in cannes beer oktoberfest in in munich, one of the main drunken hangouts of the world rumbles in ibizaand the international festival of arts slavianski bazaar in vitebsk during soviet times, in the polish city of zeleno-gura. since 1965, the all-union festival has been held soviet song, vitebsk was a twin city of the green mountain, and there they decided to hold a parallel fest of the polish song, our northern capital hosted it in the eighty-eighth and in the nineties they built it specifically for it in the vitebsk summer, and now the soyuz theater has collapsed, but vitebsk has already tasted ro. stivalny city people were waiting for the holiday and fortunately, even in the difficult time of perestroika. there were those who were ready to extend the festival, they wanted to call the new europe but this phrase did not cause warm associations among the organizers negotiations on the creation of a music forum were held in moscow not far from the slavic bazaar restaurant. this name seemed appropriate to the organizers, and they hit the public. as the buzzers say, the very first slavic b

i've seen a ibiza as well.es, a super yacht , and that's been spray painted and vandalised by people who i don't know whether they think they are saving the world or not. but what is clear, steven, is that the activists, the climate activists , it's and climate activists, it's and whether they be vegans or just stop oilers or whatever it is they are moving to new far more aggressive tactics and they're actually beginning to pinpoint rich individuals. what on earth do we do in the face of that problem ? problem? >> um, again, we're talking about an intelligence led approach to this sort of thing. i mean, there's a long and indeed honourable history of non—violent political protest, non—violent political protest, non—violent resistance to political moves. and that's something that i think we should be tolerating and indeed honouring. it's part of our history . it's how our history. it's how our constitution came to be, what it is. yeah, but this sort of wanton damage, if anything, i think it loses sympathy for a

i've seen a ibiza as well.owes, a super yacht , and that's been spray painted and vandalised by people who i don't know whether they think they are saving the world or not. but what is clear, steven, is that the activists, the climate activists , it's and climate activists, it's and whether they be vegans or just stop oilers or whatever it is they are moving to new far more aggressive tactics and they're actually beginning to pinpoint rich individuals. what on earth do we do in the face of that problem ? problem? >> um, again, we're talking about an intelligence led approach to this sort of thing. i mean, there's a long and indeed honourable history of non—violent political protest, non—violent political protest, non—violent resistance to political moves. and that's something that i think we should be tolerating and indeed honouring. it's part of our history . it's how our history. it's how our constitution came to be, what it is. yeah, but this sort of wanton damage, if anything, i think it loses sympathy for

in cannes, the beer oktoberfest in munich, one of the main drunken parties in the world rumbles in ibizaternational festival of arts slavianski bazaar in vitebsk 1965 was the all-union festival of the soviet song, vitebsk was a city twin green mountains, and there they decided to hold a parallel face to the polish song our northern capital accepted it in 888 and in the nineties a summer amphitheater was built specifically for it in vitebsk. the union fell apart, but vitebsk has already tried out the role.

cannes, the beer oktoberfest in munich is one of the main drunken parties in the world rumbles in ibizanational festival of arts slavianski bazaar in vitebsk during soviet times , the all-union festival of soviet song was held in the polish city of zeleno-gura since 1965, vitebsk was a sister city of the green mountain, and it was decided to hold a parallel fest of polish song there. our northern capital accepted it in the eighty-eighth and ninetieth years , the vitebsk summer amphitheater was built specifically for it. the union collapsed, but vitebsk had already tried out the role of a festival city. people were waiting for the holiday and fortunately even in difficult perestroika times were found by those who were ready to extend the festival, they wanted to call it new europe, but this phrase did not evoke warm associations among the organizers . this name seemed suitable to the organizers, and they hit the public, as the zoomers say, the very first slavic bazaar. it was held in july 1992, its participants were representatives of eight countries of belarus russia ukraine georgia pol

kolya, it's you ibiza ibiza and we were with you in ibiza and sang about it then rastorguev will slightlythe ravens after all i wonder who are the tips from the crow? i review issues and analyze not only all my performances, but also the exit and other participants of the mask show, to thoroughly study all the successes and bright performances of my and my colleagues , rutube helps me, i can watch content on any convenient tablet device on my phone. even on a tv rutube gives this opportunity one account for all devices, by the way, their approach. i will definitely be able to make every exit bright, what else to tell about myself i confess. i like money. they have some kind of feature that is capable of much, but money is a dangerous force. and if you want, you need to tame them study. otherwise, the money will switch to you. you know how difficult it is when you don’t know a lot of money. congratulations, you have one less problem. i hope i can help you, and now the couple on the stage, the audience is waiting for the cottage cheese. people can't be alone gathering flocks drinking cities

