from the selection of man city as the best team of the green continent to the return of itsovic to thepremier league in the package of the margins of world football. man city, the best team in europe, in its latest report of the top 10 european teams in the last 5 seasons, based on uefa's ratings, the uefa website revealed that manchester city won the title of the best team in the green continent during this period of time. bayern munich and real madrid are in the next categories are located hello, ipswich town to the premier league after 22 years. ipswich town won the english premier league after winning 28 points against huddlespear in the final week of the championship behind the champions leicester city . the first level of the english club football competition is back and the bees have given an ultimatum to the german defender . according to sky germany, the heads of westfalen are very unhappy with the unprofessional behavior of nicolas joule and put this 28-year-old central defender on their sale list. joule's contract with the black and yellows until 2026 it is valid and there a

manchester city has won bayern munich and bayern munich as the best team in the green continent during this period. real madrid are also in the next ranks , the return of the brazilian defender to the house, according to the report of fabrizio romano, an informed reporter in the field of european transfers, thiago. chelsea defender silva 's contract with the london blues expires at the end of the season . he is about to join fluminense. it is said that this 39-year-old defender will sign a two-year contract with this brazilian team until june 2026. he is a wonderful person and a professional athlete . he is almost 40 years old and i can say that he had a successful football career, the players, fans and the club will miss him, but thiago is very happy with his time. chelsea is proud and i wish him the best. hello , ipswich town to the premier league after 22 years. after winning 28 against huddlespear in the final week of the championship, ipswich won promotion to the english premier league behind champions leicester city. ishan returned to the first level of the english club football

so we danced all this, absolutely, you see, we imagine africa as a desert, but this is a very green continentot there, but in reality the weather there is different, it can be quite cool there, it depends on the country, this is a different world, going out of the city, you almost don’t see cars, only motorcycles and bicycles, that’s where people work the most primitive tools of labor, some kind of hoe, where there is wood and a stone at the end, you see, i can’t say that it’s like in the movies, but this is a change in all consciousness, and at the same time such a picture of a lot of children walking in the morning, we were driving in the morning, they were going to school in the morning, they were dressing festively. then i had a meal with them, it is clear that the meal from the point of view of the strict ones, so it is unsafe from the point of view of the strict requirements there, in fact, of course, i could not refuse to eat with people in the village and eat stupid food with them, why did i eat it with my hand too, naturally , like everyone else, this was also a kind of new experienc

tonight's most important football games in the continent green. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad, ladies and gentlemen , greetings to you. welcome to the sports news . good evening. the iranian youth beach volleyball team became the champion of the asian under-19 competition. however, in the final match of the competition held today in thailand, the iranian team with the combination of akbarzadeh and qala noi won 2-0 against lebanon and stood on the podium. our country's team had previously won against the teams of thailand, vietnam, australia, hong kong, new zealand, and australia 1 , and had also won china's quota for the world championships. . let's go to football. the beginning of the 26th week of our country's premier football league with a match. this week's competitions will start from another hour with the meeting between golgohar sirjan and shamsazer ghazvin at shahid soleimani stadium in sirjan. golgohar is in sixth place with 35 points and shamsazer is in seve

stagnating, so the implementation of the european green deal, aka decabranization, it could simply turn into deindustrialization of the european continenttale is over, but a fairy tale is just a fairy tale, kirill mikhailovich, another topic, you already they said about the elections, the european parliament, of course we are also watching them, of course we are not interfering. understandable, but nevertheless, are there any surprises so far in the party’s election campaign, something may have appeared in the local press, some new leader has emerged, or vice versa, the traditional party has sharply... a policy that tops the list of alternatives for germany in the elections to the european parliament, maximilian kra, this is really such a surprise, in general, which no one expected, he shot in the foot not only himself, but all the far right, now in an emergency order, in general, and the right-wing french and italians, they declared refusal. well, now let’s return to the topic with which we began our issue: what is happening near kharkov, about the battles and the advancement of our troops in this direction, a report by military corres

