we know from the history iceland that iceland is going to keep splitting apart. so the tennessee, the target for those faults to keep moving over time, can't go back in time. we're on a time machine say don't build in graphic, but now that we know there's all these faults, are there, maybe we should be really conscientious about land use. many a printed ex former residents are still looking for new homes. prentice was able to move in with their partner cost involved in a sense, but it's not quite how the couple had hoped to start this new chapter of their lights on. yeah, and it wasn't supposed to happen in a friday afternoon in a, in a chaotic situation. then me cry all the time. we were supposed to be a high speed failures moment. this is, you know, i always pictured the top coming with all the phones and all my stuff and real like, sit down on the couch in the evening. so happy, finally living together, but instead it was like me, my basketball friend that came with us, the 2 casts and i was crying, watching tv about what would happen to my town. it's so it's

we know from the history iceland that iceland is going and keeps putting apart. so the tennessee, the target for those faults to keep moving over time can't go back in time. we on the time machines, they don't build in graphic, but now that we know there's all these faults, are there, maybe we should be really conscientious about land use. many of brendan ex, former residents are still looking for new homes. prentice was able to move in with their partner cost involved in a sense, but it's not quite how the couple had hoped to start this new chapter of their lights on. yeah, and it wasn't supposed to happen in a friday afternoon in a, in a chaotic situation. i'm me cry all the time. we were supposed to be a big deal. he was moment. this is, you know, i always pictured the talk coming with all the phones and all my stuff and real like, sit down on the couch in the evening. so happy. finally living together, but instead it was like me, my basketball friend that came with us, the 2 casts and i was crying, watching tv about what would happen to my town. it's so it's

the f b i can come to iceland to help protect iceland. so the iceland, the government invited the f b i and. and when they got there, the interior minister at the time who we interviewed on. and you're on that show, john, cuz i just watched it recently. you're on that show with the former during this device with and he explained how he became to understand that this was a fake threat that the f b i cooked up, they got there. so they can frame julianna's sondra picked out week leaks and they needed the cooperation of the iceland and government. so they were pinning this cyber attack that was going to destroy isis infrastructure and julian instruction weeklies. and they got unemployment couple of and for me to try to pin that on. and when he found out about that kicked him, i'm saying all this because the by ministration tried hard to get him please. and they have 3. i there at the eyes to where he was living, to get julie massage, they failed, then it became the new york times problem, right? they didn't have the goods. they came up in tha

the town's inhabitants are now scattered all over iceland, torn between the need to carry on with their lives and the hope that they may yet be able to return home. we had a town meeting with the government and i told them that story this so they would understand how much totally hard it is to not have a whole loose all your money at the same time as you lose to community years you your security, the residents have had to be relocated, businesses closed, one man who fell into a crack in the earth's crust, couldn't be rescued. the question for residents is, when will it be safe to return to their homes? or will glinda vic remain a ghost town forever? when we look at the distribution where the grabbing isn't going to fix, it's a low lying area. we know the lava is like water, it's like a river. it takes the lowest level and the landscape, right? rivers don't flow over the top of mountains. lava doesn't flow over the top of mountains, so the easiest path is to go straight through town. there's nothing that can be done. brenda is going to start to home. was born in green, the vic like the o

. >> and iceland is definitely a remarkable place.here you land at the capital's airport and you can see a volcano erupt out of your airplane window. and when you ask the icelanders i don't worry, the magma channels in a different direction, but it is very close and you're absolutely right. the volcanoes do disrupt life there, but they also give that place an abundance of energy. and now the iceland or say, they've found a way they could get even more four out of the earth's power. here's what we learned the awesome power of nature on full display in southwest iceland the reykjanes peninsula, close to the capital, suffering a string of violent volcanic eruptions in the past years iceland's massive activity, both a burden and a blessing for those who live here the town of grindavik, close to the eruption site evacuated the fisher running right through the streets and the houses cracks, clara holders, the tier, one of the more than 3,000 residents evacuated last november says she's had enough and will never move back i get goosebumps wh

