise. it was a profound personal com

he expressed his love for harry and magen.tion.- emotional tribute and a clear pledge to the nation. when it comes to _ pledge to the nation. when it comes to getting _ pledge to the nation. when it comes to getting used - pledge to the nation. when it comes to getting used to - pledge to the nation. when it comes to getting used to it, i comes to getting used to it, yes we are, king charles iii, even yesterday evening i was speaking to people outside buckingham palace, and they were making exactly that, god save the queen, god save the king. it will take some time to get used to, it is something that we are marking. when it comes to the speech itself that the king gave, it is very personal and the papers very much picking up on that. yes, and within _ much picking up on that. yes, and within all— much picking up on that. yes, and within all of— much picking up on that. yes, and within all of what - much picking up on that. yes, and within all of what he - much picking up on that. yes, and within all of what he had. and within

they have no democratic outlet to express themselves on this issue. remember what german foreign minister and the lena bear box said, added democracy, conference of all things in prague earlier this month. have a listen. we sent a wis ukraine, as long as they need us, no matter what my german vote a thing, but i want to deliver to the people of ukraine. and this means every measure i'm taking. i have to be clear that this holds on as long as ukraine meets me. me, me, me, i, i am democracy. that's the kind of lingo he get constantly from taught. you officials from bare bach to vander lane. sometimes the truth just comes out and judging by the remarks democracy in the minds of e. leaders is apparently something that only exists within the narrow confines of what they allow the little people to do. or to have diplomatic relations between canada and india had become more tense. the canadian government allows, seeks living there to conduct a referendum for a separate seek homeland and the western indian state of putting job is our correspondence. runjun sh

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surprising that only two hours are similar opinions regarding the visit of the organization were expressedresident of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi, the commander-in-chief noted that our country did everything to ensure that the megate mission thoroughly inspected the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, but the occupiers, for their part, tried to turn the work of experts into a fruitless tour of the plant zelensky expressed the hope that russia will still not be able to do this we hope that the mission will still draw objective conclusions from the circumstances at the station when finally with the territory of the zaporizhzhia npp will be withdrawn by the russian military when they will take away their weapons and ammunition, when they will stop shelling the energodar and neighboring areas and their provocations. the zaporizhzhia plant will be able to return to completely safe work , which has always been under the control of ukraine. however , even shutting down the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant does not reduce the potential nuclear threat, the minister of energy of ukraine herman galushc

lot for us in the last 70 years and i believe that it is a kind of duty of the british people to express respect in this way to those who served us for 70 years throughout her life queen elizabeth ii remained steadfast in to her devotion to the role of monarch that is why many here consider it vital to pay her respect and honor immediately after the official announcement of the death of the queen apo london began to appear all over london with her hands and life and when i was driving here i saw people stopping by them and pay respects on the streets in transport someone talks about it in private conversations someone just expresses with a look it began in the reign of her son king charles iii he was preparing for this role throughout his life and today we already they saw how the king arrived at buckingham palace with the queen comfortably, he communicated with people, people expressed their respect and condolences to him regarding the death of his mother, his reign actually begins mourning for his mother. high-ranking officials they recall a deep sense of necessarily the queen's steadf

b, received such a tumultuous expression of goodwill. a year later, expression of goodwill. goodwill. a year later, the first _ expression of goodwill. a year later, the first child, - expression of goodwill. a year later, the first child, charles l later, the first child, charles was born. two years after that, a daughter, anne. by by now, philip had resumed his naval career and was posted to the mediterranean island of malta, where he wasjoined by his wife. it was the most carefree time of their married life but it wasn't to last. the king was in poor health. he'd been treated for lung cancer. when elizabeth left for a visit to east africa in february 1952, it was to be the last time she would see him. it was a farewell. it was also, as events turned out, goodbye. at the moment of her father's death from a heart attack, elizabeth was in a game park in kenya. the news that she was now queen was given to her by her husband. archive: hertour of- the commonwealth cancelled, the princess we knew as a girl and watched in the even growth of her stature comes back to meet her mini

the movement of the child becomes free and expressive facial expressions.tional , moreover, algorithms are shown not only to children with stuttering, but also with any speech disorders, children who do not speak precisely in logarithmic classes demonstrate the first speech successes. lots to do foxes, she twists the face well. well done while our specialist distributes balls to children. i would like to make an important comment on such chants. i would recommend to all children, regardless of whether they have problems or not, and everything around us lives according to the laws of rhythm, the change of seasons into the day- night heart. before and much more obeys precisely a certain rhythm, any rhythmic movements activate the activity of the human brain, so doctors recommend sava of early childhood to develop a sense of rhythm in children. here is the ball. ma play with you sing it flew. oh, nose on your head, he flew. he flies, and he flew into your tummy and onto your leg. he sat down and jumped, then suddenly burst, well done, by the way, the ball appe

