reduced to rubble, to children made orphans and tens of thousands of people rendered homeless. the gory events unfolding in the besieg gaza strip since october 7 are textbook example of genocide and ethnic cleansing. the death toll in the costal territory since the israel regime launched his indiscriminate aerial and ground attacks nearly the months ago. is now over 21, most of them children and women. almost all refugee camps have been rendered uninhabitable due to random strikes, forcing the majority of the population to sleep under the open sky and heavy winds and heavy downpours. the barbaric attacks were only meant to give an image of victory is defeated army which has only succeeded in killing unarmed civilians and destroying civilian facilities. this is uh really the worst thing that..." us and israel could do to palestinian, the genocide is and the henous war crimes are gone unnoticed. هم ظنوا ان اغتيال المهندس في العراق وقاسم سليماني من ايران انهم سيضعفون حركه المقاومه الذين يسيرون على خط الحاج قاسم سليماني اليوم هم كثر وفي وسعه جغرافيه this one community. welcome back, the isl

reduced to rubble, to children made orphans and tens of thousands of people rendered homeless, the goryhe besieg gaza strip since october 7, are textbook example of genocide and ethnic cleansing. the death tool in the coastal territory since the israel regime launched this indiscriminate aerial and ground attacks nearly 3 months ago is now over 21, most of them children and women. almost all refugee camps have been rendered uninhabitable due to random strikes, forcing the majority of the population to sleep under the open sky and mid heavy winds and heavy downpours. the barbaric attacks were only meant to give an image of victory to his defeated army, which has only succeeded in killing unarmed civilians and destroying civilian facilities. this is uh really the worst thing that us and israel could do to palestiny. the genocide is and the henous war crimes are gone unnoticed. nearly three months now into the israeli regime's onslot on gaza and pro-palestinian rallies around the world. in yemen, huge crowds uh took to the streets of the capital sana tough to show their unwavering support

reduced to rubble, to children made orphans. and tens of thousands of people rendered homeless, the gory events unfolding in the besieg gaza strip since october 7 are textbook example of genocide and ethnic cleansing. the death toll in the coastal territory since the israel regime launched its indiscriminate aerial and ground attacks. nearly three months ago is now over 21, most of them children and women. almost all refugee camps have been rendered uninhabitable due to random strikes, forcing the majority of the population to sleep under the open sky and with heavy winds and heavy downpours. the barbaric attacks were only meant to give an image of victory is defeated army which has only succeeded in killing unarmed civilians and destroying civilian facilities. this is uh really the worst thing that uh us and israel uh could do to palestinian. the genocide is and the henous. the war crimes are gone unnoticed, that's it for your latest here on uh press tv, everyone, thank you for tuning in and bye-bye for now. commander of the irgc ruds force says the us and israel have been incapable of

reduced to rubble to children made orphans and tens of... thousands of people rendered homeless, the goryt of them children and women. almost all refugee camps have been rendered. inhabitable due to random strikes, forcing the majority of the population to sleep under the open sky and with heavy winds and heavy downpours. the barbaric attacks were only meant to give an image of victory to h defeated army which has only succeeded in killing unarmed civilians and destroying civilian facilities. this is really the worst thing that us and israel uh could do to palestinian. the genocide is and the henous war crime. are gone unnoticed, former iraqi prime minister nuria maliki has praised iranian military commander, lieutenant general qasim sulaymani and his companion, abu mahdi almuhandis, as role model. in the fight against terrorism, the great men need to be marters, they need to be marters, because these great men are the ones that are the main guide and model and example for our nation, and nation which has no marters is a weak nation, it is nation that is void of greatness, it is the great

reduced to rubble, to children made orphans and tens of thousands of people rendered homeless, the gory events on folding in the besieg gaza strip since october 7, are textbook example of genocide and ethnic cleansing. the death toll in the coastal territory since the israel regime launched this indiscriminate aerial and ground attacks nearly 3 months ago is now over 21, most of them children and women. almost all refugee camps have been rendered uninhabitable due to random strikes, forcing the majority of the population to sleep under the open sky and with heavy winds and heavy downpours. the barbaric attacks were only meant to give an image of victory to his defeated army, which has only succeeded in killing unarmed civilians and destroying civilian facilities. this is uh really the worst thing that us and israel uh could do to palestinian. the genocide is and the henous war crimes are gone unnoticed ان شاء الله اوصل يا محمد رضا وارجع لك. 12 بالليل بهالوضع هذا يعني بيك الايام الوضع كلش كان قلق تقارير اللي تبنتها وسائل اعلاميه كانت تنبئ بشيء في حدود الساعه التاسعه اتصل بي الرئيس ترامب

