it's proved really popular. i have to pinch myself sometimes. cos how was it as a taxidriver during lockdown? eally, really difficult. and as a tour guide as well, there was no tourists, and it's just starting to come back again now as the restrictions start to end. so, you think this is something you're going to continue then? i'm definitely going to continue it, yeah. before the pandemic, manchester was the third most visited city in the uk after london and edinburgh by international visitors. and one huge draw is its iconic music scene. famous bands to have come out of manchester? stone roses. oasis. the smiths. simply red. elbow. 0k, love elbow. ah, really? but to find the bands of tomorrow, the northern quarter is where to go. it's home to some of the city's liveliest music venues. so i've come to night & day cafe. over the years, it's gained legendary status for showcasing big—named bands in their early days. what was it like to suddenly play in front of a live audience again? kind of strange at first, wasn't it? but... yeah, it was quite — i remember being really nervous. we're going to

it was built during the colonial period, about _ renovated. built during the colonial period, about 100 - renovated. it was built during the colonial period, about 100 years | colonial period, about 100 years ago, and it was a popular destination for people living in this city, because people walk over the river, a panoramic view of the river and city. it was a well—known destination. people are having doubts about its security a few years ago because it was more than 100 years old. because of its age. and there were extensive renovations carried out. many of the indian channels were talking about how they allowed people back on the bridge without having any safety on it. —— safety audit. crowd management is always an issue in india because of the number of people coming in. it is not the first time a bridge has collapsed. this incident could happen in any country. at a number of bridges have collapsed in india over the years and questions might be asked, if it is a new bridge, a bridge renovated extensively in the last few months, why people

he was taken as the prisoner of war it was during this period that half tell was recruited by the c. i a to topple gadhafi as we posted in the new york times quote, mr. half tells word for the c i a like almost all spy operations is draped in mystery. when his mission fell through half till went into exile in the united states. quote, mister hafta and his sons settled in northern virginia with a eventually bought several properties. mm. he started to attract in the interest of external actors, especially in the west of the us and france especially were interested in the role hoshal could play in helping fight terrorism on the theory. ah, sit down the law. hello, sydney po, objective to convey his army is top goal was fighting terrorism, which it did do to always make it thought terrorism and down on because in been causing you to insert it and in phase on to england, fizzle, boss, google is to always terrorism was a real and serious threat or us as well. sit dumb in and his army with our support . one big victories against this threat or 20, or you can, you will sit noodle, see after

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it was during the first half. it seemed that a red card was inevitable during the second half, but this did not happen in the end, but they limited themselves to just the same yellow cards, the campaign of the first half. in general, the derby succeeded unequivocally for neutral spectators. i think including the word studio. and yes, the game turned out bright. this is probably the most important thing danil thank you danil makhalin told about the match of cska spartak , but the work of the mayor's office continues also kiev troops fired, belgorod and border areas. he is one goal broken trying to be broken. i am now observing the third from the fourth four missiles. come on, come on guys. a blast wave knocked out windows in some high-rise buildings under fire, the village of nikolskoye damaged about 20 houses, four people were injured. russian units dealt a new massive blow to the facilities of the army of communications and energy of ukraine in the kupyansk and kryvyi rih directions, their offensive with the armed

the planet is closer to nuclear armageddon than it was during the cuban missile crisis.n only in favor of one's own benefit, blatant fakes, understatement or distortion of facts favorite weapon of the west in the hybrid war scandalous incident in riga there was an accident in which belarusian diplomats were suddenly blamed . the culprit driver made a scandal and disappeared in the incident, a car with numbers issued in our country was really involved, however, as it was possible to establish. it was the car of a european diplomat. it is he or his driver who is the culprit. the ministry of foreign affairs of belarus reacted to the accusation of the latvian media about the alleged belarusian diplomat and the accident i the information being disseminated is, of course, a primitive lie. on many photos and videos, the license plates of the vehicle are clearly visible , and it is obvious to any belarusian that these are the numbers of foreign diplomats working in our country. moreover, due to the low registration due to the plot, we received a number of requests. er, that's wh

