i have your expression.— i have your expression.rol — awkward english glop. it shows. i've lost control this _ awkward english glop. it shows. i've lost control this evening. _ awkward english glop. it shows. i've lost control this evening. thank - awkward english glop. it shows. i've lost control this evening. thank you | lost control this evening. thank you very much henry and henry enjoy the game tomorrow thank you. thank you very much. thank you forjoining us this evening myself and the team have a very good night. hello, i'm marc edwards with your sport, and it's monday madness at the world cup. raining goals in qatar as the second round of group matches came to a close.... 14 in total with portugal booking their place in the last 16. after they beat uruguay 2—0 — bruno fernandes with both of portugal's goals — despite cristiano ronaldo celebrating wildly as he attempted to claim his first effort. well, the match was briefly stopped by a pitch invader — who wore a t—shirt saying 'save ukraine' and 'respect so portugal through,

the sunday express is dealing with the story _ order.dealing with the story of where to put - order. the sunday express is dealing with the story of where to put the . with the story of where to put the migrants in the uk when they are being processed.— migrants in the uk when they are being processed. yes, so this is a re ort on being processed. yes, so this is a report on the _ being processed. yes, so this is a report on the sunday _ being processed. yes, so this is a report on the sunday express - being processed. yes, so this is a | report on the sunday express that hundreds of military homes that are normally reserved for military families as they move it and bases are being set aside for migrants and they are also saying, in conjunction with this, at least 2500 british veterans are homeless and have nowhere to live. the government have a problem here, there is: resistance to the use of hotels and holiday camps in bed and breakfasts in the kind of thing to house migrants, so they have been forced look at alternatives and the backlo

which asks rishi sunak— sunday express which asks rishi sunak to — sunday express which asks rishi sunakembattled at the moment— beleaguered and embattled at the moment and not very willing to talk to the _ moment and not very willing to talk to the media when she visits these detention— to the media when she visits these detention centres. we to the media when she visits these detention centres.— detention centres. we are going to look at the — detention centres. we are going to look at the express _ detention centres. we are going to look at the express although - detention centres. we are going to look at the express although i - detention centres. we are going to| look at the express although i don't think we had that section highlighted, but it says migrant crackdown, a shake—up of the asylum system could see those making bogus claims deported more quickly. it is a big issue for the government and the problem is they have had 12 years as labour can accuse them of saying, to sort this out, they don't seem to have any answers yet. that is the real problem. _ seem to have any answers y

the jar was 20p more in the express despite being 100 grams smaller.ore in the express, despite being 50 grams lighter. overall, the products from the bigger tesco came to £35411. the basket in the express added up to £41.25. that's a price difference of nearly £6. in fact, every single product i bought from the express was more expensive. if you were to buy this exact shop every week for a year, it would cost over £300 more than the shop from the big supermarket. so visiting your nearest convenience shop can be a more expensive option. if you can, itjust might be worth getting to a bigger store. even if you have to pay for the journey. tesco says the urban locations of their tesco express stores mean higher running costs and prices reflect this. also they've, "locked the price of more than 1,000 everyday staples until 2023" and are, "price matching hundreds of products." in cirencester they say there's a nearby store offering an even wider range of affordable food. one big factor driving up food prices has been the fallout from russia's invasion of uk

letters from daily express readers about daily express stories about the daily news. so they they created this transatlantic isolationist media echo chamber. no, they use many arguments in their campaign to try to urge readers to lobby their governments to stay out of european conflicts. once the war began in europe and the british asked for american help often. the american newspapers would blame the british for manipulating the united states into war. sometimes they would imply that american -- were dragging the united states into war because of their sympathy for what the daily news called their racial can folk in europe. sometimes the american newspapers made explicitly white supremacist arguments. for example a daily news worried that if american anglo-saxons fought germans, then the so-called white race would commit suicide and asians or the yellow race as the daily news called them would take over the world. remember, this is the best-selling newspaper in the country. most often though the prosperians argued that they supported isolationism because they believe

