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she found karolina's unexpected shelter in the office of the modeling school, which is located in thet. well, here we had an improvised kitchen and a dining room, and a hall for actually here, there are even lines for the fashion show, and a mirror here, together with her friends, karolina organized the volunteer center well, such changes took place, they deal with everything from helping pensioners to the supply of shoes and bulletproof vests to the front lines actually turned out that we had a lot of acquaintances and the terror of the armed forces of ukraine expanded very much. we saw that very, very many people we knew went to this uh, then they started contacting us, that is, by word of mouth, so to speak. we we cooperate a lot with various volunteer centers and volunteer organizations. karolina left kyiv at the beginning of april, when the russian troops had already retreated under shelling, and constant volunteer activity almost led to she recalls a nervous breakdown, and the girl decided to take a rest. she realized that if the war doesn't kill me , stress will kill my nerves.

playing the sixth seed, karolina pliskova. that looks a very difficult match on paper but katie boulter will be buoyed by the fact she beat carolina pliskova last week. the other brits are jack draper, liam broady and harriet dart, so plenty to try to lift the mood of the home fans here but it's not only about the brits. the other stars on show today are rafael nadal, coco gauff and the most dominant player in tennis right now, eavis were intact. lets see what the weather is doing at wimbledon and for the rest of us with matt taylor. a good swathes of europe is currently searing under an unusually strong heatwave for this stage in june, all the way from north africa through to the arctic circle. we've got temperatures well above average, june records have been broken far and wide, for some as much as 20 degrees where it would be normally at this stage. the extent of that exceptional heat is shown here by the red colours and orange colours on the chart. france, spain, blue colours showing temperatures at the moment for many are

and karolina minsk 2012, as well as last year's battle e 21 and actually karolina harutyunyan runs fasterince the time gap is quite large. i think, uh, actually carolina will win. the judge was one of them. first on this chat, come back come back and to hear karolina rutyunyan passes us further than the competition. i also want to perform at the end for the audience directly outside the main program. you can say so, the next couple is mikhail inyakin and danila nasonov of russia, everything will be on its own four pairs, respectively, from these four pairs , four winners will be revealed and, accordingly, these four winners will fight for two places. uh, because the team's star captains will choose. only uh, your purchases mikhail myakin is our semi-final with the show russian ninja and the creator of the international series of transport challenger a danila nasonov, instructor of the senior group of the academy, parkour record holder of russia for the farthest flight la-chat, but this is nothing generally the first, but nonetheless. it doesn't mean anything yet, but no, in in this case j

karolina pliskova instinctively turned left. well, it's what she did last year. the player from initially. the atmosphere grew as the playerfrom leicestershire nearest the camera showed her best tennis against the number six seed. boulter lost the first set but the second went to a tie—break and ended like this. bold had beaten the xxx player earlier this month but this was eastbourne. this was everything. it was also a family occasion. mr; it was also a family occasion. my gran it was also a family occasion. tj�*i gran passed it was also a family occasion. tj�*i: gran passed away it was also a family occasion. ti: gran passed away two it was also a family occasion. m; gran passed away two days ago and i'd like to dedicate that to her today. i've got hopefully many more matches to play and, if i can have you guys behind me, hopefully i can go all the way. thank you so much. on court 18, heather watson concluded her match against wang qiang of china, a straight sets win. reaching the third round of wimbledon, heather watson first is that a decade ago, but you know

it was also the biggest win of katie boulter�*s career, beating last year's wimbledon runner—up karolinashe'll next play two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitova. i'm super proud of myself today. i went out there, i didn't feel great on the court, and i worked so hard to get out there and battle and fight. against a player like that, it means so much to me coming through that. i think i just try to stay with her on and serve. i think ijust tried to stay with her on and serve. she was serving well. i had a few things that i let go off. i think that's what made the difference, closing at the game and staying with her as much i could. in the men's draw, ryan peniston's recent run of impressive form continues after he beat french open quarterfinalist holger rune in three sets. the 26—year—old will now play spain's pedro martinez for a place in the last eight. another briton is also through to the last 16 with dan evans. a 6—4, 6—3 winner over france's adrian mannarino, and he'll take on american maxime cressy tomorrow. brooks koepka is the next high—profile golfer expected tojoin greg norma

