well, just now , igor levinok, a correspondent of the inter tv channel, who was in kurshchyna the day before, in particular in the city of suja, is joining our broadcast, igor, i congratulate you, i congratulate you, actually. from what you saw in... on russian territories, in russian settlements there, how were the ukrainian military met by the civilian population? well, actually speaking, i will not say that they were met by the local population, rather our military, they themselves find the local population, local people who are hiding there, well, for the time being, mostly in basements, in some hiding places there, and when they meet... we try to talk to these people, and offer help, in particular, humanitarian aid, water, food, write down the needs of the people there, and accordingly transfer these needs to the already newly created humanitarian headquarters, which is now engaged, as a matter of fact, in here this humanitarian aid for the residents of the kursk region, but from your experience you spoke with local residents, there was an opportunity to talk with them at least b

western suppied f-16 fire jets to counter russia's drone and missile strikes. 8:31 pm inter, you're watching press tv world news, i'm mehruz najafi, good to have you with this. it's been another deadly day for palestinians in the gaza strip where the us israel military machine is running gamak. well that's the footage of an air raid in a building in the side of refugee camp in central gaza. three people, including a child were also killed when war planes targeted residential apartment in the magazi camp. in the north at least, eight civilians were killed in air raids on gaza city, another three lost their lives when a food stall was hit, jabalia refugee camp. now in the south 14 civil. including a journalist were killed as a result of bombing of khan unis in aratha. since october 7th, when the genocide began in gaza, over 40,400 palestinians have been killed, more than 170 of them were journalists. the israely army continues with its brutal attacks against civilians in gaza. the arcraft level residential buildings and shut the blood of defenseless palestinan women and children. people of god. say the

committee. of the verkhovna rada on foreign policy and inter-parliamentary cooperation, ex-commissioner on peace settlement in donbas live on the espresso tv channel in the new week. mrs. iryna, iryna, we are glad to welcome you, good evening. glory to ukraine, i am very glad to join one of my favorite tv channels. glory to the heroes. ms. irina, the first topic that wanted to discuss with you. this is the formula for peace, peace, peace talks, in particular the washington post newspaper, an american publication, wrote about the disruption of the supposedly secret negotiations that took place between ukraine and russia due to the kurdish operation, well, in particular, if we add a little information, then in on august 24, representatives of ukraine and the occupying power... were to send negotiators to qatar regarding the cessation of strikes on energy and energy infrastructure in general from both sides, and in particular, the washington post allegedly writes, that these negotiations were disrupted due to the kurdish operation, how do you evaluate such information, such articles that appear, could it really have happened? this and and or

information just moments ago, this is a at least for press tv, this is breaking ah information for our viewers and in the middle of our inter interview we are coming across this information that is really assassination operation of honey carried out from outside his home, so that debunks basically the uh new york times, well yeah exactly, yesterday i i also uh recorded my uh witness for many news outlets and media outlets and today i'm doing the same over here, so i arrived at his room, his room walls, the outside side, they were destroyed with the ceiling was destroyed. so it was with this sound and that lightning, it it it reflects that it is something from outside, whether it is rocket or it is a projectile, that is different, and now the the officials over here, the narrative has to be respected because this is authentic and i'm sure they have gathered it uh with the scientific evidence that everybody knows in investigation business, so yes again i am, if you can't repeat what is said that he has been assassinated by a projectile with a warhead of 7 kg this is something was saying they were saying over there so that tha

friends, we are working live on the tv channel, and throughout our broadcast we are conducting a survey, today we are asking you about whether an interonfessional dialogue between the ocu and the ukrainian orthodox church is possible. let's look at the results of the television survey: 18% yes, 82% - no. we have it on youtube. ratio of 22% yes, 78% - no. i remind you, friends, that until august 24, espresso is preparing special project bright people in dark times, interesting stories about heroic people, interviews with viktor yushchenko, svyatoslav shevchuk, serhii plokhi and much more. and already at 10 p.m., the documentary film 10 years of war, on independence day, on espresso. from 8 in the morning to midnight, be there. it was the verdict preview serhii program. i say goodbye to you, take care of yourself and your loved ones, goodbye, allergies, mecha lev will overcome ci3lev. cetrilev neo protects against the most common allergens. there are discounts until independence day on citramon darnytsia, 10% in travel pharmacies. bam and savings there are 15% discounts on linex forte until independence day at podorozhnyk bam and oskad

press tv, islamabad. in bangladesh appears to be subsiding after the house of prime minister sheikh hasina. even though there is an inter government in place, bangladesh is not out of the woods yet, especially after sheikh has seen a surprise announcements in india and some revelations about muhammad yunus, the interim leader and his ties with the us. after weeks of nationwide student late protests in bangladesh against the government job quota system, prime minister. sheikh hasina, the country's longest serving leader, resigned on august the 5th. she subsequently fled to india. now that was major story in itself, but what she said in india was also newsmaker. while in india, hasina said, i resigned so that i did not have to see the procession of dead bodies. she said they wanted to come to power over the dead bodies of students, but i did not allow it. i resigned, but who is she referring to? well, hasina is referring to the... west and is interest in this island by the name of st. martin where we see over there, it's a small island off the bay of bengal, way down there, which you don't see right now, but that's a big