all these cases when we are shown some incredible events that somewhere there is a single party in ibizae actually very rare cases and you just have to understand something, people in general want to continue living. we don't want to fold our arms and read death. nobody wants that. and it's wrong. well, that's what our armed forces are fighting for, not so that we sit down and wait for death, but i can say for sure that today we really don't have any incredible events, and in general , the streets are quite empty, as far as i'm concerned, and as such there is no holiday season as long as there can be the swimming pools are good to say. and where could you relax there? they are also half-empty there. i have a question about the storage facilities. how much is enough? our state transferred this responsibility to local budgets. and at the last session of the city council, there was a draft decision that from now on, the shelters should be put in order at the expense of the local budget , which in principle is unrealistic, considering the number of football shelters, there are a lot of them

so this like the sort this place is this like the sort of ibiza today? know, of the ibiza of today?ing having >> yeah. who knows? they're drinibut having >> yeah. who knows? they're drinibut look, having >> yeah. who knows? they're drinibut look, what having >> yeah. who knows? they're drinibut look, what do having >> yeah. who knows? they're drinibut look, what do you ving >> yeah. who knows? they're drinibut look, what do you think fun. but look, what do you think about this? >> because like, you know, if you've got a partner and they should what should be allowed to do what they right. they should be they want, right. they should be allowed if it's like allowed to go even if it's like allowed to go even if it's like a place. a party place. >> think as well >> yeah. and i think as well when sends in the dilemma he when he sends in the dilemma he needs location needs to send the exact location so will go there i'll so that i will go there and i'll see whether been problems. >> think are the person to >> i think you are the person to go out. go there and sort that out. >> swear. go

so this like the sort this place is this like the sort of ibiza of you know, of the ibiza of today?ng they're drinking alcohol, they're having fun. look, what do you think fun. but look, what do you think about this? >> because like, you know, if you've got partner they you've got a partner and they should be allowed to do what they right. they should be they want, right. they should be allowed if it's like allowed to go even if it's like allowed to go even if it's like a place. a party place. >> i think as well >> yeah. and i think as well when sends in the dilemma he when he sends in the dilemma he needs location needs to send the exact location so will go there i'll so that i will go there and i'll see whether been problems. >> think are the person to >> i think you are the person to go out. go there and sort that out. >> swear. >> i'll swear. >> i'll swear. >> though, right? you've >> trust though, right? you've got to trust. >> if you're just >> no, not if you're just hanging out with a bunch no hanging out with a bunch of no bunch hunting well. bunch of wrong hunting as well.

but about the fact that it is still so bright, it’s cool somewhere in ibiza, and if you are going toeach, or do you want to sunbathe near a reservoir near moscow? i need to shine everywhere in the pond near the swamp. and anywhere. well just uh, this style life depends, if you want to shine and be cool in the moment, you can do it. and no matter how, well, such swimsuits do not amaze people, they attract attention, if you want to attract attention and feel this energy of others, then, of course, put it on. and if you are in an introverted state now, you don’t want to be noticeable, then put it on. or what, what, for example, if you just want to relax, this is the attention of people, well, like reading a book on the beach, super basic, probably some kind of closed swimsuit what kind of monophonic, uh, textures of white there are black colors, then you will merge with the mass. if you so want, then here's how, for me , some kind of base to help you. and i understand correctly that after all, the print went out of fashion in swimsuits. it seems to me that it is partially there and the

.# we see in the doc that after shooting the video for club tropicana in ibiza, one morning george toldidn't see that it made much difference to wham. the difference we thought it make would be to his dad, and that's why we counselled against him making it public. but as he says in the documentary, that came at a bit of a cost, that decision not to. he said for many years, "my support system was andrew." did that ever feel like a responsibility, a big responsibility? no, it didn't. and i was unaware of that. you know, we... ourfriendship was such that the support was there by dint of that fact. certainly that's how i felt. we had been in each other�*s company, pockets for a decade and more. and i think he's referring, he was referring to when he then embarked upon his george michael career proper. because it's when you're... when you're on your own, it's a very different kettle of fish. you met each other at school. what did you think of him when you saw him first, george? keeping it as clean as you can. well, it's difficult, really. what did i first think of him? i thought he was prett

adding to for ibiza and menorca.and holiday companies, let's over to rhodes now let's cross over to rhodes now to reporter paul to join our reporter paul hawkins, who is there live . hawkins, who is there live. paul hawkins, who is there live. paul, so the devastation is not just in rhodes, but it's spreading to other parts of the country. but you are in rhodes now. what's going on now ? now. what's going on now? >> so in the last few minutes, we've seen this huge flotilla of fire engines make its way down this road and off into the distance followed by men on pickup trucks with frankly, huge cylinders of water, huge cubes of water on the back of their trucks as they're trying to support the emergency services as best they can. there's a huge army of volunteers, frankly, from the community supporting the firefighters , looking after the firefighters, looking after tourists, looking after locals that have been evacuated. we've just been in up in a village in the mountains. there was lots and lots of bottled water and

