and for us, our organization historical front researched its participants, so if you read them carefully and study for sure, then you are ready to graduate from school, in principle, in relation to ukrainians, why all the time he claims that this is not a people, he lives on russian land, that all the time he was beaten by someone and he asked the russians to help the russians helped and this people betrayed him all the time and that's how mazep bandera went and that's why similar and this is so competent and cruel and cunningly depicted that in reality, a metamorphosis with the brain and a person happens to some people when they finish school , and we are, in principle, already ready by order of the government , it is accepted that what this government is saying here against the state and against ukrainians what we see now and this problem goes back er er 100 years ago, it was formed not yesterday, then only finished this process by adding a certain such modernist some functions, but in fact it was laid a long time ago and until they change this ideological vertical of the ideological a

autonomous republic of crimea appear in the unitary state of unitary ukraine, because there were historical in front of the parcel, because the national movement of the knov tatars, the national transport movement, when it fought for the return of the crimean tatars and the establishment of political and collective rights, including the issue of the establishment and autonomy of the crimean tatar people, which was destroyed or liquidated after the department of 1944 ago and a-a appeared in the unitary state, and ukraine is an autonomy, but it is an autonomy under an administrative structure, and this autonomy is an ex-administrative structure. written into the constitution of ukraine and according to the administrative structure, autonomy cannot be in a unitary state, why is autonomy needed in crimea, because there is a specificity in this region, because there are indigenous peoples who have determined and have the right to self-determination in the state of ukraine and the crimean state, the people determined in this right, and for this, it is necessary to create conditions for the protection of t

the hurricane center called life thetenning storm surge in georgetown south carolina it's a historic water front community between myrtle beach and charleston this was the scene on pawly's island right near land fall. fire fighters using a high water truck to rescue stranded residents. we'll take you to south carolina in a moment. >>> but in southwest florida, they're still digging out and coming to grips with the catastrophic widespread devastation. this is fort myers beach today the scale of destruction is staggering a popular beach town turned into a waste land homes and buildings gone at least 21 people now confirmed dead as of late today across the state. that number expected to rise more than 1.5 million floridians still have no power. this is video of people stepping up and helping fire fighters pull a man out of a collapsed home in fort myers beach the area known as times square was a picture of that beech. the place that was home to a lot of live music, shops, and restaurants wiped out. the fort myers pier obliterated. and here's the before and after in a well known resort that's very p

the morning newspapers, how they are digesting and reporting on this historic day. the fronts, sunakfails the front page of the financial times, sunak fails to get a grip on the economy. the interesting line is markets look forward to dullness dividend in the wake of trusts turbulence, of course focusing on the terminal that followed the mini budget by the then chancellor kwasi kwarteng on 23rd of september. daily mail says a new dawn for britain, rishi sunak becomes our youngest modern pm and first with an asian heritage. it talks about this following their weeks of turmoil within their weeks of turmoil within the conservative party, the paper says his when the heralds the beginning of the tory fightback. we then have the times newspaper, soon i could unite or die, but that photograph many newspapers have gone with. on the line unite or die is the same with the telegraph. sue nacc tell stories — micro touray�*s we must unite or die. in the times it talks about speculation if you will be a part of his new team. they could be potential comebacks for the former deputy prime min

still very young and were bathing in the bath and she came in and tried on the crown in front of coronation historicalotage from her majesty's personal archive why did you do it to preserve elizabeth ii the woman who never wavered from her royal oath watch her majesty's tribute to the queen on espresso on saturday october 22 at 11:10 a.m. repeat on sunday at 9:30 well, just now watch the marathon espresso good morning once again good morning to everyone who is watching us , to those who have just joined us , hanna maiboroda, volunteer, head of the board of the all-ukrainian public organization union of patriots ms. hanna good morning good morning what do our boys and girls on the front line need most now? what do volunteers need most now ? there with birds and other technical means that are needed if we take the front. we have active offensive actions. unfortunately, first of all, this question should be asked to the ministry of defense, why our soldiers did not enter each other dressed in warm clothes and uniforms, every day we receive a huge number of calls and e-mails from various relatives or wive

