friends of the deceased thirty-two-year-old francois, if initially there was some kind of fight , that believe, then why didn’t even one bruise remain on the face of the detainee, yes, and according to friends, it began to resolve issues or on the football team fists were not in his style for all the time, and francois studied in russia for more than 5 years and even became the best student of the year in 2019, not a single similar conflict was positive, never had a conflict for many years. well, in russia he knew the language perfectly, understood the culture , understood people. mentality, that is, he already became part of this culture in russia, he studied economics, became a graduate student, wrote scientific papers and wanted to work in the field of economic interaction between russia and africa , his comrades are convinced that the crimes were committed on the basis of racial hostility, their version reinforced by the fact that in the rights of radical communities they began to collect money for a lawyer for the suspect, added fuel to the fire and the destruction of the memorial

and we do not have any reasons to consider that it will be changing for our french president francois molanda has said the following. he said that the way the were ends might depend on the outcome of the 2020 for us presidential election. and that i'm quoting here, if trump is elected, he will say, we stop here, whatever the russians have, they can keep the war cost too much. time is not on your side and this war is at or uh yes and, and uh the elections are taking place uh or the next year, but now we're in the summer of 2023. and we're, uh, we're in a beginning called with a mess of contra, essentially across the country offensive measures. this is the 1st thing, but i think the most important thing that, uh, why would the whole world be mobilized to a democratic world to be mobilized to support due credit because the whole world understands that we're sounding full, the democratic values. but the very important thing that it is ukrainians who were fight take will be fighting with their bare hands. and this was ukrainian school was tending 475 days of the 3 day war. and it's underst

yeah, right. >> francois , marc white, >> mark francois, marc white, pair of marks this morning.gentlemen, thank you so much, gentlemen, for us for kicking us off. >> come and see us now. >> i'll come and see us now. you're coming next week, i think the announced the government has announced that the lucy that the inquiry into the lucy letby will be made letby murders will be made statutory. means judges statutory. this means judges will be given power to compel witnesses at witnesses to give evidence at the to ensure no one the hearings to ensure no one can the inquiry. can shy away from the inquiry. >> joining us now is the head >> so joining us now is the head of abuse law and public inquiries slater and gordon, inquiries at slater and gordon, richard scorer. hi richard. i know with some of know you work with some of the families. spoke we families. i think we spoke we spoke last week, didn't spoke to you last week, didn't we, a week good news as we, a week before. good news as far as the families must be concerned. that this concerned. i imagine that this takes investigation

history we will tell right now hello on august 1 , 1785, the round-the-world expedition of jean francoisrouse began, one of the most mysterious in history. she was supposed to be a kind of french answer, three, campaigns, an englishman. james cook cross the atlantic bypass cape horn enter the pacific ocean go to the islands there and follow the west australia and return to france, but having passed most of the route and having made several important discoveries, including in the sakhalin region of kamchatka and japan, the expedition disappeared for the last time la perouse saw his people in the botanical bay off the coast of australia for only 40 years. later it turned out that the ships were wrecked and the vanikora islands to the northeast of australia sank and found their wreckage. many geographical features are named after the navigator, including the strait and the rose. between the islands of hokkaido and sakhalin and crater on the moon on august 1, 1914, russia entered the first world war, this happened after the russian empire declared war on germany, the leading countries at tha

planters in world history brutally exploited slaves taken out of africa, the rebels were led by francoisique toussaint. louis ercure supported him by the government of revolutionary france , which abolished slavery, but the spaniards, who owned the eastern part, the islands and the english, helped the colonizers. a few years later laverture. nevertheless, the winner was taken to the institution. he became governor for life, and the island received autonomy, but napoleon tried to restore slavery in an overture asked and sent to france where he died, however , the french did not suppress the liberation movement succeeded and the first independent state in latin america arose in haiti on august 22, 1864 , the first convention was adopted in geneva, limiting the methods of warfare on improving the lot of the wounded and sick in active armies, the initiator was switzerland tsanri. dunant. eyewitness of the battle of sulfina austrians. there they fought with the french, the italians, then thousands died, the wounded of whom were not carried out of the field, the battle, by the efforts of the w

world history , white planters brutally exploited slaves taken out of africa the rebels were led by françoisdominique toussaint, louisur. he was supported by the government in revolutionary france that abolished slavery, but the spaniards, who owned the eastern part of the island, and the british helped the colonizers. through for several years catching a turt. nevertheless, the winner was adopted, the constitution, he became governor for life, and the island received autonomy, but napoleon tried to restore slavery , they snatched it and sent it to france, where he died. however, the french did not succeed in suppressing the liberation movement, and the first independent state in latin america arose in haiti. on august 22, 1864 , the first convention was adopted in geneva, limiting the methods of waging war on improving the lot of the wounded and sick in active armies, the initiator was switzerland tsanridyunan eyewitness of the battle of sulfirin austrians. there they fought with the french , the italians, then thousands died, the wounded of whom were not carried out of the field, the battl

