here you can't. i am an elderly person. here i come, many ache, headache, dizziness. i enter and see the graves at the beginning of our fathers for generations, these thujas are standing on the right side of the clock for me. you know where strength comes from in the service you stand praying, sometimes dragged or, of course, it happens, but listen to everything new and think about all these receipts. well, with us they are here, but they are alive, you understand, and where is the prayer. he prays for the dead. it is always raised that they pray. that's for the dead, here are the soldiers who are buried here parishioners, our temple is among. look among the dead and alive. although they say, the lord says, i have all the living, i don’t have the dead, but nevertheless, in this worldly way, we are in this temple among the dead and the living. the parish of the marfina church is engaged in charity work; they provide for the correctional institution and children's homes are displaced from it. an orthodox club for large families is also organized at the church. revival i

i want children. here torment the same with many fathers and confessors and so on. many left. i had examples, there were moments, even to take an example of him. i realized that no, i will not be a bird in a cage. i'd rather be a happy person, and we are all living people. yes, there were different situations. here, uh, i realized that i will bring more good in the world. i will bring more love in the world, i will bring more grace in the world and no one will be me. here in these frames to close the same thing, as my relatives did not close me into this framework since childhood. it 's still the framework, of course it's the same regulations. this is the same lunch. and in the end, you decided that you would be more useful in the world, but nevertheless your relatives abandoned you after you abandoned the theological seminary. it's true, i would say otherwise would not understand. but you're supposed to be here. i don't owe anything to anyone. i went this way. i didn't leave, uh, in the deanship and, let'

i committed a crime. arriving here. you're fine, you're fine. equences, according to ukrainian legislation. i committed a crime without a doubt being. standing here, feet on this earth. i know that this is a crime under ukrainian law, because i arrived in ukraine through moscow in such a way that now i will not be allowed to go to kiev on the other side of the german british television companies with which the journalist cooperates supported him in his desire to come to the front line from the russian side but some friends. sean was warned against this trip by a german tv company. they were worried. they say they will be me manipulate. this could be a trap. so they were concerned, but they also trusted me with the choice. i'm here i don't worry anymore, because i discovered you know russians. i study at the very beginning russians are like swearing grandmothers in the donetsk bus, but everyone has a wonderfully warm heart. so, i was welcome here, and we went to a base nearby and the commanders said, well, you will be allowed to shoot, you will be

i remember it like this. well, heret us on the table we make a salad very quickly. i want to draw your attention to the fact that the italians really believe that the mediterranean diet prolongs life and youth. but at the same time, i must tell you that food alone will not be able to preserve youth. and moreover, i don’t really believe in some kind of instant cosmetic miracles of beauty shots, something else, after all, the body needs to be helped from the inside. for example, japanese women have long learned to freeze their age. yes, have you ever noticed? i'm definitely watching these pictures are 255 years old to figure out where which is impossible. and why because they take an antioxidant called glutathione, but it is very important that when you choose this drug, the word acetyl must be present in the name. here, i'm taking acetyl now. here he is evalar acetyl confuse he is evalar the first in russia here he is in tablets in the correct easily digestible form, this is a powerful antioxidant for prolonging the yout

i'm from here, i was born here. yeah, but where are i questioned. i'm from here, i was i born here. am really from here. yeah, but, really from? iam really from here. yeah, but, 0k, really from? iam really from here. yeah, but, ok, i really from? iam really from here. yeah, but, 0k, ican really from? i am really from here. yeah, but, 0k, ican see really from? i am really from here. yeah, but, ok, i can see that this is going to be a bit of a challenge. she said, what is your nationality? and i said, lady, iam born here, i was british. i was thinking that would be the end of it, but no. leda; would be the end of it, but no. lady susan hussey _ would be the end of it, but no. lady susan hussey come _ would be the end of it, but no. lady susan hussey come here in the blue, who was a lady in waiting to queen elizabeth for six decades, stepped aside from her honorary role yesterday. a palace statement said the individual concerned expressed her profound apologies for what happened. are you clear in your mind that what happened was a racist incident? i am happened was a racist incident? i

