on al jazeera, france is a country of control. it's reputation for glamour and she is proudly projected to the outside world. but there's also a darker under betty with attraction and should from where the fall right has moved in from the fringes and increasingly set the national agenda, especially when it comes from the slims. good, good for parents may new my good celebration of diversity. the multi cultural capital city of a nation that prides itself on the values of liberty equality and return it. but those values don't hold true for everyone. i miriam. and in this theory, i'll take a deeper look at some of the issues dividing from and people from lacey they, the separation between church and states to france is reckoning with its colonial legacy through racism. is i'm a phobia. and the crank down on basic freedoms, including the rights of protests. for me, it feels like a fight over who we are as a nation. and what we really stand for, ah, ah, ah, ah, it sounds almost as if lacy did today is sort of saying, actually some reli

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anchor: hello and welcome to france 24. the headlines this hour -- ukrainian forces push back from severodonetsk. president zelenskyy says they are fighting for every meter. a coalition in france begins a crucial week of campaigning after estimates showed emmanuel macron could lose the parliamentary majority like -- next week. temperatures in europe set to soar this week. extreme expect -- extreme heat expected in france this week. ♪ ukrainian forces have been pushed back from the key industrial city of severodonetsk . according to the country's president, his troops are fighting for literally every meter. for weeks, severodonetsk and its sister city have been russian targets. this as moscow tries to capture all of the donbas. reporter: after another night of heavy shelling, the strategic eastern city of severodonetsk is almost entirely under russian control. ukrainian forces that had resisted moscow's advance for weeks were forced to retreat from the city center on monday. >> help artillery support. there was an operation

the tension strad in france. if you are poor inference, it takes 6 generations, not one, not $36.00 generation to get out of poverty. it's a lot, especially if you consider that because of historical reasons, due to immigration, muslims are members of this disadvantage class. and if we don't have public policies addressing that, i believe that in 10 years we will have exactly the same debates. it's a no go to me to what's very apparent here in france is that everyone agrees that lacy is a really important part of the french tradition. that much is not in question. what is in question is the substance at that time how it's being used. clearly for some place, it provides protection from the states intrusion into the private sphere. but ironically, for others, it's also exactly the opposite of that. what seems to be a state is a struggle over what it means to be french and who gets to define it. mm. mm mm hm. it wants to shut a little exist. so it's exist a little bit. it's very confusing when you grow up here, when

good by ah, a france is a country of control. it's reputation for glamour and sheet is proudly projected to the outside world. but there's also a darker on the betty river. and front should from where the fall right has moved in from the fringes and increasingly set the national agenda, especially when it comes from the sims. good, good for parents may new like it's celebration of diversity. the multi cultural capital city of a nation that prides itself on the values of liberty, equality and return is, but those values don't hold true for everyone. i miriam. and in this theory, i'll take a deeper look at some of the issues dividing from people from lacy bay, the separation between church and state. france is reckoning with its colonial legacy through racism. is i'm a phobia on the crack down on basic freedoms, including the rights of protests. for me it feels like a fight over who we are as a nation. and what we really stanfull ah ah, it sounds almost as if lacy did today is sort of saying, actually some religious attitudes are u

there is violence today in france in society. there is racism.t, and since the police are a reflection of society, there are officers who behave violently and who need to be monitored and punished, some behave unacceptably. society. it also, of course, grows wild to take at least a football match of the french championship, which took place on sunday evening at stadium. zhofrodi shar the penalty shootout ended with the relegation of the santehen club to the second division. the fans staged a real mayhem on the field, not waiting for the teams to leave or the referee to announce the end of the meeting. they lit flares and started fights with more than 3 dozen people, as a result, they were injured, including two football players. the club, the shares of the fans, agreed in advance through social networks due attention. nobody gave this information on social networks, then they joked that all the police from there, apparently, were sent to paris to the stade de france league final the champions were also criticized by the leader of the national ass

