great britain take the olympic gold! # waits for me to come home # hello there. it's been a very warm day today for all of us, but tomorrow some parts of the country could get even hotter. and i'll show you where in a moment. it won't be for northern areas, because here tonight and tomorrow morning we've got the threat of heavy rain, thunder, lightning and even some large hail that could bring some disruption. further south, where it's going to be dry, well, this is where we've got the core of the heat and high humidity. and tomorrow afternoon in cambridgeshire, perhaps, temperatures could reach 35 degrees. that'll easily be the hottest day of the year so far. through this evening and the first part of the night, many places still dry with clear skies. fewer thundery showers are beginning to break out, running northwards, but the really wet weather, gusty winds, thunder and lightning sweeps into northern ireland later in the night and towards western scotland by tomorrow morning. eastern scotland — a little bit cooler. t

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gold for great britain!ouple of years ago my dad reminded me and i know that he would be so, so proud and ijust thinking a lot about him right now. gold goes to alex yee, from lewisham! - silver to matt richards, what a great swim from him! a hat—trick of olympic medals for emma finucane! who is going to get it? noah lyles, unbelievable! leon marchand, superhero! it is a gold medal for toby roberts! great britain take the olympic gold! keely hodgkinson gets the gold! gold for great britain! well done, keely, good girl! hello. a stormy night for some of us. and on top of that, it feels very warm and humid out there — almost tropical — with temperatures hovering around 20 degrees there on the south coast of england through the early hours of monday morning. and even in northern ireland, around 17 degrees. now, this is what the heat wave looks like across western europe. at the moment, temperatures well above the average for the time of the year. the temperatures will peak in england on monday. let's get to the

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great britain have their first 800m olympic champion for 20 years. keely hodgkinson lights up the stade de france. reaching new heights, duplantis retains his olympic pole vault title with another world record. biles is strangely off balance on the beam as she fails to add to her golden tally on the final day of the gymnastics. it's been another really good day for great britain at the olympic games, keely hodgkinson�*s 800m gold, moving them back up to fifth in the medal table and after taking silver three years ago in tokyo, and also finishing second at the last two world championships — she's now the olympic champion, finishing ahead of ethiopia's tsige duguma and kenya's mary moraa. hodgkinson had set the fastest time this year and by the second lap had moved to the front to set the pace, kicking on down the final straight. hodgkinson is the first british 800m champion since kelly holmes completed the 800/1500 double in athens in 200a. i think for me with the calibre we have in the women's aid hundred, nothing is inaudible until you have crossed

great britain have their first 800 metre olympic champion for 20 years. keely hodgkinson leads from start to finish reaching new heights, duplantis retains his olympic pole vault title with another world record biles is strangely off balance on the beam as she fails to add to her golden tally on the final day of the gymnastics another great day for great britain at the olympic games. keely hodgkinson. after taking silver three years ago in tokyo, and also finishing second at the last two world championships — she's now the olympic 800 metres champion. hodgkinson had set the fastest time this year and led the race from start to finish at the stade de france. it was close on the final bend but she kicked clear hodgkinson is the first british 800 metre champion since kelly holmes completed the 800/1500 double in athens in 200a. i think for me, with the calibre that we have in the women's 800, nothing is cemented until you've crossed the line. i always believed in myself, but until you've done it, nothing is written. ijust wanted to get out hard, and i knew i

great britain's charley hull had a day to forget. shot straight into the water, and then missed her putt to record a double bogey. things didn't improve — she finished her round nine over par. gb�*s georgia hall is two over. home favourite celine boutier leads the way on seven under with world number one nelly korda finishing with an even par 72. ireland's kellie harrington said, "there are no more mountain's to climb" as she announced her retirment from boxing after winning back to back golds. the 34—year—old ends her career as a two—time olympic champion and a world and european champion. she beat china's wenlu yang to successfully defend the lightweight title she won in tokyo, and said afterwards it was time to move on with the rest of her life. the next chapter is going to be my life chapter and who knows what that is going to be but i can't wait. i can't wait to just live my life, not that i'm not living my life, what are you talking about? but to not be looking at the scales every morning. after concerns had been raised about t

