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one heath of runs, health minister says an investigation is under way into allegations that religious groups may be targeting school girls in poison attacks. hundreds of girls are thought to have been affected by toxic gas. a dozens of schools, several politicians claim groups opposing girls. education are to blame for the attacks. a school day that ended in the hospital. i feel pain in my chest and when i walk my legs shake a bit. when i stand up, i feel dizzy, and my entire body feels very numb. which means i can't walk. you can call go back in one of the workshop. there was a smell that was like the smell of paint. so we evacuated the students. these are the latest victims of alleged poisonings that have sickened hundreds of female students from thousands of schools since november. many have been taken to hospital with respect to problems and report smelling something strange before falling ill. the government has announced an investigation into what officials are saying could be an attempt to close down girls schools to be assigned to a special committee to investigate this matter

been killed after russian drone struck a student dormitory, 80 kilometer south of ukrainian capital heath attack took place at dawn on wednesday, hours after the japanese prime minister left cave following an official visit, a school and 2 dormitories were partially destroyed in the attack class president vladimir zalinski has paid an unannounced visit as a besieged eastern city of buck modes. he ordered medals to ukrainian soldiers, and heard reports about the state of operations in the heavily contested city. russia has recently made some gains in advance on bar lensky says, ukraine is determined to hold it if he appears parliament has removed to grab people's liberation front or t p l f. from the countries official list of terrorist organizations move as part of the implementation of the piece deal. the deal was reached last year of the hundreds of thousands were killed and a 2 year conflict in the ticket region. french president, demo mccoy has defended his decision to force through unpopular pension reforms, raising the retirement age from 62 to 64. in a television interview, mccall

in rugby league's challenge cup, north wales beat thatto heath 18—10 in the battle of the crusaders to for the visitors, going over with this effort in the first—half. elsewhere there were wins for halifax, as well as york city knights and bradford bulls, who both beat lower league opposition. britain's tom pidcock had to abandon the final stage of the tirreno adriatico race in italy after crashing early on. it was his second bad fall, having come off his bike on thursday, and proved too much to continue. belgium's yasper philipsen claimed his second stage win of the race — while slovenia's primoz roglic took the overall win, with britain's tayo gaygan hart claiming the final spot on the podium. two—time tour de france champion tadej pogacar says he's fulfilled a dream by winning the prestigious paris—nice race. the slovenian comfortably claimed a third stage win and the overall victory. and ireland's katie taylor will bid to become a two—weight undisputed world champion in front of her home fans in may. she'll take on england's chantelle cameron in dublin in what will be taylor's firs

ingrid ask and then the moderator is ryan heath ofco politico. i also want to draw attention perfectly to people who aren't in this amazing in person audience to the virtual audience we have ambassadors in the room from luxembourg, from spain and the czech republic from the slovak republic from denmark and the european union. and from ukraine bulgaria lithuania latvia croatia and we have representatives from almost every european union. it's a real show of support on this anniversary. we mark when you're since russia began its unprovoked invasion of ukraine to start the chapter in ukraine's national story in europe's history by launching this major offensive last year. vladimir putin openly implored his -- ukraine was to be another step in his policy against europe in transatlantic security producing tens of thousands of lives lost and millions displaced. we witness stand covering up countless atrocities committed against the people of ukraine atrocitiesvi that kamala harris label crimes against humanity in the security conference. putin has fail

people injuring hundreds and destroying buildings. authorities of rush to provide aid, the quake also heath open pervert. ah, i'm jarrett read welcome to the program. russian president vladimir putin has made what the kremlin is calling a spontaneous visit to occupied mary. a pole exiled authorities from the ukrainian city have condemned the trip, which came hours after another unannounced stop in crimea, which is the peninsula, russia illegally annexed in 2014. now that in turn came on the heels of an arrest warrant issued by the international criminal court on friday, the queen accusing fighting a person of war crimes with them during the unannounced trip build as a working visit by the kremlin. the russian leader travelled by car driving himself to several districts in mariel, pull, chatting with people outside and visiting them in newly built homes, of which group he also received updates about reconstruction, works in and around the heavily destroyed city. with before returning to russia to meet with his top military commander, the port city of mario pole had been home to some 450000 p

