this is such a heavy-weight balance today in every chest of great britain, including thank you thank you ms. natalya natalya plaksienko butyr expert on issues of the eastern asia, we have been in touch , we will be back. literally in a few minutes, stay with us and continue ukraine on megogo at the legendary sansiro stadium, our national team will impress the italian audience with a bright game, watch the super match of the euro 2024 selection on september 12 at 9 p.m. megogo, it's hard to talk about what you feel when you have urinary incontinence, an unpleasant situation can arise at any time, even with a slight effort, fortunately - this is behind me, uro feminost helped me thanks to the natural ingredients, uro feminost helps to restore control of urination in melon at night now i feel better confidently feminine uro urination under control listen to your fm galicia sprained her back or joints flamidez gel quickly reduces dusting and cures pain from pain in the back and joints flamidez there are discounts on dio 10% in pharmacies podorozhnyk bam and oschad there are 10% discounts

the french and the british to somehow come to an agreement, and the public opinion of france and great britain not ready for the start of the great war for poland, and only when the second world war began in september 1939, and then it was already announced, of course, and great britain, france, that they are entering the war against germany and then it has already started to escalate, they had every chance to preserve their statehood and put up a strong resistance there , by the way, there were more than 110,000 ukrainians in the polish army, this should also be remembered, and they fought in in september of 1939 for poland, that is, there was such and such a tragedy when germany attacked and then on september 17 there was also an attack from the soviet union . to try to negotiate with the peacemakers of such two powerful aggressors who were no longer able to restrain themselves, we have been saying this for 38 years, but the idea of ​​substantiating the policy of appeasement in berlin as early as february 36, that is, at least two and a half years before munich, was formulated by the ministe

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great britain is calling on more countries to support the armed forces of ukraine, because ukraine is fighting for all countries that believe in the rule of law and the united nations charter this was announced by british foreign minister james cleverley in an interview with iryna solomko on the grounds of the un general assembly in new york. in the conversation, the minister emphasized that the ukrainian army is making progress in counteroffensive and he assured that london will continue to support ukraine in strengthening air defense and training ukrainian pilots on f16 fighters about the counteroffensive everyone expected him and then there was a lot of criticism of the ukrainians that they are not fast enough or successful on the battlefield , but some experts believe that it is difficult to demand from the countries of success when it fights without free will, of course, but with limited weapons, and before criticizing partners should provide more help to the extent that such a position is fair. i bean fool i say it's been long enough, in fact, for most of the year, we have to ad

. somehow we misunderstand that russia has eternal enemies, which include great britain, here we ares that for 135 or 134 years an english company operated on the territory of russia, which after that also . after peter i, who stopped all this disgrace, there was another company in the baltic, which also exported resources from our country for more than 100 years, that is, russia is interesting to the west, in particular to england, only as a resource base, there are no other interests, so for them here all those beyond lomanche - these are natives, so this snobbery is english, we understand it, well, we can’t welcome it, we... in our documents they even said not to write the word opponent, we called our enemies opponents and so on, colleagues, even well it’s clear because 2000 advisers, including american and english ones, worked in our offices on our territory, returning to the story of zelsky, because they then searched internet sources very efficiently and for a long time, i just remember these shots, zelsky’s visit to the office of the director of mi6, he was covered, by televis

of so-called security, and this is very seriously affects their work, and on the other hand, in great britain , the current prime minister and minister of foreign affairs, as the person who represents him, are under pressure from both parliamentarians and the public regarding what to do with china it is necessary to speak more harshly, and you rightly and rightly said that just during the visit the house of commons called taiwan an independent state and called on its leaders and the government of their country to help taiwan more actively. it is obvious that this is such an issue. it is so irritating to china that it should be established in some no contacts is it somehow very nice to restore relations against such a background, it will not be possible, well, as a matter of fact, even within great britain there are many questions to its government, because the press, for example , wrote about this visit, it has a lot of comments disseminated about the fact that great britain currently has to change - actually, to develop a strategy regarding relations with china and should - the government sh