great britain's dina asher smith and daryll neita are also through.sa's gabby thomas set the fastest time in the semis whilst a day after winning the men's 100m, noah lyles booked his place in wednesday's semifinals of the 200m after comfortably winning his heat. we've had the first day of the track cycling. just one gold on offer and that was always going to be great britain's in the women's team sprint, emma finucane, katy marchant and sophie capewell broke the world record in each of their three races, and they beat new zealand in the gold medal race by half a second. the kiwis had also broken the world record in the first round, it's the first time great britain have competed in the event since 2012 — and the first time they have won gold. simone biles failed to sign off from the games with another gold in the gymnastics. the american took silver on floor and finished out of the medals on the beam. here's our sports correspondent katie gornall. she came into this competition today with this aura of invincibility after winning those three gold meda

thank you great britain, on behalf of snoop dogg. .. | britain, on behalf of snoop dogg...h medals for the first time in climbing, kite boarding and artistic swimming. it is less than 30 years since britain went to an olympics and came back with one gold. atlanta 96 now if he is a distant memory, but in 2028 the games go back to the us. there'll be plenty will be reaching their peak. already mf and you her piece of history, the first british women since 1964 to win a three metals at one games. and she stilljust 21. keeley hodgkinson is just a year older and has her 800 metre title. while silver medallist kayden coming on as promised to dominate tae kwon do if he doesn't move to the ufc. for some, the paris games where the last act of their careers. but for those with dreams of california, they will reflect and then restart. joe linsky, bbc news. so, will these games be looked upon as a success overall for team gb? 65 medals is the same total amount as they won in london 2012, the home games. but they left with only 14 gold medals — that's the lowest since athlens in 2004. 0

great britain have won more triathlon medals than any other nation since becoming an olympic sport int to dive into the seine and their race was close until the final lap of the run, when france's cassandre beaugrand pulled clear of switzerland's julie derron with great britain's beth potter in third. derron says they had no concerns over the water quality. the swimming was fired during the race. we know that they took samples this morning. —— was fine. they take time to analyse that we don't know the results, obviously. and we'll trust the authorities and organisers that they keep us safe, and so we had a safe race today. great britain's rowers failed to win a single gold in tokyo three years ago, bringing homejust two medals but they have a gold on the board with an incredible finish in the womens quadruple sculls. with 200 metres to go, they trailed the netherlands but pulled it back to take victory with the final stroke. lauren henry, lola anderson, hannah scott and georgina brayshaw won it by 0.15 of a second. they were seventh in tokyo. this is the first time team gb has won the

great britain are fifth with no gold medals today, but two silvers.udy one and if you get to see some sunshine it will be fleeting glimpses, as depicted in morgan in cornwall. there is also cloud and rain further north and west pushing its way through northern ireland and western fringes of scotland. cloudy skies generally through scotland and north—west england and wales. if we get some brightness it is likely to be further south and east and temperatures peaking at 23 degrees, so down on the last few days. the wind will continue to strengthen to the north and west, gusts in excess of 45 miles an hour, and the rain will be quite heavy in western scotland and we could see as much as two to three inches of rain before it eases away. a wet night here. elsewhere, we will start off on monday morning with that rain lingering for a time. some of it is quite heavy across western scotland. eastern scotland should be largely dry and bright first thing in the morning. a fairly narrow but intense band of rain moves through northern ireland and quite a lot of clo

china are top, usa second, and great britain is fifth. no goals added today. —— gold medals.shine came through and this is richmond upon thames, but it could be anywhere across parts of england and wales and some of eastern scotland as well. threatening skies further north and west as we see in north berwick. the sign of rain is just around the corner. not only rain but strengthening winds, gusts in excess of 45 miles an hour will strafe northern ireland and western scotland through the night tonight. this is tied into this area of low pressure and that will linger first thing on monday morning. that means the rain could be quite heavy, particularly in western scotland. the bright yellow and green show the intensity of the rain and we could see two to three inches of rain before it clears through. the rain is showery in nature across eastern scotland. it will be a narrow band but an intense rainfall moving through northern ireland. some drizzle in south—west england but again that cloud will thin and break for central and eastern england. that will continue to be the case as