i live here. i work here. my studio is here. i wake up every morning here. i eat here. yeah, i do everything here. i collected a lot of these smokes 9 years ago. when i was still a students at k u. s t. before they would give you these materials. what they do is that they actually have to smear human excrement on it. or they actually p on parts of it, in order to be able to somehow disconnect the idea of the soul from these objects. over last 9 years or more, i've been collecting various objects around the country from the railways to smoke, to other spaces finance. if i for me is a will of access in culture, will accept in different memories within our histories that have almost been forgotten. i haven't, i had that in another neighbor damain at around 9. it would mean that $101.00. and none of them had pennies and back as i would be. i mean, i knew who died. oh boy, well we go oklahoma. i know a so this part of the archive actually composes lazily off railway materials, which is coming from gun his history. a lot of it is coming from the late 19th century and early 20t

how can you or you sing there, i don't know, those norms or bass, here, uh, i uh, in my opinion bass,it turned out and the acoustics of st. george's hall decided to that here is my voice there sounds good resounding you were with it. yes in this was i asked why. it's good, i remember, the voice sounds very solemn here. your you convey the inner triumph of the event and at the same time there is a hint of hmm warmth. this is purely technical, they just switched these. yes , you can add warmth. let me talk to you. this is how it will probably be beautiful, but it will still be wooden, what did you feel when you heard the bell, you say now that you suddenly called, i almost went out, but they called. i called producer behaved radio company olga shlyagerska. come vladimir aleksandrovich to belarus for the factor 60+ project. i was just thinking maybe this is our pranks. vovan is talking to someone there. yes indeed. let's talk, but i have a. yes , well, i have my own spies. belteli radio company. there is a faithful friend, alena spiridovich, with whom we went through 30 years of fire wat

because of this, i came here. castle hill is a true epicenter of city life for more than 1,000 years, there has always been a center here, it’s just the fortified settlement then the castle one another third of them and can not be counted already, when a large-scale reconstruction began several years ago, there were many disputes around the type of castle, but that is the work of professional historians. as a person who is not experienced in history, i will say it turned out perfectly in the process of restoration. this is really noticeable, but restored in the first place - this means a tower. here it is a gallery and an entrance gate with a dome, and the second phase of the restoration is the palace. well, here is the level of masonry we are walking on - this is the masonry is gothic, because our archaeologists somehow carried out extreme excavations, just the same, but removed the cultural layers. in general, there are cultural layers of 10 m, and at a depth of 10 m. the very first layer of the 11-12th century

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i feel more at home here. didn't feel behave like this even in the united states in the west. they do not understand us, they believe that in russia a person has absolutely no freedom, but in many very many aspects, here a person has more freedom than the united states, this is absolute. truth. for example, in the united states you will never see a man on a horse that would ride, let's say potan here in russia. you can see people who can take their horse and go to the city center. no one thinks about it just because they can even when the coronavirus was choking the whole world in a pandemic embrace, dugan could breathe deeply in russia. yeah, i had my car, i got bored. i got into my car and drove around russia during the pandemic. all my friends. in america, they were forced to close in their homes because of the threat of arrest. this is actually a very bright manifestation of freedom that a person has in but which is not in the west anywhere in the west. the west came to a totalitarian dictatorial regime, p

here. yes , even i do. here i am in front of the mirror.is all chirchik holder, he covers next to me, i will not force him. uh, there these music school. yes, i will lead him for the general development of the track, then yes. if not, then no. well, let him already, he chooses himself, you don’t need to force him. that's four years. i'm so old, although you can already say so, okay? and here's what i wanted to say preference and he remembers the song, he all here, uh wives, we know all the songs alexander you had no desire to become a teacher and open your own school of virtuoso balalaika playing. and i wanted to open a school in the city. grodno well, it so happened that a pandemic began. for 2 years now, well, i thought, well, it will also go and so few people go, you know , mugs, and then we had to leave already, like a pandemic a little, otherwise we started with concerts and more already in the minsk region. and so we moved here. well, this is my dream still remains. e and soon. i'm already planning. you often take the balalaika in you

here. ias possible, well, of course , the breast, as a rule, such a place is the driest chickens, so we need more here. that's how to stuff our wonderful stuffing. and, of course, it is desirable to have all the filling, and distribute it so that nothing remains. well, look, almost, but almost we can say that everything is ready. the only thing is that in order to get such an elegant glaze, i take a couple more spoons. orange jam and rub. chicken from all sides, he 's a crust, yes, caramel. yes, of course, and the color will be more elegant, such a crust will be caramel. so grated a little pepper salt. the remaining oranges a couple of sprigs of rosemary this is so that the sauce is also fragrant and then we turn the film over in this way. pepper and more jam. well, now the temperature is 180 degrees. and until ready, and the secret is to put the chicken exactly breast down, then all the juice will run on the breast, and it will be even more tender 180 degrees, as i said. up and down mode, wh

