furniture, knitwear, everything for the home, children's stores, belarusian cafes - the first national handelfor its customers. the higher the level of interaction between countries, the more pressing the issue of free movement becomes. the first step is always to facilitate contacts for officials and diplomats so that business ties can develop. the deputy minister of foreign affairs stated this. the belarusian embassy will be opened in the capital of equatorial guinea. completed in our country clinical trials of a domestic vaccine against covid-19. they plan to provide the population with the drug by september next year; about 2 million doses will be created. first of all, people from risk groups and doctors are to be vaccinated. the project was implemented by the ministry of health in accordance with the instructions of the president and was developed for 2 and a half years. eight institutions took part. third phase. it was this year that the practice of producing domestic vaccines was restored in our country, they are not going to stop there, in the future taking into account technology, t

belarusian priority is given. is produced in the country, the president today visited the first national handel goods from all over belarus are collected here, without exaggeration, each region brought its own building next to the mayak microdistrict at the intersection of independence avenue and kiril turovsky street for a long time, it was unfinished, its construction began in 2009, in the middle of the twenty- second the president ordered to quickly resolve the issue of completing construction, as a result of the long-term construction it turned into a multifunctional one. reacts well to belarusian , i would like us to think about this, and not that we give it to some crooks at half price, they sell our goods in russia, and then we put them in batches in prison in belarus for bribes, i i got it, i got it, you know that we have enough of this kind of stuff, so there must be a house, the governors resettled there, we are somehow we will help, we built a simple, comfortable house, these goods can be sold, the range from food to jewelry, the area of ​​retail premises is 21,000 km, many of the fa

zadok the priest by handel plays. # zadok the priest. # and nathan. # the prophet.the tunic, gold robes. # ..anointed solomon king. and one by one, the king was presented with the coronation regalia. receive this all set under the cross. some by representatives of different faiths. # rejoiced! finally, the centrepiece of the crown jewels, made from 22 carat gold, st edward's crown. king of kings and lord of lords, bless we beseech thee this crown. # rejoiced! and said... god save the king. congregation: god save the king. a public declaration of support from son to father, heir to king. i, william, prince of wales, pledge my loyalty to you and faith and truth i will bear unto you as your liegeman of life and limb, so help me god. god save the king. congregation: god save king charles! watching on, family, including, on the third row, prince harry. choir sings. may thy servant, camilla, who wears this crown, be filled by thine abundant grace. completing her transformation from camilla parker bowles to queen camilla. trumpet fanfare. congregation sings. trumpet fanfar

look at ukrainian refugees, among whom islamist terrorists infiltrated german territory, reports handelsolve this problem. refugees must be asked to return home. 6,000 ukrainian men fit for military service, in germany alone there are 22,000, of course, they could to help at the front and not only, for example, we could help the red cross, work in fire brigades or in social services, we, the germans, should turn to young ukrainians fit for military service, only from those who in germany could be made up more ten divisions. while in berlin they are thinking about how to convince tens of thousands of ukrainian refugees to go to their homeland for slaughter, great britain. working on how to force the kiev regime to begin a dialogue about peace with russia, the dai newspaper reports: the very same people gathered to bring kiev to the negotiating table the british, whose now former prime minister boris johnson in march last year tore up the almost finished istanbul peace agreement, saying, let's fight. anton dadykin, matvey popov, lead. at vtb the interest rate on a savings account is 15%. a

german handels blat also i am interested in the topic of weakening western support for kiev against thenomic successes. french lemont notes the russian leader’s confidence in resolving the conflict in ukraine. the solution will be reached through negotiations or achieved by force. these words are included in the title. well, according to the latest data. our military once again disrupted the rotation of ukrainian national formations, intelligence officers discovered a concentration of ukrainian nationalists in the area of ​​​​the village of rabotino in the zaporozhye direction of a special military operation, this one of the hottest spots, our drones with thermal imagers continuously monitor the situation at the forefront. the artillerymen received the coordinates and began work. objective means confirmed the hit. kiev security forces lost people and equipment. in the southern donetsk direction, in recent days the weather has prevented the adjustment of air strikes; due to the wind and snow, the crews of the d30 howitzers are striking the old fashioned way, relying solely on their profe

so that's bad news for handel . we'll see bad news for handel.me back to headliners to the guardian. leo and there's a chemical in tap water that will last forever. finally, value for money from water companies. so now a substance has been found in hundreds of drinking water samples across england, and it's been categorised as carcinogenic by the world health organisation who don't just deal with covid. >> so this is this is going to increase pressure on the uk government to take action over forever chemicals. this is one of them. called perflua of them. it's called perflua perfluorooctane acid. did i pronounce that right? >> you did absolutely spot on. that's exactly how i did it. in the labs . the labs. >> and it's found in. i mean, the scary thing is it's found in cosmetics, clothing and food packaging. so most of those are things you put in your mouth at some the food some point, especially the food packaging . packaging. >> yeah, i might just my missus do wrong. do cosmetics wrong. >> well, you lipstick around >> well, you put lipstick aroun