the world is now closer to nuclear armageddon than it was during the cuban missile crisis. creepy revelations of ukrainian military publications. or soap quotes from an interview where the soldiers declare that they are killing civilians without trial in the territories occupied after the departure of the russian army, they are shooting like pigs on suspicion of collaborating with the enemy. the vushnik says strangely, but no one comments on these confessions of committing mass war crimes. let me remind you that this week there was an appeal by the military of the 25th brigade of the armed forces, where they openly admit that that they kill civilians in the course of hostilities and even finish off their wounded and still the reaction of the world community, no. total osta strike continues in france

main differences are the risk that nuclear weapons could be used by russia is greater now than it was during the cuban mess crisis. people forget this, but it was the united states that went on nuclear high alert and that was enough to convince the soviets to remove the missiles. the soviet union was not really making explicit nuclear threats. now russia is d there is a risk that they will use nuclear weapons. i do not know what percent output on it. the other difference is i do not think this is the risk of armageddon. the cuban missile crisis could have led to a direct u.s.-russian nuclear exchange. it is still hard for me to see how that happens in ukraine today. what we are really talking about is putin using battlefield nuclear weapons in ukraine. if the united states responded to my recommendations, that would be a targeted, conventional strike against russian forces. things could always escalate, but it is hard for me to see how we get to a direct strategic nuclear exchange today. that is what was on the table during the cuban missile crisis. host: still comparing the lessons learned

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at all well, it is necessary to take a lot into account to prove that then it was a new effect such before such an effect duringbombing, well, at least for several days, bombers flew continuously, well, in germany , there were such mass bombings there, too. it is very similar . the consequences were destruction, but in one minute, it happened. well, the city really won there longer, but such an effect when uh very quickly , secondly, then there was uh, radiation sickness, it was because people simply did not know that the main effect of radiation is created by this dust that people inhale, if they knew this, it would not be possible how many victims are there from the application? well, of course, this flash , which is on the near sea at a close distance, caused these fires in a city that was not made of wood, in general, now all these effects are more or less known , but we can see them now on the footage. this is such an underwater explosion, but the ship stops and there is nothing there it happens, that is, it's not a miracle, weapons, of course , you don't hear weapons, but weapons are very destructive. so,

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know if you were covering the white house then, anne, but it was -- they had put a tent on the south lawn, and it was the only time we did it duringn. and it was a white tie dinner. it was the first time e got to wear long white gloves because i wore a one-shoulder dress which was probably one of my most favorite dresses ever. and don't know if i had a date. at least it doesn't stand out. this was a beautiful, beautiful evening. but one of the funny stories from that evening was the fact that the band, when they played the first song for the first dance and they, i think it was the marine band -- >> marine band, okay, they played the laid deand the tramp. i don't know if anybody knows this, but my mother was highly embarrassed. and i'm sure the news media covered it and, you know, criticized or whatever, but that was a lovely, lovely evening. and there is your mother and your family with this wonderful audience of betty ford and her great insolence on all of us. susan ford bails thank you for joining us. >> thanks audrey. >> thank you and now we will hand it back to the executive director of the gerald r ford presidential foundati

was it a moment or was it a process? it was more a process, i think. and, you know, for me, it was duringess, when i was in the foreign office, you know, kind of exposed to the real world. just to remind people, you joined the foreign office straight out of university. you go to brussels. you become private secretary to the head of diplomatic service. quite a grand job. it's a sort ofjob that makes it look like you're rising to the top of the foreign office and end up as ambassador to denmark. but during this period, you say? yeah, ithink... in the �*90s, i spent a lot of time in brussels and indeed a lot of time after that in brussels. and i think, you know, people who go to brussels it usually has two effects on them. most, the majority effect seems to be what a wonderful thing, this is a great organisation, let's get, you know, we need to work with it. but there is a minority view which came to me, which is that i don't like this organisation. i don't agree with what it's doing. i don't think that the rush to a broader, nondemocratic, europe—wide organisation is the right thing to be d