reduced to rubble, the children made orphans and tens of thousands of people rendered homeless, the gorythe israel regime launched its indiscriminate aerial and ground attacks. nearly three months ago is now over 21, most of them children and women. almost all refugee camps have been rendered uninhabitable due to random strikes, forcing the majority of the population to sleep under the open sky and with heavy winds and heavy downpours. the barbaric attacks were only meant to give an image of victory is defeated army, which has only succeeded in killing unarmed civilians and destroying civilian facilities. this is uh really the worst thing that us and israel uh could do to palestinian. the genocide. is and the henous war crimes are gone unnoticed, with that we come to an end for this additional world news, thanks for being with us, i'll be back at the top the hour with a review of the top stories, let's bye bye for now. internationally, general sulaymani is known as a top anti-terror commander who fought daesh terrorists and other terror groups in syria and iraq. but many do not know that

. >> this indictment reads like an accounting ledger of vice and the prosecutors spell out in gory, painfulexactly how hunter biden was spending his money, and it doesn't look good. >> reporter: the indictment calls hunter biden a lobbyist, consultant, and business person, and alleges he earned millions for work with the ukrainian firm burisma, a chinese energy firm cefc, and other foreign businesses. >> more charges could be possible. >> reporter: in a statement hunter biden's lawyer said "based on the facts and the law, if hunter's last name was anything other than biden, the charges would not have been brought." in a podcast recorded before the indictment, hunter biden blamed republicans for much of his legal trouble. >> they're trying to kill me, knowing that it will be a pain greater than my father could be able to handle. and so therefore destroying a presidency in that way. >> norah: where does this leave hunter biden? >> reporter: norah, hunter biden's attorneys say he's paid the back taxes.3 these charges could mean up to 17 years in prison if convicted. he's already facing federal

andrzej or gabriel, well, this andrey from gory planned to send a train with military transport on the territory of poland and ukraine . , that the citizens of ukraine are stuck. yes, and by the way, today the national security council continues in warsaw, already with the change of power in poland, the support of the armed forces of ukraine will be discussed with the new government. and the bilateral relations between ukraine and poland, so we will monitor and we will inform you all about this, for today antin and i say goodbye, tomorrow we will meet at the same time, in the same studio, we will discuss important topics for discussion with our experts. iryna koval is already on standby, as far as we understand, we are saying goodbye, and now the news editor will do the most important thing. news time on the espresso tv channel. in the studio of iryna koval. i welcome all the viewers and now to the most important events. in the temporarily occupied crimea, according to information, a number of telegram channels have become. explosions on the territory of the center of long-range space

this rom you own the gory son. this report about how people are coping as we are here. and the main is the range of the my guys are if the jeep guy, as you see here, people here have invented this tool. you'll have the local community members. so is there a bridge, meg, the foods and stuff, their foods, and a regular basis on a regular basis every day. and there's in for payments almost one week after the war broke out, when the gas and electricity were cut off, we began relying on this is we cannot toast our bread homes on the top of the. but because i have ruined this cooking gas and turned it into firewood stove, as you see, i mean, i don't normally toast brand, but also cook for the locals, whatever they wish to cover your wellness and was about to give it. i come over to this bakery and the hope i can buy some bread. i come to such bakeries to get at least one or 2 loaves from each. it is not the only place where you can find these, these back here is the just rate 3 vector is vendor right? to the 3. it's also there in the most of the areas and the middle goes us t

an unidentified man who identified himself as andrei, andrzej or gabriel. yes, and this guy andrey gorynd a train with military transport on the territory of poland and ukraine, for this he promised 10,000 bucks of grapes, well, thank god that they were detained, so to speak, at 11 o'clock, well, one trouble is that citizens of ukraine signed up, and by the way, today the national council is taking place in warsaw already with the change of power in poland, the support of the armed forces of ukraine and bilateral relations between ukraine will be discussed with the new government. and poland, so we will monitor and inform you about it all, for today antin and i say goodbye, tomorrow we will meet at the same time, in the same studio, we will discuss important topics for discussion with our experts. iryna koval is already on standby, as far as we understand, we are saying goodbye, and now the news editor will do the most important thing.

