of those detained by the police, the first to receive a real prison term was nineteen-year-old james nelsone court sentenced him to two months in prison and a fine of 5,000 pounds for breaking the windows of a police car. next came the older guys, fifty-eight-year-old derrek drumond, three years in prison for assaulting a police officer, david gayron, two and a half years for setting fire to a police car, and forty-one-year-old liam riley, 20 months for displaying racism and public order. in general, britain is now reaping the fruits of its own migration policy and the press is hardly exaggerating when it writes that england is on fire today. sergey kholoshevsky, anastasia vishnyakova and boris filchikov, european bureau. ntv. a state standard for quests for adults may appear in russia. deputies have put forward such an initiative. the need to adopt mandatory compliance requirements for interactive entertainment has been discussed for a long time. the discussion on this topic was spurred by the recent tragedy in makhachkala. there, a fire started during a game, and two girls died. what ther

we are talking about nineteen-year-old manchester resident james nelson.he will spend 2 months in prison. among those detained was also the wife of one of the officials. after the tragedy in southport, she called on social networks to burn down hotels with migrants. later, the woman apologized and deleted the post, but the charges against her were not dropped. on the internet, users are also discussing footage from the london underground, where a group of young black people knocked out a passenger. no one helped the man, and behind ... a woman's laughter is heard. in the comments they write, that the migrants had already become masters of the british capital. hitler planned to drop nuclear bombs on the soviet union, but he needed less than two months to do so. the documents proving the preparations for the strike were declassified by the fsb. in the autumn of 1945, group and führer werner wechtor testified during interrogations that the third reich had been closely involved in developing nuclear weapons as early as 1943. and a year later, projects for long

james nelson was jailed for two months for criminal damage.r—old jordan parlour pleaded guilty at leeds magistrates to using facebook to encourage others to attack a migrant hotel. the director of public prosecutions said his staff were even considering terrorism charges in some cases. where you have organised groups planning activity for the purposes of advancing their ideology, meeting a political objective, and then planning really, really serious disruption, then, yes, we will consider terrorism offences. it's a week now since the first riot outside a mosque in southport last tuesday. tomorrow, some a0 protests are planned. police have described the prospect as concerning, but they are hoping that the threat of immediate, long prison sentences, will deter at least some people from engaging in violence. before you go, let's check on the olympics. in the past 2a hours, australia has triumphed in the skateboarding, with 14—year—old arisa trew taking gold in the park skateboarding event, while the usa's gabby thomas won the women's 200m final.

dance workshop on 29 july the victims of the attack. with a real prison term was nineteen-year-old james nelsont sentenced him to two months in prison and a fine of 5,000 pounds for breaking the windows of a police car. older guys followed. fifty-eight-year-old derrek drummond, three years in prison for assaulting a police officer, david gayron, two and two years for setting fire to a police car, and forty-one-year-old liam riley, 20 months for displaying racism and public order. in general, britain is now reaping the fruits. mass protests, so far peaceful in nature are taking place on the other side of the atlantic in argentina, this time on the streets of buenos aires people are forced to go out because of social problems, the economic crisis, lack of income and even the possibility of earning money, the situation. expenses, pensions and the rights of employees, last week a respectable publication wrote that miley ordered a huge part of the country's gold reserves to be taken abroad, presumably to london. journalists immediately recalled that melay had previously worked for the british bankin

james nelson was jailed for two months for criminal damage.f disorder. 28—year—old jordan parlour pleaded guilty at leeds magistrates to using facebook to encourage others to attack a migrant hotel. the director of public prosecutions said his staff were even considering terrorism charges in some cases. where you have organised groups planning activity for the purposes of advancing their ideology, meeting a political objective, and then planning really, really serious disruption, then, yes, we will consider terrorism offences. it's a week now since the first riot outside a mosque in southport last tuesday. tomorrow, some 40 protests are planned. police have described the prospect as concerning, but they are hoping that the threat of immediate, long prison sentences, will deter at least some people from engaging in violence. let's turn to some other important news around the world. a pakistani national with links to iran has been charged with allegedly plotting to kill us politicians with donald trump a potential target. asif merchant, who's 46

james nelson, he's actually from here in bolton. he's in his late teens. he was sentenced to 2 months out him for criminal damage, the full the for a sold. so they're all some very serious charges. i'll take it very seriously as the government is held to emergency basis. so there's part just to about how to deal with this with the police as well. they've sent a full serv around 6000 police offices. right? offices across the country just to be ready for these 100 patients. and at what does they're expecting to see things and any more throughout the week, but they just say they want to get the written leases. they also want plus the pieces and the quote, the quote services to stay open for longer and throughout the coming we can. so they can hand down these sentences quickly and try to touch this from happening essentially to restore, come to the street. and of course com is the overwriting. hi pay or isn't it lower? many things that laura count and bolton in the north west of england. the still ahead, the lounge is 0. i will explain why nigerian protest is

also 9 called james nelson, who i mentioned here in bolton. he's in his late teens. he was arrested incentive to 2 months in prison, and now you have to pay a fine. of course, we're seeing these very organized, apparently, unified fall like troops coming all out across the country. they seem to be getting worse. the vine seems to be getting was and it's cause the government to hold an emergency cooper missing on choose accessing that, putting more units right place across the country. that all seems across piece of state loan. good. that keeping the pool open for longer so they can get these people arrested. those people causing trouble, they can get them arrested incentives quickly in order to create what definitely thing is some common decalle laura con reporting there from bolton in the u. k. we will be coming to you as and when you get reports given to do we, we, we understand there could be more protests across the country today. thank you very much for the police and the jury yet say they have arrested more than 90 demonstrators at cost of living protests were