penza is now actively building so-called green houses, for example, a residential quarter-continent.ss here energy efficiency, houses consume energy 50-60% less than specified in the standards. apartment windows operate using a thermal mirror system. in cold weather, the protective film retains heat and in hot weather reflects the sun's rays. heat, electricity and water meters are automatic, here they were the first in the region to make a yard without cars, which is especially appreciated by parents, the entire territory is barrier-free, it is easy to take, for example, a stroller to the apartment, playgrounds with soft surfaces, a virtual conservator, and also surveillance cameras 24 hour security. for me, first of all, of course, safety is important; absolutely everything is provided here from a safety point of view. i can safely let the children go alone, there is a video here. there is a lot of greenery in the yard, lawns with automatic watering, shrubs, trees, all this is looked after by a gardener, and the developer took care of the territory not only inside the residential co

because consumers are more educated and the continent isuilding the largest free-trade area in the world. it's home of 30% of minerals which is for the greenansition not only for africans but the world. why all these things have such an important weight in this visit. it's not only the continent of mile-class but alsohe nt frontier of the digital revolution. it has been the the biggest digital revolution in the past two decades. it's a lot. it's the place where the level of entrepreneurship is the highest in the the continent is at work. a lot is coming and that's why e global competition is important. wh is important also is to recognize the opportunities. risk is that we pay attention to the problems and challenges and never on african opports. it has a very concrete impact on the african economies. they rate african economies very badly. when you are an africastme he wn the global market, you have to pay rates that are four times higher thae ntt rate and eight times higher than germany. s not fair because ' fastest growing economy in the world. there is somethinre that should be fixed on the u.s. can play an important role to fix that.

now so-called green houses are being actively built, for example, the residential quarter-continent,energy efficiency class, the houses consume 50-60% less energy than prescribed in the standards. apartment windows operate using a thermal mirror system. in the cold the protective film retains heat over time and reflects the sun's rays in hot weather; heat, electricity and water meters are automatic. here they were the first in the region to create a courtyard without cars, which is especially appreciated. lawns with automatic watering, shrubs, trees, all of this is looked after by a gardener, and the developer took care of the territory not only inside the residential complex, but outside it. the company has taken on social responsibility, we have an olympic track next to us, we took this territory with landscaping, created a park-union, invested 55 million of our own funds, we are there built the largest rope park in pozhi and donated a free pension to the city. one of the key partners for developers who care about creating a favorable and green environment for residents of their co

applause] and the historic africa green initiative which you launched last year is poised to create similar results in so many other nations, particularly the continent that we have and high standards for workers, technology and environment. we're working to ensure debt doesn't leave these critical investments out of reach for low and middle-income countries. around the world, kenya and america are also standing united against the terror of isis and elle shabab perpetrate -- that they continue to perpetrate in east aftera -- east africa. the aggression that russia is inflicting on ukraine, the violence that has stopped too many democracies across both our regions. today we launch a new initiative to bring our country, company, and communities closer together, because the past is our proof that we are stronger and the world is safer when kenya and the united states work together. [applause] let me close with this. we stand at an inflection point in history where the decisions we make now will determine the course of our future for decades to come. today, i am as optimistic and hopeful as i was those years ago when kenya patriots raised that new flag h

green rays of the sun. it was blue and showed the territory of eurasia, now the continents on it are of such a sandy-orangerritory of europe, where the republic of belarus is geographically located. if the coat of arms and flag are the face of the country, then gin is its soul and voice. this is where every broadcast day on radio i begins. together in 2002. the standard recording of television, what it should be, was decided by all the big home radio studios. the music of the national anthem was made here in sokolovsky, words by klinkovich and karizna. they can perform the musical canon far from everything and not everywhere. there is a regulation, the so -called protocol for special cases. a little over a minute long, the verse and chorus last in the instrumental version, while the extended version consists of three verses. harmoniously, since we perform the anthems of different countries, we have a majestic solemn sound, which is conveyed as a step, well, it’s such a slow march, that’s how we are belarusians. and the function that is embedded in the text, it clearly shows how our state lives and develops