he was our state's senior senator when i arrived here, and i watched him in awe, but he was a person who looked me in the eye and say to this 34-year-old freshman, patrick, you're not my junior senator. from here on, you're my senate partner. and what a difference that made. and in the last 48 years the senate has become a family to both marcelle and me. here we've found friends, some of our best friends, and relationships that will last throughout our lifetime. it's also the place where i had the privilege of fighting for vermont, a place where i was born, where i met marcelle, the place where we started our family, and the place to which early in the new year we will return together, the state of our birth. ii have a reverence for this place and its history, its constitutional role as people i know we all share. i've had this sense of awe about the senate from an early age. i used to walk to the capitol in my time here as a law student at georgetown university law center. i'd sit in the gallery. i watched transfixed as the senate debated the most pressing issues of the day. back the

i want children. hereeak your way and torment the same with many fathers talked to confessors and so on. many left. i had examples, there were moments, even his, brother example i realized that no, i will not be a bird in a cage. i'd rather be a happy person, and we are all human beings. yes , there were different situations. here, uh, i realized that i will bring more good in the world. i will bring more love in the world, i will bring more grace in the world and no one will be me. here , in these frameworks, to close the same thing as they didn’t close me since childhood, relatives of veterans’ mouths. it's still a frame, of course it's the same regulation. and why is this a dinner and in the end you decided that you would bring more benefit to the world, but nevertheless your relatives abandoned you after you abandoned the theological seminary. it's true, i would say otherwise would not understand. well, you're supposed to be here. i do not owe anything to anyone. i went this way. i did not leave, uh, i

i am learning to live in this new reality. here is such a large collection of art flowers, which for a year, of course, with sadness in this new life of mine. i really miss comfort, i don’t have enough strength, time, inspiration, energy to create my own space. who it? basically everyone gave that picture, i know , chose uh, a big group of parents' friends, went to georgia. in general, oh hello. someone with us, says, dad confirms. hello, here is alexander alexander verovich, you can also nadezhda viktorovna hello viktorovna very nice. actually. so i slept on this beautiful couch, i even want to sit on it. yeah, well, it’s like this, it’s all this space here, it’s like there’s so much surface, but they’re somehow somehow incomprehensible on them, it’s uncomfortable all their lives. i'd i wanted it to be such a space , a bedroom, a salon, where i can just, for example, put on a record. invite e guests, who sit? uh, in a cozy atmosphere, what kind of energy that you want to keep here from dad - this is some kind of drive desire to co

i even think about him at home when i come here. i know what i will do. ich is at the same time my hobby. yes, my life is my work and life path. this aircraft is probably the safest of almost all available. why because it's a planning meeting? when you and i were together, sasha, i often imagined the face of our daughter, i kept trying to imagine what she would look like. but she's not mine. but then i don't understand. who i think you should ask karina do you think yes, you said you were sleeping. listen, i'm here to stir up the past. i want to understand who this girl is today was sure that her mom you are my mom has been perfect for a long time, but mom is fine. it happened to me that i am raising my son alone sasha has developed and with you willows we have everything could work out . could almost want to find a daughter go root. if she then flew into you, then you would hardly have told about it. have n't seen them since you left me. you broke our willow friendship. there are so many mistakes in life you, if you can, i'm sorry now maybe later. i don't

i want to speak a few minutes here to what i think is important here in the senate.are in the senate. why bipartisanship is important. and it is. it is important because it is good for the country. it is important because it brings people together. it is important because we all have our differences in philosophy, the country, i believe, should be first. nation first. it is important, i also believe, because of the both we take, all of us, when we are sworn into the senate. and i want to share this with you. you have done it. you take that of, and you swear. "i do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all the enemies, foreign and domestic." that is a lot. "then i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. that i take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on with -- on which i'm about to enter, so help me god." that covers a lot of ground. everybody knows that. as i look back on my years here this af