that people from all walks of life use the express lanes but not every day. kristen: right. do you envision carpool or's and perhaps electric or hybrid car owners not having to pay? >> certainly i would expect that there would be discounts or full free travel for qualifying carpools. i think that while there currently are express lane discounts for electric vehicles or other clean air vehicles, i think as those cars constitute a bigger part of the bay area, it is just ultimately not going to be practicable to provide a price break for the electric car people. kristen: i see. i hope is we will get to 90%, 100% of vehicles being electric or hybrid soon, but will there be low income assistance, do you think? >> that's one of the possibilities that will be modeled as well. it is very much on the table. kristen: just exploring ideas. before we get to that, i'm just wondering, some might be looking at these proposals and wondering why can we not just build more freeways? your answer to that would be? >> the answer is one, it is just prohibitively expensive to do so

however, in europe , even politicians are not particularly shy about expressing their opinion.rticular, the ex-candidate for the presidency of france, nicolas du pont. ilyan, demanded to stop supporting the ukrainian president. after his loud statements about the ownership of the wreckage, a rocket that fell in poland. this could lead the conflict to further escalate. a rocket to poland and blaming the russians for this almost provoked the third world war. zelensky's provocative rhetoric angered many europeans and italian newspaper or patina. i captioned his photo. this man is dangerous the publication accused the ukrainian president of trying to unleash the third world war, when he called on everyone to act against russia, he is more interested in money for the war than the world writes the authors of the material. and the ukrainians, meanwhile , have been sitting in the dark for four days in odessa, people block roads and block traffic due to a power outage, pickets resumed in the morning, cars stand in traffic jams, this happens when there is no light. four days, yes, the 21

at one point the daily express ran a story how the daily news was printing letters for daily express readers about daily express stories about the daily news. they created transatlantic isolationist media echo chamber. they used many arguments in their campaigns to lobby governments to stay out of the european conflict. and american newspapers would blame the british. from an appeal eating the united states into war. sometimes they would imply americans abuse dragging the united states into war for sympathy into what the united states call racial kinfolk in europe. sometimes the american newspapers made explicitly white supremacist arguments. the daily news worried if american anglo-saxons fought germans than the so-called white race would commit suicide and asian or the yellow race would take over the world. the best-selling newspaper in the country. most often the press barons argued they supported isolationism because they believe franklin roosevelt would use the war to seize dictatorial control and become an american caesar. they believed roosevelt wanted to aid hitler then not b

take us to the express back page, the chaos i to the express back page, the chaos at manchester unitedhay, because most people love the game, would be pretty sad to see such an unsettled picture at united with a positivity that may be old trafford could be sold or the club itself could be sold, they have lost their star player. it's a pretty unhappy... they have good management that seems to be doing good things but everything around them is kind of deeply unsettled.— everything around them is kind of deeply unsettled. yes, absolutely, cristiano ronaldo _ deeply unsettled. yes, absolutely, cristiano ronaldo probably - deeply unsettled. yes, absolutely, cristiano ronaldo probably didn't l cristiano ronaldo probably didn't need _ cristiano ronaldo probably didn't need to— cristiano ronaldo probably didn't need to worry about getting the train _ need to worry about getting the train out — need to worry about getting the train out of manchester today in whatever— train out of manchester today in whatever chauffeur driven car he would _ whatever chauffeur driven car he would have been in if

and to say this is the greatest _ express as well, 10?palace is saying something when you think of the people that have performed their over the years. this is her show that should have happened almost a year ago and it was cancelled at the very, very short notice, i think the day before, leading a lot of fans extremely disappointed and adele in tears. i mean, she looks absolutely fabulous, doesn't she? shejust looks happy, you know, comfortable within herself, and all the reviews are absolutely 5—star. it is a great deal for her, are absolutely 5—star. it is a great dealfor her, and the are absolutely 5—star. it is a great deal for her, and the great thing are absolutely 5—star. it is a great dealfor her, and the great thing is that after she has finished this season at caesar's palace, she is going to study for a degree in english literature, which i think is marvellous. i english literature, which i think is marvellous-— english literature, which i think is marvellous. ., ,, ., ., ~ marvellous. i did not know that. are ou a marvellous.