increased we see sovereignty in europe more than ever because this is such an idea that came from france a few years ago, but now we see that our views coincide, we and all these technologies e-e within the framework of preserving sovereignty in particular and its energy sovereignty, we are strengthening we are making progress within the framework of 6 six months, we have accepted or canceled various er challenges, in particular er climate change, as well as er fighting deforestation through deforestation we also accept appropriate taxes that will help us er reduce emissions by 20%. therefore, thank you all. thank you to all the institutions for your powerful contribution. of course , we will not overcome everything that lies before us, and we have been working for the last few days so that social europe can see what steps are being taken to increase the minimum payments. minimum wages in europe. the european commission also actively works under such conditions and sends its employees to the best experts. thank you for the results of social work . to compare and implement, therefore, as

france gives the ukrainian army an atheist theater, yes, and they suffered.he republican trauma center arrives here early doctor shows andrian bake how severe injuries are, doctors save lives every day. yeah, your relatives don't visit serus. family, wife all the time relatives are on duty here both in ukraine and in france. i really hope that when you get better, i will be happy to see you in france, it will give me great pleasure. next to the children's section. there are just kids and teenagers here . seventeen-year-old daniil, like most people, had an explosive wound, one fragment hit his head and another in his arm. father pushed me into the entrance and brought with him my father died. i survived it's actually a miracle that you survived. what are the predictions for the hand the hand will remain intact? yes it's ok question time, sixteen-year-old david, together with his mother, was returning home in donetsk, came under fire, his mother remained disabled and does not get up. everyone has their own history together, which merge into one common tragedy o

and so it would be much more complicated for him to govern france. that would be good news for certain left wing voters, but rather bad news for certain conservative voters. and also for economists who are worried about frances public debt, but it's currently at about 110 percent of g d p. okay, so very large implications if the left wins and majority in parliament domestically . but what i found on an international level, how would there when impact things abroad? well, it would also be significant for a frances role in the world, you know, as only middle shore. as you said, the leader of the far left party that has been able to determine very much the program, the platform of this new left thing alliance. he's very critical of the european union. he's also very critical of nato actually at the new laughing lines has said that they would maybe not respect certain rules and they will also lead want to leave nato frances, obviously one very important member of the european union together with germany and a left when government and france at this stage

we revisit the yellowjacket movement for france 24.ter: the roundabout in northwest france almost four years after the yellow vest movement, if you are still occupying it. this is where an unemployed worker committed himself to the cause. >> we all have the yellow vest movement in our hearts. >> we all have it in our hearts. it is true. it is something striking. reporter: in any case, the movement will go down in history. >> we first went out because of the price of diesel. that is at will people up. -- woke people up. then, there were other demands. tax justice, social justice, the cost of living in general. our demands are always the same. where we have succeeded us to have made people really aware of them. report: the movement has brought together people from across the political spectrum. this has caused i'm going debate within. -- fierce ongoing debate within. >> i am against macron. and that is that. >> it is over five years now. >> even if we hadn't voted lucas we would'veotten him anyway. >> what comes today is that we stay uni

there is violence today in france in society. there is racism.act and because the police are a reflection of society. it has employees who behave violently, and who need to be monitored and punished, some behave unacceptably. society. also, of course, it is wild to take at least a football match of the french championship, which took place on sunday evening at the stadium. zhofrodi ball penalty shootout ended with the relegation of the club, santa tin in the second division manor the fans staged a real mayhem on the field, not waiting for the teams to leave or the referee to announce the end of the match. they lit flares and started fights with more than 3 dozen people, as a result, they were injured, including two football players. the club, the fans’ shares, agreed in advance through social networks due attention to this information, no one paid it on social networks, then they joked that all the policemen from there, apparently, were sent to paris to the stade de france , the champions league final was criticized by the leader of the national

so the big pitch up france in focus is the program coming up next. that's it for myself and the team here in london. and there will be more news coming out from doha, at the top of the next down about 25 minutes time. ah, now which is here where every oh france is a country of control. it's reputation for glamour and sheet is proudly projected to the outside world. but there's also a darker on the betty river. track and front should from where the fall right has moved in from the fringes and increasingly set the national agenda especially when it comes from the sims. thank you. good for let me know, my good celebration of die birth to see the most the cultural capital city of a nation that prides itself on the values of liberty equality and return it. but those values don't hold true for everyone. i miriam, and in this theory, i'll take a deeper look at some of the issues dividing from people from lacy bay, the separation between church and state. france is reckoning with its colonial legacy through racism. is i'm a phobia and the crack down on basic