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and the moderator is ryan heath of politico. i want to draw the attention to people who are not in this amazing in person audience, to the virtual audience. we have ambassadors in the room from luxembourg, spain, the czech republic, the slovak republic, denmark, the european union. from ukraine, as i mentioned, romania, lithuania, bulgaria, croatia. also latvia and moldova. we have representatives from every european union country. so, it's a show of support on this anniversary. solemnly mark one year since russia launched the unprovoked invasion of ukraine a dark , chapter in ukraine's national story and europe's history. by launching this major offensive last year, vladimir putin declared his imperial ambitions to strip ukraine of its sovereignty, democracy and right to existence. for putin, ukraine was supposed to be another step in his policy against europe and transatlantic security. we have seen tens of thousands of lives lost and millions displaced. we've witnessed the uncovering of countless atrocities committed against

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hello, good to see a were turning up the heaths, across the street. the 1st let's talk about the precipitation story, but truthfully, not much going on, some showers in wind, clipping the south coast of western australia. now let's talk about that. he will paint the colors on dark, the bread, the hard, the temperature pretty much extending from around the kimberly, through the outback to the south coast of queensland. great through to new south wales, so room, 35, alice 40 and brisbin up to 35 degrees back to the here. now for new zealand, we're going to see whether alerts in play for rain and wind for the west flan region. this is going to be a soggy forecast here. now for indonesia, malaysia, those rains have backed off. it's really the southeast corner on borneo island where we're getting into the concentrated rank. bursts of rain are moving west, the east, across china's yangtze river valley places like wool han, i think 10 to 20 millimeters of rain. and this is also going to spread a swath of snow for china's northern plain. off to japan, the che

blackwood heath m e m. so we've got the who g with his he, nobody to he miss holly pretty soon in april 1943, the soviet army began a counter attack. the germans needed their forces at the front to control the appellation ukrainian territories. the german command began recruiting local ukrainian volunteers to form the ss kanisha division ah, sizes of stuff around to the easy when you it was kind of just helping them out there. now, when you kind of trans parcel for vlosky nationalist about those i sure is up. i'm gonna stop being the best for him or you know, daughter on buffoon. i cause his own allow, or krinski nationalist of yankee, lennon's in 2 months 26000 volunteers enlisted in the division. after training and bellow, irosia, france and germany, the new recruits swore allegiance to the right eye. the ukrainian volunteer pledged my continuing allegiance and obedience to the german leader and the german army commander in chief adult hitler. i solemnly undertake to serve the german army alongside my mot

does dog ducky illegally obey suits blackwood heath m. m. supervisor brought the hidden, giving his he nobody to hear miss ali. pretty soon. in april 1943, the soviet army began a counter attack. the germans needed their forces at the front to control the polish and ukrainian territories. the german command began recruiting local ukrainian volunteers to form the ss kanisha division ah, sizes of stump allowed to leave you with this. i was kind of just talking about this. now when you kind of stand fossil for velocity nationalist, they're about to those. i sure is up, i'm gonna stop being the best for him or, you know, go out on the full causes. i often allow, or krinski mention at least of yaki lenin's in 2 months, 26000 volunteers enlisted in the division. after training in belarus, ear, france, and germany, the new recruits swore allegiance to the right eye. a ukrainian volunteer pledged my continuing allegiance and obedience to the german leader and the german army commander in chief adult hitler. i solemnly undertake to serve the german army alongside my motherland. m civic was to v

heath. what's stopping you? uh, why doesn't it stack with a hit?il you understand, you are up to participate in the factor.by project. i didn't think about how important it is. i somehow postponed it all the time for later, but after this adrenaline rush, this shake-up. i i realized that something needs to be done with this and already , uh, two songs are already in the process, a third one is on the way. here are three new absolutely new interesting songs at once. that is, it was necessary to find the authors. yes? and this is yes materials that can work one of the songs. helped me. uh, andrei panisov is the winner of the last tv project. we became friends and talked, and he wrote me a song. you are the soloist of the folk orchestra they are not zhenojvich. your portfolio includes starring roles in musicals, participation in very popular television show competitions. and what then i think, well, now the most important thing is to find your hit. stop getting ready to dance, move, smile, appear to the audience. i'm already ready for some songs to ap