blagoveshchensk liza dolzhkova, who performs russian folk songs. including new regions and front-line territories. historic return lula de silva again president of brazil a. what was the reaction of the sonar to the severe ice in the whale, the car cannot pass, and because of the snow, a transport collapse in the chelyabinsk region, where there are still road troubles due to the weather. find out right after the ad, don't switch. x sazanov sanya, are you? on the course and the police school, you can generally document the investigation made dead heads connected to the nkvd no more initiative. every step every word. everything through me clearly clearly you thought spices dead in your head, not that you have tuberculosis, but the criminal investigation department and the criminal world are united against a common enemy. with the help of done yet i am. i want to know how spare parts in moscow will turn out to be a head bait car if i undressed my head with more than one hat on my side of the oil. who will fall into the trap? work who is the artist, continue watching today at 21:20, maybe 50% fragrant discount

fronts now. and today, a historic event , the federation council voted well done.already a war on our territory. and it's hard. and you know, today i spoke with my friends who are in big uniforms, who are there and when. you hear what they tell you, well, there is a certain connection. but these are the men who fight. but they do the most important thing now, they knock out the technique. they mow down the manpower of ukrainians, but save the lives of our fighters. it's the most important. yes, due to certain circumstances, we have a shortage of fighters on the front lines so far, we have to wait a bit and we need to prepare. and it’s nice that now they have launched an opportunity for public services not only to complain there if something is wrong in partial mobilization, but for volunteers and several thousand volunteers have already signed up and the number will increase. well, it’s important now for those who want to go or who understand that it’s all the same mobilizes. now they need to be involved in the process of updating military skills and combat coordin

he stood in front of a historic space with military behind him, red and black, and he called american citizens, a clear and present danger. now that phrase clear and present danger is from american constitutional law, which is used to limit the constitutional freedoms of the people who are the clear and present danger. hillary is doing the same thing. she's trying to make the people in this country turn on the supporters of donald trump and the so called conservatives. and again, it won't work, but it is scary. and when the government, the department of justice as you referenced, is in on the game in, on the gambit. they're going to what chase down in arrest people for their concerns about 2020, put them in jail, for their concerns about 2020. what they're going to, what listen to hillary. it's saw, it's very dangerous. what she did, she is a threat to the democratic republic in the united states without considering all these recent developments. what do you make of the prospect, the next month's midterm elections? that would you expect the democrats to even accept the potential defea

also ahead for me to run a historical cross road, we were in front of probably the most dangerous and for the same time in the decades since the end of which is athletic recruit. and speaking of a new era, global change of the val di, international form in moscow this week.

is 12 pm in the brazilian capital, a brazilian voting underway in elections, widely seen as historic. the 2 front runners have cast their votes for president loose and nasty alluded to. silver has been polling ahead of incumbent jaya boss, narrow by double digits, around a 156000000 people are eligible to cast their ballots. that is the largest number in brazil's history is what voters have to say about the 2 main categories. i like both scenarios attitude because he speaks the truth, not mincing words. i think this is important in politics. every one is used to being that little bunny. the sky is a lion and it has to be like that as alyssa cumberland, the market. this election is an election for democracy. we have never had such an important election in the recent history of our country. we are fighting for democracy because this man who is in government now is undemocratic. he attacks institutions. he attacks the population. he attacks those who are against him. he is a fascist a sensor. he senses people, it's a we vote for luna. usage war god. i'm a lawyer in my batman costume is because i see

historical development. everything is not in front of us here, the cathedral yakiyazh looks like, remembering the jasses of theeign of emperor alexander the other and yak would not change about inter-domain what wars did not go through the skating rink for two nosterons, if not for the dome of the day of the year of existence, we are permanently connected with the miracle of the appearance of the icon, then the further life of the monastery. even the life of the building and the monastery is also filled with such miracles. here, uh, the alerters were still told from eyewitnesses. e of these events are eyewitnesses of the war, who experienced in zhirovichi in the nineties. i was told that in the forty-fourth year, when the soviet army was advancing, german aircraft bombed around the monastery, or maybe they wanted to get into the monastery. it's right in front of the entrance to the cathedral. here on central street, a bomb fell and did not explode from it lay there, then it was already removed. from there. i think that if it was torn, then, probably, for sure the appearance is at least. the cathedral would hav