mallorca, ibiza, menorca and even portugal join the growing list of spreading wildfires and the entire island of rhodes in greece put into a state of emergency infected blood scandal. >> pressure mounts on the prime minister to fully compensate thousands of bereaved families. he's due to give evidence to the inquiry this afternoon, and we are there . are there. and rolling stones or strolling bones. >> mick jagger at 80 today, proving you can't always get what you want as a wrinkly rocker, at least. first, the latest headlines with the ever youthful rory . youthful rory. >> thank you very much, mark. our top story and the former ceo of natwest is no longer a member of natwest is no longer a member of the prime minister's business council, a government spokesperson also confirms that dame alison rose has resigned from her roles as co—chair of the energy efficiency task force and as a member of the net zero council. after being asked to step down by the secretary of state, it's after ms rose admitted she discussed nigel farage relationship with the bank cuts to a bbc journalist while spe

and i've destination like ibiza and i've been on a flight to portugal with my son, my baby with lads want them to. and, you know, behaving in a irritating way, let's put it that way. and, you know, i wouldn't want them to be banned for life, but instead i got up and went down the aisle and said, for god's sake, will shut up think sake, will you shut up and think more can if we can almost more if we can if we can almost police each other in that way. >> do you think that was brave of you? i mean, i mean, you could come in a lot of could have come in for a lot of abuse just for doing doing that. did you feel safe enough doing that? was there abuse hurled at you? >> actually, no. they're very apologetic and i sort of apologetic. and once i sort of waved baby in face. waved the baby in their face. yeah, but the i think that's the risk that that we need take, risk that that we need to take, which is that, you know, unless i this is particularly the i think this is particularly the case with young people and young people tend to act up a fair people do tend to act up a fair bit on flights,

estaban paseando en ibiza en un yate que es de Él.zgo dentro de ese equipo sin duda que lo va a sacar del Último puesto en el que estÁn. ahora estÁn Últimos. estÁn en el puesto nÚmero 15. montse: buena inversiÓn que hicieron. se nota tambiÉn cÓmo ha cambiado la ciudad. hay un antes y un despuÉs. este efecto messi que estamos viendo de cÓmo ha movido la economÍa. todo va a cambiar. ely: la gente estÁ viajando a miami por messi. el turismo tambiÉn. jomari: eso es bueno? ely: ademÁs el reto mÁs grande estÁ en el estadio. el estadio les quedÓ pequeÑo. ayer se veÍa completamente esa escena. miles y miles querÍan entrar y no tenÍan entradas. montse: recordemos que sos temporal. jomari: nuestra gente nos ha escrito sobre el tema del chino. me sorprende porque no estÁn tanto con la madre. dicen "chino estaba feliz, pero cuando los hijos son adultos uno se puede meter en su decisiones asÍ nos duela". otra dice que le dice un poco fuerte a la madre. "chino no es un niÑo, es un hombre para decir quÉ debe hacer y quÉ no debe de hacer". lo que pas

mallorca, ibiza, menorca and even portugal join the growing list of spreading wildfires and

we see in the doc that after shooting the video for club tropicana in ibiza one morning, jorge told youhim? well, a lot. not all the time. but, you know, it's like when you lose someone. and the intensity of that loss reduces over time and the frequency. but there are obviously moments where our relationship is thrust front and foremost. the documentary is one. so i've been closer to yog over this last two or three years than i had for a little while. and obviously you love him still dearly. yeah, i think anyone who knew him loved him and had a great affection for him. 0n bbc breakfast recently, just as the documentary was coming out, we saw you helping raise awareness about young suicide prevention by completing a brutal ten—day bike ride to honour your very close friends daughter, who sadly took her own life at 17. why did you do that and what was that like as an experience? because you did it with a group of friends. yeah, it started out as my 60th birthday beano. but ben's loss, he asked me if he might attach a fundraising element to it and obviously the answer was yes, of course. a

well, i know people who are going to ibiza in two weeks time and they made an eight restaurant reservationss something that was that serious anyway. think serious anyway. and i think rhor-s— serious anyway. and i think that's where— serious anyway. and i think that's where people need that's where really people need to that's where really people need ro-h.— that's where really people need ro-h. so— that's where really people need to-in. so-clear.- to step in. so you're clear. ohwousrw— to step in. so you're clear. obviously,-don't- to step in. so you're clear.. obviously,-don't-to obviously, you don't have to choose— obviously, you don't have to choose-oo— obviously, you don't have to choose-do this— obviously, you don't have to choose-do this .- obviously, you don't have to choose do this . you can see choose to do this. you can see he— choose to do this. you can see he sorr— choose to do this. you can see he sorr or— choose to do this. you can see the sort of restaurants in front oflnow— the sort of restaurants in front orlhow, rhose — the sort of restaurants in front of i now, those - of