. >> and this is cnn while destructive and dangerous, iceland's highly active volcanoes could one day provide clean energy to hundreds of millions so people that's because scientists are finding new ways to harness all of that power. >> cnn's fred pleitgen has the story awesome power of nature on full display in southwest iceland reykjanes peninsula close to the capital, suffering a string of violent volcanic eruptions in the past years iceland's massive activity, both a burden and a blessing for those who live here the town of grindavik, close to the eruption site, evacuated the fisher running right through the streets and the houses cracks. >> clara holders, the tier, one of the more than 3,000 residents evacuated last november says she's had enough and will never move back i get goosebumps when i talk about it because it was really, really strange, just long lines of cars exiting town it was like a terrible movie or something. >> when things appear to get more calm, a few months later, another violent eruption occurs as the rate tiana's peninsula seems to have entered into a period

experts say, keeping the specialists at iceland's meteorological office tasked with predicting eruptionsusy round the clock, the gps station that telling us if the ground is changing, it is the forming we are maintaining the jail chemical monitoring that is telling us which are the kind of gases that are leasing leaving the volcanoes, while volcanoes often have an impact on life here in iceland, the icelanders have found ways to harness the power of our violent earth geothermal power plants, feeding off the heat, providing emission free energy in abundance. >> and leading companies from around the world to move energy intensive manufacturing like aluminum production to iceland our team traveled all the way to the northeast of iceland to the craft law geothermal plant when drilling a new borehole here at cruft lot, they accidentally hit a shallow magma chamber and now are working on harnessing the earth's energy he, almost directly from the extremely hot magma the projects director says, this technology could provide clean energy for hundreds of millions of people. >> we have a very big p

on macs volcanic eruptions are often viewed as dangerous and destructive, but some countries like iceland are realizing these eruptions can have a big upside cnn's fred pleitgen has more awesome power of nature on full display in southwest iceland the reykjanes peninsula, close to the capital, suffering a string of violent volcanic eruptions in the past years iceland, massive activity, both a burden and a blessing for those who live here the town of grindavik, close to the eruption site, evacuated the fisher running right through the streets and the houses cracks clara holders, dots tier, one of the more than 3,000 residents evacuated last november says she's had enough and will never move back i get goosebumps when i talk about it because it was really, really strange to you as long lines of cars exiting town, it was like an a terrible movie or something. when things appear to get more calm, a few months later, another violent eruption occurs as the rate tiana's peninsula seems to have entered into a period of hi volcanic activity that could last months, years, or even centuries. experts

massive loss of life due to heat; saudi arabia is covered in monstrous heat; roads in iceland's grindovikka are covered lava. and the fact is that he is ready to light up new stars. the qualifiers will begin tomorrow. we'll announce the audition dates. we start the new week with a union theme. today the 66th session of the parliamentary assembly of the union of belarus and russia will be held in minsk. the agenda promises to be traditionally rich. we are expecting a statement from the oval hall in a few hours. anton malyuta knows what colleagues from the two countries will talk about. the parliaments and belarus of russia are now in full swing. active work, allied colleagues are always in touch, but it so happened that for such large meetings as today they gather twice a year, so there are always enough topics for discussion, today the main thing will be the budget for 2023, what projects the funds were allocated to and what benefits it brought to the entire union state, parliamentarians will have to hear and approve the report, this session will 66 in a row, without being afraid of the mag

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they 70s dirt on cnn iceland's highly active volcanoes could one day provide clean energy, to hundredsf millions of people. >> and that's because scientists are finding new ways to harness all that power. she had ends fred pleitgen has the story the awesome power of nature on full display in southwestern iceland the ray reykjanes peninsula, close to the capital suffering a string of violent volcanic eruptions in the past years iceland, massive activity, both a burden and a blessing for those who live here the town of grindavik close to the eruption can cite evacuated the fisher running right through the streets and the houses cracks. >> clara holders, the tier, one of the more than 3,000 residents evacuated last november says she's had enough and will never move back i get goosebumps when i talk about it because it was really, really strange just long lines of cars exiting town, it was like an a terrible movie or something. when things appear to get more calm, a few months later, another violent eruption occurs as the rate qian has peninsula seems to have entered into a period of high

after he picked _ half—time against iceland after he picked up — half—time against iceland after heabout england's starting line—up, especially— about england's starting line—up, especially in midfield. could liverpool's trent alexander—arnold the on _ liverpool's trent alexander—arnold the on line — liverpool's trent alexander—arnold the on line for a place in the starting _ the on line for a place in the starting xi, especially after his impressive performances last week, or how— impressive performances last week, or how about mainoo, at 19, the youngest— or how about mainoo, at 19, the youngest player in the squad, so plenty— youngest player in the squad, so plenty of— youngest player in the squad, so plenty of permutations for gareth southgate to consider before the opening — southgate to consider before the opening england match against serbia on sunday~ _ opening england match against serbia on sunda . �* , ., ~ opening england match against serbia onsunda . �* , ., ~ a new study has found that elephants call out to each other using individual names. researchers from colorado