i have been here 48 years. perhaps to the dismay of hundreds of distinguished presiding officers, i have delivered many floor statements. some more eloquent than others. some less. but i have never delivered a speech like this. and i so appreciate all of you indulging me. my friends and colleagues, marcelle and i have such warm and lasting memories of so many who have served in this chamber, now and through many years. including mentors from the first day i arrived here like republican senator bob stafford, he was our state's senior senator when i arrived here. i watched him in awe but he was the person who looked me in the eye and said to this 34-year-old freshman, “patrick you're not my junior senator. from here on, you're my senate partner.” what a difference that made. in the last 48 years, the senate has become a family to both marcelle and me. here we have found friends, some of our best friends, and relationships that will last a throughout our lifetime. it's also always been the place where i had the pri

and here i was called there to mr. r us in general a binder, yes, uh, our binder. this is red kalina, so it is actually interesting, so i looked before coming here. here are famous actors and related to uh, cinema, yes, uh, who grew up born in altai yes, that's why they are all like that, why are they like that traditional? why do they sing like this zolotukhin niche evdokimov buldakov. it's just that shukshin is such a national pillar of some kind and all singing and all musical. why are they offended by altai? but just, uh, in fact, if you poke around like this in different ways, places of our motherland will always be found here, and you know there. how many people came from there to moscow and st. petersburg and very bright personalities. i want to say that the earth is rich with us and rich in people with rich talents, but it is certainly undeniable that he was a very special person. mm, and because not every picture should tell you not all writers overcome time, not every picture, but overcomes, at least already.

well i am the way i am here . i think that's it, then i'll stay here, and i'll work here. y beginning , because i did not plan to stay here, and here the legislator of the republic of belarus, in order to work inside belarus , i had to undergo an internship. so it's an internship. but i did not plan the most here the beginning of stas, therefore, i did not undergo an internship, and at that time i was already married, and so was my wife. irina didn't tell us . i say, damn it, you still need to study again. it will be difficult financially , too, because in syria my parents could no longer give me money, because the situation was already with the arctic there all the series. and she tells me, come on, well, i'm teaching you. she herself is an economist. she says she trades on the stock exchange and works at the institute so she says let me teach you a. then i found on the internet that at the institute business. i run some training courses. i was the one who needed to get my degree. ah precisely, that officially any education obtain. they are just so us two levels. they woul

here i am in my fourteenth year. i can you just now kicked badly. deputies, here i answer you. dima khuibezov. well, you say he, uh, what kind of round tables on smoking. yes , here are the questions. darkness in any area, a responsible deputy. and even more so, the presiding committee should solve them in its place. once you are elected, there and one. i love respect. we are friends with him. well , why, well, go then give your post, and each deputy. here i am, for example, mini ashamed. here you are talking rmd. e rocket, and these same contract. yes , medium-sized missiles in the fourteenth year. here putin speaks. uh, so deputies, wait. i told him then to liquidate. get out of the rsmd , get out, because they are not profitable for us. okay? from day one. why it was not necessary to do this, you understand, just as it was not necessary to move, i want to agree, there the minsk people agreed that they would, that they would now be of this faith no well , just so as not to run through. i understand correctly that you are condemning those deputies who are not to be condemned h

before i start i need to take a picture from up here. i -- all of you etch raised your hand and i am getting pictures one at a time. congratulations your victory! good job! thank you. >> of course eric. good morning, everybody. i'm hernandez deputy director for communication at the california d. housing and community development. it is my great pleasure to be here today. [applause]. on behalf of governor newsome, yea. don't record that. acd director valasciiys wanted to be here today and our entire departmentive want to wish a congratulations and honest low a thank you. i will go off script as i was upon listening to the speakers and eavesdropping on the side conversations, what really resonateed me and is at the core of great investment is community. theancy displacement efforts for this project are critical, they are so important and they speak to when we really care about that is giving people safe, affordable homes for long-term. thank you for this hard work. thank you to the community. i know it can be tough to trust government. and

defeat now i live here.es 11 pieces of watches were these favorite watches, by the way, at the time when she died, well, plus or minus she was driving from a position by chance. ukrainian vsu first into what happened.

