there, i advise you, well, just doing nonsense, well, it’s not a woman’s business, i see the name hollinght that you should be friends, but i lost it on the hunt, i haven’t had it for a long time, it’s lost, so how are you so inattentive to your hunting weapons, it’s not good, it looks like the scarf that the killer was wearing, it looks like so, will you have to go hollin with us? for what? we need to conduct an investigative experiment with you. what kind of experiment? the store where the murder was committed had a hidden camera. well, what do i have to do with it? we will dress you in the same clothes, give you the same gun, ask you to do the same things, after which it will become clear to us: did you kill mila konova and sergei bovarov or not? is it bad that you suspect me or something? yes, we suspect you, something is wrong with me. i twisted it, let me, i’ll drill it, i wonder if he’s there out of fear . let's go. i decided to play zdornitsa and remember my childhood. looked after her as if she were his own daughter, cooked breakfasts, lost everything, once told her that she loo

this option was proposed by us senator chris van hollin, the politician reports.he pentagon's reaction is still unknown. previously , ukraine asked israel for the supply of air defense systems comparable to an iron cube, but was refused. as the authors believe material, the senator’s proposal indirectly confirms the losses of the complexes in ukraine, as well as the difficulties in continuing their supplies from the usa and germany. mortgage rates in the us have reached a 23-year high. americans are taking out loans less and less. the number of applications fell by 6% in just one week. activity levels are at their lowest level since 1995 as a significant share of potential buyers have left the market. for the american economy, this shock is so strong that it is time to talk about the return of the great times. depression. belarus is a high-tech country, and not an exclusively agricultural country, as skeptics tried to paste on us a couple of decades ago. the country produces everything you need for life; if this is not the case, then it can quickly teach you... in

people in the north and central there is women really find in your relatives to hollins or to a stay within the houses, or even to find a proposal to us. lead to the united nations that you took over a crown, the number of people they decided to go to hospitals and to resign into surrounding conflicts as we are right now and kind of go to the city. and i'm also hospital. people say if it's clearly things that these places going to be saved and to be away from the very bottom, the main while of these places, i'm not yet safe as more than 12. hospitals become out of services due to the as many ongoing for apartments as what happened to the, our posts because we're more than the $500.00 posting is for killed. also, these attempts repeats it's have to repeat it throughout the last couple of days. support of course, hospital which receive different maintenance companies, actuation by the administration of the hospitals and people, and residing in the hospital, refused to effectuate simply did. they did not find any safe place to go out even the distance and all the to be evacuated to the

was it chris han hollins, your colleague, who blocked it, saying it would smear the protesters? your reaction. >> well, the reaction is that unbelievable that in the united states of america today, you've got democrats who are willing to defend this kind of reprehensible pro genocide rhetoric. that's all there is to it. there's no defense. we should speak with one voice. attacks on israel are evil. attacks against jewish-americans are evil. the call for murder of jews is evil. clearly our colleges have failed these students. these students on all these campuses are cheering on this genocide. they don't know right from wrong. we need to tell them what right and wrong is. we can start right here by saying this is wrong. these attacks are wrong. that's what we should be doing. >> laura: senator, what about the concern about free expression? that students on college campuses have a right to express themselves and the first amendment exists to protect the most despicable speech and the concern that i'm already hearing that, look, this is going to be turned on conservative students. a

saturday, 724 of them with children. israel's military has continued its strikes, which have leveled hollins and neighborhoods, and must says some captives have been killed in these attacks. the u. n's refugee agency says was a, has run out to $2000000.00 people in gaza after israel imposed its total blockade, which is 0 is human. l seed is in con, units in the gaza strip and begins our coverage. a hundreds of pounds, teens. s leads, the north thing causes trust in senior families are making their way south with, with every day to carry a suit in cars and trucks and even on don't key cards about the money. but as of this is a genocide, not a war. and that's an attempt to displace the people of the gaza strip, but this will not happen. israel cleans 2 buildings can safely evacuate to south and gaza along approved routes. dozens of people have thank you is really air strikes by trying to do some. israel's order includes those in hospitals treating hundreds of injured people at schools, shelves, to rekey refugees in families forced from their homes. son unice has one of the places where people

i'm victoria hollins.ed to death on her way to school in croydon. the 15—year—old's killing shocked the community in the area. rapper stormzy was also therejoining people with candles who had gathered to pay their respects. i'm quite tired of this. i'm tired of feeling like someone has to die in orderfor us to come together. i'm tired of us doing this and then there's no change. my thing to bring him was to show him what love and unity looks like. and i think he's seen that today. i came tonight because i wanted to pay my respects and give... i i made hera nice card - and i wanted to pass my card along because it's a shock- to the community what's happened. and it's broken croydon's heart. the royal court theatre is putting on a landmark play performed almost exclusively by learning disabled and autistic actors. the comic whodunnit has been five years in the making with involvement from both writers and cast. they hope it will go some way towards improving representation in the arts. we're proving, you kno

hello, good morning from bbc london, i'm victoia hollins.x inside it was peering around a corner at her and looked frightened. let's take a look at the tubes now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning. just minor delays on thejubillee line. london overground part suspended willesdenjunction to richmond now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it was a very mild night last night, but also a very wet one. we've got some heavy rain, and we've still got some this morning. the met office has a yellow weather warning. it is valid until 9am. now it is pulling away slowly. you can see the low pressure which has brought that heavy rain overnight slowly starting to shift. now we're still going to see some heavy rain, particularly for part of essex, further north, but eventually it will start to pull away. some showers to follow with some sunny spells. still quite breezy today. temperatures between ia and i7 celsius. as we head into the weekend we will see showers at times. it is going to feel a little bit cooler, the breeze is