today we are on the agenda of a historic meeting in front of our eyes, the united states and its satelliteslive television, not sovereignization. unfortunately, on the side of unscrupulous western extortionists who were trying to knock out the necessary votes from developing countries was the chairman of the general assembly, whose maneuvers on october 10 during the first day of the resumed special session. not only were they deprived of the member states, he was able to vote without coercion through a secret ballot, but further to the blackmailers, additional time for blackmail, joyful joe biden, after voting at the un, said that almost the whole world was united against russia. put in this conflict, if everyone and the world sent unambiguous signals in response russia can not erase sovereign states from the map. russia cannot change the borders by force russia can not seize the territory of another country and declare it its own together with the un general assembly we will not tolerate illegal attempts to annex or steal neighboring land by force. and all this can annex mexico, they have

and as you know historically, the eastern water front sound does tend to carry geographically up the as opposed to surrounding neighborhood. it's something that we need to out horse and research around sound mitigation for this area because of the fact that it's traveling so far. and as you heard from the complaintant, as opposed to a-waited frequencies. i was at the festival checking it out. we had two inspectors in the field all weekend that were also doing sound measurements. so it was not just golden voice that was doing that. and you will see reports about the measurements in our data collection summary. what is interesting is that the limit that we set them at was not to exceed about 2500 feet from the premise which was the closest sensitive receptor. and during the weekend, they did not. so that is the interesting factor because the fact that the sound traveled to different areas instead. so i'm happy to answer any questions about that, obviously if golden voice wants to repeat this next year, it's something that our commission would oversee again on all of our public meetings

the others hit a district that includes the historic old town and government offices, a busy intersection in frontthe main building of kyiv university. it was rush hour and people driving to work were caught in the inferno. this is the park nearby. kyiv was not the only city targeted. lviv in the west to kharkiv and many besides, putin was exacting revenge for an explosion that hit kerch bridge. ukraine's president urged people to be resilient. >> across the country restoration works are ongoing. we will restore all objects destroyed i russian terrorists. it is only a matter of time. supply has already resumed. reporter: ukraine is quick to do that after the all clear was given, the cleanup started. kyiv's mayor came to see the damage. >> what russians did is genocide of ukraine population. they need ukraine without ukrainians and we have a lot of numbers, people who died today, civilians, and civilian infrastructure. it is a peaceful city. reporter: considering the places hit, it is remarkable the death toll was not higher. there are twisted metal remnants of what was presumably the missile. puti

he e can protect and must protect his homeland, in another way, historically, the priesthood has always been present on a in the fronts of a difficult time, but on the purpose of spiritual support for soldiers, and not personal participation in hostilities. in the case of subpoenas , there were not so many on ours, but 42 higher theological educational institutions for the theory of russia, their there were about 20 cases, but in fact in all situations, uh, the provision of documents stating that he was a student of a theological educational institution of the russian church helped to solve the situation. uh, and they're back to school. now you are talking about the priests who were present at the fronts. uh, the so-called chapels now. uh, how is work with the ministry of defense if there are such volunteers well, for example, even in the environment, but students. well, as for the priesthood itself, this is what we have a special department for interaction with the armed forces, which already have accumulated experience of cooperation with the ministry of defense. and now the presence of the clergy at the time of dis

so now, the president out there trying to make this good economic news front and center in the midterms. it is good, historically low unemployment and for now, this bounce-back in economic growth that you mentioned. but any veteran politician will tell you that it is hard to change the argument in an election this late in the day, especially on an issue the democrats have mostly been avoiding. david? >> terry moran, as you know, 12 days to go. we'll see you here on election night. >>> in arizona tonight, a key state in races for senate and governor there, where 90% of ballots cast are mail-in ballots, the new images tonight. the allegations of voter intimidation. voters being watched closely in that state in groups in camo. what's going on? abc's jon karl reporting tonight. >> reporter: election officials in arizona are asking the department of justice to investigate multiple incidents of alleged voter intimidation, including this. individuals with military-style tactical equipment watching people as they drop their ballots off. the secretary of state, who is the democratic candidate for governor, says this kind