everyone has the opportunity to express their point of view, but in conditions of free discussion. how dear that unanimity, which today is shared by all our bishops, the clergy and the believing people. and on this day when you congratulate me? with this personal day of mine, i am like a patriarch, answering all of you with great gratitude with humility with the awareness of my unworthiness. first of all, i would like to combine this gratitude with the wishes that a special prayer today for all our historical fatherland extends to the lord yes , bomb of his grace preserves our people or our peoples in unity, as they say now really in the world in love in the one sense. may the lord help each of you, my dear masters, to work in your place, really, not sparing your life. the one who regrets his life in the hierarchal post most often earns diabetes, obesity and dies prematurely, so it will not be so. it won't be like that. there is no need to feel sorry for ourselves , the more we give our strength to our neighbors, our churches to our people, the more strength we gain, and this is a

readers about the daily express stories and about the daily news.o they created this transatlantic media eco- chamber and used many arguments in the campaigns to try to urge them to stay out of conflict. theypu would blame them for manipulating the united states into war and imply that american jews were dragging the united states into war because of their sympathy for what they called the racial kinfolk in europe. sometimes the american newspapers made explicitly white asupremacist arguments for example the daily news worried that if the american anglo-saxons fought the germans than the so-called white race would commit suicide and asians would take over the world. remember this is the best selling newspaper in the country. most often though, they argued they supported isolationism because they believed franklin roosevelt would use the board to seize the dictatorial control and become an american caesar. they believed roosevelt wanted to aid the enemy is not because he feared for u.s. security or because he sympathized with the victims of the fasci

china expresses its positions expresses its positions, but we can translate the same way, uh, what happened in asean the other day, it was clearly stated that, for example, china wants asean and asia in general to remain neutral, so that it does not help, does not bother on the position of the united states in relation to asia, for example, yes, this is a clear position of china that was expressed, and this is precisely the confrontation of china with the united states , in particular in the asian region, with russia, after all, it is a completely different relationship, and china, for example, for a long time considered ukraine as the zone of influence of russia, and therefore he did not interfere at all in the relations of russia, for example, with the countries of the post-soviet space, at the moment, if we see in central asia, this is also becoming a problem for china, and it is starting again to express one's position on this matter, to say that russia should not behave the way it did before, even towards its close partners, even towards its allies, such as central asian countries such

good morning greetings in general, a word and an expression. do you say this about the fact that you communicate with a person, what do you share , what do you want to know, what is she really like, how do we communicate with military personnel? well, i would definitely like to shift the emphasis and say that a person and military personnel in the process of these psycho-traumatic events and after them, the psyche still adapts, and perhaps the most difficult situations are those who surround them. son, and now he is in this process of dwelling in the mountain and so on. yes, there are certain shifts in me personally. there is a certain sublimation of this process of burning , which resulted in such a book. my son's speech in the form of an album of memories, my memories of my relatives, this happened to me, but i want to say from experience that those who surround me have a much harder time with them, how does such traumatization go, maybe stronger than mine because they are more worried and they do not know how to deal with it detect and perha

that's - probably a question to ask the daily express, _ probably a question to ask the daily expressnity to produce a fantastical headline. look, france has been doing— headline. look, france has been doing quite— headline. look, france has been doing quite a bit in terms of trying to deter— doing quite a bit in terms of trying to deter these crossings, but this proposal— to deter these crossings, but this proposal will only involve 50 border force staff — proposal will only involve 50 border force staff operating in france, and that's— force staff operating in france, and that's clearly insufficient. there's actually _ that's clearly insufficient. there's actually a — that's clearly insufficient. there's actually a relief simple way to deal with this, — actually a relief simple way to deal with this, to process asylum applications in france. therefore they will— applications in france. therefore they will need to cross the channel to make _ they will need to cross the channel to make an— they will need to cross the channel to make an application. but that doesn't — to make an applic

prof, kick us off with the daily -- daily express.- the daily -- daily express.ly -- daily express. this is the alleged _ the daily -- daily express. this is the alleged news _ the daily -- daily express. this is the alleged news that _ the daily -- daily express. this is the alleged news that the - the daily -- daily express. this is - the alleged news that the government is pushing back the introduction of the cap care. the plan was to cut back the amount around £6,000 to prevent families having to spend everything that they've saved over a lifetime on social care. there is rumour doing the rounds that in the autumn statement next week, jeremy hunt will push that back a couple of years, and there's been quite a marked reaction from charities and so on, because for many people, social care costs can be crippling, and this was a long—awaited partial solution to this solution. it’s and this was a long-awaited partial solution to this solution.— solution to this solution. it's that erennial solution to this solution. it's that perennial issue _ solution to this sol