kovtalyuk himself, i spoke with him, by the way. in that match , a match was played in the city of gorihe really wanted to join vorskla, even then he expressed his great desire to return to the ukrainian championship, and in particular he said that he liked poltava vorskla itself very much, well then he even in the context of the head coach and his assistant , viktor skrypnyk and serhiy popov spoke, dolgansky prepares the team, so here again, the coaching issue is also very important when choosing a team. well, yes, vorskla executives are currently saying that they haven't decided yet. exactly what will happen, they think, proposals are being considered, serhii dolgansky, could this be some kind of repetition of shavkovsky's story? 100%, serhiy dolganskyi , it’s great, first of all, the attitude towards him is again, he is a real legend of the poltava vorsla, the football players of the management respect him very much, he is also very careful about his work, he treats his work professionally, that’s why serhiy dolganskyi , the only thing is that he is a very modest person , here is sho

for all of the gory details. reporter: hello, larry. well this decision from california supreme court is help -- colorado supreme court is helping trump with his 2024 g.o.p. rivals on the campaign trail taking a break from attacking him to now defending him. >> look if someone is convicted or something of, there was no trial on any of, they said, you can't be on the ballot? how does that work. >> they will not run a fry and fair election in colorado i'll remove myself too and call on every other republican to do the same thing, we cannot stand for this assault on our republic. reporter: colorado republican party responded to vivek ramaswamy pledge saying that party will switch to caucus. caulk if the rules is allowed to stay, expert worn that colorado court is setting a dangerous precedent. >> no one is worth shredding the constitution, this is dangerous. the path that was laid out by these 4 justices is a path we have not go down, i don't have much question they will overturn this decisions. but they should do it unanimously in one voi

if you have an appetite for the gory _ agree on?ails, what kinds i agree on? if you have an appetite j for the gory details, what kinds of things the pliosaur would have eaten and how it would have eaten them but we will stay that right now. aha, and how it would have eaten them but we will stay that right now. b. bit we will stay that right now. a bit earl for we will stay that right now. a bit early for that — we will stay that right now. a bit early for that but _ we will stay that right now. a bit early for that but incredible graphics and something out of jurassic park, the franchise. amazing. you can see more on that extraordinary story in attenborough and the giant sea monster. it's on bbc one and iplayer at 8pm on new year's day. an additional national treasure thrown in there as well with sir david let's take a look at some of today's papers. the observer leads on labour giving its strongest criticism yet of israel's attacks on gaza with the shadow foreign secretary david lammy describing the destruction as "intolerable". t

monument to his invention, weld the broken piece of tsarkulu and build a huge bell tower on vorobyovy goryption. was not successful, and financial control over his electrogedefest by that time was in the hands of unscrupulous businessmen, in which such sentiments were alien. benardos belonged to the category of people whose spiritual needs to invent something new turned out to be more important than material well-being and social status, while his creativity was not the hobby of an amateur, he dealt with it competently and professionally, although he did not have a higher education. in fact, having parted with electrohephaestus, he developed a project for a hydroelectric station on the neva, received patents for the technology of crucible electric soldering and the production of sponge lead. invention electric welding made it possible to abandon the low-productivity and labor-intensive technology of joining metals with rivets, which contributed to a revolution in shipbuilding and mechanical engineering. and many other industries. many were significantly ahead of their time due to developme

a modern high-quality roller ski track has been built in the vorobyovy gory tract.the athletes walk through a picturesque pine forest on the shore of lake lugovoe. every year our roller ski track. occupy cross-country skiing and biathlon competitions at various levels. the city's state agrarian technical college is known for its traditions and highly qualified personnel produced for the region's farms. learning here is closely related to practice. the college operates a resource center for servicing energy-intensive tractors. future mechanics get their hands on the most modern machines, so when they come to their first workplace, they do not get lost, but become indispensable specialists. buildings of the gorodok agricultural and technical the college is located on bogramyan street, the great commander. in december 1943, under his leadership, as commander of the first baltic front, not only our city, but also more than 1,200 settlements were liberated during an offensive operation. the marshal's bust is located at the very beginning of the alley of heroes. 13 stands