front. on al jazeera, i will totally accept the result of this great historic presidential election. if i win a lot of people talk, the world was being turned upside down way. dad has been manipulated by populace like donald trump playing on racial anxieties. one person that citizens have political a while. and of course, in the united states, as in many other parts of the world that remains an ideal, but not a reality. runs a slave and a family, but pharma for your will baby. down for debit of the table of brotherhood. robert green, my dream is that people may my daughter to young people just have a full voice and don't feel targeted because of their race or ethnicity. ah.

historic fed pivots. we're a little ways away and probably more optimistic on the inflation front than most because of thetock market wealth effect itself. in other words it's shifted into reverse after being historically positive and that in and of itself will tend to quell inflation over time. stock market wealth, it's down 25% and the market peaked at more than 200% of gdp. the loss in wealth relative to gdp has been very large, almost as large as it was during the great financial crisis. liz: teddy, we've seen valuations come down as doug says, but in some cases, i mean, you look at fangs for example. those wall vagueses have -- valuations have come way down and people saying i'm in the money. it was paper gains and have they come down enough to the point they're attractive? >> you'd think they're pretty well sold out like kicking a dead horse. but the problem is every time they look cheap, they look companier and thinking they're going to tell us when they're ready to go up inspite of what the markets -- in spite of what the markets are doing and i'd tell folks when we came out of the financial crisi

belarusian state university as part of the three faculties of philological, historical and geographical, since the situation on the fronts the final decision of the regional state university was postponed in june of the forty-second year, i pay attention in june of the forty-second year. yes, our belarusian government is already making a decision to restore e. works university tail of the university. and, of course, if here are those, so to speak, unfavorably, developing, well, the conditions mean. for the e red army for the soviet union at this time, of course, the university would probably have begun its work, and so on , now the summer of forty, on the second of may 15, 1943, the council of people's commissars of the ussr adopted a resolution on the resumption of the work of the belarusian state university , the skhodnya station near from moscow housed in the university in the building of the second high school. it means that in this station skhodnya, khimki district, moscow region, it is clear that students lived in those summer houses that were not adapted for winter conditions, which they found there, so it is clea

we are getting closer, the better the smoke is visible, we have a beautiful historical church in front of us, and immediately behind it we can see the smoke as we approach the site of the explosion , traffic becomes more difficult, perhaps something blocked the road in the northern part of lviv and this is an electrical substation. i even see that the fire is still burning there and naturally thick clouds of smoke have been visible for several hours. at in particular, in central ukraine in the vinnitsa region, blows again fell on thermal power plants. there were drones. the russians hit the kamikaze today and it is noteworthy in odessa that the russians did not strike at hydroelectric power plants and nuclear power plants , they only hit thermal power plants, as military bloggers write and claim, russian attacks on ukrainian thermal power plants are a kind of warning to ukrainians so that they finally realize that russians can strike at other targets as well. if ukraine once again encroaches on the objects of the russian critical infrastructure today in the morning. there were three ex

front of the committee. they treated me very respectfully, but i do think there are concerns about the partisan makeup of the committee. i also think there is even greater concerns from a historical for a vice president to testify in front of a separate range of government in hearing of this nature. i think it would create a great challenge for the future, because if vice president pence is compelled to testify in front of a committee like this, what does that mean for future president-vice presidential relationships? the council he is receiving from a vice president that is private, and the very specific conversations they had. i think the committee has all the other information they need from public records, and keep in mind, vice president pentz wrote an open letter to the american people about the decisions he made on january 6, sit is not really a secret. judy: it sounds like your ruling it out. let's turn to the midterm elections, they are just five weeks away from today. in a nutshell, what do you think is going to happen? mark: i think it will be a win for republicans, a pretty decisive win. i think americans are struggling with crime rising across our country. the situat