editor oleg kadkov de fensex express well, in pursuit of important information, germany will offer its military aircraft to help patrol the airspace of poland on it's a great pity that it's not ukraine well, the mission can start even tomorrow, november 17, the german ministry of defense has added the inclusion now news time on the espresso tv channel and anna java melnyk will appear on our screens with an updated information release to a colleague, we pass on the word congratulations thank you for the most important for a few moments, in particular how lviv region is preparing after yesterday's good attacks , i will tell you. and i will start with what is the current situation in kyiv region, stay with us, the wreckage of another missile shot down by the police in kyiv region, part of the invaders' aircraft was found in the north of the region in the forest strip, this happened after a massive rocket attack by the russians on the eve of the destruction and fortunately there were no victims, said the head of the main department of the national police of the region andriy nebatov, curre

shocking news for belarus, shocking condolences to the relatives and friends of vladimir makeev were expressed by the president of the country alexander lukashenko makei since 2000 was an assistant to the head of state, then the head of his administration, and for the last 10 years he served as minister of foreign affairs now the flags are lowered on the peace building in minsk the photo is still published on the website of the ministry just the day before vladimir makei met with the envoy. pope at the minister. i have always had a very active busy schedule. the senator is mourning. deputies , representatives of all departments of the message appear literally every minute at the center of the election commission of the state border committee . ministry of internal affairs public figures according to colleagues, the layout, stood the interests of the country around the world, took place as a politician, as a minister they also recall other milestones in his biography. this is something like a person who sincerely always worked sincerely fulfilled the tasks that we set throughout his service. ev

she has a right to express herself.r if a bbc sports reporter would have expressed solidarity with the uyghur muslims in china. so that was alex scott, who's part of the bbc sport team in qatar. roger, what did you make of that decision for alex scott to wear that and presumably to wear it with the agreement of her editors and producers? well, i think alex is great, and i can understand why she wants to do it. i think it was an editorial mistake by the bbc, because as soon as you let a presenter or a reporter paid by the bbc wear some sort of campaigning insignia, however well intentioned, in that case, you open a whole set of precedents about people wearing charity logos or campaigning logos for a whole set of other things. so i think the editors and producers should not have allowed that. i suppose the counter is there are some issues on which there are no two sides, that this is something that someone on air should be able to express. yes, but would you have armbands for iran or cancer or a particular charity? her ca

the fact that he has expressed a wish for forgiveness. fact that he has expressed a wish forforgivenesst that he has expressed a wish forforgiveness. as a change fact that he has expressed a wish for forgiveness. as a change of you want him at all? if we leave aside the fact that it was on i'm a celebrity get me out of here, and questions around the fact that he went on reality tv to do that rather than expressing it in any other forum. but does his wish for forgiveness change your view? trio. forgiveness change your view? no, not at all and _ forgiveness change your view? no, not at all and it _ forgiveness change your view? idfr, not at all and it almost makes me more, it refreshes all of that anger and upset that ebbs away over time and upset that ebbs away over time and then it comes back up. forgiveness isn't helpful at this stage. he has also said that he is committed to the right answers coming out as a result of the inquiry. and i think as far as the covid bereaved families are concerned, the right thing for him to do would be to engage fully with that inquiry. we wrote to him l

but also for freedom of expression, female expression is not simply an individual right, but it works collectively when people are free to express their views, debate, but also not having users to dominate and abuse others. and a huge amount of efforts has been put bestsellers aside organization research and policy maker and social media themself to ensure the space is like twitter, do not end up like nation extreme platforms like gab, which is a known for aids conspiracy theories, spread of and is information and my dream is to nationalist user base. so we're kind of going backwards. any extremely worrisome, especially in and very political, an uncertain time or a. well, let's talk about m twitters revenue because currently a comes from advertising. but several big companies have put their advertisements on hold. how damaging am is this for twitter? this is extremely damaging. i'm in twitter. i voted to advertising accounts for 90 percent of twitters revenues and the company might not survive. it continues down this path and we've seen that the service is experiencing a massive drop