in the between france and germany? in de france in the — between france and germany?france and germany? in de france in the uk, of course, - france in the uk, of course, developing with boris johnson and emmanuel macron, that was long forecast _ emmanuel macron, that was long forecast because going into the election— forecast because going into the election in france on the this year, there _ election in france on the this year, there was— election in france on the this year, there was lots of anti—uk sentiment and that— there was lots of anti—uk sentiment and that appears to have gone away now and _ and that appears to have gone away now and even borisjohnson and that appears to have gone away now and even boris johnson talking about, _ now and even boris johnson talking about, well, showing where and to enjoy— about, well, showing where and to enjoy it _ about, well, showing where and to enjoy it but — about, well, showing where and to enjoy it but showing some politeness about _ enjoy it but showing some politeness about the _ enjoy it but showing some politeness a

for example, anna of kyiv, who became the queen of france. what facts little known. for example, the other daughters of yaroslav the wise, who also married not the last kings in europe, is also a little known fact - this is the uncrowned king of russia, konstantin ostroh , a figure we should have known about. and when you ask historians, why did it happen? we don't know. they usually answer that we didn't have this history of our common ties with europe on the agenda. and why wasn't this agenda because it was dictated to us for many years by russia now it is becoming urgent that we ourselves will already shape this agenda, but with regard to europe, now we are integrating there in order to er acquire and return those european values, and in the old days it was er, in some eras, even on the contrary, it was ukrainians who were like that cultural and intellectual drivers for europe, and i collected some of these facts in the plot let's look at it, so many years have passed and everything is the same in kyiv as the old french delegation again came to st. sophia cathedra

so wasn't just in 1039 when the soviet proposed and elias, but britain and france against hitler. it had been actually throughout the late last half of the 19 thirty's from peter clinic, russia and professor of history at the american university in washington, dc. and the, this is the balance of power that developed in pre war europe because our staff had there, we could have prevent the world for sale because hitler was wait until he would wait. and he was bluffing. and assuming that the west was back in his band, up to him at the west, was hoping in many rural elements in the west for hopefully that he was just going to go east. so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. negotiations between the ussr, britain and france to establish an anti fascist blog, reached an impasse because secret british german negotiations were taking place at the same time in return for guaranteeing the integrity of the british empire. britain offered hitler freedom of action in the east. for britain to survive, russia had to be sacrificed churchill objects

so scorsese was a by junior france, a boa hold new could be turned out. so for unfair of my chela, but in superior than that you nor your give prestige groups, none of them in his work. don't you have historical sciences? alexi is, i of essence, is the events of world war 2, it less course i use a if the bullish g mom glare mimi of linda shy war for pushing you. bruce. puzzled . mr. cross, not a mi picasso's kind of nice show so that it's due at the award. the pretty ma store was more than a pretty socials for george. we're sure plethora dealership ah, with these appeasement policy in tatters. prime minister chamberlain, he's forced to attend to his resignation. on may the 10th 1940 the day germany invades france. winston churchill becomes the new british prime minister. i have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat. you replaced chamberlain, because as it is well known, chamberlain did not want to war with germany, churchill. it appears was at a very different view. he never wavered from wanting and insisting on war are pursuing the war with

ah ah ah, this is day w, news live from burly face to face in keith, the leaders of germany, france, italy, and romania say europe stands united with keith and are pledging support you crying to receive the youth candidate status as soon as possible. also on the show as plotting rages on in ukraine's don best region, the ne stripe kills for civilians taking shelter at the cultural center in lizzie chang, also on the program western europe prices. pub blistering, hate this weekend. spanish fi fi has are already battling. blazes sparked by the latest teeth. ah, i'm anthony held, welcome to the program. you leaders from germany, france, italy and romania have traveled to ukraine's capital. keep to meet with president for lot of miss lensky. the for a you leaders told the ukrainian president, europe stands united in support of his country, and they also behind fast tracking ukraine for a u candidate status. the cities in the ruins of keith suburb, our pin, europe's leaders so for themselves, the devastation of the war, impossible. the heads of france, germany and italy, met with romania