but i put it here myself.uniforms and she always has exactly the same hung up so she could take it off to change. and this set of uniforms was, as it were, ready for the time when she came to change clothes. ever since the first or fourteenth year, and that moment, well, in principle, we were so part of ukraine shoot to destroy. that's why it is not known which of us broke the oath first and i decided to talk to myself. first, the grinding division. there were about 50 of us, purely working on the city. this is what happened later. basically the backbone of the division. all militias are especially, civilians who rose up in the fourteenth year took up arms in order to protect their land, that blood and honor are written there. they respected her very much and made such gifts, right? she also has a non-military uniform. she just loved the time, as if there wasn’t enough time to go out somewhere in the dress of a girl in the army, but at the beginning she was the commander of divisions, she was, she says that my

uh-huh, i know how to practice this. hereued for a whole year, and then something like this happened to us. you have found each other. you can tell each other today lyosh is very informative, it seems to me that we had a great conversation today with you. thank you for your openness for your temperament for your kindness, the hedgehog was right. you are a very warm and positive person. we wish you and your family good health. and you, of course, take off in the creative, we will watch with interest how it will develop. your career, and we are svetlana smolovskaya. victoria popov we say goodbye to you today. goodbye. goodbye, right? read the signs of fate, and now says leoshlyubich dear respected friends. i want to congratulate you on all the new year holidays, wish you health, happiness, prosperity, family harmony, prosperity. love. appreciate cherish the fact that i am here and now, always be grateful and give thanks for everything. and of course , let there always be a bright clear sky above our head. be happy. you listen t

here i will succeed.course, it was somehow disturbingly familiar terrain unknown people supported me, but the lord is holding. well, yes, this is the support, that is, the first assistants were the school teachers, they sang and read on the reed. yes, today a bottle is being renewed and good is not guarded, if not all the images have taken their place, iconostasis, alessacral icons are created, they are painted at the master of the zherovitsky monastery, and pakul from the orthodox spiritual center of belarus a copy of the smallest icon of the mother of god in the world was brought to that street one and stone java the virgin the shrine of our lands mother and god's zhiroy. your people are dude ions. for a long time, my husband and i did not receive children , and the first boy died. and when i got pregnant with my son, i really wanted to be very afraid of losing him, and even being pregnant. i went to zhirovich, dipped in the spring in the sixth month, and very much asked mother mother of god and said th

this is already directly with your own eyes having been, here , uh, 2 weeks. my wife and i decided to try and try to come here to live. we took a segment for ourselves during the year. we will live here and after that. let's make some further decisions. we returned to kamchatka from holidays and literally within 3 months. we completed our business, packed our things and moved to belarus. for me, it literally was to start from scratch, because i didn’t take anything from things either. i really left kamchatka with one bag with a small suitcase. in other words, they just started a new life. there has been a complete zeroing, including for career work, which also needs to be always understood when moving to a new region, that it is always life from the very beginning? dear friends welcome to our cultural festival center here you can see immediately at the entrance belarus and belarusians meet these costumes, made in the traditional grodno system, and they greet our guests. here you can watch our permanent exhibition dedicated to the festival. and let me remind you that our cen

and here we are now for our friends and i will reveal the secret. have already allocated a place here. for the thirteenth republican festival, which took place in grozny this year, in our center we keep the cups of the festival, which, uh, are given every year at the time of this festival. here you can see the cups lined up by years, what it was like in chronological order. this is the glass factory neman e, grodno region, right under the cups you can see gifts from diasport, because our center is multinational here. e, presented at once all the diasporas that we had this year, and this year they there were more than 30 and here you can see some of the gifts that diasporas give us in this hall. we have presented national costumes, which are also, to a greater extent, gifts from the diasport, i would like to proudly note that during the event. uh, this year of the festival, we received such a gift from the armenian diaspora, our special pride are dolls, which will be given to us absolutely free of charge by our local, german, zhemchuzhnikova. you can

ironically, i found the best community here than any of the 20 places i have lived. - how come? - people seem open and happy here. and that's important to me. - basically, you have to be open when you come here. - i think so, although perhaps some people become more open that don't arrive here. i don't know. i think the island can shape people. (sophie fouron) i think you're right. - i think it attracts people that fit it well, but if it doesn't fit you well, you either get shaped or you leave. so many people give to you that you inherently learn to be more generous and give back. there are opportunities to share at every turn. for example, i often pick up hitchhikers... - o.k. - ...because it's an easy way to share what you have, which in this case is my transportation and my car. - that's so interesting because people here just hitchhike all the time. - yes, well, that's the economic disparity that some people don't have a car. also, it often gives back, because you find out such interesting things from the person you're giving a ride to. (arvid chalmers) i always say that what