of themselves, an expression of exactly what, what did the child need, she expressed herself throughthat she felt through color, but not through pictures and all that they sat inside, it all came out , that is, this little thing should be here. in order for the child to understand because he remembered that i can recover, that here i am good, that here, if i feel bad, i can find a place to express my emotions , my energy, some figurines this figurine can be like a stone or a cake or anything and i made up a story in this story, we got to a snowy, beautiful city, but that city is flying rockets, it is important to form a moment in the child so that he is not an adult and he does not have to solve these situations so that she must have a safe back from her parents that she can confide in, receive support, parents bear full responsibility, they shape the child. we help only in a certain part of her life. we create a space for her right here where she can feel safe and where she can develop and where we we can support and help people glory to ukraine is without childhood as we imagined i

readers about daily express stories about the daily news.o they created this trans-atlantic isolationist media echo chamber. now they used many arguments in their campaign to try to readers to lobby their governments to stay out of european conflict. once the war began in europe of an the american newspapersld wod blame the british for manipulating the united states into the war. sometimes they would imply that american jewish people ward dragging the united states and the war because of their sympathy for what the daily news called fair -- in europe. sometimes the american newspapers made explicitly white edsupremacist charges. the daily news worried if american anglo-saxons brought germans the so-called race would commit suicide and or the yellow race is the daily news called them would go to war. it was the best-selling newspaper in the country. most often though the press argued they supportedon isolationism but they believe franklin roosevelt would use the war to seize dictatorial control they believed roosevelt wanted to aid hitler's e

if the form prevents me from expressing the idea, it means that the form is bad.votkin, that's how the idea struck, and the soviet one is completely aware of how he has thousands of characters, thousands of characters, thousands of paintings, that is, the figures of the soviet entered art with his understanding the role of the artist and creativity in society from his personal position with a new look at the military theme, in contrast to the artists of the forties -fifties of the xx century, who sought to create a heroic chronicle of the war years, mikhail sovietsky talks about tragic phenomena, and not human trials that fell on proportion of people during the war years. his art arouses genuine interest in society and often disputes and polemics of the soviet as an artist of his style were sometimes perceived with hostility simply as no, he does not it turns out this kind of picture, uh, his still life. well, they are a 2-3 checkpoint there, probably you are even a checkpoint too - he focused his thinking precisely on the fact that the picture says something, eve

elizaveta bruise slipped fell woke up gypsum is a popular expression that in such weather almost alls at the appointment of a traumatologist recall an unsuccessful landing on the back and the guru cost damage to the spine, sharp breathing was caught still heavily on the larger back and i can’t neck, the doctors insist to rush to get up. after a fall, you do not need to move your hands and feet first and ask passers-by to help you get up. in this case. superfluous, in general, the most traumatic places in icy conditions are steps entrance to the underground passages of public transport stops. doctors remind falling can be prevented shoes should be appropriate resistant to a good reef clothing should be more free low-lowering movements when falling, so that he can somehow or group. or maybe even somehow prevent a fall by stretching your arms forward to balance. in addition, doctors state that there is already the first injury from the popular winter. fun. tubing, cheesecake can pick up a lot of speed. but braking does not always work. in addition, children often ride on unequipped slid

meanwhile, former health secretary matt hancock has expressed regret for his actions as health secretary during covid on the reality tv show i'm a celebrity get me out of here. what i am really looking for is a bit of forgiveness, that is what i'm really looking for. a petition on childcare ratios, created by the parents of a boy who died in nursery, will be debated in parliament after getting more than 100,000 signatures. and in the rugby union world cup final heartbreakfor the red roses — england's women are pipped at the post by new zealand. good afternoon. the ukrainian government says recapturing the city of kherson means that victory in the war against russia is "only a matter of time". ukraine regained control of the southern city after officials in moscow said some 30,000 russian troops were pulled out of the region yesterday. sources close to the ukrainian president have warned though that the kremlin�*s forces are making new fortifications on the left bank side of the dnipro river. fears have also been expressed after satellite images show significant new damage to a major dam