the teenager at london's mini marathon, the unmatched champion on the track for great britain. e moments with him? the great north run is a unique half marathon spectacle. are half marathon spectacle. some 60,000 making thi from are some 60,000 making their way from newcastle to south shields on a day too hot to be comfortable. among the elite runners, victory was impossible for mo farah. that didn't diminish the occasion. commentator: the great north run as a fitting place to end it all. when he crossed the line, his position was fourth, his status was finished, and that suddenly seemed like a lot to take in. running is what saved me and without having something to do and something that could make me happy, it would have been very difficult for me. it was very emotional because i guess, you know, i have tojust go and enjoy myself now. time with my family and my kids. but all i know is running, and that's what made me happy for so many years. sir mo farah went back to acknowledge some of the supporters who'd gathered to say goodbye, and there was one last surprise. the best is b

well, the defense ministers of france and great britain also arrived in kyiv today at the same time, the secretary of state for defense of great britain, grand sheps assumed his post at the end of august this year, replacing ben wallos and declaring his intentions to continue to support ukraine, and today is his first visit as the minister of defense of great britain to ukraine, and according to the french media, the minister of defense of france sebastien lecornu arrived at the head of a delegation of about 20' of the defense industry, among them, in particular, a salesperson of the manufacturer's company the caesar self-propelled installation, which is in service with the ukrainian military. well, as the af agency reports, the visit, these visits are taking place just before the first forum of defense industries, at which ukrainian officials are to meet with representatives of more than 160 defense companies from 26 countries around the world. mykhailo, samus, director of the new geopolitical research network. joined our broadcast, good evening, good evening, and with what, maybe y

prime minister of great britain, the flower of the british aristocracy, biographer, the great churchillry of great britain he really has enormous significance, and what this ignoramus says, he says: churchill, yesterday, i say, churchill spent 2 years persuading roosevelt. to stand on the side of germany, on the side of great britain against hitler , an illiterate idiot, persuaded roosevelt to speak out, to join the second world war, this man's name was adolf hitler, he declared war on great britain, not churchill, roosevelt declared war on germany, god forbid, germany declared war the united states, then, but he, who is churchill’s biographer, does not know the history of his country, graduation from oxford, since when have morons been graduates of the island of oxford, or oxford could graduate a person such a moron, we also need to negotiate with such people. and i want a few words about what karaganov said, wrote the article , i have something a little different for me, i don’t know what you are basing it on, well, many people, all the countries that have nuclear weapons, all the arm

and it's a dream davis cup debut for draper as he downs kokkinakis to help great britain beat australiahello, and thanks for joining us on sportsday. and we're going to start with cricket, where it's been another record—breaking day for ben stokes. the all—rounder smashing his way into the history books with the highest score by an england batter in a one—day international, as he hammered a brutal 182 in the third odi against new zealand at the oval in london. stokes had only come out of one—day retirement to play in this series and the world cup in india next month. and what a reminder of what the test captain brings to the shorter form of the game, nine sixes and 15 fours in his 124—ball innings. and that fabulous batting performance laying the foundations for a huge win, england all out for 368 before skittling the kiwis forjust 187 runs. the 181—run winning margin is the eighth highest for england in odi cricket. they lead the series 2—1 and meet in the final one—dayer on friday at lords. to the rugby world cup now, and friday will be a special day for sam whitelock. the 34—year—old

so-called joint occupation i referred to earlier the the convention of 1818 was an agreement between great britain and the united states that resolve territorial disputes following the war of 1812, the convention of 1818, first established the 49th parallel as the border from the great lakes to the rocky mountains. so this is the northern of the united states as we know it today. the border that separates present day north dakota from manitoba, montana, saskatchewan and alberta and so on. and so that convention of 18, 18. then establish that border at the 49th parallel from the great lakes in the east to the rocky mountains in the west. and then the convention of. 1818 authorized the joint occupancy of the oregon country, whereby the rights of both british and american citizens to occupy and to trade in the region would be respected respected. now, the second way then that the pacific northwest becomes american territory that differs from other acquisitions is that the was not resolved by war or by but rather by treaty. the two nations signed a treaty in 1846 in which britain and the united states