as the heaths, continue ravi karen and his coach 10th. and can only wait for the result. delicate can i get with i lived was, is the ultimate linux loop, which is, which is this matter, matter of time. and hope one's has been p u working smart as well as working hard and leg is also just a matter of fact soon the board start flashing the names of those who have made it so unfortunately, robbie has not qualified for the next round. he clocked about 11.3 seconds for his 100 meter race. all, but everyone who's qualified has come in under 11 seconds. so understandably his way disappointed. mm. but his journey is far from over. in fact, it has only just begun drivin is from the said, the community, a tribal group of african descent. many like his ancestors have lived here in the dense jungles of care not to come for nearly 400 years. from now we're big out because silica lickin, which we think is constantly leukemia to visit lily. with a vicki, i'm a product you say, and what level com couldn't clinical age or maybe that will did it way. switc

and each year they harvest pete, also known as turf the heath house. well, the good part that you're looking far, far, far to barn is from this level. and, and that's brown turf, that, that, that dept with right to did to the n dare would keep one house warm for a year. that the family has been harvesting pete for generations. the siblings, their children, all of them burn pete for heating. it's part of the culture, but possibly for not much longer burning. pete is very damaging to climates and the irish government wants to put an end to it. well, i don't think we're cousin, that much harm. i mean, good all the plans up there and we'd never get anything as cheap as turf. i mean, we don't have i in our house. we just have thought their supply of pete spares them from skyrocketing energy bills. once a year they use a machine to collect and cook the pete, it's been set aside to dry and that's it. all varies 250 years war to tar fair. and that will do for over year. steve, there are some 100000 people in ireland to still harvest pete from the local moors t

the harvest pete, also known as turf, the heath, or house. well, the, the, the good part is you're looking for a part to barn is from this level and the ground turf that, that daft with right to the, to the end, there would keep one house warm for a year that the family has been harvesting pete for generations, the siblings are children, all of them burn pete, for heating. it's part of the culture, but possibly for not much younger. burning pete is very damaging to the climate, and the irish government wants to put an end to it. well, i don't think we're causing that much. i mean, all the plans up there and we never get anything is cheapest turf? i mean, we don't have all these in our house. we just have their supply of pete spears, them from skyrocketing energy bills. once a year they use a machine to collect and cut the pete. it's done set aside to dry and that's it was very 250 years worked to tar fair. and that will do for over a year. steve, there are some 100000 people in arlan to still harvest pete from the local moors to heat their ho

no one's commenting on record except heath with a presidential adviser tweeting that ukraine had nothing to do with any of this. and he doesn't know any pro ukrainian groups, any kind of pun, shrugged it off. i don't know about you, but tom, i get angry when somebody borrows a library book in my name and it seems like he isn't too upset that somebody or some pro ukrainian groups are running around committing terrorism and basically linking them to it. legal on media analysts line will say the mainstream media has resorted to repeating, instead of reporting while failing to carry out any to carry any actual facts. i have read this story. 10 times i keep thinking they, they must have cut off a portion of this. this doesn't say anything. 3 authors, 3 from the once vaunted harold in new york times mainstream media today. i don't of it's american event western by mainstream media are repeaters, not reporters. they repeat their proxies, their agents, they're, they're correspondent, they're, they're, they're propagandist who had the motive. if you ask somebody nord stream to a pipeline between

the concentration of bad bags and heath this kind of situation is not good quickly at dress, giggle, ricky fixed by authority. b, z government b, z us sent a central bank. then we will go on for a long number off, recurrent fries, each. the widespread use of corporation tax to avoid far higher income tax rates now is reserved for audrey workers. it's also now widely exploited by institutional investors and their backers. this feeds into the bazaar reality that a global banking sector that should exist to serve economic activity has now grown to, to war. those very economies, they are supposed to support as ordinary taxpayers faced the very real possibility of yet again picking up the tab for these huge profit mills. it's time to ask ourselves, who's working for who and whether there's a better way to protect their societies from the devastating consequences they face when the bankers under backers just keep getting it wrong. while enjoying a complete lack of accountability. de mark has found an unknown objects near where the node stream pipeline was damage after a massive blast last