here is how farmers expressed their dissatisfaction the day before.y continue to be devastated by rising fuel prices due to cloudy electricity rates. and the christmas of the germans, too, will not please a third of the citizens, as evidenced by polls. he just can't afford to spend money on gifts. to maintain independence, we must stick together. what will be the new breath of the most important military-political bloc of eurasia experts and guests of the editors club discuss the results of the csto summit in yerevan hot conflict in the region makes you look at the facts with a cold head kiev's public decision as markers suggest what will happen next, but live in this situation. you still need your mind. you look, what is happening in ukraine, here it is, as if it was not noticed last week. this week, the rada adopted a law zelensky approved that not they will commit their lives to the monitoring of high officials, firstly, this is immediately crossed into the european union corruption. and this is what 3 years says, and then you have this money that

the distance rus expresses. buchennost, the latest news indicates that we really need serious control over cryptocurrencies on this, probably, they could disperse, but as is now customary in america, ukraine again crawled out from behind the belt back in early march. sam bangman. fried tweeted how happy together with the ukrainian ministry of finance to collect donations for the needs of the armed forces soon at the base. his stock exchange was opened fund. hey pah, with the help of ukraine , as it were, to raise funds in cryptocurrencies, ukraine was an investor in the ftx exchange. you may be asking why a country in a war talk is investing in cryptocurrencies, doesn’t that seem a bit risky for zelensky well, if the democrats are sending you billions of dollars less military equipment, what you can do is support their favorite on the website of the investigative group the greyzon-mechanic of how all this was spinning the site of the fund and ugh yung worked exactly until the end of october. in the meantime, it

it is well expressed _ months. yasmin, do agree with that? it is well expressed but _ months.is well expressed but i also remember, he four years has been a believer— remember, he four years has been a believer in _ remember, he four years has been a believer in a — remember, he four years has been a believer in a very small states. the n1ess_ believer in a very small states. the mess we _ believer in a very small states. the mess we are — believer in a very small states. the mess we are in, some of it is international, the biggest mess we are in— international, the biggest mess we are in happened in the borisjohnson and accelerated in the liz truss. they— and accelerated in the liz truss. they made — and accelerated in the liz truss. they made the mess and they have a duty to _ they made the mess and they have a duty to clear — they made the mess and they have a duty to clear it up, not for the public— duty to clear it up, not for the public to— duty to clear it up, not for the public to be made to pay for the mess— public to be made to pay for the mess thev— public to be mad

well done, express and _ 10.1% state pensions increase. all done, express and this is the only paperinflation increase for next year for pensioners and the express ran a campaign and really worked hard on getting this sorted and it looks like the government has bowed to the pressure but in addition to that, the government has increased, the pension credit and universal credit and other benefits as well in line with inflation and getting the full 10.1% rise were there been rumours that they might decide not to do that they might decide not to do that and that would have been a real betrayal in the opposite of compassionate conservatism and especially in the cost—of—living crisis and well done to the express and well done to the government for also doing the right thing, i think. let's go back to the telegraph. i'v e i've heard several times that he's not allowed to enter cartoon competitions because he winds them. a nice touch from him, i think we can get a focus on the cartoon. he alwa s can get a focus on the cartoon. he always does well, taking two stories and combining them in one

editor oleg kadkov, the editor-in-chief of defense express worked now live on the espresso tv channelense express always work qualitatively , we are going further, we will talk now on energy ukraine plans to resume pumping oil through the friendship pipeline, but emphasizes that the reason for the stoppage of transit is russian shelling, energy minister herman galushchenko stated this on the air of the national telethon transit by oil tanker friendship is planned to be restored, the minister noted that last week when there was international communication and ukraine was accused of stopping the transit, it is necessary to speak honestly about the consequences and the first reason, i quote, if a terrorist country destroys the power system, there will be problems with pumping - he says interestingly, the same with the situation is unfolding with gas. the russian federation, which used to use such expressions in its rhetoric as ukraine steals our a-a gas, now notes that somewhere in ukraine sooner than everything is settling down a bit, the gas that is planning to go from us to the countr

well, as it were, the direction, but he had his own e expressive. composition and holy plastic. yes, that is, he created just such a work, which, well, took its rightful place in the history of the great. what is called a talented artist after 11 years in 1978, his own madonna appears and at the state art museum of the bssr , the director of which elena aladova ordered a copy of the painting to the soviet, the artist did not make copies and refuses, but a completely new version is being written in the painting the partisan madonna of minsk mikhail savitsky refers to the eternal the symbol of life to motherhood at the heart of the composition by a famous painting renaissance raphael's sistine madonna, but instead of biblical characters, the artists depict ordinary people who witnessed the horrors of fascism. and in the seventies, he creates the heaviest powerful series in his work, figures on the heart, uh, which is dedicated to just the same m-th of him. er, well, the experience in the nazi death camps. and why are we talking about the fact that his