great britain will now head to malaga in november for the knockout stages.s complete next months the line—up. a set down, a few guys from the bench said, you know, get the crowd involved and it sort of turned into pandemonium for me and then... laughter. yeah, some embarrassing stuff most likely out there but we are going to malaga so it doesn�*t matter. some big calls from england cricket as they prepare to defend the world cup in india next month. jason roy won�*t be risked because of the back spasms that saw him miss the new zealand series, so harry brook gate—crashes the squad, although he has been rested for the one day—series against ireland that starts on wednesday. joe root will play, though. he�*s asked to be included to try and and play himself into a bit of form. selector luke wright also confirmed to our cricket reporter stphan shemilt that fast bowler jofra archer will travel with the squad as he continues his recovery from an elbow injury. joffre archer will probably be the only one that travels with the team. a big part of it is to have the ph

the general staff expressed gratitude to great britain for its support. read more about the situation at the front. assumptions were made in the intelligence of great britain, there they note that the ukrainian forces were able to enter the russian multi-level defense line located to the east of the infantry village are gradually continuing their tactical advance and exhausting the russians, the transfer of forces by the occupiers is likely to limit the russians' efforts to carry out their own offensives, the british added, japan will strengthen anti-russian sanctions and help ukraine get through the winter , foreign minister yoshi masa hayashi stated this during a meeting with prime minister denys shmyhal, which took place in kyiv, we will receive 24 cranes for humanitarian demining at the enterprise of the country of the rising sun, cooperation projects have been prepared in the fields of communication, infrastructure and medicine the parties also discussed cooperation in restoring housing, guaranteeing food security and supporting small and medium-size

so we thank great britain. a correct statement from finland, the minister of foreign affairs of this country, elina valtonen, believes that ordinary russians should also suffer from anti-russian sanctions, but this is necessary, according to her, the head of the finnish foreign ministry said this in an interview with the american newspaper washington post, while she explained her point of view like this, then direct speech. minister elina valtonina, i don't think we have a choice, russia and the russian people must understand that for waging such an unjust and illegal war , you have to pay, and it is important for us to show it to them, it is right that the russians do not talk about it, and nothing depends on us, it is all putin and everyone who them, that's all, no one will ask us, they will, go out on the streets , see what they can do in... what your actions can do, you won't go out, well, you will pay, and these sanctions, well, hungary will not support any ukraine's position in any international issue unt

agent a prisoner from one to five thousand dollars, now the traitor faces life imprisonment safer, great britain provided ukraine with sonar devices worth 1 million 600,000 pounds, the ministry of defense of the united kingdom announced this, the equipment includes four echo sounders and will help preserve the seas around ukraine and support commercial shipping against the background of prolonged russian attacks, the ministry of defense of great britain notes that there should be openly, president zelensky reacted to the law on the return of electronic declarations previously adopted by the verkhovna rada, according to the document, deputies of all levels must declaring one's assets but not opening them to public access caused a wave of indignation in society and even in partner countries. he celebrated the law passed by the verkhovna rada, which contained restrictions on electronic declaration, the reason for this veto , i think everyone perfectly understands that declarations should be open immediately, not after a year, but already now the register must be opened and the main amendment to the