great britain with another medal.e achievement to win bronze came for georgia bell in the 1500 metres but her way to the finish had been quite remarkable. she'd been a good junior runner but then quit the sport. she was inspired to return when she ran a quick parkrun. georgia bell is so close. faith kipyegon won the gold but here was bell's resilience — back from the brink to win a place on the podium. georgia bell gets the bronze. when i got back into running the goal wasn't to try and make the olympics, that would have been absolutely bonkers at the time. it was just going back to something that i really loved. it was just so unlikely that i would be here in the first place, so i thoughtjust go for it and see what happens. ten track and field medals is britain's best haul since 1984. the target for a team is always the podium but each route there is unique. joe lynskey, bbc news. great britain won six medals on saturday — they need two more today to beat their tally from the tokyo games. team gb�*s noah williams got

the united states of america, even under trump, great britain was thrown out in europe and why, why sog, this is already the second second discussion, well, we will return to the second discussion a second time, please excuse me, taras kuzyov, british political scientist and canadian political scientist, also and ukrainian journalist mykola verezen was with you for an hour and a half, see you tomorrow, goodbye, good luck. greetings, dear friends, this is the espresso tv channel, and a special episode is on the air, a program of urban reconstruction and development, my name is lesya vakulyuk, that 's all.

and australia, with great britain and australia, with great britain and australia, with great britainated boettcher player of all time had a win too, 5—2 over a brazilian and rachel chan who may have lost her doubles match with jack shepherd, made history as britain's first female paralympian in her sport. so lots of british interest tonight in the finals as great britain look to win their first medals of these games. the time is 1.17pm. our top story this afternoon — the government considers smoking bans in more public places like beer gardens and sports grounds to try and cut tobacco use. and the cruisers who should be heading around the world, but instead have spent three months in port, in belfast. coming up on bbc news... it's the perfect day for cricket at lord's. sri lanka won the toss and opted to field in the second test. england are looking to make hay while the sun shines. energy is flowing from the shetland isles into mainland britain for the very first time from what's expected to become the uk's most productive onshore wind farm. its operator, sse, says the 103 turbine p

americans didn't just seek to make themselves independent of great britain. they also set to remake their societies. when paine wrote his final entry in the american crisis series in 1783, he used the term now to describe the american struggle for independence as, quote the greatest and complete us revolution the world ever knew gloriously and happily accomplished. by the time americans settled on the word or the term american to define the changes, taking, they not only renounced domination by elites in great britain, they had also begun to question the legitimacy of domination by elites at home, whether domination was political or social so. my central claim here today is that the american revolution grew out of an accelerated and also expanded trends toward equality that had been underway for decades. also inaugurated new ones, including trends towards economic equality at, least among white men. so again here i'm only going to focus on this particular dimension of the pursuit of equality. obviously it would take a long time before equality for women or bl

indeed 65 medals and 22 disciplines for great britain. forthe and 22 disciplines for great britain.he big geez, the past four games, but this time 42 other podium places, a job well done. ads, games, but this time 42 other podium places, a job well done.— places, a 'ob well done. a shot of emil places, a job well done. a shot of emily campbell. _ places, a job well done. a shot of emily campbell, the _ places, a job well done. a shot of emily campbell, the weightlifterl places, a job well done. a shot of. emily campbell, the weightlifter who took bronze after tom daly. bud took bronze after tom daly. and there is jack— took bronze after tom daly. and there isjack lawler took bronze after tom daly. and there is jack lawler right took bronze after tom daly. and there isjack lawler right in took bronze after tom daly. and there is jack lawler right in front of him, with his fifth medal in five games with his fourth and four. and there is no williams, the taller gentleman right of the back there. we saw him taking an individual bronze on the ten metre platform yesterday. he's the only f

the interests of great britain, the usa, the soviet union, and a number of other western countries are intertwined. at the end of the first world war, when british troops under the command of fred marshal allenby, defeated the ottoman army group that was defending palestine, which had been part of the ottoman empire for four centuries before that, the british took jerusalem, and, by the way, allenby, as a sign of respect, did not enter jerusalem on horseback, but on foot. yes, the ottoman empire at that time held out for about a year, after which the mudra armistice was signed and turkey left the first world war, but the fate of its middle eastern territories remained generally unclear. this also concerned palestine, where the british troops. the fate of palestine was to be decided by the newly created international organization, the league of nations, created by the versailles peace treaty. and so on september 29, 1923 , the mandate for palestine, which was received by great britain, came into force, and from then on this region remained under british control until this territory, wel