turkey is flooded with rain, roads and subways are flooded, and a volcano erupts in iceland. lava destroys everything in its path. the legendary t-34 arrived from russia to participate in... for the sake of training with tanks will begin next week, belarus is preparing for independence day. today is the third final day fourteenth republican festival of national cultures. traditionally, it takes place on the augustow canal, which celebrates its bicentenary this year. concert programs, interactive platforms, and a fishing festival will continue until the evening. we will find out what is happening now from our correspondent. than in the previous two festival days. there are dozens of thematic venues here: an exhibition, a fair of folk crafts, guests can take part in a gastrofest of belarusian cuisine and a fish festival catching the festival itself, first of all, it allows many representatives of different nations to introduce themselves, show their values, and it is very cool to get acquainted with the customs of other nations. there is also a thematic platform dedicated to th

the residence of queen the vic in iceland. after the volcano erupted, they managed to escape, but had to leave their houses behind. will they ever be able to return the volcano below those next? on the w 3 young immigrants from zimbabwe support the family because the states cons, the siblings live in england and from africa and send as much money as possible. but the financial obligations are an enormous transactions in 45 minutes on the w, the the coming 0 seems excels 3 trans people. stories each kind items that feed us complex doors, translating some of the sofa to chit chat, 3 generations lunch, any thoughts? july 7th on dw. get ready for an exciting, auburn toyota for little surprised. hi, irish. and i'm ready to dive into the hands of human to do you? have you have a one the need before you go to the spot and unexpected side supplies. on january 14th, 2024 disaster struck the coastal iceland town of green the bank there was never supposed to be a possibility of both cain or ups and including the just round a crack opened

the rest of the use of queen the vic in iceland. after the volcano erupted, they managed to escape, but had to leave their houses behind. will they ever be able to return the volcano below close? next, on d, w not pursued. so i would love to set then monday. we'll see, let's do the same thing. so didn't know thoughts production without cutting down local mangrove for is a big change for us on the national park. and the people of the people is a d, c, b as in 16 minutes on the w, the coming 0. same 6. 03 trans paper. base stories is not kind items that feed us complex doors inside. so he sort of addition chips in search of the church. 3 generations, one, jenny dunst july 7th on d. w. conflicts, crises. every single connection mapped out shows the geophysical reality. the on the board is what makes things the way they are mapped out, navigating a changing world. now on youtube, the on january 14th, 2024 disaster struck the coastal iceland town of green the bank. there was never supposed to be a possibility of a volcano or option in cl

world is melting. thousands of years of tradition is this fading away for over, for digging age. iceland, photographer rock, no access on has traveled to the most remote regions of in northern hemisphere to capture the extreme changes in the environment and habitat. his mission for using those moments in someone's life in their environment. nothing coming back with count his photography of the arctic change our perception of the climate crisis. the regular has seen 1st hand the drastic changes in nature and habitat in greenland. iceland and siberia the i think it is very important as documents life i guess engine. yeah. i think he does it. i think all lies will be facing the think and coming is people's life changing light in green. i'm done and i very of a on the dry, stalling and also smaller but it has been closed down and being let's see if we're moving to the good townsend. the hunting grounds is getting a little bit more difficult when to see us. it's getting sooner. these drastic changes are plainly visible in greenland, where the photographer has seen vast ice sheets melt into th

the residence of queen the vic in iceland. after the volcano erupted, they managed to escape, but had to leave their houses behind. will they ever be able to return the volcano below the next on dw saving planning, the todd. this is spreading around the city's metropolitan areas and presents a swiss the government announced unambitious project 5 years ago to check the problems that area made of trees. what is become of is, and of greenville woods. really, the solution is in 60 minutes on d, w, the, the, the, the, it is currently more people than in such a passion. life tied to this within pod form. that's the best part of the nation. press one to be able to find out the baby story info, migraines, reliable news to migrate wherever they may be. the on january 14th, 2024. disaster struck the coastal iceland town of green the bank. there was never supposed to be a possibility of a volcano or upson in clinic, just round to take a crack opened and the earth's surface love of began flowing towards the town. the dream, vic defamation