it was led by that charismatic leader, francois dominique tucson, live at york. branch attempts to regain control of the colony were unsuccessful. having comes up, our napoleon dispatched a large expeditionary force to haiti. the french manage the cabs or to san loving 2 or by defeats. but they could not suppress the rebels and suffered devastating defeat. on january 1, 18 o 418 declared the independence of the 1st one and the whole latin america. however, freedom was paid for with the blood of 200000 courageous haitians who had sacrificed their lives for the abolition of slavery on our planet. the events in haiti were the only successful uprising of slaves in history when they not only through of slavery, but also began to rule their state the the, the military, cooling the ball and the photos a series of take or vision for my friend called of nathan africa with some e u. countries open the states and get the books for the sake of the codes and then testify. another 2 besieged west african nation. the jazz groups we find time, best of diplomatic immunity. reports that make gives french t

poroshenko from ukraine, antiputin college, and western politicians of the highest rank, whether francoisngela merkel, managed to reveal all the cards, namely , in plain text, confirmed the role of minsky memorandum as a front for kiev's military build-up close agreements hmm allowed uh to stabilize the political situation in ukraine. the same military social situation. some reformation has made it possible. eh, it means tidying up. all this equipment , of course, benefited the ukrainian army. however, such facts do not prevent the schemers from coming to the conclusion that ukraine sincerely sought a diplomatic settlement and wanted to de-escalate, but let's not forget. what was this one doing is approved. the peace-loving kiev regime while the minsk agreements were formally in force in september the fourteenth, the ukrainians carried out joint maneuvers with the west sibris in the northwestern black sea in the same month, rapper-tridens exercises were held on the territory of the lviv region, and a couple of years later they were repeated by a multiple increase in the number of particip

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and we do not have any reasons to consider that a will be changing for our french president francois molanda has said the following . he said that the way the war ends might depend on the outcome of the 2020 for us presidential election. and that i'm quoting here, if trump is elected, he will say, we stop here, whatever the russians have, they can keep the war cost too much. time is not on your side and this war is at ah, yes and, and the elections are taking place or the next year, but now we're in the summer of 2023. and we're, uh, we're in a beginning called with a mess of the country essentially across the country. defensive measures. this is the 1st thing. but i think the most important thing that why would the whole world be mobilized to a democratic world to be mobilized to support due credit because the whole world understands that we're standing for the democratic values. but the very important thing that it is ukrainians who were fighting will be fighting with their bare hands. and this is ukrainian school we've tending 475 days of the 3 day war. and it's understanding that

it was led by that charismatic leader, francois dominique tucson lever to reign sedans. to regain control of the colony were unsuccessful. having comes up, our napoleon dispatched a large expeditionary force to haiti. the french manage the caps or to saul loved to or by defeats, but they could not suppress the rebels and suffered devastating defeat. on january 1, 18 o 418 declared independence, the 1st one and the whole latin america. how, however, freedom was paid for with the blood of 200000 courageous haitians who had sacrificed their lives for the abolition of slavery on our planet. the events in haiti were the only successful uprising of slaves in history when they not only through of slavery, but also began to rule their state. the school not surely wouldn't be the last of the school anyway, not much of a lot of that's that's my personal opinion. the frontal and much anyone beach from that comes most of the same thing that will push on. so my total induced to picture, you still have them over when approximately the students over the way not, not as a c p, lower int

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, although the true goals have long been voiced, for example, by petro poroshenko whether it was francoisllante or angela merkel, they managed to reveal all the cards, namely , they directly confirmed the role of the minsk memorandum as a screen for kiev to build up the military potential of the bowl of the agreement. hmm , they allowed, uh, to stabilize all situations on ukraine's political situation. the same military social situation. some reformation has made it possible. eh, it means tidying up. all this equipment , of course, did not benefit the ukrainian army. however, such facts do not prevent the schemers from coming to the conclusion that ukraine sincerely sought a diplomatic settlement and wanted to de-escalate, but let's not forget. what did this one allegedly do. the peace-loving kiev regime, while the minsk agreements were formally in force on september 14, ukrainians held joint in the same month, rape tridens exercises were held in the lviv region in the west of the west in the northwestern black sea, and a couple of years later they were repeated by multiplying the number