they will be an independent independent european country after returning to great britain . i will again insist on military support of the state. to visit the university in the future, thank you and glory to ukraine and at the end of this issue, i remind you about an important fundraiser for the espresso tv channel and the vesna charity fund are collecting funds for the purchase of modern drones for our uav scouts is needed by the 23rd separate rifle battalion of the armed forces of ukraine, which is fighting in the hot donetsk direction, in particular, it is mavik-3 about mavik 3t, kamikaze drones and components for them, our goal is 1 million 900,000 uah, thanks to you , almost 500,000 has already been collected. we are asking you to actively report and our defenders report enemy losses we wish you health, we , the intelligence department of the second company of the 23rd separate rifle battalion, which is carrying out a combat mission in the territory of the donetsk region , urgently need intelligence and kamikaze drones. thank you to everyone who participated in fundrais

great britain reached the davis cup - looking forward to burnley. the davis cup finals after a thrilling finish in their time against france and manchester with a contest going down to the deciding doubles and dan evans partnered against nicholas and roger and through this, the parallels the first set and they took the next two on the type breaks and great britain will have next month for the knockout stages. that is all the sport for us and we'll see you in a bit. more now on our top story, the metropolitan police say they have received an allegation of a sexual assault dating back 20 years. it follows media reports about comedian and actor russell brand. police say an incident is alleged to have taken place in soho, central london, in 2003. they added that "officers are in contact with the woman and will be providing her with support". in the area, your outside the theatre royal. not long ago, we had an announcement about the remaining tour dates the russel brand is do to give and what is the announcement? in short, they are postponed and we know

for the enemy, tens of thousands more artillery shells are planned to be supplied to ukraine by great britainis is stated on the website of the ministry of defense of the united kingdom, according to the head of the british ministry of defense grant shaps - this will give ukraine the opportunity to defend itself against an unprovoked invasion to russia and return the illegally occupied territories , according to the ministry, the country provided 2 billion 300 million pounds in 2022 and pledged to continue this support in 2023 and until the situation at the front, the ukrainian military continues to advance in two directions, bakhmut and melitopol , and is entrenched at the achieved borders, instead , the occupiers tried to restore the lost position in the andriyivka area and advance near maryanka, these attempts turned out to be useless in the kherson region a counter-battery fight continues , on which defenders continue to destroy supply warehouses and hit the backs of muscovites . ukraine is currently one of the most mine-contaminated territories in order to make them to be safer, time and

they are: great britain joined the us modernization program nuclear bunkers following belgium germanyetherlands and turkey the usa is increasing the number of squadrons of f-35 fighters capable of carrying nuclear weapons the f-35 will be replaced at the english base in watering cans, the americans are creating f-15 aircraft that cannot carry nuclear weapons at the same english air base comfort conditions for storing nuclear weapons bunkers squadrons storing nuclear weapons on bail the diagnosis is clear american nuclear bombs are returning to britain without announcements gardens us nuclear weapons were taken out of britain under obama 15 years ago and this placement on its territory of foreign nuclear weapons infringes on the sovereignty of britain. this suggests that london does not have the ability and strength to conduct its own independent foreign policy . american bombs. out of britain, extremely ill, does not relate to information about the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons in belarus. although this is a response to us actions in europe, britain does not advertise informa

and they are not working in this direction in parallel in the house of commons parliament great britain taiwan an independent state, which of course infuriates china. well, in fact, the relationship between the two countries is not simple, because the golden era, during the time of prime minister cameron, turned into such an era that constantly fell downwards, and to a large extent this happened is connected with the events of the 19th year, when china absolutely suppressed the autonomy of hong kong with such harsh methods, despite the fact that there was an agreement between the two countries that hong kong with its rights of such autonomy would receive this operation of rights for 45 years and, accordingly, this the agreement was very harshly suppressed, and it should be said that at that moment, after all, great britain reacted very weakly, like other western countries, and china managed not only to completely destroy the opposition that supported these speeches and not only to destroy today a lot of people in prison and e-e china has established direct management through organs that