this hole would have far reaching consequences and the gory and calendar would later dominate throughout the world century. the reform naturally spread to catholic countries 1st and it met with resistance and protestant lands. in england, a gordon calendar was introduced in 1752 took place on the in russia for example, took until 1918 in saudi arabia was one of the last countries to adopted in 2016. on the research. everything that happened in the vatican was intentional. every work, every gesture had to demonstrate the churches greatness. and the same was true for the sistine chapel. only 200 meters from the gregorian tower. even before michelangelo arrived in the sistine chapel, it was already extraordinarily beautiful space. the chapel is a 40 meter long building, situated parallel to saint peter's cathedral. its architecture is like that of a military structure. the long before new popes were elected in these rooms. the sistine chapel was a strategically important building. at any given time, there would be a litter team going on in that space. you would have the entire hierarchy of

there were gory q great questiod of these presidents. every member of that committee did a great job on asking questions. and it has shocked the nation. but again, we were aware of the concerns the public had about this and i am so delighted this has made such headlines and people are paying attention because we do have a moral rot. i don't call them elite institutions i call the most expensive institutions in the country they are not teaching morality. they are not teaching higher order thinking. let's not elevate them where they do not need to be elevated. eric: with a final note on another institution georgetown university in washington d.c., my alma mater. look at georgetown came out in statements of the dean of student of foreign service anti-semitic language and imagery have no place on our campus we strongly condemn such acts of hate for it will not tolerate behavior that imperils our ability to serve students and undermines her school commitment to open and respectful engagement in the face of the world's most pressing challenges

maryland congressman jamie raskin replaying stomach explains the republicans evidence impeachment goryis. >> mr. speaker, the reason mysteries are called whodunits is because they start with the crime and then you have to try to figure out who did it. biden impeachment investigation isn't a whodunit, it's a what is it? it's like an agatha christie novel where the mystery is what's the crime. [laughter] >> stephen: i don't know, jamie, there are a lot of mysteries without a crime. america left the cbs hit series "murder she don't." some republicans -- summer republicans fired back like south carolina representative ralph norman, seen here single-handedly ending the bucket hat craze. [laughter] rep norman insisted it would just give them infinite time, they will find something. >> the evidence i think as things come out will finally show what the trail is. >> stephen: once we show what the trail is, it will lead us to a series of breadcrumbs in the breadcrumbs, but will direct us to a hint and then the hint will suggest a map, which will finally bring us to a riddle inside a conundrum an

i heard that gori is appointing a manager, wow , he will go far, not serious, girls , the next one who500 was transferred to the client, here look, somehow you did it, you’ve been working in the system for so long. i don’t know the law, but i’ll have to manage it, i want to explain myself, 1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3, 4, continue. hello, evgeniy gavrilovich, hello, please, well, i called there by phone, well, they say the client went to the taiga, it was impossible to contact him, history, but we wanted to appoint you as an advisor, so if you can pay, go ahead, and if you want to go to the client, take a vacation at your own expense in bon voyage! you don't know, you don't know where drobot is, drobot, i don't know, he was here somewhere, listen. i sent the money, here’s the receipt, thank you, well , let’s forget it, i’m not special, well, we’re not champions either, come on. so that i can go somewhere else with you, damn, hi guys, i found a place stuck, you know where, near the booth, 2 hours , we got out a little more at all, we didn’t get anything, we really didn’t

let's turn to our own hilary vaughn on capitol hill for all the gory details. heli, hilary. >> reporter: hello, larry. this decision from the colorado supreme court already is helping trump. it has his 2024 gop rivals on the campaign trail taking a break from attacking him to now defending him. >> well if somebody is convicted or something of some of these things there was no trial on any of this. they basically just said, you can't be on the ballot? how does that work. >> they will not run a free and fair election from colorado and remove myself from the ballot and call on every republican to do the same thing. we cannot stand for this assault on our republic. >> reporter: the colorado republican party responded to ramaswamy's pledge the party will switch to a caucus subverting the state ballot system if the ruling is allowed to stand but former president trump is already asking the supreme court to weigh in on the state court's decision. experts warn the colorado court is setting a dangerous precedent. >> no one is worth sledding shredding the constitution. w