i think in any case it is to know yourself. yes, here often a lot of interesting things. i don’t understand, really, what i am , there are such moments. but when you know yourself, you can tell the coach somewhere to sit there dmitrievich i feel bad, yes, so go ahead and talk to the cardiogram and your feeling unwell will be confirmed there or not confirm or there you measured the pole from this in the morning, and here it usually exceeds the norm by six strokes or they don’t arrive in 10 seconds. eh, and then you look, there really is a problem or there are none. well, often, but frankness is sincerity, not at all with a coach, as with a parent. yes, parents intuitively also know what is happening with the child, and with the coach. you came to practice and you think that you are such a hero there, everything is fast, the coach looks at him, at least god didn’t break something. today he says, so get out of the hall, yes, everything else is analyzed there, and it happens, if you feel so bad and say, i’m not at all. i don't want to compet

here, this is my art. iere are moments when people just, well, they were refused, yes, that is, one door closed, the second, they don’t try further. here. well, i'm going, that's until they open it, the belarusians are a project of updated people. we are all births we are with childhood yes, and i don’t remember what moment the project was born, it was born for some time, and it was a series of some of my street choices, like you and i, thermoses sandwiches and discussing the most important things in the center of the lake not yet. yes, we will discuss, we will not come to a general consensus. we don't leave the lake. this is how we like to have fun and work on our tv channel. with what baggage did we approach the centenary, what is the national library of belarus today, the largest in the country, we are the leading a scientific institution in the field of library science , book science, bibliography, and also a scientific coordinating center for public libraries in our country today, the library is the lar

here is the woman both. i said no one is here. he policemen, the girl in handcuffs, then left, where we do not know. all well, open up. let's. what are you doing idiot? yes, he disappeared. i did n't do anything, i disappeared. no need to call anywhere. that eat, how not to, how not to. i have to call for reinforcements to take these. why would they leave alive. you saw vovchik, he was also a murderer in prison. it's somehow yours in hot pursuit. okay, he confessed everything. then the court verdict and went ten. it just sat there. it just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. for you cops, maybe he's a good man killer. god is not my judge. this will answer you. attention children today in our kindergarten a big holiday came to us an unusual guest of the legislative meeting from our district arnold petrovich and, as always, he brought us gifts. nothing happened. we lit up that we are returning. do not even think about it. you understood as you like, but solve the problem, but we can’t. everything is either doing the

, three more bullets flew into my shoulder somewhere, i got here, that's right here, here i sat down, opened the door, fell out of the car, dragged my aunt behind me, my friend was sitting on that chair, the seat, it turns out, opens the door i'll drag her behind me i didn't see what happened to her and she was completely covered in clothing, everything was torn, well, torn by bullets, i fell here, i opened the door, the mother was already lying here with her head, i managed to pull her out on the ground, i put her somewhere here, i looked to see what happened to her, what happened to her the blood is flowing, i put my friends down, i drove to that checkpoint , stopped, got out of the car and said, “what did you do ? i’m talking, but i’m saying you don’t understand, you killed us . that it is not their soldiers were shooting that it was like ours and ours was not here, a few days passed and the mood of the occupiers changed dramatically, the ukrainian soldiers began to brutally tear the body of the column, you have no self-confidence, no power, you were guests with colors on

so, yes, i am very grateful that i live here. in east sussex, 40 iieole that i live here. that i live here. in east sussex, 40 people were forced to take - that i live here. in east sussex, 40 people were forced to take refuge. that i live here. in east sussex, 40. people were forced to take refuge at the bear inn at their wash, mattresses amid the log fires. irate mattresses amid the log fires. we had mattresses amid the log fires. 2 had heard that they were taken in stranded people. we didn't quite know whether to believe it so we trekked here. the know whether to believe it so we trekked here.— trekked here. the effects of the weather will _ trekked here. the effects of the weather will continue _ trekked here. the effects of the weather will continue tonight i trekked here. the effects of the l weather will continue tonight with clear ups and some disruption ahead. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in kent. the cold weather is going to continue for a few more days. and if you're wanting to stay warm for less, you can find five energy saving tips on bbc news online, that's bbc.c

they don't really have any leverage here. i mean, there's kind of this running joke now in europe that we're going to be, you know, like a summer holiday destination for the chinese and the americans because of the industry here is going to be completely got it. and without cheap russian energy industry in central europe in germany is completely screwed. i mean, you know, when, when you look at central banks all over the world use energy, you use energy usage as a primary predictor of economic growth. and we've seen that that the demand for energy is gone down. and the same time you politicians are saying, this is a positive thing that we're, you know, building up our gas supplies, in case russia hall, the flow of energy to euro. but that's a bad thing. that means that economic growth here is going to go down. that means we're going to be in a recession for years, if not decades, potentially without, you know, cheap ration energy that we can use for industry here. and i don't see that these politicians have any leverage, and i