lviv city mayor andriy sadovy published a photo of the meeting of the former prime minister of great britainon the railway station in ukrzaliznytsia reported that panborys decided to spend his fifth trip on a ukrainian train in intercity + among ordinary passengers in the city of leva , british politicians visited the ivan franko university, there he honored the memory of those who died during the war with russia , held a minute of silence and talked with by university rectors and students and i also received the title of honorary doctor ukrainian people will be free they will be an independent independent european country after returning to great britain i again i will insist on the military support of the state. it is a great honor for me to receive the title of honorary doctor of your university and i have great hope that i will be able to visit the university in the future. thank you and glory to ukraine. two ukrainian kamikaze drones attacked the so-called election headquarters of the occupiers of the zaporizhia region. this is reported by the media with reference to sources in the secu

first of all, we have a new minister of defense of great britain, who , i think, also came on such ait already in a new capacity . was not only in the online mode, in the communication mode, it is important, i think, it is not accidental, it is not a coincidence that the visits are taking place in parallel with the visits of kyiv, the secretary general of nato, and i really hope that the authorities are conducting, well, serious negotiations regarding signals, before the washington nato summit, in general, it seems to me that the authorities, the team that is conducting these negotiations with nato today, it is important that our the allies of the alliance formed a specific list: the prerequisites necessary for the start of negotiations regarding ukraine's membership in nato, as is the case with the process regarding ukraine's membership in the eu, here is a list of these seven so-called points that must be fulfilled and after that there will be an interim report, and already in december there will be a decision on the start of negotiations, we really hope that it will be positive, a

sofia, literally in the last few days, the defense ministers of france and great britain visited kyiv , the secretary general of nato was there, and a week ago, zelensky spoke with the americans, with president joseph biden, they are talking about greater cooperation in the military sphere and what production, including weapons. at the same time, against this background, a question arises, not only about the future, about cooperation, military cooperation, about our future in the european union. today is the new ambassador of the european union to ukraine, kateryna maternova said that if ukraine maintains the current pace of reforms, it is quite likely that the country will become a member of the eu in 2030 . at the same time, the prime minister of ukraine denys shmyl says that ukraine is counting on full membership in the eu within two years, so according to your feelings, what is the real term of our accession to the european union, or is it as far away as in kateryna, maternova, is he as close as denys shmigal, look, it's all very, very, very much for... depending on how he will ac

united states and great britain for 6 years of world war ii, just think about it. great britain in the entire second world war lost 375,000 people in the united states and america for the same they say. it's not that they don't say. and it is forbidden to speak, so as not to shock. the world and its own people with those losses that happen not only when my longed-for weakness ursula fondyrlyan gave a hint, and the losses after a few minutes of her speech were taken out of the air by the sheep. thank you for starting this journey, the sooner it will end. this is russian aggression. we need speed. the pace of the supply agreement to strengthen our decision speed in order to limit the russian potential for delays were a mistake we made. we strengthen negotiations will reach our defense, and you are your people maybe because it’s not his people zelensky jew he himself spoke about this more than once, but only his grandfather, he is also jews, and he fought heroically during the great patriotic war fought, defending his people his soviet people does not separate russian

in manchester, great britain prepared _ sacrifice.here, his career is entwined with novak djokovic. he knows him and expect more grand slams from him. t djokovic. he knows him and expect more grand slams from him. i don't think he is going _ more grand slams from him. i don't think he is going to _ more grand slams from him. i don't think he is going to stop _ more grand slams from him. i don't think he is going to stop at - more grand slams from him. i don't think he is going to stop at 24. - more grand slams from him. i don't think he is going to stop at 24. it. think he is going to stop at 24. it is up _ think he is going to stop at 24. it is up to— think he is going to stop at 24. it is up to the — think he is going to stop at 24. it is up to the young guys to be pushing _ is up to the young guys to be pushing him and be looking to overtake — pushing him and be looking to overtake him but it doesn't look like that— overtake him but it doesn't look like that is— overtake him but it doesn't look like that is close to happening. nova