in france, coming in some breaking news from the - elections in france, coming in from reuters _ electionsng in from reuters. , ., ., reuters. president emmanuel macron is on course — reuters. president emmanuel macron is on course to — reuters. president emmanuel macron is on course to lose _ reuters. president emmanuel macron is on course to lose his _ reuters. president emmanuel macron is on course to lose his absolute - is on course to lose his absolute majority in the national assembly and the ability to govern with a free hand after the first projections by leading pollsters shows the election delivering a hung parliament. this hasjust come through, the polls have now closed and these are the first projections by leading pollsters and they show president macron is on course to lose his absolute majority in the national assembly. that is coming from reuters there. we have more updates coming in, this is afp saying that marine le pen's pyrite makes major gains in the parliament. another one from afp is that micron's allies are to win between 260 seats. the left are to win 149 seats, bo

the latest of germany, france, italy, and romania say europe stance united with key van das pledging support for you crying to receive you candidate status. i is also on the ship rochelle war against ukraine. false is the biggest threat to our security. in that case, nato secretary general coles russian aggression, a game changer and lice app plans to boost the trans atlantic alliances. easton defenses against russia also coming up western europe prices for blistering. hey, this weekend. spanish fi thought is already battling blazes, sparked by the latest heath way. ah, i'm anthony. how'd walk into the program? you lead us from germany, france, italy and romania have travelled to ukraine's capital keith to meet with president vladimir. so let's keep the for a you latest told the ukrainian president, europe stance united in support of his country. and they also behind fast tracking ukraine for a u candidate status. the cities in the ruins of cave suburb, our pin, europe's leaders. so for themselves, the devastation of the was impossible. the heads of france, germany and italy, met wit

for your calls to putin, most likely because he supported france , he constantly supported ukraine.nancial and economic, it is still the same with the second france, one of the first countries that transferred according to us, caesar howitzers of the 155th caliber, and now not nearly 21 units are already in full swing on the territory of ukraine, and these are one of the best units. is is it 20 or uh, we have 20 with something, that is, in fact, there is 1/4 or even administrative means no no no no no no 20 with something i eh hm we are talking about 18 that is, there were two there were there were two deliveries the first if i am not mistaken there were seven or eight and then another one was there more than 10, well, that is, up to 20, well, already full-fledged will, that is, despite all the criticism , in fact, macron is quite systematic in his not only promises, unlike that sun yes, but he is constantly that's why he doesn't support ukraine. well, you know about maxim in your second part we had a question. answer it as briefly as possible. yes, answer it as briefly as possible.

the day germany invades france. winston churchill becomes the new british prime minister. i have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat. you replaced chamberlain, because as it is well known, chamberlain did not want to war with germany. churchill, it appears, was at a very different view. he never wavered from wanting and insisting on war, but showing the war with germany. he didn't trust the germans. he didn't trust hitler . he didn't like hitler august. the 13th 1949, which is miss if really tank sound bridge is cities ah the next night? 80 pushing across attack. the key sch enriches and us operation blitz last almost 8 months. many with his if he suffer, catastrophic destruction. churchill appears everywhere. a top piles of rubble left by and strikes in factories and hospitals. it gave speeches works on military plans. for his age, churchill is 60 sakes. he himself would have rushed into the battle. but england cannot withstand germany. le churchill asked roosevelt for help. roosevelt had no affection for churchill, he had no trust of the british. in fact,

unseasonable heat has caused france's national railway co.o limit the speed of its trains in the country's southwest. france has been hit by a heat wave expected to reach up to 40 degrees celsius. to nigeria now, where authorities are searching for 17 women who have been kidnapped. the abduction took place in the capital city. one woman posd a message on twitter stating that she had been taken by men disguised as police officers. she said three of the women who have been abducted are pregnant. while kidnappings for ransom are not uncommon in nigeria, the capital is usually safe. our correspondent is in the nigerian capital and told us how other residents have reacted to the abductions taking place in broad daylight in the capital. >> it is aeaction of anger and frustration by many nerians, especially on social media, where the subduction was reported by a victim -- thi abduction was reported by a victim. people are angry that the police up until now have been unable to rescue the victim, who broadcast on twitter and facebook her own location.