. >> well, a gory a bakery in san francisco's north beach neighborhood is set to open up this morning closed back in august. you can see why here in the video fire broke out in their brick oven. their doors, though, are set to open at 7 o'clock. so about a half hour ago, they opened up all sales will be handle on a first come first serve basis. so if you want to support that bakery had there early. all right. in other news, a court date has now been set for 100 biden's new indictment on tax charges. president's son is scheduled to appear in a los angeles courtroom on january. 11th special counsel has charged him with 3 felonies and 6 misdemeanors for allegedly failing to pay taxes and properly file returns. prosecutors are accusing him of spending that money instead on drugs, girlfriends and lavish vacations. this comes as the house launches an impeachment inquiry into president joe biden for alleged corruption and ties to hunter biden's overseas business dealings. we'll see what evidence they bring forward. >> well, pope francis is catholic freeze are now allowed to bless same couple

gori is that that's why i'm in holl. you're not stupions. d. you're. >> all right. >> thank you, miss, that.e protesters lucky the upsets. alec baldwin. he cast him in a movie right? eh >> riley, though, which is kindt of a little bit like what weal talkedked about in the block. none of these demonstrators are trying to they're justo -- to accost people. i side with alec baldwin, oddly well, i think what this is, is these crazy liberals hadrigh? nothing to do as they do, right. this is their job, actually. they're probably back so being d to be there. i think they couldn't find episodes of 30 rock on hulu any more. so they went and found him in real life t i. li what this was is a crazy liberal getting bombardedas by more crazy liberals. but as you said, a broken clock is right. n cloctwo times a day.t >> and i think that's what wehe saw here. speaking of broken clocks, mi jamie, what are your thoughts? did you see that the end, deo he the video, he finally got everybody to leave him alone by convincing them that he waslg . >> billy baldwin. ot

interesi just sitting there bee like i thought here's okay gorys ,the person who was chokinong ci had pretended he was chokingo mo about two months before camera.s so when he started choking, we all thought he was kidding, but he wasn't. >>just figured out who it was. ye ds, it was prince charles. ge >> yes.g: y escat, you have the veneere of somebody that's always in a statveneere of panic, but i thik people can rely on you. people can rely on you. when someone the so-calledr cond hits the air conditioner. >> no, he's right. you already know this about me. i'm amazini'm amg in an emergeny situation. >> i can always handle it. i'm calm. >> i. you have that? yeah. i'm on the phone call when people are trouble, they call me and i'm great. because if wn n troubl us i'm not in an emergency situation that i'm creating one in my min d right? so if there's an actual emergency, i can focus on that. i'm focused on that and i'm actually calmer in that situatior inn. this is why i arrive 3 to 4 hours prior to a flight, because i'm ready. i'm just ready. but then i drive rea everybody crazy and t

end we got there on foot, but we lived in lenin’s garibaldi. this square and we reached vorobyovy goryw my friend is falling into a hole where the water goes, hang in this water, at that time the police were running, dads, moms, parents were running, all this and gray-haired teacher. and my mother, of course, i was in the hospital again, i was in the hospital for 2 months, i just seriously had a puncture there, a treponation there, a consi. that is, to such an extent yes, you know, at that time a person treats this quite easily, well, at least i did, and it saved me, helped me quickly rehabilitate myself and not cheat myself, not frighten myself, yes, in fact, i’m in i was fixed in one world, i had fun there, it was good, it was interesting, but my mother understood that you understand that you need to get me out of there a little, well, a little to another floor, and to show other horizons, so that i could already make up my mind there, and they sent me to ireland, pressure college. there , some profession was received by the general educational faculty, and the main, main emphasis wa

at the vorobyovy gory ski complex, winter recreation lovers can go skiing and snowboarding for free untille cars; to get a ski pass, you must register on the complex’s website. and then we will conduct regional ones. ice crossings opened in yamal between selhard and labetnange. two weeks in a row. the road workers froze the route, and before the opening of the crossing, people were transported here on a hovercraft. evgeny golovin with details. in a working car, we follow the controllers, the road workers pulled ahead a hundred meters, we can’t get any closer yet, the thickness of the ice remains a mystery. an hour before the opening of the crossing , a specialist drills a hole in the ice and a partner helps take measurements: 42 cm at the first point, the next ones are even more, at some the thickness reaches half a meter. for measurements ice, specialists make special holes, run a ruler there and see how many centimeters have frozen over the last 2 weeks, the numbers are good, more than 40 cm. the decision to open the track has almost been made, a car weighing up to 3.5 will be able to n

eventualizations that the hosing will look like this is gory looking east. and this is from noriega. we will continue it create more showing other streets and neighborhoods. we have heard questions about why we are creating a local program. so we want to acknowledge the state density bonus has been a critical 2 for housing production and will be used as you have been discussing that said. here are the reasons why we are creating a local xrm how we are work to make it a fleckable option in parallel with the state program. program is ment to codify core goals related equity afford okay, design standards and other principles of good urbannism and meant to create urban forum state density projects take advantage of waivers to avoid or side step our height and bulk requirements. to incentivize we are aim to create flaeblths our role program allow a diversity of compliance, off sight fee, off site, on sight fee off sight lan dedication and rent controlled as well. we are dugs the designs at future hearings eye high level of the topics we are working on so in addit