so another front page that is going with that line. the daily mail, historically but asking the question just how much more most importantly perhaps, can the rest of us take, kevin? , , .,, ., , kevin? yes, it is astonishing turnaround. _ kevin? yes, it is astonishing turnaround. the _ kevin? yes, it is astonishing turnaround. the day - kevin? yes, it is astonishing turnaround. the day after. kevin? yes, it is astonishing | turnaround. the day after the kevin? yes, it is astonishing - turnaround. the day after the mini budget— turnaround. the day after the mini budget the daily mail said at last it was— budget the daily mail said at last it was a _ budget the daily mail said at last it was a true tory budget. they thought— it was a true tory budget. they thought it _ it was a true tory budget. they thought it was absolutely fantastic. now it _ thought it was absolutely fantastic. now it has turned to dust and they have out _ now it has turned to dust and they have out li2— now it has turned to dust and they have cut liz truss adrift, which is a huge _ have cut liz

the city. others hit the ship jenko district, which includes the historic old town as well as government offices. a busy intersection in front of the main building of key university. it was rush hour, and the people driving to work were caught in the inferno. this was the park nearby . he, if wasn't the only city targeted from live, even the west, to hockey in the north, to the pro, the center and several more. besides, russian president vladimir putin was exacting his revenge for an explosion that damage the courage. bridge. lincoln crimea, and the russian mainland, and other so called terror attacks, ukraine's president. most people to be resilient that a social grain that allowed with, nor across the whole country restoration works are ongoing. we will restore all objects which were damaged by today's strike of russian terrorists. it's only a question of time in cities and regents where the supply of electricity was disrupted, due to shelling the supply has already resumed with came ukraine. he certainly quick to do that. as soon as the all clear was given, the clean up started, he is mer came to see the damage. what russ

historical warrior. >> the vetting will come on the front in rather than the specialized training. your book covers a number of areas and individual actions. what i wanted to do was focus on three of those areas. you party mentioned the -- but this is ex-troops first phase of battle. most of our audience members know the disaster at -- but can you tell us what you've alluded to but a little bit about 1942. a lot of the historical stuff i've covered in this book the first group were sent for a very specific mission in mind. to go to german headquarters. at this point they need to find out because the germans are wiping out a british ship and they are trying to find out where the germans had been attacked. ian fleming who goes on to write the james bond model says it's -- they weren't part of it they were part of the larger commando units but five of them were selected to -- and as we all know it was an absolute slaughter and one of the x trooper's is killed. i found their personal files and actually lived through the war and one of them is severely injured and one goes on to be an x

for many , the human approach to the historical picture here is already an icon of the greek-byzantine image in frontding his temple. these sketches are like a storyboard of the creation of the world from the first day to the flood and the sacrifice of abraham, god, and angels are turned to the audience with their backs. existing and imagined how nicholas i orders to lay the cathedral on the day of the 25th anniversary of his coronation in 1851 and there will be lights on the firmament of heaven and you see how he is in one, and in one and he keeps the sun in the other hand. he has a crescent moon, an angel, as if laying the stars on the firmament of heaven anna antonova and margarita krylova rummaged through the internet archives of the bins of the tretyakov gallery. what is the exclusive owner of the graphic heritage of the artist defeated the gate, she with the scenes of the fall on these gates and crushed skeleton of death and flying down. demons he was looking for some option. e and tried, of course, to balance the surface of this composition with sketches that were not realized for the altar im

the city. others hit the ship jenco district, which includes the historic old town as well as government offices. a busy intersection in front of the main building, a key of university. it was rush hour and the people driving to work were caught in the inferno. this was the park nearby. key if wasn't the only city targeted from live, even the west to hockey, in the north, to the proven the center and several more. besides rushes, president vladimir putin was exacting his revenge for an explosion that damage the coach, bridge, lincoln crimea, and the russian mainland and other so called terror attacks, ukraine's presidents. most people to be resilient, that as closely grania that allowed we'd north across the whole country restoration works are ongoing. we will restore all objects which were damaged by today's strike of russian terrorists. it's only a question of time in cities in regents where the supply of electricity was disrupted, due to shelling the supply has already resumed. she went to ukraine. he's certainly quick to do that. as soon as the all clear was given, the clean up started years man came to see the damage. w