she produced a fantastic fightback to beat last years runner—up karolina pliskova.rds, dedicating the win to her gran, who she revealed died just two days ago. 0h, oh, i'm going to get emotional. my crowning passed away two days ago and i would just like to dedicate that to her today. s it's very difficult for anybody in that circumstance but i think they have the match to look forward to is one way you can put your head in the place to come out and give a performance like that. her grandpa and her mum were there today and i think that gives her extra meaning to get the victory today. meanwhile heather watson has matched her best wimbledon singles performances. she's through to the third round after beating wang qiang earlier. she only needed one game today to wrap up a 7—5 6—4 victory in a match halted by darkness yesterday. she'll face slovenian kaja juvan on friday. it was a great day too for liam broady. like boulter, he's a wildcard at this years championships, but he came from two sets to one down to beat argentine 12th seed diego schwartzman. a phenomenal vic

any way, however passing the steps can be falsifications and cases, everything is told by dentist karolinarapetyan, in addition, people who are not sufficiently educated will enter. among my classmates there were people with 101 points, for example, which is not enough motivated who are not knowledgeable enough for the first course, well, that is, we will not miss it and these were people who , relatively speaking, well, did not know how many chambers in the heart and the difference between dna and rna, and for me it was a little demoralizing factor at the time of study, they believe that entrance scores do not always determine which a student will be a doctor in the future. when i was studying , students who really wanted to be a doctor were admitted 3-5 times because they didn't pass either physics or biology. today, they have grown up very talented surgeons, skilled in medicine, excellent family doctors, and it is clear how a student studies, who teaches him in which programs, and how knowledge control is carried out, in addition, mykychak adds, nowadays universities in ukraine are auto

they rented kitchen equipment, customers are attracted by the quality and low prices for this yola karolinases the pepperoni pizza she prepares a-a from the most delicious dough the ingredients there are simple mozzarella with salt and tomatoes the staff of the establishment are immigrants and local residents i am from the city of novoukrayinka, kirovohrad region, they come here only for a good mood , sometimes there are various events here, so only like this, only with a smile and only for the joy of the pizzeria team and a kharkiv woman olena, i sat at home with the child, i could be on maternity leave. positive emotions have been received as it will be in the future . every day, the number of visitors to the cafe increases, the fact that kropyvnytskyi is a more or less quiet area and there is an opportunity to continue doing business here is an opportunity to continue living, teaching, celebrating. it makes it possible for people to earn , pay taxes, and bring victory even closer. evgeny and elena have already passed re-registration and pay taxes in krypnytskyi. in total, about fifty ent

simona halep is a former champion and argue we had the toughest test and opening against karolina morechampionships three years ago by beating venus williams continues her incredible development, running up at the french open, dropped the first set against helena gabriella russo before winning in three. a reminder of our top story: a former white house aide has given an explosive first—hand account of president trump's rage on the day of the riot at the capitol building last year. find all our stories on our website at bbc.com/news. hello there. on tuesday, we saw a definite east—west divide across the country. eastern areas saw the best of the sunshine and the warmth. further north and west, it was windy with outbreaks of rain and felt fairly cool for the time of year. now, for today, it's going to be one of sunshine and showers and it'll be less windy as well. the reason for it — the centre of this low pressure system will be just pulling away slightly from the northwest of the uk, so we'll have fewer isobars across the charts, but still some weather fronts which will bring outbreaks

she knocked out last year's beaten finalist, karolina pliskova, the biggest win of boulter�*s life.days ago. and also worth keeping an eye out for two former champions looking very good — simona halep is through to the third round, as is the two—time winner petra kvitova. and in the men's draw, all eyes on a fascinating third round match between the fourth steed stefanos tsitsipas, who won earlier in straight sets. he's now going to play nick kyrgios, who always gives us unmissable moments here at wimbledon. he also went through in straight sets against filip krajinovic. and we will be tracking all the developments right here on the bbc. you can find all on our website. that's all for the moment. thanks very much for watching and do stay with bbc world hello again. well, thursday was a day of sunshine and showers. but the day showers were a lot bigger, there were loads more thunderstorms around than we've seen over the past few days and whenever you see big cloud tearing upwards through the skies like these, well, you know someone is getting soaked. someone lived in south newington