over the world, colleagues of the foreign minister of kazakhstan uzbekistan and azerbaijan calmly expressed sympathy to relatives and friends cuba turkey serbia armenia iran syria venezuela kyrgyzstan pakistan and other countries in connection with the sudden death of the minister of foreign affairs , a statement was also made in the russian metro an outstanding diplomat passed away a statesman, a true patriot who devoted his life to serving his motherland and protecting its interests in the international arena. vladimir vladimirovich mackable a true friend of russia who has made a unique contribution to the global development of broad bilateral cooperation. integration construction of a union state strengthening ties between the fraternal peoples of russia and belarus vladimir vladimirovich makei will forever remain in our hearts as a man of broad soul and deep wisdom, a brilliant professional ally and faithful comrade, who won love and respect not only from the citizens of his country, but also far beyond outside of belarus, we will always honor his memory. minister foreign affairs of rus

translation: the expression, gestures, the i the expression, gestures, the physicality they express. of the great films of the 21st century. korean cinema, at least when it comes to filmmaking, has been pretty much a man's game with male directors pulling the shots but things are changing. as emma jones reports, women are gaining ground both in front and behind the camera. the first lady of korean film became the first korean international star after winning the best price at venice for this arrogant woman, the story of a woman given to a couple to bear this arrogant child. she died this year age 55 but she was known for playing memorable, complex female characters long before that was considered to be important. 35 years after the surrogate woman, perhaps love's actress directing debut, middle age writer falling directing debut, middle age writerfalling for his writer falling for his attractive student and told humourously. she thinks seeing the breakthrough of stories for and by women give film a big challenge. translation: flit challenge. translation: of course, they are persisting

week from monday to sunday seven different human activities expert sports culture politics eight express presenters journalists experts opinion leaders in real time about the most current events through the prism of war every day author's projects on espresso iryna koval mother wife host of the espresso tv channel and i'm also a volunteer our soldiers at the front need a lot of things every day and that is why part of my life today is to help the armed forces of ukraine and i am very grateful to my colleagues for supporting me in this sport during the war which there are empty stadiums without fans in the stands, deserted sports halls, and even destroyed sports facilities, our athletes lost the opportunity to train at home because of the war and had to flee abroad to prepare for future starts, those who remained with weapons in their hands heroically defend ukraine in this war, second place of ukraine won't suit us we need a victory each of you can help the troops save the lives of our soldiers and bring our victory closer see this week in the collaborators program the list of judges' tr

e 41.000 is in combat formations of expressed forces. this means that 260 or more precisely 259.000. uh, some of them are in the army, uh, as part of a grouping. well , they don’t take part in hostilities, they are coordinating the rest of them at the training grounds , that is, at a press conference. vladimir putin said that gazprom was finally allowed to inspect the destroyed gas pipelines, nord stream. here's what we managed to find two funnels 3.5 m deep pulled out a pipe 40 m long, the gap is only turbo, they diverged by 250, in my opinion 9 m. but this piece of pipe that was torn out, which means you bent it, uh by 90 e degrees and threw it 40 m to the side just uh towards the nord stream, 2, which also turned out to be damaged, but, apparently, by this explosion of this fragments of the remains of this pipe. so this is an obvious terrorist attack 2 weeks ago in astana, putin and erdogan agreed to redirect the gases reserved for the northern streams along the turkish stream in turkey in this sense, it will be easier firstly, becaus

the express is _ balance for him tomorrow. the express is always _ balance for him tomorrow.ress is always a eventually positive when it comes to whatever the conservative government is doing but we _ the conservative government is doing but we also _ the conservative government is doing but we also know that nobody would envy the _ but we also know that nobody would envy the chancellor tomorrow, the message _ envy the chancellor tomorrow, the message that he's going to have to deiiver~ _ message that he's going to have to deiiver~ he — message that he's going to have to deliver. he has done a very good job of laying _ deliver. he has done a very good job of laying the groundwork. we have had this— of laying the groundwork. we have had this repetition of difficult decisions, difficult decisions, that both he _ decisions, difficult decisions, that both he and the prime minister kept repeating _ both he and the prime minister kept repeating over and over again. we know— repeating over and over again. we know that — repeating over and over again. we know that it— repeating over