, it is necessary to take into account a lot to prove that at that time it was a new effect like this earlier such an effect during the second world war it was created by mass bombing, well, at least for several days, bombers flew continuously, well , in germany, there were such massive bombings there as well. it is very similar. the consequences were destruction but it was so that in one minute it appeared. well, the city actually won longer, but such an effect when it happened very quickly, secondly, then there was radiation sickness, it was because people simply did not know what the main effect of radiation is created by this dust, which people inhale, if they knew it, there might not have been how many victims from exposure. well, of course , this is also the flash that was close at close distances and caused these fires in a city that was not made of wood in general now all these effects are more or less well- known, but we can see it now on the footage. here is such an underwater explosion, but the ship stops and nothing happens there, that is, it is not a miracle, weapons, of course , do not hear weapons,

it was a beautiful evening. i don't know if you were covering the white house then, but they had put a tent on the south lawn. it was the only time that we did it duringn. it was a white tie dinner. it was the first time i got to wear long white gloves because i wore a one-shoulder dress that was probably one of my most favorite dresses ever. i don't know if i had a date. it was a beautiful evening. one of the funny stories from that evening was the fact that the band, when they played the first song for the first dance, and i think it was the marine band, they played the lady is a tramp. my dad was dancing with queen elizabeth and they played the lady is a tramp and i don't know if anybody else noticed, but my mother did of course, she was highly embarrassed, and i'm sure the news media covered it and criticized it for whatever. but it was a lovely evening. there is a picture of mother dancing with prince philip, the energy between the two of them was just wonderful. >> and he is sadly missed now. how nice to have that memory at this point. and yes you are right, anytime royalty arrives at the white house it is always white tie. >> susan, thank you f

it was during the presentation of the project and it was planned to print such 3d implants on 3d printerss in particular, you can tell thanks to such implants who exactly it will be possible to help and how many such implants it will be possible to print. those e-e parts, which are joints or bones or anything else that is inserted directly into the body e-e, this is a question. what, that is, when there is no limb, that’s why i can’t give you unfortunately, not exhaustive information on the cost of endoprosthetics , because that’s more. the queen of surgery is clear, mrs. mrs. olena. please tell me. well, it’s possible, and mr. nazar says how many patients are currently in the queue prosthetists, the queues of our patients are different because we currently do not have a queue for the lower limbs, that is, we perform them very quickly and the prosthetists are competent, they cope with the flow a-a more questions about the upper limbs, i said that because of that is three times, that is, if earlier prosthetics of the upper limbs was 10%. now it is approximately 30 percent, and therefore th

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in fact, it was during world war ii.he americans got the consent of the british that they were leaving india, and they got permission for free trade, namely, on a certain system of trade within the british empire, the americans kept the entire economy of the british empire. we were supported for one reason. the americans had great economic interests in the middle east, they needed the british to be poured out of there. if you now look at well, in recent years, this is not so noticeable, but let's say, the second half of the 20th century, the americans felt very good in the middle east, both in the persian gulf and on the arabian peninsula and in egypt, by the way, english water, if not for the consolidated position of the two superpowers the soviet union of the united states of america, which by diplomatic, but by diplomatic methods, managed to stop ah. paris london and tel aviv, not allowing them to defeat the young egyptian state militarily the un general assembly accepted the consent of egypt the decision to deploy pe

it was during a live fire exercise for soldiers training to plight. and ukraine with china says, is economy is a driving force for global growth while the countries, the space with taiwan, but is prepared to use force against anyone that intervenes ahead of the crucial communist party. congress is due to define china's strategy for the next 5 years. and burkina faso confirmed this new transitional president who ousted a french back to leader and a qu, we ask locals, what they think of parents is role in the african countries.