simona halep, a former champion here, she had arguably the toughest test in the opening round against karolinamade her name here at these championships three years ago by beating venus williams continues her incredible development. a runner—up at the french open. she dropped the first set against elena—gabriela ruse before winning in three. that's all for now, stay with bbc world news. you can also keep up with us on our webpage or downloading our app. thank you for watching. hello there. on tuesday, we saw a definite east—west divide across the country. eastern areas saw the best of the sunshine and the warmth. further north and west, it was windy with outbreaks of rain and felt fairly cool for the time of year. now, for today, it's going to be one of sunshine and showers and it'll be less windy as well. the reason for it — the centre of this low pressure system will be just pulling away slightly from the northwest of the uk, so we'll have fewer isobars across the charts, but still some weather fronts which will bring outbreaks of rain. the overnight band of rain will be slowly clearing away

kitchen equipment was rented, customers are attracted by the quality and low prices for this yola karolina praises the pepperoni pizza it is made from the most delicious dough, the ingredients are simple mozzarella with salt and tomatoes staff of the establishment immigrants and local residents i am from the city of novoukrayinka, kirovohrad region, i come here only for a good mood, sometimes we have various events here, so only with a smile and only for the joy of the team of the pizzeria and olena from kharkiv i was sitting at home with my child, i could have been on maternity leave. we worked as we moved from kropyvnytskyi immigrants, we need to work somewhere. how do you like the atmosphere of this city, even though it is very positive, it is good good people are responsive, they show only positive emotions have been given as it will continue every day the number of visitors to the cafe is increasing because kropyvnytskyi is a more or less quiet area and there is an opportunity to continue business here there is an opportunity to continue living , teaching and celebrating. gives people

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she had arguably the toughest test in the opening round against karolina, but she came through in straighte first set before winning in three. and finally, to a story which caught some attention yesterday. assume to be married couple at a pub in england were serenaded by coldplay�*s chris martin. he sings after spotting the singer in the pub, they said they were planning to play his song at their wedding. the star responded with an impromptu performance that won't be forgotten anytime soon. that's all we have for you now. stay with the bbc news. hello there. on tuesday, we saw a definite east—west divide across the country. eastern areas saw the best of the sunshine and the warmth. further north and west, it was windy with outbreaks of rain and felt fairly cool for the time of year. now, for today, it's going to be one of sunshine and showers and it'll be less windy as well. the reason for it — the centre of this low pressure system will be just pulling away slightly from the northwest of the uk, so we'll have fewer isobars across the charts, but still some weather fronts which will bring

she was up finalist karolina pliskova. at eastbourne. she went out to another huge match last year. can she be a top ten player? in this case, you fancy her chances. the crowd are trying to get over the line karolina pliskova is clearly the favourite with is positioned as they are at the moment. we will keep you updated with that. one woman who is to know for shaw to the final round of heather watson. she's had an emotional couple of years in her words. a difficult time of it. but she had one game to play today because this is new for shaw to the final round of heather watson. she's had an emotional couple of years in her words. a difficult time of it. but she had one game to play today because this was a match carried over from last night. because this was a match carried overfrom last night. howser watson won it, she got thejob done on court 18. it's herfourth time into the third round. we have got harriet darted to look forward to later, she's behind because of the rain delays, but playing her second round match later t

june 1 children's day here in the stakhanov maternity hospital was supposed to be born, little karolina was waiting for her father in the crimea and her mother here in stakhanov she was walking near the school, when the ukrainian military inflicted on arthur neither mother nor kings the day was in full swing when the school yard, where two christinas were walking both, future mothers flew in from the hurricane, filled with cluster charges of one girlfriend, there were 24. she was waiting for her daughter, korolina, specially guessed the birth on june 1. children's day was wounded by both the fetus and the mother, there are severe injuries incompatible with life, when informed relatives who had a large number of children. she screamed. the whole hospital, the second christina turned 22. she was seven months pregnant. during the shelling, the woman covered her ten-year-old sister with herself. she herself died. nastenka remained to live. it hurts a lot. hmm , the girl underwent surgery; she had a shrapnel wound to her leg, she calls her mother all the time, and she knows the death of her