just think about it, great britain in the entire second world war lost 375,000 people to the united states of america over the same period of 405. that is, in 6 years of the war, two countries pushing the slavs to death lost less than our western colleagues suffer and worries. what burns them technician. the western military-industrial complex is worried about human casualties, they don’t talk about it. it's not that they don't say. and it is forbidden to speak, not only that, when my longed-for weakness ursula fondyrlyan gave a hint, and her speech was lost in a few minutes. taken out of the ether, cut out these words in roti brought death untold suffering. we are all full of horrors. in reality, more than 20,000 civilians have died and more than russia must pay for its terrible crimes, including the crime of aggression against a sovereign state. all obviously, the sooner ukraine can get it, the sooner pilots can get modern aircraft, the stronger our tank tank coalition will be, i’ll give you 1,000 bucks. thank you for starting this journey, the sooner it will end. this is russian aggress

written's customer runner, the great north conclusion. —— britain. for sir mo farah. the teenager at the mini marathon, the unmatched champion on the track for great britain, ten global gold medals and destroyed by stride didn't wheel we lived those moment with him? some 60,000 participants making their way from newcastle to south shields on a day too hot to be comfortable. among the elites runners, victories were impossible. that didn't diminish the occasion. when he crossed the line, his position was fourth, his status was finished. that suddenly seems like a lot to take in.— like a lot to take in. running is what saved _ like a lot to take in. running is what saved me, _ like a lot to take in. running is what saved me, and - is what saved me, and without having something to do it commit be happy, it would have been very difficult for me. it was very emotional because i have to... but all i know is running. that's what made me happy for so many years. sir mo farah acknowledge _ happy for so many years. sir mo farah acknowledge supporters l farah ac

the ussr, usa, great britain, france, china, as well as india and pakistan stopped nuclear tests in the nineties of the last century. north korea remains the only country that has held them in our century. subject testing returned to the agenda due to the sharp deterioration of the international situation, which is logical. the position has been expressed repeatedly at the official level that russia will resume them only if the united states does so. but there are other opinions as well. on thursday, the president of the kurchatov institute, mikhail kovalchuk, recalled how, at a time of heightened tension with the united states, in the year sixty-one, the soviet union tested the most powerful thermonuclear bomb in history. now we have exactly the same situation: it is enough to carry out tests on a new land, one “at least once, everything will fall into place ,” kovalchuk believes. we were already planning to discuss the topic of testing. cnn is just boasting of fresh satellite images, according to which russia, the united states, and china are actively refreshing their testing sites. b

great again. they're committed _ make britain great again. they're committed to _ make britain great again. again. they're committed to net zero _ make britain great again. they're committed to net zero by - make britain great again. they're committed to net zero by 2050. i make britain great again. they're i committed to net zero by 2050. do you think this will be a hurd toll that? ., ., ., , that? -- hurdle to that? nobody knows whether _ that? -- hurdle to that? nobody knows whether we _ that? -- hurdle to that? nobody knows whether we are _ that? -- hurdle to that? nobody knows whether we are past - that? -- hurdle to that? nobody knows whether we are past the i knows whether we are past the tipping point. when we talk about 2050, that is a goal that is set amongst various countries in the world. but is 2050 any good? did it need to be 2030 or 2020? is it already too late. none of us know the answer to that. no scientists knows, nobody knows the answer to that. what we do know is the more we delay the more chance of going past the tipping point and if we go past the tipping point and if

yes, even great britain, that will be the — well?mong some of our friends on the far right. even great britain is looking — on the far right. even great britain is looking carefully at these sorts of things — is looking carefully at these sorts of things. but there is no question it is going — of things. but there is no question it is going to be a campaign issue because — it is going to be a campaign issue because it — it is going to be a campaign issue because it is a point of contrast between — because it is a point of contrast betweenjoe biden and the likely republican nominee, donald trump. elections _ republican nominee, donald trump. elections they do tend to come down these _ elections they do tend to come down these areas of policy where you can see really— these areas of policy where you can see really significant differences between the two views of the world. rishi sunak says he is still committed to his net zero target by 2050, and his calling the fossil fuel producers as planet wreckers. he didn't name anybody but i ima