so that's bad news for handel . we'll see bad news for handel.me back to headliners to the guardian. leo and there's a chemical in tap water that will last forever. finally, value for money from water companies. so now a substance has been found in hundreds of drinking water samples across england, and it's been categorised as carcinogenic by the world health organisation who don't just deal with covid. >> so this is this is going to increase pressure on the uk government to take action over forever chemicals. this is one of them. called perflua of them. it's called perflua perfluorooctane acid. did i pronounce that right? >> you did absolutely spot on. that's exactly how i did it. in the labs . the labs. >> and it's found in. i mean, the scary thing is it's found in cosmetics, clothing and food packaging. so most of those are things you put in your mouth at some the food some point, especially the food packaging . packaging. >> yeah, i might just my missus do wrong. do cosmetics wrong. >> well, you lipstick around >> well, you put lipstick aroun

. >> and then from there, i developed this guy, ralph handel so, yeah, essentially he was this kind of their lives, and he's like, "hey, i could do that too." you know and he would just go on. and he'd be like, "hey, everybody, big movie out this weekend, 'wish.' how many of you have seen it [ light applause ] woo! how many two. how do i know? just counted so, after i -- after i saw the movie, i would --" >> jimmy: wow! wow! >> yeah, so it was -- he was really this, kind of, intense thing. [ laughter ] and -- and i don't know why. >> jimmy: and was it hard to get booked >> it was actually >> jimmy: wow. >> the thing is, i would do it at gotham, i would do it at comedy cellar. >> jimmy: yeah >> and i was kicked out of comedy cellar actually i'm not -- i'm not allowed to go back. because zach mulden plays the guitar, but he doesn't know how to play the guitar [ light laughter ] so, i got really caught up in it i was singing, i guess it was "some guys have all the luck" by rod stewart and i was really into it and i guess i went five minutes over - >> jimmy: yeah >> and that's not okay >>

and we did and silicon valley bank and the high yield spreads and leveraged loans had a 10% return handel and great coupons and not a lot of default. i think we're chatssing the val out now and look at the investment grade and the spreads are closer from the tight end of the range than the whys. if we do get slowdowns and the return volatility i think it's harder to own the risky assets into 2024 that it seems like it was going to be a couple of weeks ago. >> as treasury volatility falls, if we don't have a big, unexpected range, the first reaction is for risk assets for leadership to shift, and on the tale end the question is is the credit backdrop that much better if the fed stays at 5.25 and it's more difficult here than it looks and i would like to go more risk off than i would risk on at this point. >> brian levitt, does that at least agree on the market side with what you're seeing in the stock market right now? we've seen some of the mega stocks and maybe you lose a little bit of momentum here and some of the interest rate sensitive sectors start to see a little pickup in volatilit

handel is similar to a pop socket but packs unique features and comes in a variety of designs. it attaches with a strong magnetic grip. and this elastic lets you use your phone. one hand. snapped the back panel into a groove and it can prop up your phone. there's even a popple digital business card built so you can tap your handle to another phone to swap digits. $15 act makes super cool. foldable accessories inspired by origami. the snap invisible phone tripod stand holds up small but place bake. what's going on? rich demuro here. rich on tech. it raises up your phone. kiefer better looking video calls logging and more $40. designs everyday case springs mag safe to phones like the pixel and samsung. the case is also have their own proprietary locking system called slim link. peak design cases are 40 to $50. they make them for iphone to did you know you can use an iphone has a better web cam fairlife falcons iphone mount with mag safe. let you click your phone, your mac book screen, taking advantage of higher quality. rear cameras, $30. finally, if you want a retro look for you

handel is similar to a pop socket but packs unique features and comes in a variety of designs. it attaches with a strong magnetic grip. and this elastic lets you use your phone. one hand. snapped the back panel into a groove and it can prop up your phone. there's even a popple digital business card built so you can tap your handle to another phone to swap digits. $15 act makes super cool. foldable accessories inspired by origami. the snap invisible phone tripod stand holds up small but place bake. what's going on? rich demuro here. rich on tech. it raises up your phone. kiefer better looking video calls logging and more $40. designs everyday case springs mag safe to phones like the pixel and samsung. the case is also have their own proprietary locking system called slim link. peak design cases are 40 to $50. they make them for iphone to did you know you can use an iphone has a better web cam fairlife falcons iphone mount with max safe. let you click your phone, your mac book screen, taking advantage of higher quality. rear cameras, $30. finally, if you want a retro look for you