in their final disappointed defeat to iceland in theirfinal warm up game on friday, but there here inening game of the euros against serbia on sunday. bind? their opening game of the euros against serbia on sunday. andy swiss there for us. — against serbia on sunday. andy swiss there for us, thank— against serbia on sunday. andy swiss there for us, thank you. _ that's the latest from the england camp — but for scotland, their preparations are well underway. they arrived in germany yesterday, and are based in the south of the country in bavaria, in the foothills of the mountains at garmisch—partenkirchen. their first match is the tournament opener on friday night against the hosts germany nearby in munich at the allianz arena. a huge moment in the spotlight for steve clarke's side. they'll go on to face switzerland and hungary in group a. and we can head to scotland's base now, and get the latest from jane dougall who is there for us. great to see you jane, great back up there as well, a bit worrying for andy robertson in the training session earlier, is there anything to read into tha

stones had to be replaced at half—time during england's defeat at iceland last week after he picked upack with roche any obvious ill effects is clearly encouraging and bodes well for his chances of being fit to play. it was also good to see luke shaw back in training as he continues his recovery from long—term injury, though he did not seem to take part in any of the contact training, so he clearly still has some work to do to get back to full fitness. the big selection that emma as far as gareth soaked it is who will partner declan rice in midfield. he has various options, there is kobbie mainoo, conor gallagher, also trent alexander—arnold who was so impressive in england's two warm—up matches last week. still a few permutations for garth southgate to work through ahead of that opening match against serbia on sunday. find match against serbia on sunday. and ahead of that open match, security on the agenda as well.— ahead of that open match, security on the agenda as well. that's right, thousands of _ on the agenda as well. that's right, thousands of england _ on the agenda as well. th

gases that are leasing leaving the volcanoes while volcanoes often have an impact on life here in iceland, the icelanders have found ways to harness the power of our violent earth geothermal power plants, feeding off the heat, providing emission free energy in abundance. and leading companies from around the world to move energy intensive manufacturing like aluminum production to iceland. our team traveled all the way to the northeast of iceland to the craft law geothermal plant when drilling a new borehole here at cruft lot, they accidentally hit a shallow magma chamber and now are working on harnessing the earth's energy almost directly from the extremely hot magma the project's director says, this technology could provide clean energy for hundreds of millions of people. >> we have very big part of all of humanity living close to a volcano. and if we are able to harness the volcano directly, reducing the risk by, by lowering the pressure in lowering the tension in the, in the volcano. then of course we have a win-win situation using the earth for this natural energy without burning foss

the regular has seen 1st hand the drastic changes in nature and habitat in greenland. iceland and siberia the i think it is very important as documents life i guess engine. yeah. i think he does it. i think the whole lives will be facing the thinking coming is people's lives are changing. light in green. i'm done and i've area they are the dry stalling, and also small businesses have been close down and being that the people moving to the good times in the hunting grounds is getting a little bit more difficult when to see us. it's getting sooner. these drastic changes are plainly visible in greenland, where the photographer has seen vast ice sheets melt into the sea within 2 decades . and when i was in 70 fields, the 1995 i was traveling on tops that 20 years later i was standing about the hunters community. thousands of years of tradition is fading away. kind of then the dog feet and dogs with 30000 dogs some 10 years ago now the 7000. so it goes down with the, with the hunters. so it's changing young generation will be facing the different kind of 5 for somebody say. so retina returns a

the residents of green, the vic in iceland. after the volcano erupted, they managed to escape, but had to leave their houses behind. will they ever be able to return the volcano below the next, on dw, reading induced to send a new business upon. a millionaire from the czech republic is investing big time into struggling steel manufacturer of the above speculations. i'll make you investigate the company a fresh start we reckon made in germany in 60 minutes on d. w. the enjoying disease and come to take a look at this. our tv highlights me every week in your inbox, subscribe. now. my name is the calls back. said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold the bad. a lot of people do that is soon about saying it loud sense. would it be? you know, if you say like good everyone to ok. sharing into the microphone. sorry. check out the award winning outcome. don't hold back. the on january 14th, 2024. disaster struck the coastal iceland town of green the bank. there was never supposed to be a possibility of a volcano