and they say thankful in germany, france u. k. u s. all the western countries are that i delivering weapons to ukraine, but we need much more because russia has so much more weapons than ukraine. and the weapons that you can has are being destroyed, partially and partially. they are not so precise. after so much you were so the western weapons, the russian canons, or, or tanks or, or now a tillery, this is, this is what is basically your grand needs. so desperately, middle range and, and long range into artillery. they are more precise and they could help crying an army to stop that russian offensive in the east of the country did have years around when a gun shrink of reporting for you from the ukrainian capital t. thank you very much . thank you. buffalo come again served as foreign minister of ukraine from 2014 to 20. 19. and before that, he was ukraine's ambassador to germany. he reflected on the day's events in keith good evening, incense for us and his ukraine overall latoya and who's shaw cilla? derrickson? very important to flo

000:00:00;00] ah ah ah, this is news line from berlin face to face and key, the leaders of germany, france, italy, and romania say europe stands united with key and are pledging support for ukraine to receive the candidate status. a s a b also coming up. rush of war against ukraine poll says the biggest threat to our security in that case. nato secretary general calls russian aggression a game changer, lays out plans to boost transit, lactic alliances, eastern defenses against russia. their confession brings the search for 2 missing men in the amazon to a gruesome conclusion. brazilian, please say a suspects in the disappearance of the british journalist and an indigenous expert has admitted to killing them. ah, hello everyone, i'm layla rock. it's good to be with you. e leaders from germany, france, italy and romanian have travelled to ukraine's capital keith to meet with present villamor zalinski. before a leader is told, the ukrainian present europe stands united in support of his country, and they back fast track and ukraine. for each candidate status. in the ruins of cave suburb, our

america to ukraine the visit to kyiv of the prime minister of italy mario drague and the president of france emmanuel macron and the chancellor of germany olaf schulz we are talking today with oleksandr hara, diplomat, expert of the center for defense strategies , mr. oleksandr glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, good day, mr. serhiy, nice to see you and thank you for participating in our program . the opposite is called rammstein. the 33rd meeting of defense ministers from over 40 countries of the world is an association that helps ukraine in confronting the russian federation. nato secretary general jens stoltenberg said that nato will continue to help ukraine rearm its army and provide the necessary resources for that so that outdated equipment left ukraine and new equipment came instead, at the same time stolter also informed us that zelenskyi will participate in the madrid nato summit as the president of ukraine it is not known for sure whether it is real or virtual via video link, but it is obviously obvious that at the madrid summit we are talking about the admission to the north a

how fair is this criticism of france, of official paris, of macron, something that is certain a-a whatce mento and at the same time a-e a certain combination of the incompatible is in general the e -specificity of the e-e internal and foreign policy of manuel macron since the time of his election a-a and in principle we can say that such is his approach to of things, he was, in principle, systematic , regularly, he was subjected to criticism in france, even in internal affairs, that is, it is not what it is not something, and what is purely specific, which concerns ukraine, of course, the debates were on the topic of whether it is worth to continue such a line that is characteristic of the manual macron, and this is not even about politics . rather, it is about the style of statements about rhetoric. oh , sorry, it fell out a little, and it is not exactly about politics, because politics changes more slowly than rhetoric, and the internal debates were actually about whether it is expedient to continue this traditional rhetoric for emmanuel macron in the event of a war between ukraine a

and the said, the fascist forces lay the 10th 1940 german troops invade france. and in just a month hitler entered paris. most of the country is occupied and the french army is no more or less out. of course you was up by junior france, a boa hollowed new computer last your fiance of my chela. but in superior than that you nor your give prestige cups, none of them in his work don't to have historical sciences. alexi is i have a sense is the events of world war 2 it, let's go say you was a it a bullish gym alum glare mimi of linda shy wolf, poor poor shania. bruce bustled, monsieur cross. not a mi tescos conyers. nice show. so that it's do outdoor water, but the most dora was more than pretty social to regenerate. we've showed latoya deals ah, with these appeasement policy in tatters. prime minister chamberlain, he's forced to attend to his resignation. on may the 10th 1940 the day germany invades france. winston churchill becomes the new british prime minister. i have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat. you replaced chamberlain because as it is we