dominic stanbridge being charged with violent disorder, which he denied james nelson was jailed for two hatred linked to the week of disorder. 28—year—old jordan parlour pleaded guilty at leeds magistrates to using facebook to encourage others to attack a migrant hotel. the director of public prosecutions said his staff were even considering terrorism charges. in some cases. where you have organised groups planning activity for the purposes of advancing their ideology, meeting a political objective and then and then planning really, really serious disruption, then yes, we will consider terrorism offences. it's a week now since the first riot outside a mosque in southport last tuesday. tomorrow some 40 protests are planned. police have described the prospect as concerning, but they are hoping that the threat of immediate, long prison sentences will deter at least some people from engaging in violence. tea m team usa are dominating a dramatic day on the track. and in a shocking upset cole hocker won the 1500 meterfinal, stealing the spotlight from great britainsjosh kerr, who was a favori

rioters detained by the police, the first to receive a real prison term was nineteen-year-old james nelson. the court sentenced him to two months in prison and a fine of 5,000 pounds for breaking the windows of a police car. next came the older guys, fifty-eight-year-old dramont, three years in prison for assaulting a police officer, david gayron, two and a half years for setting fire to a police car , and forty-one-year-old liam riley, 20 months for displaying racism and public order order. in general, britain is now reaping the fruits of its own migration policy, and the press is hardly exaggerating when it writes that england is on fire today. sergey kholoshevsky, anastasia vishnyakov and boris filchikov, european bureau, ntv. ntv viewers in the capital, then wait for the program today in moscow, and we will continue our broadcast for other regions in the central part of the country. argentina is engulfed in large-scale protests on buenos ares street people came out dissatisfied with social problems, the economic crisis, lack of funds opportunities to earn. the action was not timed to c

james nelson was jailed for two months for criminal damage.e first charge of stirring up racial hatred linked to the week of disorder. 28—year—old jordan parlour pleaded guilty at leeds magistrates to using facebook to encourage others to attack a migrant hotel. the director of public prosecutions said his staff were even considering terrorism charges in some cases. where you have organised groups planning activity for the purposes of advancing their ideology, meeting a political objective, and then planning really, really serious disruption, then, yes, we will consider terrorism offences. it's a week now since the first riot outside a mosque in southport last tuesday. tomorrow, some a0 protests are planned. police have described the prospect as concerning, but they are hoping that the threat of immediate, long prison sentences, will deter at least some people from engaging in violence. the police are worried about tomorrow night, no doubt, and what is hard to predict is which protests will turn into serious violence and so in order to be read

bolton but who have not yet faced trial, dominic stanbridge, accused of violent disorder, and james nelsonge. there was also the first charge of staring up racial hatred linked to the week of disorder. at leeds magistrates, 28—year—old jordan parle pleaded guilty to using threatening, abusive or insulting words in posts on facebook. he was also remanded in custody. in that bbc interview, the director of public prosecution said that prosecutors would consider terrorism charges where there is evidence of planning to cause really serious disruption. and all these cases, against a background of concerns about some a0 protests planned for tomorrow. the metropolitan police said it would use every power, tactic and tool available to prevent further scenes of disorder. daniel, thank you. in belfast, police say an assault on a man in his fifties last night is being investigated as a racially motivated hate crime. witnesses reported seeing attackers stamp on his head, while members of the public tried to shield him. masonry and bricks were thrown towards police during a second night of violence. fro

rioters detained by the police, the first to receive a real prison term was nineteen-year-old james nelsonsentenced him to two months in prison and a fine of 5,000 pounds for breaking the windows of a police car. the guys followed suit... the eldest, fifty-eight-year-old derrek drummond, 3 years in prison for assaulting a police officer david gayron, 2 years for setting fire to a police car and 41-year-old liam riley, 20 months for displaying racism and public order. in general, britain is now reaping the fruits of its own migration policy and the press is hardly exaggerating when it writes that england is on fire today. sergey kholoshevsky, anastasia vishnyakova and boris filchikov, european bureau, ntv. a trial began in tula today in the case of genocide during the great patriotic war. the investigation established that during the occupation, german fascists deliberately killed civilians in the region, and also shot prisoners of war, many were sent to concentration camps. evidence was obtained during search operations, studying declassified archives, eyewitness testimony, the exact figur

and there was nothing mantell that james nelson, he's in his late teens. he was sent. it's here in fault one to 2 months. plus the band has to pay a fine so the government is take it very seriously. the government's health, it's 2nd emergency may think since the escalation to find that across the u. k. and just in the past week and a half. so they all bringing additional right offices onto the streets are about a $130.00 units across england. and well, they said that they will keep these prosecution offices in the quote open for longer because really those causing the problems, those leading these, right? they want the students sentence very quickly in order to make an exam, put them in prime minister care selma says that he now wants to make the streets safer. but many people and communities like that says they need to do more that to be because they get the pump members of the community to feel more empowered implements to tell them the issues from inside of many of them. also blaming use of sarah t and the reason why so many people are so angry. okay. laura con life

there's another man from bolton here, a james nelson. he was 9, he's 19 and he's been sentenced to 2 months in prison on a have to pay quite a half define. so they are certainly using these people as examples of the net police police offices around the country or coming out in full. so we're expecting us 6000 rights police offices. it's about 31 units between england and wales, so they are set, sorry that, that he will not. and so they are certainly bringing down the full force of law onto these vices. they held that to emergency leasing, and downing street sofa chair. so on this as he will get the street face, but the people here, especially at both, they said this is a really diverse community. they're very close knit community. i've spoken to spoken to people from all walks of life from the many different cultures. and they said that never quite seen anything like that. so they, they don't really know how to react. some said that they will go out and try to support the police and, and support their institutions here. but all the set,

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