meanwhile, former health secretary, matt hancock, has expressed regret for his actions as health secretary during covid on the reality tv show i'm a celebrity get me out of here. more than 40,000 people have crossed the channel in small boats this year, the highest since records began in 2018. double world cup agony for english rugby. despite a heroic performance, england's women are pipped at the post by new zealand in the rugby union final. while the men's rugby league team are undone in extra time in their world cup semi—final against samoa. we'll have more on all the day's sporting action from 6:30pm with sportsday. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the ukrainian government says recapturing the city of kherson means victory in the war against russia is �*only a matter of time'. ukraine regained control of its southern city after officials in moscow said 30,000 russian troops were pulled out of the region yesterday. though sources close to president zelensky have warned that the kremlin�*s forces are making new fortifications on the left bank of the dnipro river, and there's also co

their dissatisfaction, but it's a pity that they express dissatisfaction not with the very questionight in ukraine, but with the fact that they seem to be poorly prepared for these hostilities, so it can be better propaganda remains in force they are still trying to turn this war into a general russian war against nato and europe, but what takes place directly on the front line where there are significant losses of operatives and the enemy, the actual personnel of the enemy is not ready to conduct high-quality combat operations, all this is exactly what we created such a general picture of tension in the russian environment, which i thought, after a certain time, should give ee type and on whom we count, that is, in the war itself, they support. -15 and further. now we are talking about the fact that they are volunteers who go for money. that is, they were promised large salaries, the preliminary value of the payment, and this just provoked those who took out mortgages, others, let's say, financial obligations. they began to consider the possibility of three months to solve their fi

its site, various bloods and rugs were expressed.e balance. that's how it worked out. here are so different in e, at the nineteenth snowy 1787. although the market was held one night and it seems to be having a feast. it's all rooftop was nice. cheers clean brightened all night fireworks, and she was left because satisfied. them reception, yes, and went. already ugly. the plan of the bathtub according to mescanyo yak and tied classicism was enfilade, then god, for one hall it was possible to pass at the offensive and shares and shares at the center and the first step and the other round ballrooms were duplicated on top. which stood out from the bare, sharp, slippery volume of the wretched interior of the courtyard, the carpet had 72 chambers, three chambers , to the right of the vestibule were residential in the description of the rug near the roof of 1914. the vestibule was divided into two quarters. kalanady corners of the vestibule were two oak sped up that led to others and over. yagu wall was passing by shedding armor. iscety ba

he expresses content, was it so for humor repressions, this is ruth. she admits he is ready to say that there were repressions, but at the same time she can't of the needs. and she came to law to speak people to me that it was so significant since history maybe it was to which could so help her stalin to rule to create an order. so it's kind of a contradictory approach seats, but nevertheless, right now to whitewashed everything. last week, your group published research showing that the war had divided rather than united russians, and both sides had been radicalized by this conflict. what do you think will be the lasting effects of this polarization now in russian society? yes, russia sleeves. sure. a good russians and bed rations, as i said. so anybody who is against us is not our. ready l i and that sense we can say both citizens for the 2nd shorts and russia labeled for insurance for simply people one not trust war. see for top of sorry, this and yes, the problem is so the polarization leads to radicalization of for the us, people who are supporting

lots of expressions worn words about the possibility of coming together. but interestingly from the european commission, the deputy commissioner for this relevant portfolio saying that there cannot be a situation where there are, it's like the wild west in the mediterranean search and rescue operations not being coordinated. and member states acting singly a not in cooperation with each other, as i say, lots of warm words, but no clear steer towards agreement or the migrant from northern france. the u. k is well established, but many and taking greater risks as natasha butler explains from don kirk. in recent years, what we've been saying is an increase in asylum seekers using small boats inflatable these run by people smugglers in order to reach britain. the problem is, of course, those journeys across the english channel, all very dangerous. they are very risky, and that's why we saw that tragedy one year ago. now, when data inflatable boat carrying at least 27 people sank in the sea and those people died. now what the french and purchase governments hav