within a six, it is the biggest stadium in paris, in france, one of— biggest stadium in paris, in francen countries. if you can't stage a match— countries. if you can't stage a match at— countries. if you can't stage a match at a _ countries. if you can't stage a match at a place like that then you are irr— match at a place like that then you are in some — match at a place like that then you are in some difficulties with having said all— are in some difficulties with having said all that, as i say, people in glass— said all that, as i say, people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. we have _ glass houses shouldn't throw stones. we have to _ glass houses shouldn't throw stones. we have to leave it there. thank you very much. and glad we did end on a topic which what you know quite well. thank you much for that david and daisy. we will see you both very soon. that's it for this edition of the papers. daisy mcandrew and david davies will be back again at 11:30. goodbye for now. good evening... the pga tour has suspended all 17 of its members who are playing in this week's rival — saudi

ah those are the features which marked an improvident stewardship for which great britain and france have dearly to pay churchill beak realised. and he was alone in the british leadership that this policy of what's called appeasement. you know, encouraging hitler had been a big mistake. ah ah ah with ah, it was clear to churchill, the redrawing of european borders had begun. war was inevitable. but as he wasn't a cabinet minister, he couldn't change anything much later. churchill, right. those were the he is of my desolate solitude. the situation in munich was also noticed in the united states. some often said that hitler must have food chain limit gunpoint, france, and england have concluded a shameful peace. march 1939. the soviet union had a proposal for the western countries to form an anti fascist block to counter hitler's intentions, dissolved and trying to rally the west, make a stand with them against fascism. they opposed munich. they oppose allowing hitler in to czechoslovakia, but nobody would do that. so wasn't just in 1039. when the soviet proposed an alliance. but brita

we are the ones who make france if we don't work there will be no france without us, there is no franceime has come for our laws to be passed in the national assembly. and it's not just words. kiki already has a successful experience. she was one of the initiators of the strike in the hotels fought with employers for 22 months and achieved an increase in wages for workers almost twice the deputies of the french parliament are elected for 5 years in single-member districts. in the first round, the one who receives the absolute majority of votes becomes the winner. true, provided that he scored at least 25% of the votes of registered voters , if this did not happen, then they conduct a second round in total in the french parliament 557 seats graze polls ipsu macron 28%, while the union has melan. a party or pen can count on 40 seats, but she assures the fight is not over yet calls for those french who planned to abstain to vote . we have to change this, gorono calls the upcoming parliamentary elections decisive for the macron , journalists write victory in the struggle for the presidency

france and germany have long claimed to be the leaders of the european union. in fact, they are recognized as such leaders, but in recent months this leadership has faltered due to the fact that the central european states are worried about the slow reaction of france and germany to the development of events in on the immediate border of the european union, such concern, such fear, even er, shows that they understand that in the event that russia commits some crimes against the state, which are included in the list of lithuania, estonia, poland, the reaction could also be very slow, and so the leaders of france and germany first of all needed to restore their leadership, restore the confidence of the states of central and eastern europe that the european union is one and berlin and paris are not will block some decisions when this decision will concern the interests of the central-eastern european states, that's exactly why i assume that scholtz and macron came after a trip to romania, that's exactly why they the president of romania klaus iohannis joined. by t

the situation is very reminiscent of the seventy-sixth year of france is hot. she sweats thirsty for her it’s hard, and with it everything in europe, and we wonder what can happen if the temperature rises a little more then 46 years ago, in the same way, in may there was no rain, the temperature was around 30 in june 35, and in july it was all 40 °. about 6,000 people died from sunstroke. the soil in some areas dried up and cracked, the forest level of the rivers burned. dropped almost to zero output. electricity at hydroelectric power plants fell by a third the cost of tomatoes in 1 week has almost doubled economic consequences forced to resign then prime minister jacques chirac. i have just tendered the resignation of my cabinet to the president of the republic provisionally. i informed him of my intention in fact. i do not have the means that i consider necessary today to effectively carry out my duties as prime minister. and under these conditions, i decided to put an end to them today, the same drought threatens to wipe out the wheat crop in moldavia, the