is the basic look at the where the trains the amount of heath it's train wheels are putting out. there were 3 sensors over a very short period of time that showed that the wheel was heating up very dangerously. but it wasn't until that final center alerted the crew that they stopped the train, but it was too late to jerome. it happened. so he's going to be saying that there's a way to put those sensors closer together and take other steps. now, whether that's going to be enough to keep this legislation that's been proposed from coming to fruition. we just don't know yet. what about rail safety itself? i mean, is this meeting going to be a 1st step towards and you and you touched on this towards tightening safety measures. ah, there are bells going through the house and the senate and sponsors of the senate bill. they actually started the hearing talking to the senators and saying why this needs to be done when to look this company, norfolk, norfolk southern has laid off about a 3rd of its staff over the last 10 years and taking the massive profits to give to their shareholders an

no one's commenting on record except heath with a presidential adviser tweeting that ukraine had nothing to do with any of this. and he doesn't know any pro ukrainian groups, any kind of pun, shrugged it off. i don't know about you, but tom, i get angry when somebody borrows a library book in my name and it seems like he isn't too upset that somebody or some pro ukrainian groups are running around commuting terrorism and basically linking them to it. right. how many? thank so breaking down those details for his ass. auto contributes a rachel monson. well as close live now to legal and media analyst line. oh, to discuss this further line only it seems like at the weeks upon weeks of nothing suddenly was supposed to a choice with stories about what happened to the noise dream pipelines. we've got these 2 new western media reports alleging that neither keith nor any western governments had a direct role in the norwich truman. talkin, shifting the blame to some sort of pro ukrainian group was your take on these claims. i have read this story 10 times. i keep thinking they, they must have cut

ah ah hello good to see we're turning up the heaths across the street. the 1st let's talk about the precipitation story, but truthfully, not much going on some showers in wind, clipping the south coast of western australia. now let's talk about that. he will paint the colors on dark, the bread, the hard, the temperature pretty much extending from around the kimberly, through the outback to the south coast of queensland rate through to new south wales. so, broom, 35 i'll is 40 and brisbin up to 35 degrees back to the here. now for new zealand, we're going to see whether alerts in play for rain and wind for the west flan region. this is going to be a soggy forecast here. now for indonesia, emily's ear, those rains, have backed off. it's really the southeast corner on borneo island where we're getting into the concentrated rain. bursts of rain are moving west to east across china's yang see river valley places like wool han, i think 10 to 20 millimeters of rain. and this is also going to spread a swath of snow for china's northern plain after japan. the che

if it weren't for us to be, if it weren't for ukrainians with heath you. in other news, italy has blocked the microsoft bank, artificial intelligence system chat, g p t, italian data protection authority says the service is being investigated for failing to check the age of its uses. sure g b t was launched by the american startup open a i in november of last year is designed to interact in a human like way. it could be used to answer difficult questions, write articles, or even music and united nations safety general antenna. get tara says cool for better safeguards for artificial intelligence. it follows a call from a 1000 industry experts for whole to all powerful a i training for 6 months, cooling the race to develop the tools out of control. garages spokesman says recently released models are concerning. he's been following the recent developments in artificial technology very closely and frankly, he's very worried and very concerned. indeed, i think the technology, as i said, has tremendous potential for good, including in for us in the implementatio

he said that china is projecting itself as a protector of wolf heath, and global cures. each a defender multilateralism, that it will appear a gemini and cold woman policy as well as the coupling. and we need lateral sanctions. now he's only just begun speaking, but it's very clear already from his comments that china go hoping to go forward and stand. in contrast to the united states and it wants to really speak to not particularly the western countries or allies of the united states. but countries in the developing world that may be more open to seeing china as alternative systems and, and tentative will tell us to follow rather than the united states. and of course, these comments come as china's relationship with the u. s. has deteriorated and she's gone himself, has had a front seat to this. he is a former chinese ambassador to do nighted state. so he was that in the, over the past year as we had these tensions of crane and i, one, he, was there really dealing with these very difficult episodes on the ground. now whether he's going to make a difference going forward