friends, we are working live on the tv channel, and throughout our broadcast we are conducting a survey, today we are asking you about whether an interfessional dialogue between the ocu and the ukrainian orthodox church is possible. let's look at the results of the television survey. yes, 82% - no. on youtube, we have a ratio of 22% yes, 78% no. i remind you, friends, that until august 24, espresso is preparing a special project bright people in dark times, interesting stories about heroic people, interviews with viktor yushchenko, svyatoslav shevchuk, serhiy plokhy and much more. and already at 10 p.m., the documentary 10 years of war, on independence day, on espresso, from 80 am. until midnight, be near. this was the verdict program, congratulations serhiy rudenko, i say goodbye to you, take care of yourself and your family, goodbye. when you sleep on an uneven surface, the spine takes the wrong position, because you cannot feel energetic in the morning and productive in the afternoon, and with the matryk stopper you will... forget that you are sleeping on non-ideal surface, order topper matryk for a comfortable sleep at an afforda

pressed social services to investigate kirstie allsopp, the tv presenter, was quizzed by social services for allowing her 15 year old son to get inter worker wanted to know what safeguards had been put in place when allowing her teenager to travel for three weeks. it was also called the questioning orwellian and absolutely outrageous, and i happen to agree with her completely. however, my next guest, who is perfectly sane, doesn't. i'm joined now by entrepreneur and actress amy ansell. amy, thank you so much for coming on. it is difficult because children develop at different ages, but her boy is 15, i think may even have turned 16 by now. social services have a lot to do. were they really right to pick up the fag end of gossip in a newspaper and track down kirstie allsopp ? and track down kirstie allsopp? >> absolutely. i think they were just doing their job. they have a duty of care. i think 15 years old is way too young to be on their own, and it's not necessarily the child or the teenagen necessarily the child or the teenager. is not ready , but it's teenager. is not ready, but it's also the other people that might be dangerous

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arrested for trying to steal a tv or pair of pants or whatever it was, and i think this is where the danger comes in when people try and say it was only about the use of inter materialism. most of us who live in the western world are we embrace some form of materialism, you tell me how do we escape from it? so to act like this is just something that impacts young people, it's dangerous, it's disingenuous and it's just another tactic by the government to to deflect. and distract, it's a distraction, because then if we start thinking, oh, all the use some materialistic, and that's what our major problem is, and we don't look at the underlying causes, how many redundancies announced today, how many you so unemployed now, million they say, therefore we know it's probably million and a half because weak statistics, so i think that when people try to use materialism and just at that only our young people suffer from that, that's a problem, i think anybody who watches those videos and sees the plasma screens going down t see that there is this and it is major product of this, but is it the youth that have this materialism or is everybody in society? the key differ

the situations we've seen recently and tv presenter kirstie allsopp is outraged after she was quizzed by social services for allowing her 15 year old son to go interreacting and nanny state getting involved too much? i'm dawn neesom and this is the weekend . weekend. ihope weekend. i hope you're having a lovely bank holiday weekend out there and the sun is shining wherever you are. make the most of it now. but this show is nothing without you and your views. so it's the weekend. let's have a chat. let me know your views about all the comments, all the subjects we're talking about today, it's really simple way of doing this, she said. i always try and remember you just visit gbnews.com/yoursay and join in the conversation or start a conversation, and i promise, faithfully, my favourite bit

the situations we've seen recently and tv presenter kirstie allsopp is outraged after she was quizzed by social services for allowing her 15 year old son to go inter—railing across europe. are people just overreacting and nanny state getting involved too much.7 i'm dawn neesom and this is the weekend . weekend. ihope weekend. i hope you're having a lovely bank holiday weekend out there and the sun is shining wherever you are. make the most of it now. but this show is nothing without you and your views. so it's the weekend. let's have a chat. let me know your views about all the comments, all the subjects we're talking about today, it's really simple way of doing this, she said. i always try and remember you just visit gbnews.com/yoursay and join in the conversation or start a conversation, and i promise, faithfully, my favourite bit of the show is talking to you slot, and i will try and read as many out as i can this time, i promise, i promise because i've got a really rubbish panel to be honest with. i need your company, so yeah , gb news are company, so yeah, gb news are joking. gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson and former conser

but tv presenter kirstie allsopp has hit out after she was reported to social services. yes, seriously, reports social services over letting her 15 year old son go interar, obviously went with a friend who had already turned 16. >> presumably he was called hugo, but we don't know that for sure. >> she went on to say sorry. >> she went on to say sorry. >> she went on to say sorry. >> she went on to say that it was absolutely sick and she'd been reported. >> and if we're afraid our children will also be afraid, so let it go. >> i mean, look, it's divided opinion. the idea that she let her son go abroad. >> if my parents had done that to me, i've not done that to me, but allowed me to do it, they'd have been wrong because i would have.i have been wrong because i would have. i would have died. but but obviously i'm not kirstie allsopp son, and she presumably knows her son better. and i think the idea that social services have been called when we've got everything else going on in the country is possibly a little bit silly. but anyway, coming up, my panel nominate their greatest person at uni and jackasses, and i think i've welcome back to patrick christys