happy friday, smoking heat for england and france. so here's the details. look at this for france . this is the earliest nationwide heat wave so far recorded in some of these temperatures, paris at 34 now england, london at 33 that is hotter than all of last year. and it's not even summer yet, but watch what happens on saturday. the wind shift around, we get a band of brain stretching from wales right through to england. so that's going to drop the temperature in london to $26.00 degrees, but temperatures continue to shoot up in france, so parents at $38.00. now all of this heat is coming out from north africa and i buried madrid at 40 degrees on friday. that's closing in on your june temperature record. there is active weather though still to be found. we find it in the bulk in a particularly active though, for serbia, kosovo, and north macedonia. now for turkey, we could see another round of some pretty intense rain. of course, soccer are still trying to recover from the last devastating flooding that it hat off to africa. winds have shifted round that's bumped up the temperature

i think in the event of his victory we will get very enough in france.l, if such a serious and responsible ally of ours. eh, after all, the blog will gather together and will gain the majority of votes, yes, here in some kind of warming or changes for the better. eh, it won't be here anyway . what experts do not doubt. so it is that the parliamentary elections in france will set a new anti-record turnout. in the first round, a little more than 52% came to the site voters in the second turnout will always be less affected by the 35-degree heat, from which many regions of the country are suffocating. so the new national assembly will almost certainly be elected by the will of less than half of the citizens eligible to vote. anton dadykin to lead the international thermonuclear reactor it that is being built in france a platform where big science without borders is out of politics the project brought together scientists from 35 countries of russia china india korea japan usa and the european union and each implements its unique technologies in st. petersbur

the race will be hot in france for the second round of parliamentary elections. is it worth congratulating the president on the day of the medical worker from the sincere generosity of the presidential coalition before the unification? donetsk people's republic increased the number of victims of saturday shelling by ukrainian troops in the joint center for control of coordination reported that 20 wounded civilians of the dead in st. petersburg were reported by the nationalists, throughout the past day, they inflicted powerful blows on donetsk, mainly heavy artillery, and the last shelling was carried out from a grad multiple launch rocket system, the militants fired five shells into the city. in the kharkiv region, russian sappers cleared new sections of roads and yards in settlements, as well as agricultural land, our military comes, including at the request of civilians who find explosive objects near their homes, unexploded ammunition remains after shelling by ukrainian nationalists. russian sappers are also looking for camouflaged mines. in this, the dogs hel

word potential i am talking exclusively about security support because of course we are grateful to france-fra-francea member of the eu and a separate country for economic humanitarian aid to the patrons of ukrainian refugees, the same can be said about germany, but they definitely did not become the engines and leaders of this european anti-putin front, we actually became it the president of the baltic states and definitely our uh let's say yes, i think the favorite of ukrainians, boris johnson, but by and large this visit was delayed by what is happening now, and it is actually a reaction to the gap that is already widening, especially within nato and the european union, regarding leadership that is, they understand that uh, they represent great efforts, but on the other hand, from a moral point of view, and from a political point of view, they are actually not doing enough, now they will promise us something about the european perspective and other things but still their contribution to the victory over putinism is to reduce threats from the russian federation, not only ukraine. you know this is a

there are a lot of crises in france. forget we have the yellow vest movement and the russia invasion, and as a result, inflation, and people do not see a change for themselves. they see the poverty and inequality, and they see there has not been the raise of a salary or minimum wage. that is why jean-luc melenchon wants to increase the minimum salary. i believe people are tired. they do not believe in democracy. they believe in protesting in the streets. they are asking for social reform to fight the inequality and poverty. that is why the old french parliament do not represent the entire french people, and this is a dangerous step for the stability of the regime, the fifth republic is losing its architecture in our institution. adrian: sorry to cut you short. we are out of time. many thanks for being with us, gentlemen. thank you for watching. you can see the program any time by going to our website. you can join the conversation on twitter. from adrian finighan and the whole team indo hall, -- in do ha, thanks for watc