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proe, ukraine anti-putin college, yes, and western politicians of the highest rank, whether it be francoisla merkel, managed to reveal all the cards , namely, they directly confirmed the role of the minsk memorandum as a screen for kiev to build up its military potential. . the same military social situation. some reformation has made it possible. eh, it means tidying up. e equipment, all this, of course, benefited the ukrainian army, however, such facts are not prevent schemers from concluding that ukraine genuinely sought a diplomatic settlement and wanted to de- escalate, but let's not forget. what did this one allegedly do. peace-loving kiev regime while the minsk agreements were formally in effect. in september 14, ukrainians carried out seabreeze maneuvers jointly with the west in the northwestern black sea. in the same month , rapper tridens exercises were held on the territory of the lviv region, and a couple of years later they were repeated by multiplying the number of participants in on the seventeenth, naval exercises under the supervision of the north atlantic alliance took pl

country when a crew over through ukraine's president in 2014, the french prime minister at that time francois online said the simple euro. my dumb revolt in cab was a quote, benchmark of democracy and prosperity. not crude, oppose your brains. democratically elected president of replaced them with someone who for more amenable to western influence. years with some other leaders we're seeing if it's any violation of ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity would be deeply destabilizing, which is not in the interest of ukraine prussia for your it would represent a profound interference in matters that must be determined by the ukrainian people . he has said he will not step down, but it is clear that is a follow up. they is no longer widely accepted for our call, the international community must work with the new government to discourage further violence and agree international financial support. ukraine financial situation is very serious, but i would submit that raises some questions. let's try and answer them with black consciousness, abuse, active se, but freedom. let me in. so i hav

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mark francois, turning to you , mark francois, turning to you, do you think the remain establishment the referendum will the brexit referendum or will this rattle on for this best of three rattle on for decades and decades to come? >> i think there will be. there will be a lot people in what will be a lot of people in what you call remain you call the remain establishment. might establishment. others might call the never come to the blob who will never come to terms it. but this i know terms with it. but this i know i sat in parliament for three years night after night, week after week, month after month. watching keir starmer collude with pro—eu opinions across the house to do everything he could to keep us in the eu and also he was calling night after night for a second referendum. that's where his heart lies. that said, i believe they wouldn't want to risk it because if you remember in the referendum , we did have in the referendum, we did have right until the last minute the polls said remain was going to win. pretty much so they wouldn't want to grant a poll . wouldn't want to g

it was led by that charismatic leader, francois dominique, tucson, live at york. branch, advanced to regain control of the colony were unsuccessful. having comes up, our napoleon dispatched a large expeditionary force to haiti. the french manage the captured tucson loved your by defeats, but they could not suppress the rebels and suffered devastating defeat. on january 1, 18 o 418 declared independence. the 1st one in the whole latin america. however, freedom was paid for with the blood of 200000 courageous haitians so who had sacrificed their lives for the abolition of slavery on our planet. the events in haiti were the only successful uprising of slaves in history when they not only through of slavery, but also began to rule their state. the the how does i'm assuming namely the city of both guys is any to god that queer and so which i thought the basically really keep that they say i was going to kimberly and what have you not quite sure. so the process that i could easily just let me is to of course make this sweet pause while it's going to cost us that. and then we'll discuss ini

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quickly, a bit like francois hollande you hollande in france after, you know, the early 2010s.my read things. i think if read on things. and i think if you're an ambitious conservative native, you're going you're an ambitious conservative nawork you're going you're an ambitious conservative nawork with you're going you're an ambitious conservative nawork with ratheryou're going you're an ambitious conservative nawork with rather than, going you're an ambitious conservative nawork with rather than, oh,ng to work with rather than, oh, well, we can we can win next year because actually, you know, we've got all the answers like i say, think been so bad say, i think they've been so bad to own electorate , their to their own electorate, their own base for so long. i just think too many people are switching off. >> so one the things to say >> so one of the things to say is to go your first point, is to go to your first point, michel, about polls . the next michel, about polls. the next election is a away and election is a year away and a lot can change in time. the lot can change in t

bloomberg has learned french billionaire francois henri pin ault is close to a deal to buy a majority in creative artists agency. he is seeking the majority stake held by private equity firmtpg. the talent agency is the largest in hollywood and home to scores of actors, directors, writers, and producers. now to italy where the governing coalition is said to be considering selling minority stakes in selected state owned companies to boost the country's public finances. ministers are evaluating the disposal of assets including a stake in the state railway while still retaining control over the businesses. bloomberg understands prime minister maloney told a cabinet minister they need to pare back spending to pay for a tax cut and help families who are in need. here's what we are looking for today. at 10:00 am we get euro area cpi data. at 12:30 the account of the ecb's july meeting will be released and an hour later we will be watching for the u.s. eco-data. even more of it, including the fed's favorite measure of inflation, pce. the ecb central bank -- the ecb's isabel schnabel makes re