heath. uh, what's stopping uh, why doesn't it stack with a hit?d, that's before participating in the project factor b, i did not think about how important it is. i kept putting it off for later. well, after this adrenaline rush, this shake-up. i realized that something needs to be done with this and already , uh, two songs are already in the process , the third one is on the way. here are three new absolutely new interesting songs at once. ah, to you belong to the category of artists who do not hide their lives from their fans in their interviews. you often talk about your daughter angelina. that's how strict dad you are. the most amazing thing is that in places i would be very strict. in general, i am a very cheerful person in life, but the child inherited all this very much, and even she is exaggerated, just a terrible fidget. but i understand that i have to be strict. i 'm outwardly strict, but she might come to say daddy in the world. i'm sorry that i broke and fell running jumping and so on. you understand, well, everything is strict. uh, the

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bosses at the national heath service say there will be widespread disruption to services.now byjenniferjenkins, a patient affected by the strikes and also a labour member. not particularly active though because you have had long covid so i'm sorry to hear that has disrupted your life. just in terms of your experience, you're due to have an appointment today, monday, which you lost presumably at the end of the week when they were looking at what they could cover on a strike day. that was right, i had an appointment for this afternoon with the arrhythmia clinic in coventry and i received a letter on thursday to say it had been cancelled. i felt this quite distressing so i did call the hospital as i've been waiting to be seen, to find out what is going on with my heart is part of my long covid journey and it was explained to me that my appointment had to be cancelled due to the strikes but it has actually been put back to august, so it has been put back six months which i found quite a distressing amount of time, really, to be put back. distressing amount of time, really, to

are no more severe frosts, and neither cracks, nor hummocks, nor snowdrifts, so the excursion on the heathbest option for those who want to see and learn more, the only river that flows out of baikal is the angara and it is just its source . here it is interesting. it is due to the fact that it is in this section of bologna that the entire channel of the angara river is wide, that is, one and a half, two or three kilometers never freezes. the next stop of the circle of the baikal railway , 80 km long, last century. it was one of the most picturesque sections of the trans-siberian highways. now, therefore, only tourist trains run along the shore of the deepest lake in the world, and now , the circum-baikal railway is probably an example of such a harmonious combination of nature and human creativity . there are more than 50 tunnels, bridges, overpasses in a small area. well, how without the zest of baikal it seems like a span of local guides are ready to talk endlessly. at the same time, every time you learn something new, another example of baikal ice, the so-called splashes, or whatever i

they are starting to heath up the rhetoric.to leave a at this point. >> help me understand the case of the investigation of alexandria ocasio-cortez. she went to the met gala and wore that dress. she says she made the reimbursements after the fact, but the ethics committee says if not for the review, it appears she may not have paid for several thousands of goods and services. they are trying to get a timeline of did you only make the reum bursment when we started questioning you. is that the issue? >> there's requirements and strict rules about how you accept gifts, how you disclose gifts, what you can accept, thresholds for that. did she violate any of those rules. the committee announced that they are extending the investigation, meaning it's still dongoing. it's not going to rise to the level of george santos. they may push him out of the house, but she could face admonishment when the ethics committee should not act. >> the team is confident to answer the questions and it will go away. >>> up next, democrats lashing out at

bosses at the national heath service say there will be widespread disruption to services.atharine da costa from thejohn radcliffe hospital in oxford, and we can see people there out on the strike behind you, just explain why they are there. out on the strike behind you, 'ust explain why they are there. yeah, that is right. _ explain why they are there. yeah, that is right, we _ explain why they are there. yeah, that is right, we have _ explain why they are there. yeah, that is right, we have got - explain why they are there. yeah, that is right, we have got about i explain why they are there. yeah, | that is right, we have got about 50 orso that is right, we have got about 50 or sojunior that is right, we have got about 50 or so junior doctors that is right, we have got about 50 or sojunior doctors on that is right, we have got about 50 or so junior doctors on the picket line behind me. they have received an 80% pay deal as part of a four—year deal which ends this month, but their union, the bma, saying that wages have not kept up with inflation over the last 15 years, and