ah, those are the features which marked an improvident stewardship for which great britain and france have dearly to pay. churchill beak realised on. and he was alone in the british leadership that this policy of what's called appeasement. you know, encouraging hitler. ah, had been a big mistake. ah ah, ah ah ah. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation. let it be an arms race, his on offense, very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk me . it was clear to churchill, the redrawing of european borders, had begun. war was inevitable. but as he wasn't a cabinet minister, he couldn't change anything much later, churchill, right? those whether he is of my desolate solitude. the situation in munich was also noticed in the united states. some often said that hitler must have false chamberlain at gunpoint, france and england have concluded a shameful peace. march 1939. the soviet union had a proposal for the western countries to form

would travel home from france with 363 bottles in tow mostly white bordeaux.and that was just for his immediate years. the rest of his vast one collection was shipped in creates. so, we went off to the marathon and i'll read you a short passage from the end of the marathon. so i was thinking about a lot of things. this was my first jefferson travel experience. and i was looking for ways to make a connection between his time and done and i was doing the race. i was thinking about the history of when jefferson was there and when these two young men followed hints and made it to bordeaux. wonder men following -- william short, jefferson's private sector, actually wrote to him for beto. he says it's a bit of a crisis himself. he was wondering if he should stay in europe for his, the rest of his life or go back to america and follow politics. so there was a lot of history went on. but mostly by the end of the marathon, the on and i were just thinking about finishing. this was our first run. it was a hot day. we were drinking wine. we were in costume. so we were jus

against ukraine we tell the main events of the bbc news broadcast live and from london the leaders of france, germany , italy they came to kyiv because of a certain zelenskyi, the support quotes verbatim ukraine will be supported as long as it is needed, the room where the weapons are issued, the bbc got into the military command center, the western powers are coordinating efforts to supply arms to ukraine and left to fend for themselves, the sister of a moroccan man sentenced to death in the so-called dpr told the bbc that no one cares about his fate, the leaders of france, germany, italy, romania came to kyiv, met with president zelenskyi , assured of support for solidarity with the ukrainian people and declared that they support the grant ukraine 's status as a candidate for membership of the european union we will talk about this in detail later. mario of italy, dear chancellor of germany olafsholz and president of romania klaus, the conscience of conscience, the list of distinguished guests whom the ukrainian president received in the mariinsky palace. the german chancellor and the visi

tom: is the france of today, of this monday morning, less investor friendly than the france of fridayest: i don't know how you felt on friday. it depends on how risk-averse you are. france is a very strong economy. people are very talented, well-educated. it is a stable country. by and large, it is well governed. i wouldn't think it is any less investor friendly now than it was before. on friday, it was pretty obvious. ok, bye. tom: annabelle lever, politics professor working to the implications of emmanuel macron losing his super majority. there are areas of compromise then as macron wakes up to a weaker hand when it comes to the politics of his own country. coming up, germany steps up efforts to bolster gas storage levels as russia squeezes flows into europe. more on that story next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> when will go up? >> that will at. some point >> there is an enthusiasm for u.k. markets. >> that is having a depressing effect on the economy. >> lower interest rates. >> a mix between inflation and growth is worse than elsewhere. >> there is scope for it to weaken. >> we need th

and the said, the fascist forces lay the 10th 1940 german troops invade france. and in just a month hitler enters paris. most of the country is occupied and the french army is no moral. let's say a score say it was a by junior for i'm so boa holding could be turned out. so for unfair of my chela. but in cpr, isn't that you nor your jet prestige groups? none of them in his work. doctor have historical sciences. alexi is i have a sense is the events of world war 2 it less course i use a bullish g more. i'm glare. mimi of linda shy war for pushing you. bruce. puzzled . mr. ross, not a mi test case. i was kind of nice show so that it's do outdoor water pretty much door. was more than a pretty socials for george. we're sure plethora dealership ah, with his appeasement policy. in tatters. prime minister chamberlain. he's forced to attend to his resignation. on may, the 10th 1940. the day germany invades france. winston churchill becomes the new partition. prime minister. i have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat. replace chamberlain because as it is wel

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