can great britain hold on?ds. they join together only great britain, upsetting the odds. theyjoin together only this year. becky wilde. they join together only this year. becky wilde-— they join together only this year. bec wilde. ., ., ., ., , ., becky wilde. congratulations to new zealand. the israeli army at the time said that another hamas commander, rafa'a salemeh, was killed, but said it did not have final confirmation on the fate of deif. hamas said that deif survived the attack, but did not provide proof. deif was one of the hamas leaders that israel said were marked for death after the october the seventh attack. our middle east correspondent yolande knell is injerusalem. just after we've had the news of these guys are targeted killings in these guys are targeted killings in the past couple of days, the israeli military putting out this short statement confirming that in their strike in the south of gaza two weeks ago, it did in fact kill this man, who

that usa straightaway, but what of great britain's at medal chances?- britain's at medal chances?he _ britain's at medal chances? that is if the us get the baton _ britain's at medal chances? that is if the us get the baton around. i britain's at medal chances? that is i if the us get the baton around. they have doyle —— they do not have noah liles, because he has covid and he has had his games are over. another olympics to forgive for zharnel hughes for great britain, but he has confirmed he is going to run the anchor leg. that is in a few minutes. remember, they won silver in tokyo, but it was taken away from them when one of them tested positive for a substance he took unknowingly. he says he has unfinished business, and he thinks they have the best team they have had in a long time. we they have the best team they have had in a long time.— had in a long time. we will bring ou that had in a long time. we will bring you that race _ had in a long time. we will bring you that race later _ had in a long time. we will bring you that race later in _ had in a long time. we will bring

germany - 0.1%, great britain, where is closer to 0.1%, that is, so to speak, result. the second component is that i wouldn't worry so much, it's the speculative component of the stock market in general, the very next day these -14% actually won back 10%, yes, speculation, if you look at how the players act. but still, it's quite an alarming bell for the world economy, from this point of view, i 'm already finishing, i would quote or refer to the opinion of the head of state alexander lukashenko, who said the recipe for these speculative movements is a strong economy, national currency, yes, that is withdrawal, some maybe more alternative methods of transition from dependence on the dollar, euro and other unfriendly currencies, in principle in this... are going very actively, we are talking about the impact on the international situation of these unrests in the stock markets, we understand for sure that this is already having an impact on the us elections, for the same trump, well, it's a godsend to the question of who is to blame, he has a ready answer, the stock mark

to undermine british power, the prohibition of europe , controlled by napoleon, to trade with great britain, which was supposed to undermine british power, to bend britain to the french emperor, because the main... napoleon's opponent from the very beginning of his career until the very end was, of course, great britain, yes, but it turned out that - a blockade is a blockade, if there is at least 1 meter of free space on the border, then through this meter everything will go, everything will go, but it turned out that since trade with great britain was extremely important for russia, well, actually the main trading partner, of course, therefore at a certain stage and russia began to open the border, so to speak, in one way or another, including english ships under the american flag began to come to russia, so for napoleon he would have a simple choice: either he abandons his entire policy of continental blockade, because it loses its meaning, or... it was necessary to force russia to actually join this blockade to follow this blockade. both countries were preparing for war before the twelft

to the sports, great| britain have been something of will open. at i britain have been something of a superpower in paralympics, second in tokyo, what are the targets and in paris? tokyo, what are the targets and in pans? , tokyo, what are the targets and in paris? , ., ., . . paris? they have a terrific recent record of the _ paris? they have a terrific recent record of the paralympics, - paris? they have a terrific recent i record of the paralympics, finishing second in the address table in tokyo, 124 meadows in toto look. they have set themselves a slightly broader target for this games, between 100—140 meadows and a top—5 finish in the meadows table, that is their target, and it will not be easy, but the teams briscoe said that you are ready. 81% of the team or dependents —— debutantes, fresh ideas, pushing on with the _ debutantes, fresh ideas, pushing on with the younger and newer athletes putting _ with the younger and newer athletes putting pressure on those with experience, that is exciting, and we have delivered success over multiple game