she is playing the sixth seed, karolina pliskova.er brits are jack draper, liam broady and harriet dart, so plenty to try to lift the mood of the home fans here but it's not only about the brits. the other stars on show today are rafael nadal, coco gauff and the most dominant player in tennis right now, eavis were intact. lets see what the weather is doing at wimbledon and for the rest of us with matt taylor. a good swathes of europe is currently searing under an unusually strong heatwave for this stage in june, all the way from north africa through to the arctic circle. we've got temperatures well above average, june records have been broken far and wide, for some as much as 20 degrees where it would be normally at this stage. the extent of that exceptional heat is shown here by the red colours

instinctively, karolina pliskova turned left, like she did for last year's final.ed her best tennis against the number six seed. she had beaten the czech player earlier this month, but that was eastbourne. this was everything. a victory the world could see, and a family occasion. my gran passed away two days ago, and i'd just like to dedicate that to her today. i've got, hopefully, many more matches to play, and if i can have you guys behind me for those, then hopefully i can go a long way, so thank you so much, thank you. it's it's another third round for heather watson, who resumed and won quickly on court 18. an extraordinary adventure for liam broady, who lost 11 games in a row but prevailed. why not, he asked, why not, he proved. five sets to beat the number 12 seed, argentina's diego schwartzman, and the greatest win of broady�*s career. neither darkness nor rain stops wimbledon evenings, so time and space for a 20—year—old to entertain the home crowd which remained. jack draper, at the bottom of the screen, played indoors on court number one against alex de

some start to the day and now eastbourne had a confident katie boulder against an out of form karolinaon paper but on court boulder folded nicely set up on paper but on court boulderfolded initially. 0ur nicely set up on paper but on court boulderfolded initially. our class, a world number one in set one. she has gone through far tougher times though, long months out with injury and injury she pushed herself level in the second pressuring and squaring the match. into a decider and by the crucial tenth game, pliskova twice a champion at eastport was chasing it. force around the court in a career that select rhythm, she'd never been a player in the world chop tan on till now. i player in the world chop tan on till now. ., ~ h, player in the world chop tan on till now. ., ~ ,., ., ., ., now. i worked so hard to get out there in battle _ now. i worked so hard to get out there in battle and _ now. i worked so hard to get out there in battle and fight - now. i worked so hard to get out there in battle and fight and - there in battle and fight and against a player like that it means so much c

the closest people of pierre narcissus valery kalacheva and karolina kristal, his ex-wife and daughtercore, a poignant post that karolina wrote on social networks. it just seems to me that everyone was crying there. even those who were not a fan of pierre at all, this is such a person all his life, the person that i will honor is the person who put me on my feet. i tell him the truth thank you dad, this is an example for me. i am very sorry that he will not be next to me, but i hope that everything will be fine with him, both in paradise and in subsequent lives, and let him go clean my conscience with a pure heart with a pure soul, i am calm for him. i believe that life sends for a reason. we are people's lives. it's not just that everything converges that people find each other. each person is a contribution to the life of another teaches presents life examples. it seems to me he is destined to teach me. strong wise stubborn in their own purposes resourceful hardworking. every time i understood this, that thanks to him i became such a pity that i spent so little time with him, but sin

it was also the biggest win of katie boulter�*s career, beating last year�*s wimbledon runner—up karolinaijust tried to stay with her on and serve. she was serving well. i had ihada i had a lot of opportunities even though it was quite quick. i had a few things that i let go off. i think that�*s what made the difference, closing at the game and staying with her as much i could. in the men�*s draw, ryan peniston�*s recent run of impressive form continues after he beat french open quarterfinalist holger rune in three sets. the 26—year—old will now play spain�*s pedro martinez for a place in the last eight. another briton is also through to the last 16 with dan evans. a 6—4, 6—3 winner over france�*s adrian mannarino, and he�*ll take on american maxime cressy tomorrow. brooks koepka is the next high—profile golfer expected tojoin greg norman�*s saudi—funded breakaway series. the four—time major champion is set to join the field in the second event of the series in portland, oregon next week. he�*d link up with the likes of dustinjohnson, bryson dechambeau and patrick reed while mexico�*s abr