it came against the texas rangers at shotwell stadium, douglas parents in the stand. the previous record was bitten by a 3 players in the late nineties in early 21st century, but it was during an error when the game was rife with steroid abuse, judges, new tally over 62 homeless is widely considered to be the clean record. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories. russian president vladimir putin is finalizing his plans to annex for ukrainian regents. the upper house of parliament has approved the legislation, which now had to put in for his signature. ukraine's president says his troops are making rapid and powerful progress against the russian forces in the south and east of them. as the landscape says, dozens of towns, villages have been liberated in the past week. south korea and the us have carried out miss sol and ed drills in response to a missile lodge by north korea. miss south 5 by sean yang on tuesday, went over the japanese territory. montana has more from washington dc. now this a ratcheting of us engagement in the region, you've got the secretary of defense calling his counterpart in japan. and in south korea, you got the secretary of state, the natio

so for me, ukraine is my life , as it was before the war, and as it was during it. my captivity and thetomorrow and the day after tomorrow, and we will annoy you until the moment i live in this world. first of all, thank you . my side to my relatives to my mother to my father my son to my husband close to my friends i still wrote four verses and still this was such an inspiration it wasn't very difficult because i don't know how to do it in ukrainian well, i'm already learning, i'm already asking to talk in ukrainian. now, for a second, i'm a wonderful country, ukraine. it has many different beautiful places, my family lives there, kind people are found there, the sun is everywhere. they smell different colored flowers with a smile children are playing we need to take care of ukraine about its rivers forests forests fields we will protect ukraine because for ukrainians that is our native earth hmmm as long as we are all together there is strength nancy's language kneel down, loved and protected by the lord, ukraine should prosper. this is wonderful. thank you , tatyana victoria. of cour

a war it was during trump that it was formed. ies of the unit, it was during trump that a plan was developed on how ukraine would be used during his presidency, and these statements, including nothing personally, meaning empty ilona mask, they are aimed only at ensuring that in our expert community this the myth of the possibility of an agreement with the republicans to support this the purpose of these statements, i do not say this. it is quite possible that the hotel, if we are really listened to in to the team of karim jean-pierre, and then to her the digest of this uh, the transmission welcomes. i still want to calm down. but what the rake said, at least. this is not a unanimous opinion that there is still an opinion in this studio that we will not influence the american elections, because in fact there is really a big difference no for russia, democrats or a republic, they have an inter-party consensus regarding relations with us, and then , it seems to me, and there are no opportunities to influence on this. let them calm do

during eisenhower times it was winterized. he was -- he still maintain that. over the years the administration, president nixon during his time put a lot of expansion into the camp. expanding aspen and putting in the hourglass shape pool cover. adding laurel, the main entertainment cabin. you see it on news reports and coverage of world leaders visiting. a number of other features throughout. it's been modernized at times. it is a challenge. that has been going on for the past four or five years. now a very sequential and smart -- and maintain the rustic nature on the outside and the amenities on the inside. it is not a marvel and blabbed's. it's not meant to be. it is rustic and comfortable. to think and walk-in privacy. to recreate on your own or meet with other leaders as some of these voters depict. the most unique thing, the evergreen chapel. that was donated through private money. it was gifted to the president of the united states at camp david and 1991 during president george h. w. bush. >> how do the presidents get to camp david you talk to fdr with dr

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was at a party at kevin spacey�*s apartment, they were both working on broadway at the time, and it was duringwn onto a bed. kevin spacey says it didn't happen. as you said, he said they were never alone together. when the allegations first came out, he issued a statement on twitter in which he apologised and said he couldn't remember what happened. but that it could have been simply inappropriate drunken behaviour. he now says, and he said in the trial, that he regrets apologising for something, a statement perhaps encouraged by his publicist, for something that he says he did not do. and what reaction has there been to this? kevin spacey by all accounts was quite emotional at the end of this, when the jury's verdict was read out. he didn't speak to reporters leaving the courthouse, but his lawyer did issue a statement, and i will read a little part of it. the lawyer said he was deeply thankful thatjustice had been done following what the lawyer described as a swift and decisive verdict. the lawyer went on to say that mr spacey was grateful to live in a country where the citizens have a right