it'll move in from the near continent, and just push its way gradually further north across parts of northern england and scotland, as well. so you can see the blue and green likely to see on wednesday around the east coast in particular. for northern ireland, wales, perhaps central and southern england, it'll be a day of sunny spells and some scattered showers, but temperatures down a notch compared to recent days — so highs between about 17—19 for most, but a little bit cooler close to some of those coasts. into thursday, we've still got low pressure — this time, it stalls across scotland in particular, so it's feeding in more moisture for parts of highland, aberdeenshire, for instance, as well. could be some localised flooding as those rainfall totals mount up. elsewhere, some sunshine, a few scattered showers, especially around some of those north sea coasts, and it is that bit cooler. so the middle of the week, fairly unsettled, some showers on the cards. it does look like the showers become fewer towards the weekend, and for some of us, those temperatures will be on the rise once again. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. the chief pros

it'll move in from the near continent, and just push its way gradually further north across parts of northern england and scotland, as well. so you can see the blue and greenday around the east coast in particular. for northern ireland, wales, perhaps central and southern england, it'll be a day of sunny spells and some scattered showers, but temperatures down a notch compared to recent days — so highs between about 17—19 for most, but a little bit cooler close to some of those coasts. into thursday, we've still got low pressure — this time, it stalls across scotland in particular, so it's feeding in more moisture for parts of highland. aberdeenshire, for instance, as well. could be some localised flooding as those rainfall totals mount up elsewhere. elsewhere, some sunshine, a few scattered showers, especially around some of those north sea coasts, and it is that bit cooler. so the middle of the week, fairly unsettled, some showers on the cards. it does look like the showers become fewer towards the weekend, and for some of us, those temperatures will be on the rise once again. bye— bye. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines at the top of the hour as

it'll move in from the near continent, and just push its way gradually further north across parts of northern england and scotland, as well. so you can see the blue and green of rain we're likely to see on wednesday around the east coast in particular. for northern ireland, wales, perhaps central and southern england, it'll be a day of sunny spells and some scattered showers, but temperatures down a notch compared to recent days — so highs between about 17—19 for most, but a little bit cooler close to some of those coasts. into thursday, we've still got low pressure — this time, it stalls across scotland in particular, so it's feeding in more moisture for parts of highland, aberdeenshire, for instance, as well. could be some localised flooding as those rainfall totals mount up. elsewhere, some sunshine, a few scattered showers, especially around some of those north sea coasts, and it is that bit cooler. so the middle of the week, fairly unsettled, some showers on the cards. it does look like the showers become fewer towards the weekend, and for some of us, those temperatures will be on the rise once again. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news.

looks like it will move from the near continent and push gradually further north across parts of northern england and scotland too, you can see the blue and greenor northern ireland, wales, central and southern england it will be a day of sunny spells and scattered showers, temperatures down a notch compared to recent days, 17 to 19 for most but cooler close to some of the coasts. low pressure and thursday stores across scotland in particular, feeding and more moisture for parts of highland aberdeenshire, for instance, there could be localised flooding as the rainfall total demand. elsewhere sunshine, scattered showers especially around the north sea coast and it is that they cooler. the middle of the week is fairly unsettled, showers on the cards, it looks like they become fewer towards the weekend and for some of us those temperatures will be rising once again. goodbye. this is bbc news. hello, i'm sarah campbell. rishi sunak has delivered what he called a wholehearted and unequivocal apology to victims of the infected blood scandal. addressing parliament on monday, he called it a day of shame for the british state. it follows publication of

golden in color, were green, the sun's rays became clearly visible, were translucent and... the globe changed, it was blue and showed the territory of eurasia, now the continents a sandy-orange color and it shows the territory of europe, where the republic of belarus is geographically located. and... the anthem appeared only on july 2, 2002. for 11 years belarus officially lived without him. five songs participated in the final of the future anthem competition. he was elected by the whole country. all five options were aired on radio and television. the national anthem has its own authors. the music for it was written by a belarusian composer nestor sokolovsky, words by belarusian poets mikhas klemkovich and vladimir karizna. the national flag, coat of arms and anthem are the history of our nation. they contain the cohesion and unity of the country, this is belarus, this is the people, this is us. well, right now our brest colleagues, ksenia tsinskaya, andrey polagin, are in direct contact with us, the hero city, the city of brest, we are ready to tell you, good morning, good morning, good morning, good, colleagues, first of all i would like to congratulate yo