and this is very important and i also want to say that and here i am came here. so on the advisory board, and most importantly, you don't have to be a registered public organization. i've sent an application and i was invited simply as representatives of the russian version trying to unite. uh, in my own region of belarus, so to speak, it is not an easy task to tell you, but i also think that i will be able to convey everything that i see here. alla has arrived and the united states of america yes, a suburban house of the city. by the way, i'm doing it. now the museum of slavic culture is being restored, for me here is a new one, so to speak, that is, everything what are you showing us now, i just think that i have arrived. every woman should be beautiful on holiday. this is our first new year together, you understand, ira i need a week to work quietly. this new year is not needed at all and i canceled it for myself. do you remember, barankin bought a dacha 2 years ago, so this dacha is now empty. and there is a tool two days ago. i had all the groom best friend,

which one of you i don't believe. i'm here come out, the key. i beg you, what happened? i did not touch him, i built consciousness on x-ray. you are also backpacking a dirty, creepy backpack. it's just a firecracker. i can't see farther here. let's go carefully. thank you cardiac arrest, help him to operate now. it's that your blood is my blood, it scratched my face. forgive, forgive, she does not understand what she is doing. she is ill. she has severe schizophrenia, invents some children, lives in her own world. she didn't call everyone in the car. i don't remember what she called herself. everything here is crazy. here the bombs are planted. look at me at me look, it's me seryozha somewhere was there, such a horror. listen, right in front of my eyes, a crosswalk. the bus entered. you didn't get hurt, what's wrong with you? me not. i just helped some wounded man here to bring a huge piece of sprinkle stuck in his stomach. well done, well done, let's go now let's go home. doctor of sciences worked in the museum. home i unders

i am here at the national meteorological archive and i i here. ere at the nationall meteorological archive and i will find out how the new record temperature and all weather observations are used to paint a picture of the uk and the world is changing climate. if picture of the uk and the world is changing climate.— changing climate. if we want to understand _ changing climate. if we want to understand the _ changing climate. if we want to understand the climate - changing climate. if we want to understand the climate of- changing climate. if we want to understand the climate of the l understand the climate of the future, — understand the climate of the future, we need to understand the climate _ future, we need to understand the climate now and the climate going back into — climate now and the climate going back into the past. all climate now and the climate going back into the past.— back into the past. all these slee - in . back into the past. all these sleeping bags _ back into the past. all these sleeping bags and _ back into the past. all the

dad, i just met the inspector here in the corridor. yes, he came. reason he says that you are to blame for the accidents. jumped straight headlights i lit up what i could do. where was i to go about him about a criminal. now he has greased all these policemen , they do everything. what was the visibility like on the road? it's not my fault. here the inspector will confirm. well, i told you that your father himself drove into the oncoming lane at the farm. i was told that he didn't. all night. looks like he fell asleep at the wheel. i am from i didn't expect you, it looks like my father was right. i'm really bad at reading people. wait well, you heard i'm not guilty. how much did you pay them? in what sense? here's the bastard. well, what to take from him? i do not know what to do. hi hi traffic police no relation what kind of daughter kidnapped the girl? now paul lives with him, tell me. already, this is interesting. what was silent before. let's tell everything. i don't want to see you, i don't want to, i do n't want to get in the car quickly. this

and i did not come here spontaneously. i came here to show me what i can do. i was in a fairy tale bestowed a fairy tale, indeed. i would like some kind of magic before the new year only in the sky of fullness, as a contestant i performed to give people a really new year's mood. go if you have the opportunity to listen to live music. it's a completely different energy. energy. than phonograms last year. well, i imagined what my year would be like. i even think that i will participate in the project. i have never been able to do this, only people, this is their energy. yes, how the pillow holds you, of course, the participants got everything. the entire venue was transformed into a true concert hall dress code in cancer and a dress in the floor of the theme of the evening. christmas artists called snow motifs. frank senatry sad about the fate of arlekino and listened to the knock. happiness at the door, alas, happiness in the future participation in the show will not happen. at alexander shemulevich. new year's broadcast did not bring a gift in the form of salv