poor visibility, then everything is fine here at the pole, when we landed on ice and visited the francoiseather was gorgeous the higher the latitude, the thicker the ice the icebreaker breaks through them, heaping its own weight inside. it feels like this and here it is, finally, the north pole. hooray, many people strive for this point, such a point. you are at the very center of the earth above all and now the journey has come to an end in the morning, on the tenth day the icebreaker moored at the base of the nuclear fleet in murmansk to rest a bit and return to its usual icebreaker work to spend here along the northern sea ​​route. well, the new conquerors of the arctic are already leaving for their hometowns in order to continue to win olympiads and enter good universities. in general, as icebreakers continue to go along life alina rep on pavel kolesnik and alexander ivanov ntv half of the bees on the planet are threatened with extinction, according to the un, the population of these insects is rapidly declining and this is increasingly worrying scientists for many reasons from the us

he's a former prosecutor, former saint-franÇois buhler under the deal.you make a good point about which trial judge he would prefer between state and federal. i would be stunned if he doesn't try to move into federal point. counter argument, the advantages of trump to getting the vital point vastly out with that. so when the appeals court, whatever happens in the trial, whatever decisions, trial ultimately go to the appeals court. you have the 11th circuit which is conservative, they've rolled against trump for sure, but if you're trump you are that conservative part. you have a better jury pool. fulton county, if it stays, 24% voted for trump, if you get into general -- 65% in this county into the northeast, you would much rather be different the jury pool. also, i'm disappointed if you get into federal court, then you can ask for dismissal. there's a little bit of extra legwork in china to do but if you can get that as donald trump that is a gold ring. so the conversations that are happening inside the council rooms right now. >> let's remember, the lo

near the giants mission rock development on third street in terry francois boulevard, 140 units of supportive housing for formerly home bills, some of them may be transitional aids youth, i hope but recently won an award from the americas award for excellence, which recognizes projects nationally for high standards. achievement development. i want to invite kim obstfeld from my housing division to give us an update on that. kim. hello again. commissioners again. kim obstfeld, senior development development specialist on the housing team. um, as they were mentioned, and thank you for that. it's my pleasure to report that the ioc is sponsored project admission based south block nine known as home rise at mission bay. has been named recipient of the urban land land institute award for excellence for 2023. the award recognizes superior development efforts in the private public and non profit sectors. evaluation criteria includes design, planning, amenities, innovation and sustainability. the project is co sponsored by home rise, formerly known as community housing, partnership and bridge . housin

it is about watson, francois jacob and other brilliant scientists. it takes place in the late 40's into the 1960's. essentially developing this whole field of molecular biology, of which one part was watson encrypt solving -- watson and crip solving the dna molecules and rosalyn franklin's work and another fellow during research that helped people understand what the genetic molecule is, how it is structured, and how it works. fascinating book. host: along with his favorite books, he sent us this note -- another i want to mention, which i started reading before the national book award and hope to get back to you soon, robert samuel's his name was george floyd. he goes on to say this and i love them. they are a clever and interesting organizing conversational principle. they are exclusive as well as inclusive, though, and that is not good. there are so many fine books a person could be reading. mary kingsley's troubles in west africa, is it when my fever books? no. is it charming? yes. and who does not learn from jim didion? -- joan didion? and heming

near the giants mission rock development on third street in terry francois boulevard, 140 units of supportive housing for formerly home bills, some of them may be transitional aids youth, i hope but recently won an award from the americas award for excellence, which recognizes projects nationally for high standards. achievement development. i want to invite kim obstfeld from my housing division to give us an update on that. kim. hello again. commissioners again. kim obstfeld, senior development development specialist on the housing team. um, as they were mentioned, and thank you for that. it's my pleasure to report that the ioc is sponsored project admission based south block nine known as home rise at mission bay. has been named recipient of the urban land land institute award for excellence for 2023. the award recognizes superior development efforts in the private public and non profit sectors. evaluation criteria includes design, planning, amenities, innovation and sustainability. the project is co sponsored by home rise, formerly known as community housing, partnership and bridge . housin

we're joined with the conservative mp for rayleigh and wickford, mark francois , and wickford, mark francoisalso chairman of the european research group of mps. also chairman of the european research group of mps . mark, is research group of mps. mark, is this a brexit benefit ? it on one this a brexit benefit? it on one level it is. >> good morning, by the way. i mean this is the biggest reform of alcohol taxation for decades and whenever you change something like this, there are inevitably winners and losers . inevitably winners and losers. but i think it's worth getting on the record that many in the industry for years, i mean, i remember receiving briefings about this as a as an mp have complained for years about how phenomenally complicated the structure was. so for years those people were arguing for a much simpler and clearer system . and that's what this is. much simpler and clearer system . and that's what this is . and . and that's what this is. and it's based on a very simple principle . all of the stronger principle. all of the stronger the drink, the higher the tax . the drink,