handel is similar to a pop socket but packs unique features and comes in a variety of designs. it attaches with a strong magnetic grip. and this elastic lets you use your phone. one hand. snapped the back panel into a groove and it can prop up your phone. there's even a popple digital business card built so you can tap your handle to another phone to swap digits. $15 act makes super cool. foldable accessories inspired by origami. the snap invisible phone tripod stand holds up small but place bake. what's going on? rich demuro here. rich on tech. it raises up your phone. kiefer better looking video calls logging and more $40. designs everyday case springs mag safe to phones like the pixel and samsung. the case is also have their own proprietary locking system called slim link. peak design cases are 40 to $50. they make them for iphone to did you know you can use an iphone has a better web cam fairlife falcons iphone mount with mag safe. let you click your phone, your mac book screen, taking advantage of higher quality. rear cameras, $30. finally, if you want a retro look for you

handel is similar to a pop socket but packs unique features and comes in a variety of designs. with a strong magnetic grip. and this elastic lets you use your phone. one hand. snapped the back panel into a groove and it can prop up your phone. there's even a popple digital business card built so you can tap your handle to another phone to swap digits. $15 act makes super cool. foldable accessories inspired by origami. the snap invisible phone tripod stand holds up small but place bake. what's going on? rich demuro here. rich on tech. it raises up your phone. kiefer better looking video calls logging and more $40. designs everyday case springs mag safe to phones like the pixel and samsung. the case is also have their own proprietary locking system called slim link. peak design cases are 40 to $50. they may come for iphone to did you know you can use an iphone has a better web cam fairlife falcons iphone mount with mag safe. let you click your phone's your mac book screen. taking advantage of higher quality rear cameras, $30. finally, if you want a retro look for your phone check

handel is similar to a pop socket but packs unique features and comes in a variety of designs. it attaches with a strong magnetic grip. and this elastic lets you use your phone. one hand. snapped the back panel into a groove and it can prop up your phone. there's even a popple digital business card built so you can tap your handle to another phone to swap digits. $15 act makes super cool. foldable accessories inspired by origami. the snap invisible phone tripod stand holds up small but place bake. what's going on? rich demuro here. rich on tech. it raises up your phone. kiefer better looking video calls logging and more $40. designs everyday case springs mag safe to phones like the pixel and samsung. the case is also have their own proprietary locking system called slim link. peak design cases are 40 to $50. they may come for iphone to did you know you can use an iphone has a better web cam fairlife falcons iphone mount with mag safe. let you click your phone, your mac book screen, taking advantage of higher quality. rear cameras, $30. finally, if you want a retro look for your

zadok the priest by handel plays. # zadok the priest. # and nathan. # the prophet.galia. receive this all set under the cross. some by representatives of different faiths. # rejoiced! finally, the centrepiece of the crown jewels, made from 22 carat gold, st edward's crown. king of kings and lord of lords, bless we beseech thee this crown. # rejoiced! and said... god save the king. congregation: god save the king. a public declaration of support from son to father, heir to king. i, william, prince of wales, pledge my loyalty to you and faith and truth i will bear unto you as your liegeman of life and limb, so help me god. god save the king. congregation: god save king charles! watching on, family, including, on the third row, prince harry. choir sings. may thy servant, camilla, who wears this crown, be filled by thine abundant grace. completing her transformation from camilla parker bowles to queen camilla. trumpet fanfare. congregation sings. trumpet fanfare. # god save our gracious king. # long live our noble king. # god save the king. waiting outside the abbey, th

tchaikovsky concert hall, the lyavoch orchestra performed instrumentals with a program from the work of handelremiere production. alexandrova, musical director and stage director evgeny khokhlov. the novosibirsk old house theater continues the program of the 15th christmas art festival with a performance by anton fodorov based on the novel kotlavan by andrei platonov. the russian ethnographic museum has opened an exposition of eurasian silk, the exhibits of which introduce the peculiarities of the everyday life of silk fabrics in various countries of central asia. the exhibition presents costumes, accessories, household items and... art. the royal ballet stage of the coven garden theater begins performances of the ballet the nutcracker to the music of pyotr ilgevich tchaikovsky. directed and choreographed by peter wright, based on the choreography of lev ivanov. tchaikovsky's sixth symphony will be performed at the barbecue hall by the london symphony orchestra, conducted by gianreo nazed. the orchestra of paris performs a work by tchaikovsky and rachmaninov at the paris philharmonic. soloist

doubt, if you go back through the annals of musical history, right to the history, right back to the handeledible mindset i mean, this incredible mindset to be able to see things almost like as a grid see patterns and as a grid and see patterns and analyse that in itself, analyse it, that in itself, having having a brain that's so obsessed with micro macro detail is a gift . is a gift. >> it is. and i was actually thinking in just when i was waiting to come on about mozart. you know, some people may have seen about him seen the amadeus film about him and, and he's a bit, you know, he's pretty all over the shop, but it's his creativity expression. now, these days, perhaps all a little perhaps we're all a little bit more about that. more open to society about that. we're welcoming and we're we're more welcoming and we're seeing, as i say, young people seeing, as i say, young people seeing that. in 1700s, seeing that. but in the 1700s, perhaps not accepted perhaps mozart was not accepted for was . and that's why for who he was. and that's why he reasonably tragic life. he had a reasonably trag