continent. the azerchay green tea collection is the tenderness and subtlety of the bright flavors of the aromas,r testing it on mice. the rodents were divided, some were placed in individual cages, and others in groups of four. animals that were left alone after 90 days stopped recognizing their relatives. moreover, they showed a decrease in the number of neurons in the areas of the brain responsible for memory and sensory processing. experts believe that the study will help understand how isolation during the pandemic affected people. the best time for communication is the may holidays dacha. just while talking, you can plant useful plants, vegetables, flowers, and berries. darya tiunova knows how much seedlings cost. in the moskvichka gardening store, tatyana chooses seedlings for the dacha boy. for the may holidays, the woman plans to plant peppers, eggplants, pumpkins, etc. for tomatoes at 40 rubles per sprout, the woman calculates, it will be an excellent harvest, with good care in the greenhouse i will get 9 kg from these six cassettes, this tomato cassette of six boxes costs 240 rubles. s

it'll move in from the near continent, and just push its way gradually further north across parts of northern england and scotland, as well. so you can see the blue and greenr. for northern ireland, wales, perhaps central and southern england, it'll be a day of sunny spells and some scattered showers, but temperatures down a notch compared to recent days — so highs between about 17—19 for most, but a little bit cooler close to some of those coasts. into thursday, we've still got low pressure — this time, it stalls across scotland in particular, so it's feeding in more moisture for parts of highland, aberdeenshire, for instance, as well. could be some localised flooding as those rainfall totals mount up. elsewhere, some sunshine, a few scattered showers, especially around some of those north sea coasts, and it is that bit cooler. so the middle of the week, fairly unsettled, some showers on the cards. it does look like the showers become fewer towards the weekend, and for some of us, those temperatures will be on the rise once again. bye— bye. microsoft unveils computers with artificial intelligence features, marking a new era for pcs. this as britain and so

it'll move in from the near continent, and just push its way gradually further north across parts of northern england and scotland, as well. so you can see the blue and greent spells of rain we're likely to see on wednesday around the east coast in particular. for northern ireland, wales, perhaps central and southern england, it'll be a day of sunny spells and some scattered showers, but temperatures down a notch compared to recent days — so highs between about 17—19 for most, but a little bit cooler close to some of those coasts. into thursday, we've still got low pressure — this time, it stalls across scotland in particular, so it's feeding in more moisture for parts of highland, aberdeenshire, for instance, as well. could be some localised flooding as those rainfall totals mount up. elsewhere, some sunshine, a few scattered showers, especially around some of those north sea coasts, and it is that bit cooler. so the middle of the week, fairly unsettled, some showers on the cards. it does look like the showers become fewer towards the weekend, and for some of us, those temperatures will be on the rise once again. bye— bye. welcome to newsday. reporting li

in color, they were green, the sun's rays became clearly visible, they were translucent, the globe changed, it was blue and showed the territory of eurasia, and... now the continentslor and it shows the territory of europe, where the republic of belarus is geographically located. if the coat of arms and flag are the face of the country, then the anthem is its soul and voice. this is where every broadcast day on radio and television begins. and what it should be like was decided by everyone together in 2002. state reference record. not everyone and not everywhere can perform the musical canon, there is a regulation, the so-called protocol for special cases, a little more than a minute, the chorus verses last in the instrumental version, and the extended version consists of three verses, specifically in our anthem everything generally coincides, and the music and text of the anthem are very harmonious, since we perform the anthems of different countries, we have a majestic solemn sound that is conveyed like a step. well, it’s such a slow march, we are belarusians, and the function that is embedded in the text, it clearly shows how our state lives and develops, our s

became golden, they were green, the sun's rays became clearly visible, they were translucent, the globe changed, it was blue and showed the territory of eurasia, now the continentse the republic of belarus is geographically located. but the anthem appeared only on july 2, 2002. for 11 years belarus officially lived without him. participated in the final of the future anthem competition. five songs, he was chosen by the whole country, all five versions were heard on radio and television. the national anthem has its own authors, the music for it was written by the belarusian composer nestor sokolovsky, the words are by the belarusian poets mikhats klemkovich and vladimir karizna. the national flag, coat of arms and anthem are the history of our nation, they contain the cohesion and unity of the country, this is belarus, this is the people, this is us. we are belarusians, peaceful people. this globe, which is located on the coat of arms of our country, means that we want to live in peace and harmony, and let it be so. well, back to the flag, this is what the colors that are on the flag mean, firstly, the red color, it is a symbol of energy, a symbol of nobility, co