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just announced that 23 people were injured in connection with the deaths of people , vladimir putin expressed his condolences on behalf of the president in izhevsk departed the minister of health and groups of doctors from the capital, the minister of education on the basis of the regional ministry of emergency situations in udmurtia opened a round-the-clock hotline, the attackers were dressed in a black t-shirt with nazi symbols and was klava, he committed suicide . his personality is a school graduate, artem kazantsev, born 88. well, this is what our correspondent in izhevsk marina bali reports. at these minutes, near school number 88, there are a lot of police cars of the independent security guard of the russian guard sobr omon in the building itself, the investigation team continues to work here, parents and relatives of students come according to the information that is known. now the attacker came to the school in during the fourth lesson, the student, students and teachers were in the classrooms. eh, everything. about 1,000 children study at this school, according to the investigative

on the fronts and in general the latest news from the war serhii zgurets, director of the defense expressagency, host of the war summaries column of the day serhii congratulations, please come. congratulations to you, vasyl. congratulations to the viewers of the espresso channels today, military summaries of the day, about affairs on the fronts where there are no pauses, about the arms contract with germany and bmp from greece, ukraine. about this for moment so let's raise the front-line results for the week as a result of the successful offensive in the kharkiv rural area, the armed forces of ukraine liberated from the occupiers more than six thousand square kilometers of our land in the kharkiv region. composition and an unprecedented number of weapons and military equipment of the enemy forces, those that were in the target, for example, part and subdivisions of the composition of the sixth army of the western military district and the northern and baltic fleets retreated to the territory of the belgorod region and there they concentrated along the state border of ukraine and there the

it's clear from these expressions of public grief, a sin to see that she meant something different to lots of different people. for some, she was to quote, the, the prime minister, sort of the rock, a stability at the heart of the british nation, also is the leader of his majesty's opposition kissed alma, talked of her as this sort of focal point for comfort. for reassurance, i think that was very significant risk recently, but you know, stretching back 70 years, she came into the role as a young mother. many, many young women, many young men identified with family image as she grew up. many people identified us with her as a grandmother and then a great grandmother across the full u. k. nation's. she's meant something very different depending where you are, whether you are in wales, whether you are in scotland or not, and or england. it is the case that many have seen it has as, as a kind of unifying force. and i think it's because she has meant so many different things that really explains the sense of loss, but also the popularity that really characterized her. right. and you talk

i was sure that all people wishing to take part in the referendum would come there and freely express their will. and so it happened. i have always believed in the freedom to hold this event. and so it happened, i was convinced that the conditions for holding a referendum are absolutely normal, in contrast to the information that we get in the west when we are told that nothing like this can be done here, but in fact we see an absolutely opposite picture. the behavior of the referendum is absolutely normal, on the second day of the referendum in the zaporozhye region, it began on time in the cec of the region expects a high turnout, our correspondent anton stepanenko is following the situation. he is on direct line anton hello, how can you hear us? tell me, what is the turnout at this hour? what situation? uh, the numbers so far zaporozhye region continues today for the second day, but, at least, according to the results of yesterday , we can say that, according to the data of the central election commission, about twenty-odd percent of the number, uh, who have the right to vote, have

such semi-joking statements of the field commander in kiev, as ivan alekseevich very figuratively expressed today, we now give the floor to the news, and the big game will return to this studio at 19:55. don't miss it. on the air evening news in the studio of ekaterina biryuzovskaya, together with russia forever the long-awaited event for millions of residents of donbass zaporozhye and kherson regions , agreements on joining our country were signed, the climax was signed, on red square, the rally, the concert started and channel one will show everything live . but the emotions have not yet been quenched after the celebration in the kremlin georgievsky hall hugs tears loud russia it was piercing bright sincere. so red square, in the very heart of the capital, instead of force, instead of attraction , the most important events in our history of parade demonstrations took place there, it was here that in 2014 a grand concert was held in honor of the reunification of crimea with russia and today at the walls. there are tens of thousands of people on the stage of the kremlin, famous artists, soc

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more about other news from the war in general, serhii zgurets, he is the director of the defense express agency, this to the host of the column military summaries of the day serhiy good evening please have a good evening i greet you today in the military summaries of the day about the new package of arms aid from the united states about the enemy's losses in tanks and aircraft and about the skill of the details of the use of iranian drones by raiders on the battlefield, more about this in a moment to the armed forces of ukraine continue to liberate populated areas of ukraine from the russian occupiers from the latest news, the kraken unit reported that the enemy was knocked out of the left bank part of kupyansk, now the city is completely de-occupied and further. the counteroffensive of the ukrainian army continues on the left bank of the river. also today, president volodymyr zelenskyy held a meeting of the supreme commander-in-chief , among other things, discussed the provision of the defense forces and the list of weapons necessary for the further liberation of ukrainian territories.