it will be moderated by lyrical's -- politico's editor ryan heath. ambassadors, thank you for being here. ryan, over to you. ryan: let's dive right into it. i'm going to turn to you. what is the view of the state of the war nine years into russia's attempted occupation in ukraine and where do we need to focus on weapons and aid delivery? >> as we pass years of the regional attack of the federation. on the one hand it is difficult, it is a very long timeline. you feel that there and everywhere in ukraine with either the drones, missiles or whatever russia can find, even after the sanctions are working and preventing them from building quicker, something new. so, it is still very difficult. they need all the help, security assistance, budget assistance. we have been able to retake more than 50% of the territories that russia initially occupied. we did not allow them to take kyiv in three days. we almost survived the horrible winter when they had destroyed more than 60% of the energy infrastructure in ukraine. we did not win yet. so, we cannot rest toda

heath scrimmage and he will begin practicing with the team has he is phase in the game action?ck during the team's upcoming road trip that begins on sunday. santa clara guard brandon put jet ski. he won wcc player of the year to date a sophomore transfer from illinois's ranks. 3rd in the wcc in scoring at 20 points per game and has santa clara as the 3 seed in the wcc tournament. he becomes the first bronco to earn wcc player of the year honors since john bryant. back in 2009. all right. we had a handful of other local guys who made first team all wcc logan to mania mitchell saxen, all of saint mary's. a first team brand of jet ski da, a first team. he's the player of the year, carlos to or his teammate, santa clara was also a first team, not and then up on the hilltop, tyrell roberts, khalil all first team wcc. we wish them all the best of luck in the wcc tournament. we want to see all of our local teams going dancing. so it should be fun out in vegas. now, speaking of vegas pac, 12 tournament. that's just like the college basketball mecca, 40's postseason tournaments. washing

heathe security concerns.therwise, once he's process this case will proceed at th same glacial pace as crimina cases do in your county, and half for many years. unles they get special treatment, in which case it moves up. an that's what we need to watch for the big question becomes what do the major advanc happen, trial or otherwise relative to the election? it's the key question. and we nee to grapple with the four-yea issue, that the framers neve thought of, which is what do you do, we know you can' prosecute the sittin president. what if you prosecute approach -- and that candidate becomes the president? the whole idea of unmuted even a president is if the presiden is the one person in governmen that if you arrest him you literally arrest the entir branch. you can arrest the supreme court justice, you can arrest the congressman. life goes on. but the president you arrest he sits in a cell, yo eras the entire executiv branch. an interesting constitutional - issue coming up. >> legally speaking, w probably do

now, sunday's allograft , alister sunday's allograft, alister heath says voters are now desperate forxt leader to be quote more of a johnson than boris ever was. he wrote in the daily telegraph today. the tories must be just eurosceptic, but also sceptical of net zero anti—european convention on rights, anti woke and pro—economic growth for all, but with the conservatives being run by a bunch of centre weights, johnson's former newspaper further in a bombshell lead column today. this is what the daily telegraph had to say. it is not difficult to imagine if bofisisindeed is not difficult to imagine if boris is indeed removed from parliament, him returning an ally of the guise, maybe even the leader of a new party. dedicated to channelling the fury and disappointment that many millions towards a failed . many millions towards a failed. so let me come to the top on the panel so let me come to the top on the panel. sean bailey , is your panel. sean bailey, is your party facing an identity crisis? sean because over the last dunng sean because over the last during the leadership contest, you

now, sunday's allograft , alister sunday's allograft, alister heath says voters are now desperate forg the next leader to be quote more of a johnson than boris ever was. he wrote in the daily telegraph today. the tories must be just eurosceptic, but also sceptical of net zero anti—european convention on rights, anti woke and pro—economic growth for all, but with the conservatives being run by a bunch of centre weights, johnson's former newspaper further in a bombshell lead column today. this is what the daily telegraph had to say. it is not difficult to imagine if bofisisindeed is not difficult to imagine if boris is indeed removed from parliament, him returning an ally of the guise, maybe even the leader of a new party. dedicated to channelling the fury and disappointment that many millions towards a failed . many millions towards a failed. so let me come to the top on the panel so let me come to the top on the panel. sean bailey , is your panel. sean bailey, is your party facing an identity crisis? sean because over the last dunng sean because over the last during the leadership cont

