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there havel been important questions raised by the fact this gunman who has described himself as a racist of prison just a few days ago having been held for exactly a year after this attack with a sword on a migrant camp of africans in paris. he got left out because of the slowness of the french judicial system. and because of the slowness of the frenchjudicial system. and his lawyer said following the law you have held my client for a year without trial and he has to come out now. that is the law, indeed. we had to, because the trial has been constantly deferred. but being back at large, it allowed him to do what he did yesterday, so there are questions about that.- questions about that. hugh schofield. _ questions about that. hugh schofield, thank _ questions about that. hugh schofield, thank you i questions about that. hugh schofield, thank you very i questions about that. hugh i schofield, thank you very much indeed. chetan has all the sport. brentford have confirmed their manager thomas frank has signed a new contract which will keep him at the club until 2027. he's been at the club

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and the chinese, if in october in the top five there were two chinese models, there are now three havely cool ray and haval f7. despite the fact that back in february of this year, chinese cars were not even in the top 15, the first two places are granta niva, their sales doubled compared to last year in november, and finally, the most understandable explanation of what is happening on the russian market volkswagen sales for the year fell by 92% toyota by 99%. but lexus sold 98 units in russia last november, and two this november. having fallen by $3 yesterday, oil prices continued to fall in the us today came out good statistics on activity in the service sector players. after that, they were afraid that the fed would now raise the key rate more than everyone planned for the dollar. after that, it began to rise in price, and oil, of course, to become cheaper, trading on the russian stock market is in the red. now the ruble also continues to retreat, while the price ceiling on the volume of russian oil exports, of course, did not affect, but in the future, of course, it can be reduced.

the latest russian tycoon to plunge to his death, havel antonov who died on saturday in india.nied criticizing the war in a whatsapp message. his death and that of a friend he was vacationing with now under investigation by authorities. another tycoon to fall through a window, this time in moscow, was this man, the head of russia's oil giant. in march, they released a statement calling for the termination of the armed conflict. meghan off was just one of several russian energy executives whose deaths have raised questions. some of the insiders who died have done so alongside their families, like sergei, and vladislav adie of. both of whom who are said to have murdered relatives before killing themselves. the kremlin has remained tightlipped, vladimir putin's message has been chillingly clear. >> translator: it is safer at home, those who decide to ignore this obvious thing must -- they lost billions of dollars in the west. this is how so much your safe hazen turned out to be. >> some of those who stayed home like oligarch have been more fortunate, without missing their words ab

russian lada gaz uaz and all the rest are chinese, that is, it is easy to calculate that cherry gilli havelhangan. their compatriots occupy 78% of the russian car market in terms of the number of brands, after european american and korean brands began to be stopped at the rate of a car to russia by the ministry of industry and trade. he brought in almost all foreign brands of cars a list of goods allowed for parallel imports, but anton shaparin, vice president of the national automobile union, told in our program that cars should be imported through parallel imports of a legal entity. now they can’t because of russian regulatory restrictions, and therefore, according to anton sharin, less than 100 cars were brought to russia by this mechanism at the beginning of november. former head of the accounts chamber alexei kudrin went to work in yandex in the telegram channel, he posted a photo of his badge and signed the first day at a new job. at the beginning of the week it was. it is known that alexei kudrin will become a corporate development adviser at yandex and, together with the company's m

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