she produced a fantastic fightback to beat last years runner—up karolina pliskova.go and i would just like to dedicate this to her today. it's very difficult for anybody in that circumstance but i think to have the match to look forward to is one way you can put your head in the _ place to come out and give a performance like that. her grandpa and her mum were there today and i think that gives her extra meaning to get the victory today. meanwhile heather watson has matched her best wimbledon singles performances. she's through to the third round after beating wang qiang earlier. she only needed one game today to wrap up a 7—5 6—4 victory in a match halted by darkness yesterday. she'll face slovenian kaja juvan on friday. it was a great day too for liam broady. like boulter, he's a wildcard at this years championships, but he came from two sets to one down to beat argentine 12th seed diego schwartzman. a phenomenal victory for broady who is ranked 117 places below schwartzman, this is his best run at a major. it's been a summer of emergence for britain's numberfourj

she has just beaten the world number seven karolina pliskova.to the last 16 at eastbourne after a battling performance earlier. the 26—year—old, who reached the quarter finals at queens last week, came from a set down to beat french open quarter finalist holger rune 6—1 in the deciding set. a player that people were not familiar with until his great run at queens and now another big victory for him. warming up for wimbledon — serena williams is playing herfirst competitive tennis in nearly a year today. the 23—time grand slam winner, who is now 40, hasn't played since her emotional exit from wimbledon last summer when she was forced to retire with an injury in the opening round. she plays in the women's doubles this evening at eastbourne alongside the world number three ons jabeur, who says it's been hard to keep their planned partnership a secret. i had known before the french open. i told some close family members and one close friend but it was very tough to say it but i was super excited and i tried not to show it and then everybody found ou

the british 25—year—old beating karolina pliskova.nament before these championships. katie boulter is a player that more people would've heard of i think if it wasn't for her injury record, she's been dogged by some horrible injury problems for the boy has she found her form at the boy has she found her form at the right time. it was all smiles for her on the centre court with that three set win over pliskova. in emotional win because you told us after that match that only two days ago her grandmother died and she dedicated her win on centre court this afternoon to her grandma, she goes to third round. that really picks up the mood here, bearing in mind last night we saw both a morata cano and andy murray goel. also going through the women's side is the world number one, she had to survive swiatek but never was. has now made it 37 consecutive wins, that levels he gets his record in 1997. yet she dropped a set but she keeps finding a way to win, she's looking to win her first swiatek wimbledon title,. looking to win her first swiatek w

she produced a fantastic fightback to beat last years runner—up karolina pliskova.—6, 7—6, 6—4 win. she was very emotional afterwards, dedicating the win to her gran, who she revealed died just two days ago. oh, god. i'm going to get emotional. my gran passed away two days ago and i would just like to dedicate that to her today. cheering. it's very difficult for anybody in that circumstance but having a centre — that circumstance but having a centre court match look forward to as a way— centre court match look forward to as a way you can put your head in the place — as a way you can put your head in the place and come out with a performance like that, but her grandpa — performance like that, but her grandpa and mother were there today and it_ grandpa and mother were there today and it gives _ grandpa and mother were there today and it gives her every extra special meaning _ and it gives her every extra special meaning to — and it gives her every extra special meaning to get the win today. heather watson is also safely through to the third round, matching her best wi

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british number four boulter beat last year's wimbledon runner—up karolina pliskova, coming back from of myself today. i went out there and i did not feel great on court but i worked so hard to get out there and battle and fight, and against a player like that you mean so much to come through. i tried to stay with her on serve, she was serving well and i had a lot of opportunities in the first set. i had a few 40—15s which i let go of, but i was able to stay with her as much as i could. likewise, britain's ryan peniston's great run on grass continues — the wildcard is into the last 16 at eastbourne after a battling performance earlier. the 26 year old, who reached the quarter finals at queens last week, came from a set down to beat french open quarter finalist holger rune 6—1 in the deciding set. warming up for wimbledon — serena williams is playing herfirst competitive tennis in nearly a year this evening. the 23—time grand slam winner, who is now 40, hasn't played since her emotional exit from wimbledon last summer when she was forced to retire with an injury in the opening round. s