the city. others hit the chef jenko district, which includes the historic old town as well as government offices. a busy intersection in front of the main building of p, if university it was rush hour and the people driving to work were caught in the inferno. this was the park nearby. key if wasn't the only city targeted from live, even the west, to hockey, even the north, to be proven the center and several more. besides rushes, president vladimir putin was exacting. his revenge for an explosion that damage the coach bridge. lincoln crimea, and the russian mainland and other so called terror attacks. he cranes, presidents urge people to be resilient even on a greenish shane. they have to targets enough energy facilities throughout the country. and the 2nd is people in such a times, such goes with chosen to cause as much damage as possible, your trash, but we are ukrainians. when we help each other, we believe in ourselves nationally we restore everything that is destroyed through him. he chantilly mccraney certainly quick to do that. as soon as the all clear was given, the clean up started, he is mer came to see the damage.

front. it sets them up in many ways. given a positive historic cycle, you make gains in this year. it is one that republicans are counting on voters aligning with. host: inflation, on a 2%. abortion and reproductive rights, 20%. is that a new future because of the roe decision or is that something that always popped up in bowling? -- popped up in polling? guest: it is relatively new. reproductive right -- pennsylvanians have reproductive rights as a view that is really important. you look at a small segment that is a top issue. in this cycle, that all changed. we went back and looked at our 2018 midterm polling where we asked the same question, same frame. it was a single digit number. 3% of pennsylvanians said it was their top issue in 2018. we were polling last month, it was over 20%. what happened in june with the supreme court elevated that issue significantly. in many ways, it might not change the overall outcomes that we see in 2020 but changed significantly giving democrats a boost in terms of energy that has helped them. we look at the gubernatorial race in brazil asia and

front. thanks, my position is. my position is that, uh, i think it's necessary, uh, to use all of our historical legacy. don't think you can give up on anything. no, there is nothing positive that was connected with the tsarist empire in the history of russia; eh, they were overcome in different ways and had different consequences. as regards the relationship of e, it means with the left e part of our political spectrum, e and e with other political currents. you know, because the peculiarity of today's russia is that we have almost complete concentration on the fight against external threats. yes, there are people with absolutely pro-western orientations, uh, who live like this, mostly mentally there are families, their children study there. uh, so, well, yes, there is such a small part, well, it has always been and always is in everyone countries, nothing special here, but overall uh, very big. uh, well, the consolidation is very big , regardless of the political coloring and views on the way of development of russia itself. well, people of communist convictions believe that basically everything needs

today we are on the agenda of a historic meeting in front of our eyes, the united states and its satellitesregret that on the side of unscrupulous western extortionists who were trying to knock out the necessary votes from developing countries was the chairman of the general assembly, whose procedural maneuvers on october 10 during the first day of the renewed specification. not only have the member states been deprived of the opportunity to vote without coercion through secret ballot, but further blackmailers have additional time to blackmail. well, somehow the west united at the head of the united states against us not for the first time. it's not it happened yesterday and not even the day before. now is the time to remember. us president harry truman invented the red threat to the western world almost immediately after the end of world war ii, putting forward in 1947 a doctrine aimed at combating communism. totalitarian regimes imposed by free people through direct or indirect aggression undermine the foundations of international peace and therefore the security of the united states is s

and i also think that there's even greater concerns from a historical precedent for a vice president testify in frontte branch of government in a hearing of this nature. i think that it would create a great challenge for the future, because if vice president pence is compelled to testify in front of a committee like this, what does that mean for future president and vice president's relationships? how will a president trust the counsehe or she is receiving from a vice president, that it is going to be private? and i think that the very nature of any testimony they would want would be the very specific conversations they had, because i think the committee has all the other information they need from public records, as well as, keep in mind, vice president pence wrote a open letter to the american people about the decisions he made on january 6. and so it's not ally a secret. judy: so it sounds like you're ruling it out. ok, let's turn to the midterm elections. they are just five weeks away from today. in a nutshell, what do you think's going to happen? marc: i think it's going to be a win for republic