great britain's leah crisp was 20th. thanks to ellie aldridge. bringing great britain's total up to 13. it's the first time the women's kite has been at the olympics, so the win a moment of history then for aldridge, and gb. the discipline involves competitors flying above the water, at up to a0 knots powered by huge kites. aldridge opted to use a smaller 15 square metre kite as opposed to 21 metres and spoke about that decision afterwards. big gamble. i think there's always going to be a risk of going, doing something different to everyone else but i went out on a 21 to begin with and i don't know, i could have stayed on it but ijust thought that was something, something inside me made me think it's not right and i want to do something that my gut feel right, and i'm comfortable with. you just have to know how to race on a different kite compared to everyone else and the strengths and weaknesses of the strengths and weaknesses of the different kites and yeah, i felt comfortable and yeah, it was good. lost her finals to

so they were declared surplus and they were sent to great britain. now, this turned out to be a very popular decision, a very popular deal with the american public, because everybody oh, we get all these great bases, we get away but old destroyers and we get these great bases that'll help protect our coast. so it was a very popular. decision and one which allowed to push congress to modify the neutral act to allow him to sell arms to belligerent nations on a cash and carry basis. so the neutrality act said you can't send ships to foreign ports, are involved in a war. you can't give weapons you can't give supplies. but this cash and carry bases sort of was enough to let roosevelt provide weapons to england and france, but not to german, because england france controlled the atlantic, or at least they controlled the surface of the atlantic. so as this new cash and carry neutrality act was enacted, a new leader was emerging in this anti roosevelt movement. so charles lindbergh had become an instant global celebrity in 1927 when he flew solo across the a

goal to great britain. that is absolutely brilliant. what a run. great britain's fifth gold. britain, they are - the olympic champions. gold for great britain. untouchable and now— they are the olympic champions. what a performance from bryony page! he has done it! now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. hello. after the heatwave that has lasted nearly a week across southern parts of the uk, things are turning cooler and fresher through the weekend. there will be some sunshine around but also a little bit of rain in the forecast, mainly across the north west. one or two showers in the south—east during saturday. they are courtesy of this area of cloud, a frontal system affecting east anglia, southern and eastern england for a time but that should clear this afternoon leaving the odd sharp shower around the coast. showers later today for northern ireland and scotland, but some sunshine in between any of those showers. northern england, the midlands and wales all looking dry and bright and temperatures for most in the low to mid 20s. this evening, showers

would it be great britain's world championjosh kerr or norway's 0lympic championjacob ingebritssen, onef the great rivalries in atheltics, with no love lost between the two, as it was they cancelled each other out. the american cole hocker is the new olympic champion, ingebritsen led from the off and set a world record pace as he looked to unsettle kerr moved past him coming off the final bend, but they weren't alone, and as both tired, hocker stormed up the inside to take gold in an olympic record time. ingebritsen finished out of the medals, kerr took silver just ahead of another american yared nuguse. team gb's dina asher smith and daryl neitta finished 4th and fifth in the womens 200 metres final the usa's gabby thomas running away with gold, silver went to st lucia's 100 metre championjulien alfred. the usa's brittany brown edged out asher—smith for bronze. sky brown has won bronze in the women's skateboarding park final, just as she did 3 years ago as a 13 year at the tokyo games. 1a year old australian arisa trew took gold with japan's kokona hiraki, silver. for brown, just makin

their list includes great britain, ireland, cyprus, bosnia and herzegovina, san marino, monaco. and andorranorth macedonia, the vatican, as well as the schengen area countries. how tour operators note that tourists are interested in such sites as the brest fortress, the stalin line, the polesie radiation reserve, the norochansk and braslovskie lakes. medicine is actively developing in the minsk region, multidisciplinary medical institutions for children and adults are being built in smolevichi and yazoslavl, a medical building is also being built in the village of druzhny, while the material is being strengthened. usa, and to win the title, the belarusian needed 1 hour 15 minutes, the score in sets was 6:375. on august 22, 1861, in the polevachi estate, now in the glubokoe district , the belarusian actor, director, founder of the first national professional theater in belarus, ignat buinitsky was born in the family of shlyakhtich. for some time he worked in his main profession, as a land surveyor, but at the same time he was passionate. based on the collected material, ignat terentievich cr