iceland at the euro eight years ago. that allowed the georgian team to get out of the group happened against the portuguese team. in the second minute, kvartskhelia scored a quick goal, and in the fifty-seventh minute, mikautadze converted the penalty. the result is 2:0. this defeat was the first for selisoudas under head coach robert martinez. the portuguese, despite to defeat, i will finish. were first in group f, leader cristiano ronaldo was attacked by a fan, the fan jumped on the player right from the stands. at the last moment, a security guard managed to save the player from harm. but this is the joy of the turkish team, which defeated the czech team 2:1 in the 20th minute. the czechs fought with ten men, the barracks were removed for rough play, calhanaglu and tasun became the palaces of victory. the turks move on, the czechs leave the tournament. but the romanian national team and slovakia shared the points in a brotherly manner, the teams scheduled the world championship and this allowed squads to reach the pla

england face iceland tomorrow at wembley in their final pre—tournament warm—up game.y have had at their disposal technically gifted attacking players like jack grealish and james maddison and left them out of a squad for a major tournament, but that is what has happened. gareth southgate actually has just said that this has been one of his most difficult days in the job, to leave those two out in particular. fact is, england just have a surplus of options in those attacking positions, and southgate said that players like eberechi eze, cole palmer, have just had better seasons. in defence, well, options are more limited. harry maguire, who's been a stalwart under southgate, just hasn't recovered from injury. luke shaw at least has recovered to be in the squad. but here's a name — adam wharton, just 20, only played half a season in the premier league, finds himself in the squad. reeta, many people say that england have never had more options for their national men's team. but as southgate has acknowledged, in many ways, thatjust makes hisjob more difficult. joe wilson t

and this is a live look at west iceland.s as a volcano southwestern iceland continuing to spurt lava for days since it erupted fifth time since december. the blue lagoon one of iceland's biggest attractions opened after the nearby volcano had stabilized. these are just some of the stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ has begun ♪ we've already won ♪ ♪ i'm still eric and i got botox® cosmetic. i'm seeing a lot less prominent lines than i did before, the results have been subtle but noticeable. botox® cosmetic is fda approved to temporarily make frown lines, crow's feet, and forehead lines look better. the effects of botox® cosmetic may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness may be a sign of a life-threatening condition. do not receive botox® cosmetic if you have a skin infection. side effects may include allergic reactions, injection site pain, headache, eyebrow, eyelid dr

i just want to show you these dramatic pictures from iceland.there isn't an evacuation order as the lava's slow progress means there isn't believed to be an imminent risk. the lava is a result of a volcanic eruption last month in the reykjanes peninsula region. the volcano has since stabilised. hello. for some of you, it's been a lovely sunny start to sunday, but we're seeing cloud become more extensive now, and will continue to do so through the rest today, bringing some outbreaks of rain. but there will be a few areas — as i'll show you — sticking with the sunshine. the cloud has been streaming out to the north atlantic, a weather system just the south of iceland pushing its way southwards and eastwards. the further away you are from that on either side is where you've got the best chance of seeing some sunshine — some of that continuing, southern counties of england — especially towards the southwest — and also the channel islands. north of central belt of scotland, some sunny spells, too, but a few showers and quite a cold and brisk wind. it

actually, let's talk about serhii rebrov, because both in the match with bosnia and in the match with iceland there, well, the mesentery bounced, and there we remember that he, well, the lieutenant's motive is such that he says, here i am great and we passed, and to this one with italy, let's remember the match, the third team of italy drove us. we had to miss five or six there, in the end there was a controversial penalty, he only focused on it there, he says: if we awarded a penalty, we would win, that is, as a rule, well, if we take any head coach there, he he always analyzes there and talks about the pros and cons, and at serhiy rybrov’s, as a rule, he only says there, i took it out, i took it out to the euro, and there is the fact that the format is now simplified, the exit to the euro, he talks about it for some reason he does not say, but about the coaching staff, yes, it is very large in... indeed in terms of numbers, but if we are talking about the same vicento gomez, he did not stay there even in the olympics, he was expelled, there is the same rustam khudzhamov, well, he stood his

we will talk about serhiy rebrov, because both in the match with bosnia and in the match with in icelandthere, well, it bounced off, and there we remember that he, well, the motive is such that he says, i'm big and we passed, and before that with italy, let's remember the match, italy's third team drove us. we had to concede 5-6 there, in the end there is a controversial penalty, he only focused on it there , he says that if a penalty was awarded, we would win, that is, as a rule, well, if we take any head coach there, he always there he analyzes and talks about the pros and cons, while serhii rebrov, as a rule, only there he says i took him out, i took him to the euro, and there the fact that the format is now simplified to the euro, he doesn't talk about it for some reason, but about the coaching staff, so he's really big . by number, but if we are talking about the same vicente gomez there, he did not stay there even in the olympics, he was kicked out, there is the same rustam kudzhamov, well, he stood his ground in mariupol, sometimes, and then worked as an expert, and then became...