boulter also won against a top ten opponent for the first time, beating last year's wimbledon finalist karolinaan evans with a 6—4, 6—3 win over france's adrian mannarino and he'll take on american maxime cressy today. and ryan peniston's great run on grass continues — he's into the last 16. the wildcard, who reached the quarter finals at queens last week, came from a set behind to beat french open quarter finalist holger rune. he is also a wild card for wimbledon, another name to look out for next week. the saudi arabian—backed liv golf series are now expected to make another big move. four—time major champion brooks koepka is set to join the field, in the second event of the series that's shaken up the golfing world. he'll link up with the likes of dustinjohnson and bryson dechambeau in portland next week. the pga has suspended those who've joined the new tour. and romelu lukaku's return to english football will be a brief and rather expensive one. afterjust one largely unsuccessful season at chelsea, the belgian striker is heading back to italy to play for inter milan on loan — the club he l

she'll be looking for a 36th win a row when she faces jana fett. 2019 winner simona halep faces karolina far, he opens his campaign against argentina's francisco cerundolo. players who took part in the saudi arabian—backed liv golf event injune have been banned from the scottish open by the dp world tour. the breakaway saudi—backed event has already seen players such as dustinjohnson suspended from the american pga tour. the scottish open is the week before the open championship and is used by many players as preparation. the players have also been fined £100,000. property developer david clowes says he'll try to buy derby county after securing the league one club's pride park stadium. his company clowes developments have also given a loan to the club to allow them to start next season. clowes' attempt to take derby out of administration comes after chris kirchner withdrew his bid on 13june. in the last few minutes, jelena ostapenko has won in her semifinal at eastbourne. she'll play petra kvitova in the final. that's it for now. a man's been sentenced to life with a minimum of 15 years

but she couldn�*t build one what she called the best win of her career against karolina pliskova.melu lukaku has signed a season long loan deal with former club inter milan, just 12 months after leaving for chelsea. the belgium striker is heading back to the san siro after costing chelsea nearly £100 million last summer. dina asher—smith and katarina johnson—thompson are among the 72 athletes chosen to represent hosts england at the commonwealth games in birmingham next month. asher—smith, the world 200 metre champion, will compete in the 100 metres and the 4 by 100 relay, whilejohnson—thompson will defend the commonwealth heptathlon title that she won four years ago on the gold coast. 0lympic medallists keely hodgkinson and holly bradshaw are also in the squad. that�*s all the sport for now. the rmt have accused the transport secretary of scuppering talks. we had a response. he said this is a total life in the rmt and its generalsecretary. i total life in the rmt and its general secretary. i about absolutely nothing to do with the issuing of the letter from network rail or any re

she is first up on centre court, and up against the sixth seed karolina pliskova.nd three already after a tough five sets win against jaume munar yesterday. norrie is now the highest seed left in his quarter of the draw, but former british number one laura robson is confident he'll be able to cope with the pressure. it's really the first time with a target on his back, he is coming in as the number one brit, a top ten seed and he has come in slightly under the radar because everyone has been talking about andy and emma, but now the pressure will be on him and he will love that, he is such a hard worker. he finds ways to win and he is the most incredible athlete as well. grass is not his favourite surface necessarily, but i think he is someone who can build through the draw once he gets a couple of match wins. away from wimbledon, england women are back underway on day four of their one and only test against south africa in taunton. south africa resumed on 55—3, still 78 runs behind england's first innings total 417—8. they have lost early wickets and are now 64—4.

boulter also won against a top ten opponent for the first time, beating last year's wimbledon finalist karolinas in the first set, even though it was quite quick. i think i had a few ao—i5s, which i let go of, and i think that's what make the difference closing out games and staying with her as much as i could. another briton is also through — dan evans with a 6—a, 6—3 winner over france's adrian mannarino. he'll take on american maxime cressy today. and ryan peniston's great run on grass continues — he's into the last 16. the wildcard, who reached the quarter finals at queen's last week, came from a set behind to beat french open quarter finalist holger rune. anthonyjoshua has been telling boxing fans he will be heavyweight world champion again. he called himself the comeback king as he prepares to win back the belts he lost in his defeat to the ukrainian boxer oleksander usyk last year, who's since been fighting in his homeland, as they prepare to meet again in august. definitely the hunger's still there. as i always said from the get go, stay hungry. just keep the motivation high. blips happ