yeah and to use these nine crime heath instance still which have been you know they've been castigatediculous because this is a crime that doesn't actually reach the threshold of criminality. so it's a known crime. it's nip say by the police we call it the recording as some of a sort of near crime , a hate incidents. that's an absolutely nonsense . it's absolutely nonsense. it's a stalinist policing of people's people's opinion and minor actions . it is crazy . also we actions. it is crazy. also we have a little photo here of princess of wales or wales as every newspaper seems to have gone with that particular pun looking fragrant and not at all. that's not how i look in the gym . and you don't wear a long dress over your knee . i want to dress over your knee. i want to cover my modesty . dress over your knee. i want to cover my modesty. i'm going to love a carry on type incident where that gets caught in the flywheel and gets gets ripped off wearing union jack off and she's wearing union jack underpants on. she seems to be wearing a sort of palestinian scarf her right. well scarf as h

wednesday, turned violent public sector unions angry about the train collision that killed at least $57.00 heath of last month. but with an election dinning, there are brought grievances, john, throttle, us reports from athens. greek use, no strangers to show downs with police had reason to be angry. it was mainly young people going back to university who were killed on february 28th. when a passenger train collided with a freight train, the government blamed it on human error. and it's the young who grew up in the recession after the post 2008 global financial crisis. the new democracy, conservatives came to power in 2019 promising prosperity. but the coven 19 pandemic, and now high inflation because of the ukraine war, have largely sunk their agenda for that it is a lot of job insecurity. someone my age doesn't earn enough to pay their way and live with dignity. there isn't much opportunity. it's a general situation and people of all generations are disillusioned with what they see as a failing state. greece purchased automated warning systems for its railway in 2014, but still hasn't installe

i joined it when ted heath was leading britain into europe.eresa may was leading britain out of europe. and the two things are connected. i was at the time that i left the tory party, i was chair of the european movement because i passionately believe that brexit is a fundamental mistake. what john major actually describes as an historic mistake, which, as i often say , is as close as john often say, is as close as john ever gets to using bad language in public . ever gets to using bad language in public. but ever gets to using bad language in public . but people voted for in public. but people voted for it. so democracy i just. they didn't vote for the brexit we've got. they voted . it's absolutely got. they voted. it's absolutely true. they voted for brexit. there were a wide range of brexit on offer and we've chosen the most damaging or rather i should be more much more precise. the faction that currently controls the tory party chose the most damaging opfion party chose the most damaging option of brexit. is there any way back for you to co

i joined it when ted heath was leading britain into europe.eresa may was leading britain out of europe. and the two things are connected. i was at the time that i left the tory party, i was chair of the european movement because i passionately believe that brexit is a fundamental mistake. what john major actually describes as an historic mistake, which, as i often say , is as close as john often say, is as close as john ever gets to using bad language in public . ever gets to using bad language in public. but ever gets to using bad language in public . but people voted for in public. but people voted for it. so democracy i just. they didn't vote for the brexit we've got. they voted . it's absolutely got. they voted. it's absolutely true. they voted for brexit. there were a wide range of brexit on offer and we've chosen the most damaging or rather i should be more much more precise. the faction that currently controls the tory party chose the most damaging opfion party chose the most damaging option of brexit. is there any way back for you to co

bob marley and actor heath ledger true, for some reason they all turned out to be similar, but depa himselfsecond exhibition and sale of his works from the friends and heroes collection and earned $ 5.5 million. another source and object of inspiration for johnny a bottle of wine this picture, he could not finish the whole 14 years. depp's universities were and vanessa paradis painted the cover of the dvd album for her and here's another ex-amber heard inspired johnny except for a fight and a binge but during the famous trial, it was with the help of savannah that he relieved stress art therapy helped to cope with depression and brad pete after a divorce from angelina jolie, he first became interested in pottery , and then switched to pete's sculpture spent 15 hours a day in his los angeles workshop last winter. he presented nine of his works at the finland exhibition among them, for example, a bullet, frozen in a transparent silicone plaster panel of a firefight under a complex name, aiming at you. i saw myself, but it was already too late according to pitt everything. this is the result o