cinnamon really, really adorned this dish, watch the culinary historical show belarusian cuisine on belarus 24 tv channel. rejection in frontr ducts, which created and passed on from generation to generation a whole plast of national culture, we go on an expedition to purchase our ukraine with this, doses of a long distance were discovered, spitting from 331 km to eight. we are in the place of hair, or what about a cup of regional joy, then give half a sliver to the beard, we left the snake of the most left-handed kolosov, we sit down in it and tied it off the carcass, we will give the second tradition a new life. fell in love with a crook falsely believed. i am and yesterday there was a dancer at the tops. look at the project on the minulla pirate on our tv channel. the second round is different from the first in the second round i will ask questions to the teams in turn just like in the first. that is, each team will have its own question. but now you can't consult. you will not be able to talk, but with each other, and you will have to write down your answers. well, or if it would be appropriate to sketch on the cards th

very tasty, this dish is very very decorated, watch the culinary historical show belarusian cuisine on belarus 24 tv channel. refusal in frontreated and passed down from generation to generation a whole layer of national culture, we go on an expedition to purchase our ukraine was far away from this, who swam from 331 km to eight. we are in the place of the volosoviches of the chashelsky district, then give a palsy to the beard, we left the snake of the most left- handed kolosov, we sit down in it and tied it from the carcass, we will give the second traditions a new life. fell in love with a crook falsely believed. and yesterday i was dancing on the knitted coats at the project on the minulla pirate on our tv channel. we set off to explore new routes and pave new paths droy - this is a museum city. there is just a little bit left and crowds of tourists will go here. start yourself we will admire the unusual landscapes of the olshansky castle in the sixteenth seventeenth year. i am the housekeeper of you to the walls of our castle. pay attention to the tower clock. they are not typical for orthodox architecture money. the par

front room. the small skeleton that could sell for a big price. a historicmer dictator in the dock, older, slimmer and, as he sat down, obedient enough. dawn, and as the sun breaks through the piercing chill of night on the plain outside korem, it lights up a biblical famine now, in the 20th century. the depressing conclusion — in argentina today, - it is actually cheaper— to paper your walls with money. we've had controversies in the past with great britain but as good friends, we have always found a good and lasting solution. concorde bows out in style. after almost three decades in service, for so long taxis home one last time. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: the african nation of somalia is suffering its worst drought in a0 years. more than half the population is being affected. britain's new chancellor defends the prime minister, saying voters don't need the turmoil of a fresh leadership election. ethiopia's tigray region has been besieged by war for almost two years. peace talks between the ethiopian government and tigrayan forces have be

the city. others hit the ship jenco district, which includes the historic old town as well as government offices. a busy intersection in front of the main building, a key of university. it was rush hour and the people driving to work were caught in the inferno. this was the park nearby. key if wasn't the only city targeted from live even the west to hockey, in the north, to ne, proven the center, and several more. besides rushes, president vladimir putin was exacting. his revenge for an explosion that damaged the coach bridge. lincoln crimea, and the russian mainland, and other so called terror attacks, ukraine's presidents. most people to be resilient that are supposed to green their life with novel across the whole country. restoration works are ongoing. we will restore all objects which were damaged by today's strike of russian terrorists. it's only a question of time in cities in regents where the supply of electricity was disrupted, due to shelling the supply has already resumed. she went, scheme. crane is certainly quick to do that. as soon as the all clear was given, the clean up started, years man came to see the dam

let's let us thank those thanks to whom this historic result was achieved thanks to those officers and soldiers who were recently mobilized, who are on the front and who liberated these long-suffering territories from the nazis. let's thank them. the second stage of the state duma today considered the constitutional law on the synchronization of legislation with new regions. each document is more than 120 pages and there is no transition period until 2026. by that time, citizens in the new regions should be provided with all rights and freedoms. according to the laws russia has added more than eight million people and responsibility. of course, if we talk about benefits, support benefits, it is easier for families in lugansk to learn donessian, and for kherson in zaporozhye, it is a little more difficult, but regardless of how their legislation was arranged. all the same, help all social obligations. they will receive in full before the end of the transitional period , the courts and the prosecutor's office of the executive legislative body must fully earn. established monetary units of course, the ruble, but until the end of this year, the hr