one of britain's greatest athletes — sir mo farah — was given a spectacular send—off in his final race, the greator the four time olympic champion who admitted — running is all he knows. joe wilson reports. britain's best ever run. at the conclusion of the. aged a0 with nothing left to prove, urge to win was still there. it is instinctive for sir mo farah. the teenager at the mini marathon, the unmatched champion on the track for great britain. ten global gold medals and stride by stride didn't we live those moments with him? no half marathon put on a show like the three run. some 60,000 participants making their way through newcastle to south shields on a day too hot to be comfortable. among the elite runners, victory was impossible for mo farah but that did not diminish the occasion. find for mo farah but that did not diminish the occasion. and this is a fitting _ diminish the occasion. and this is a fitting place _ diminish the occasion. and this is a fitting place to _ diminish the occasion. and this is a fitting place to end - diminish the occasion. and this is a fitting place to end it - is

in august of the sixty-third year in moscow, representatives of the ussr, usa and great britain signedagreement banning the testing of nuclear weapons in three environments, in the atmosphere, in space and under water, but underground nuclear tests continued, from 1940 to 1992, more than 2,000 nuclear tests were carried out around the world. more than half of the bombs were detonated by americans. the soviet union carried out more than 700 explosions. the ussr, usa, great britain, france and china, as well as india and pakistan stopped nuclear tests in the nineties of the last century. north korea remains the only country that has held them in our century. the topic of testing returned to the agenda due to the sharp deterioration of the international situation, which is logical. position expressed repeatedly at the official level: russia will resume them only if the united states does so. but there are other opinions as well. on thursday, the president of the kurchatov institute, mikhail kovalchuk, recalled how, at a time of heightened tension with the united states , in the year sixty

great britain through to the quarter—finals in malaga.chester. i think he's a perfect example of the connection that the davis cup has made for players and people who aren't in london or in certain cities where there are tennis courts. it's there are tennis courts. it's the same around the world, as well, with wherever big tournaments are. these events can reach more people. for evans, he said that what brought him into tournaments democrat tennis... seeing players like greg was up close, and i think that that would be the same. this is the first time that the davis cup was in manchester and 29 years, which is a long time. why there are so many fans willing to come on sunday, so yes, it's important that this event is hosted in different parts of the country so more people can see tennis and can be inspired, and that's clearly hopefully what's happened this week. that's all from us. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. it's definitely been a gear change with the weather story in recent days, an au

on july 10 of the same year, it was great britain’s turn.akia lost more than a million people in world war ii, according to official data. the victims of the soviet union, whose people bore the burden of fighting fascism, according to various estimates , range from 20 to 30 million people. and that's not all the lessons from munich. west, which today we are opposed by this... who is ready to hand over someone, including ukraine , if anyone is needed later, for him the main goal is that we, european countries are striving to come to an agreement and resolve their contradictions by, how to say , yes, to act together against russia, but they need an external enemy, be it tsarist russia, be it soviet russia, be it modern, and that, in general, this idea of ​​​​a kind of european consent, it is based , among other things, on joint actions against ours countries in the same thirty. year, the ussr invited france, poland and czechoslovakia to enter into an alliance and jointly rebuff hitler. the soviet union was already in the league of nations, the

i don't believe that there's any place for mosques in great britain, personally i don't believe thereelieve that they're, i mean... how many mosques do you think there should be in britain? how many should there be? zero. zero. a hundred percent zero. there shouldn't be one mosque in great britain. i would see that as complete religious intolerance. it's a christian country, this one, it's a part of christendom. europe, the natives, have a right to fight back. i don't wanna really harp on muslims, i think that all forms of immigration