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great britain confirmed that ukraine can freely use british weapons. territory of russia. tanks, which have been in service with great britain since 1994, weighing 62.5 tons, armed with a 120 mm rifled gun and a 7.62 machine gun, were spotted in the kursk region by our units. at least one has already been knocked out near the road between the sudzhansky and korenevsky districts. ukrainian propaganda has been telling us all these days how the ukrainian armed forces are taking care of russian citizens who remained in the captured villages. announced kiev's real goals in this adventure, and if we follow his logic, then this is not so much ukraine's strategy as its patrons'. evgeny lishetnyov and maxim shchepilov, to lead. minsk does not want an escalation of the war with nato, but if the country's state border is violated , there will be no other way out, and there will be an immediate response, alexander lukashenko said. the belarusian leader gave a long interview to my colleague, evgeny popov, and answered a variety of questions without embellishment, including about the us

great britain's men's team ofjeremiah azu, louie hinchliffe, richard kilty and nethaneel mitchell—blakeeat. the big shock is that jamaica have missed out, finishing fourth in their heat in a slow time after messing up their baton changes. team gb rested dina asher—smith and daryll neitta after their individual programmes so it was down to bianca williams, imani lansiquot, amy hunt and desiree henry and they won their heat — gold medalfavourites the usa also won theirs.

in great britain, protests continue after a brutal murder committed by a man from a family of migrants, the authorities, instead of solving the problems with the growth of crime, continue to arrest demonstrators. the number of detainees has already exceeded a thousand. discontent is growing among the british military, because they are expecting a reduction in funding, according to the daily telegraph, the country's ministry of defense expects a serious reduction in funds for the modernization of the armed forces. journalists clarify the budgets. science and technology research from development could be cut by around 20% this financial year. hundreds of jobs could be lost as a result. deadly lollipops emergency in new zealand. a charity unknowingly distributed lollipops containing extremely high levels of methamphetamine to homeless people. according to media reports, they were donated by a member of the public. about 400 people received the kits, which may have contained contaminated lollipops. at least eight families, including a child, claimed them and tried them. fortunately, there

and in the velodrome, kadeena cox from great britain defends her title in the time trial.and athletics. injury has prevented kadeena cox from running this time so she will be keen to go for gold. team sports under way, wheelchair rugby so popular here because it is so exciting, full contact, bit brutal at times as well and great britain are the defending champions in this but they say the competition has got a lot tougher since tokyo so lots of other nations in the mix there including the home nation, france, the us and canada as well. and zakia khudadadi wants to make history for the refugee team, she wants to be the first medal winnerfor the refugee team here. she trains with the french national team and so could well get some home support from the crowd so in total there are 22 golds in contention today up for grabs, it will be a really exciting start to these games. in these games. the first of those today. and in the velodrome, kadeena cox from great britain defends her title in the time trial. in past games, kadeena has competed in cycling and athletics. injury has p

country and most importantly the americans began to approach iranian oil after the weakening of great britainrld power following the results of the second world war and the british and churchill personally paid great attention to iran, iranian oil, in obadan there was the largest oil refinery in the world in the late forties, iran was considered the leading oil producing power. britain - these are closely related things ultimately won, the united states won, they took control of iran, iranian oil. yes, before that really great britain received the main profit, and according to the agreement that was concluded between iran and great britain, there the iranian government, that is, the iranian state received 16% of the income, then. some documents were also signed where this amount was increased, but still the lion's share of the income, it went to this british-iranian oil company, and the fact is that the percentage changed as a result of all these negotiations, sometimes more, sometimes less, but the fact is that even 16%, this must be taken into account, here's another circumstance. such agre

this is a city where diplomats and officials of both the united states of america and great britain are present at one of the highest levels. first, i don't mean first by accident. this indicates that if there was a bilateral meeting, it would have taken place in beijing, which... means that meetings are taking place far beyond the boundaries of the bilateral dialogue. now let's move on to what you can do for three days, three days, because you can hold, let's say, three meetings and then go back, and what can you count on? well, first of all, if the calculation was for a sweet candy for the result, then mr. kuleba would not go there, but the head would go there. and everyone is writing about it now, talking about it, and it is true, that is, it is a technological work that is being done there. now, which is the subject of this work, why it takes three days, and such a multi -echeloned, multi-layered cake. let's pay attention to what has been happening in the last two weeks in order to realize how much it has affected the ukrainian-chinese, ukrainian... american, ukrainian-british, ukra