the back of did everyone really think the albanian problem had gone think the albanian problem had goricertainly didn't. i'm sure the majority you didn't. the vast majority of you didn't. it as though they are it just looks as though they are taking routes taking different routes into britain and you are not being told about these routes. and it's easy massage some it's very easy to massage some figures and say small boats crossings down. yesterday crossings are down. yesterday we revealed, didn't we, right here on the human on this show that the human traffickers themselves are believed blame for believed to be to blame for the small boats crossings being reduced. because they're reduced. why? because they're trying to increase prices so trying to increase the prices so more revelations are more shocking revelations are still from mark white's still to come from mark white's exclusive report . that's exclusive calais report. that's coming next to you. the migrant crisis is worse than ever before. don't believe otherwise . before. don't believe otherwise. we will be telling you all abou

the back of did everyone really think the albanian problem had gone think the albanian problem had goricertainly didn't. i'm sure the majority you didn't. the vast majority of you didn't. it as though they are it just looks as though they are taking routes taking different routes into britain and you are not being told about these routes. and it's easy massage some it's very easy to massage some figures and say small boats crossings down. yesterday crossings are down. yesterday we revealed, didn't we, right here on the human on this show that the human traffickers themselves are believed blame for believed to be to blame for the small boats crossings being reduced. because they're reduced. why? because they're trying to increase prices so trying to increase the prices so more revelations are more shocking revelations are still from mark white's still to come from mark white's exclusive report . that's exclusive calais report. that's coming next to you. the migrant crisis is worse than ever before. don't believe otherwise . before. don't believe otherwise. we will be telling you all abou

we mainly work on infantry with mortars, this is military equipment including the nato model from gorih self-propelled artillery unit, crab, here our troops are sending a tractor loaded with explosives towards the enemy, and russian paratroopers are breaking into the enemy trenches after artillery barrage, the first target is 53. fierce battles continue around kupinsk, ukrainian positions are under constant fire. this is how it looks from the ukrainian armed forces, armored personnel carriers burning in the trenches. russian tanks are successfully operating in the artyomovsk direction. to the north-west of artyomovsk, russian troops are pushing back the positions of the ukrainian armed forces, occupying strongholds enemy. bogdanovka, grigorovka, ivanovskaya are gradually moving towards chasov yar. there are heavy battles in the south near kleshcheevka, which have not yet resulted in any of the... and this is already fire on ukrainian troops on the banks of the dnieper, here the russian army is monitoring all enemy movements and attempts to cross the river. fpv drones destroy ukrainian

let's perhaps hide behind the sofa and hear the gory details from our political correspondent, katherineeveryone cnnge the inquiry. why did everyone cringe age when that famous kiss was brought up . was brought up. >> well, thankfully, we didn't have to see it again, did we? that's an image that we can never remove from our brains , never remove from our brains, but a very difficult day and a half. let's face it, for matt hancock , former health secretary hancock, former health secretary yesterday it emerged that the protective ring that he claimed and the government had thrown around at care homes was really no such thing as i suspect. we already knew and said that he'd pushed for a quicker first lockdown today , say various lockdown today, say various interesting nuggets . but let's interesting nuggets. but let's just start with yes. and that transgression as hugo keith kc called it, he asked about that and what effect that might have had on the public mood . let's had on the public mood. let's have a look at what matt hancock had to say in response . had to say in response. >> well, w

humiliation of a women, for all these tricks, were once sent to practice in georgia, near the city of gori, and in order to study how grapes grow to fight diseases, and grapes have such a phylaxer disease, and prishvin later recalled and wrote in in your diary, that in the evenings they drank wine and looked at the young people who danced lisginka, among these dancers there was one... a short , stocky young man with backs on his face, well , most likely this is a legend, the meeting of young prishvin and young stalin is unlikely to have taken place in reality, but prishvin in general was a great mystifier, he loved to compose his life, he loved to invent his life, this fusion of fantasy and reality, dreams and reality - this is such a very important trait of his character, which determined a lot in his life. and after this year's imprisonment, and mother, who loved her son very much, and felt that something should come of him, collected money, sent him to study abroad, he studied in germany, and one day during the summer holidays he went to paris on an excursion, and there in paris he i me