continent, dw, and use africa every friday on the w. learn salmon reward winning offer is available. language learning gem and has never been sent to go the it could be green. green. old as blue. p s. white. white, some lovely. red. definitely. pull just a yeah. yeah, that's what you present. purple apples, very special to georgia. choose your favorite color, the business day. the news line from berlin, the us steps, the pressure on israel not to launch a full scale assault on rough as the city in southern gaza comes under renewed bombardment, defense secretary lloyd austin, says the buying that ministration held back a shipment of bombs to israel last week also coming up more palestinians or on the move again, this is really force is close in on rough on the army. stuff is conducting a limited operation to kill him off fighters in the city the demo and.

it'll move in from the near continent, and just push its way gradually further north across parts of northern england and scotland, as well. so you can see the blue and greenes, perhaps central and southern england, it'll be a day of sunny spells and some scattered showers, but temperatures down a notch compared to recent days — so highs between about 17—19 for most, but a little bit cooler close to some of those coasts. into thursday, we've still got low pressure — this time, it stalls across scotland in particular, so it's feeding in more moisture for parts of highland, aberdeenshire, for instance, as well. could be some localised flooding as those rainfall totals mount up. elsewhere, some sunshine, a few scattered showers, especially around some of those north sea coasts, and it is that bit cooler. so the middle of the week, fairly unsettled, some showers on the cards. it does look like the showers become fewer towards the weekend, and for some of us, those temperatures will be on the rise once again. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. our headlines today: plans to compensate victims of the infected blood scandal

green light. what we don't know yet are what hamas objections are. we know what they want and and altogether, it's auto cease—fire, which is something benjamin netanyahu is not appeared to continenceely to get into _ continence. how much more it is likely to get into gaza _ continence. how much more it is likely to get into gaza knelt - continence. how much more it is likely to get into gaza knelt via l likely to get into gaza knelt via that crossing?— likely to get into gaza knelt via that crossing? quite a lot, but it needs to come _ that crossing? quite a lot, but it needs to come through - that crossing? quite a lot, but it needs to come through in - that crossing? quite a lot, but it needs to come through in the i that crossing? quite a lot, but it i needs to come through in the south as well, and there is lot of us pressure on israel to increase the aid coming into gaza. there have been improvements but still not enough. lots of people there are still on the verge of famine. it's a long way from the end of this crisis. . ~ long way from the end of this crisis. ., ,, g crisis. frank gardner in jerusalem, thank you- — let's turn only from the heavy lifting to this question. ho

like it will move in from the near continent and push its way gradually further north across parts of northern england and scotland as well. you can see the blue and greenof sunny spells and scattered showers, but temperatures down a notch on recent days. 17 to 19 for most and cooler closer to the coasts. into thursday we have still got low pressure and this time it stores across scotland in particular and feeds in parts of the highlands and feeds in parts of the highlands and aberdeenshire and there could be localised flooding. elsewhere, sunshine and a few scattered showers, especially for those on northern sea coasts. the middle of the week is fairly unsettled with showers on the cards. it looks like showers on the cards. it looks like showers become fewer towards the weekend and for some of us that temperatures will be on the rise again. live from london, this is bbc news. the bbc hears accusations of israeli mistreatment of palestinian detainees from gaza. 0ne medic says it amounts to torture — we've a special report. iran is staging the first funeral procession for the late president, ebrahim raisi, who was killed in a helicopter crash on sunday.

because consumers are more educated and the continent is building the largest free-trade area in the world. it's home of 30% of minerals which is important for the greenition not only for africans but the world. that's why all these things have such an important weight in this visit. it's not only the continent of middle-class but also the next frontier of the digital revolution. it has been the place of the biggest digital revolution in the past two decades. it's a lot. it's the place where the level of entrepreneurship is the highest in the world. the continent is at work. a lot is coming and that's why the the global competition is important. what is important also is to recognize the opportunities. in the west, what we cannot risk is that we always pay attention to the problems and challenges and never on african opportunities. it has a very concrete impact on the african economies. they rate african economies very badly. when you are an african state come he want to borrow money on the global market, you have to pay rates that are four times higher than the u.s. interest rate and eight times higher than germany. it's not fair because it's the fas