we will talk about these and other steps of london with the russian ambassador of great britain andrey kilin. andrey ivanovich hello well, how can we live in such conditions here, there, or rather in london, there are 300,000 of our compatriots , former and present. there are no parasitic visas. new rules apply in september. now im the one who intends to make a transit, including within the same airport, you will actually have to take care of obtaining a transit visa before october 6, while the transition period is in effect, but the british themselves explain the decision by some concerns about the increased migration risks that allegedly also arise, including and from our country, but given that britain is crap for some. yes, there are hundreds of illegal migrants every day. but in total, at first there are already 24,000 of them. hardly here, eh russian transit passengers represent some kind of toy, well, however, in reality , london has long ceased to be for our passengers. e transport, as i understand it, this affected the citizens of georgia. and you are georgian than on salt. in

just think about it, great britain in general and the second the world war lost 375,000 people of thestates over the same period 405. that is, in 6 years of the war, two countries that pushed the slavs to death, the countries lost less than ukraine . the american howitzers three sevens are burning, the haimarians say bradley there is a danger of losing the prestige of the western military-industrial complex , this worries, but they don’t talk about human casualties. it's not that they don't say. and it is forbidden to speak, so as not to shock. the world and its own people by those losses that occur little when my longed-for weakness of ursuls from a few minutes of her speech. these words about losses were taken out of the air, and the relationship of unspeakable suffering and more than 100,000 ukrainian military officers was flooded anew. russia against a sovereign state guess scares the world everything is obvious, the sooner ukraine can get powerful weapons, the sooner our pilots can get modern aircraft, the stronger our heads will be. thank you for starting this journey, the soone

great britain have had a good day at the rowing world championships.their title and finish the season unbeaten there's further coverage of the rowing tomorrow on the red button from midday, and bbc two from 4pm button from midday, and bbc two from apm. english and irish derby winner auguste rodin with ryan moore on board, won the irish champion stakes at leopardstown, with another aidan o'brien—trained runner, luxembourg, coming second. a six—under par round of 66 has propelled rory mcilroy back up the leaderboard in the irish open. the northern irishman is 11—under par, a shot behind england's jordan smith. hurly long of germany leads on 13 under. it's the final weekend at the us open. the american teenager coco gauff is up against the world number one in waiting aryna sabalenka. i spoke to our tennis correspondent russel fuller in new york for his take on the match. lots may struggle to pick a clear favourite, americans especially with a ticket to the arthur ashe stadium with 20,000 people plus in attendance you want gauff to win, she has come throug

he knows turkish one vector e, great britain e. post-soviet space. this is also an option. what's not enough? uh, such uzbek forces or people from central asia who are ready to fight for the ukrainians for money, like mercenaries, there are also uh islam, uh, islamic movements there are fundamentalists who are also ready to supply militants, therefore, what a game to continue the conflict, but not the option that it is necessary to go to the presidential elections with zelensky is excluded . i have dealt with, uh, those, uh , corrupt officials who are in ukrainian politics, because there are no other achievements and there won’t be for a couple of minutes, and we will continue several important topics that the stops need to discuss today. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week we are working to keep you up to date with current events in the country and the world. in addition, our team of journalists obtains valuable knowledge from experts. how to maintain and increase health, every friday. we bring to your attention the best projects and fi

more than 80% of the debt has accumulated developed countries japan great britain france but primarilythe usa today washington is the number one debtor in the world for 100 years its national debt has increased 84 times and recently updated the historical record, exceeding the mark of 33 trillion dollars, that is, the usa owes the same amount of money how much china japan france and italy taken together , according to analysts’ forecasts, with the current dynamics , the white house’s national debt will exceed 34 trillion in less than 3 months, a kind of anti-record. japan has been setting it in march for several years now. national debt of the country rising sun was valued at nine trillion dollars. that is, it was more than twice the gdp. such indicators are explained by spending on social programs by an aging population and slower economic growth among developing countries. china, india and brazil, in particular, have been increasing their debt at a rapid pace; in particular, the debt burden of chinese financial institutions and banks is estimated differently from six to 23 trillion d