andrii, if we talk about bosnia and iceland, our team showed character, we remember, yes, that we lostwe won a match, just like with north macedonia, yes, if, well, to some extent, of course, i agree with you that the quality of the game, she was not quite what we would like to see, and we thought that today's match, yes, but if we did... that it would go that way, yes, that there would be fart, luck, there would be to some extent, us they are afraid, yes, because the transfer price of our players and powerful clubs represent for... football players, but we understand that this is just such a, you know, good, er, such, as it were, nuance before the match against slovakia, yes, because we understand , that if slovakia and i go to the game in such a state, in such an emotional, psychological state, in a relaxed state, yes, without struggle, without tackles, without emotions, some kind of backbiting in a good way. even for our players, we have no chance, and in this context i understand that the coaching staff, once again, must analyze, it must draw conclusions, and we hope that these wil

businesswoman halla tomasdottir was declared the winner of iceland's presidential election on sunday,o—founded by uk businessman richard branson which promotes business practices focused on humanity and the climate. iceland's president holds a largely ceremonial position in the parliamentary republic, acting as a guarantor of the constitution and national unity. in the uk general election, the veteran politician diane abbott has said she intends to "run and win" as a labour candidate. she was suspended from the party in 2023 after comments she made about racism, but was allowed back in last month. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. we saw some pretty decent weather over the weekend. saturday, scotland, northern ireland saw the warmth and the sunshine. it was england and wales on sunday which saw temperatures reach 2a celsius in a few locations. this upcoming week, though, will be rather disappointing for many. it'll turn a lot cooler for earlyjune — sunshine and showers, and nights will become chilly. gardeners and growers, do beware, could see a touch of frost at night from

centre—back hasn't played since april and was expected to miss tomorrow's final warm—up game versus iceland to break into city's starting line up towards the end of the league season. he remained on the bench throughout the cup final, and for key premier league matches against tottenham and west ham. he did feature for england as a substitute on monday — in their win over bosnia—herzegovina. harry has made some progress. but, you know, that's been complicated and we definitely wouldn't have had him in the group stages. and there was too many hurdles to get through without really being clear of where we might get to. so... and given that we've, you know, we've not got a clean bill of health across the rest of the backline as well, then that became, you know, we need cover. we need players that are fit and ready to go from the start. so again, another really difficult call, you know, how i feel about harry maguire and what he's done for england and what he's done for me as a manager. of course, mathers and jack both give us something different as well. so they've been tough calls. they've bee

in fact, all the way from iceland and the norwegian sea — this pattern is not likely to change an awfulin the south less predominantly dry. temperatures really struggling — ten for our friends temperatures really struggling — ten for ourfriends in temperatures really struggling — ten for our friends in lower rate, temperatures really struggling — ten for ourfriends in lower rate, 16—18 across the south of the country. we should be closer to 20 at least in some spots in the south. by the end of the night, showers will become more frequent in western scotland, but the rest of the uk should have generally clear weather, and quite chilly. in towns and cities, 7—8 c, outside of town, 2—3 lower than that. friday the weather front across the uk again, originating from the north, that's where the air comes from as well. so i think of a speu comes from as well. so i think of a spell of rain for parts of scotland and the north living at later in the morning. showers will be quite frequent in the north of scotland, in the south, showers will be less frequent and predominantly sunny spells. again,

well , look, slightly different rivals, after all , iceland and bosnia, now the teams there have neveren super football, it’s just that now they are also in a slump, after all, remember the match with romania, they can’t win a single fight, it’s clear that nobody in the championship of ukraine doesn't play rough there against. because there is some kind of maybe even an unspoken agreement, right? you see that tsdokov lost everything, he flew away by several meters, so now the strokes don't come out either, because there he plays almost without difficulty in the championship of ukraine, there and because of that he grows, since his price, well, theoretically grows , because we see that no one is interested, and these matches prove that after all his level, the average level of the championship of ukraine, so he fits, but if we are talking about some tops there, well, few people now... attention is paid to him at all, and he cannot prove that with his game he is a top football player, although we know that he has a lot of talent, there is another fact, anthony taylor is from england, the