thank you very much _ kingdom. we will leave it there. thank you very much for - kingdom.. we will leave it there. i thank you very much for getting us the very latest on that situation. india's supreme court will hold a hearing on tuesday — on whether bulldozing homes belonging to muslims accused of taking part in violent protests in the state of uttar pradesh, is being carried out legally. the demolitions have been criticised in india, and made headlines globally. many say that bulldozing has become a weapon of choice for the hindu nationalist bjp government to destroy homes and livelihoods of the minority muslim community. 0ur south asia correspondent, rajini vaidyanathan has the details. in the streets of saharanpur, a lingering fear. for muslims in the town, nothing feels safe any more. anti—muslim sentiment is growing in india. targeted in hate crimes, attacked in political speeches. now they are afraid the government is coming for their homes. this is what happened... bulldozers sent in after her 17—year—old son, abdul, was detained. authorities say they will demoli

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other summed up the kingdom of not ivan iii, again karl marx, amazed europe at the beginning of the kingdoman, who did not even suspect muscovy, squeezed between lithuania and the tatars, was stunned by the sudden appearance of a huge empire on its eastern borders, and sultan bayazet himself, before whom europe trembled, heard arrogant speeches for the first time mozgovita in 1505, vasily iii ascended the throne of moscow vasily successfully continued the policy of his father; he is called the last collector of russian lands, meaning scattered by the mongolian invasion legacy in 1510. the carousel of muscovy joins, pskov, at the end of the blagoveshchensk truce, numerous wars with lithuania continue. but more precisely, already with poland, vasily iii wanted to return the strip, vitebsk is now in belarus and kiev inheritance, broken, fallen away crumbled , but no one ever in russia forgot who we were and who we were in antiquity, alas, following the results of these russian-polish lithuanian military companies from 1512 to 1522 , on september 14, the parties sign an agreement on a new truce

the gustav canal arose in 1925 and in 1539 it was arranged, and at that time the kingdom of poland was tsarist empire, the border passed through the forest, in order to trade further with europe, the roads were rivers. i had to ask permission from the russian kingdom for every kilogram. / seed and it really had prohibitive meaning. sorry to bring grain or something else there, when it turned into a golden king, they came to report that this is the situation of the kingdom trade is cut off, the people are falling, the beggar needs some kind of solution, they offered him such a load then, the prince, stupid, libetsk, unite and mute a layer of 100 km of the section everywhere to dig a canal and in this way it turns out through the vistula we turn silently and go out to the baltic for that time. this is a very bold project, very ambitious and expensive. probably, yes, when they began to count, and the king’s brother was engaged in just designing, but from this side, pronzinsky, when he was a lieutenant colonel, then became a general, and they went through the augusts through the gustav for

there is keep the kingdom, or there is lose the kingdom. >> my kingdom. my rules.ve really intense scenes together. what is that like on set? >> we take care of one another. that's the thing i feel most. i feel like he takes care of me, and we're players in a team. we're on the same side. >> she's unmanageable. she sits -- she's just really unmanageable. everybody wants to be beth. >> i'm glad you made that distinction, that beth is unmanageable. >> i'm not the only one that's made that distinction. the whole world goes, "she's unmanageable." >> you are the trailer park. i am the tornado. >> what do you have to do to prepare to be beth? >> hike my skirt up, drive a bit fast, light a cigarette, and just go for it. it's a thrill ride. i mean, she's so -- she's an animal. i have a blast playing her. i feel very blessed that i have such a challenging, dynamic, incredibly alive character. these wonderful lines. >> you should have picked options 1 or 2. you're [ bleep ] mine now. >> reporter: the show created and written by show runner taylor sheridan, went from seemingl

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[chanting] >> i support the work of this government and the united kingdom. this includes transports, the prime minister and his government to support improvements and this study to extend this on. >> thank you for that piece of lobbying, i could tell we are looking at the department of transport working to transport on the railway on the a1 decision made later this year. >> it's emerged for a backlog of 23000 applications in this policy, just two of the applications to work for britain processed in april. yet the same time is not working forced by a quarter since december. this is an incredible trail of the afghan people who put their lives in the line to work for our country. i have casework, promised support since september. can i send those kisses to him? platelet resources into the scheme? we can finally do our best for the people of afghanistan. [chanting] >> thank you very much but i'm afraid she's underestimated for this country is already doing for the people. our armed forces say we should celebrate 15000 and am happy to look at the cases she wants

i'm obviously a guest of the united kingdom and a guest with these _ the united kingdom and a guest with clean. and we were singing songs tonight that really should inspire the crowd~ — that really should inspire the crowd~ it _ that really should inspire the crowd. it captures the moment, i think _ crowd. it captures the moment, i think it's — crowd. it captures the moment, i think. it's unifying commit celebratory, all in celebration of the queen. it's an incredibly gracious— the queen. it's an incredibly gracious and wonderful, incredible leaden _ gracious and wonderful, incredible leader. gf— gracious and wonderful, incredible leader. , . , leader. of course, you play concerts all over the — leader. of course, you play concerts all over the world _ leader. of course, you play concerts all over the world to _ leader. of course, you play concerts all over the world to huge _ all over the world to huge audiences. how special does this one feel? , , ., _ :: feel? this is unique, obviously. 70 ears as feel? this is unique, obviously. 70 years as the _ feel? this is unique, obviously. 70 y

we have also established cooperation with the united states and the united kingdom, so cooperation with prosecutor's office in cooperation with the international criminal court will continue, and of course we will continue to discuss with the ukrainian authorities how best to do this so that in the end we bring to justice those responsible for war crimes and violation of international humanitarian law. the last question is whether monitoring of people's rights in the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine is currently a problem in because in reality there is no monitoring of the temporarily occupied areas . is happening to human rights, human rights must be respected everywhere, including in the occupied territories of ukraine, we will continue to work to ensure that human rights monitoring takes place and that people's rights were fully restored... in the united states, the european union and the united kingdom created an advisory group on atrocity crimes to help ukraine investigate a large number of russian war crimes in ukraine. ukraine and whether it is possible to create a spe

it rolls, united kingdom angers the european union with its plans to ditch parts of their posts. rex a deal of the issue of trait is northern ireland and mapping the milky way to european space agency releases a trove of data to help scientists better understand our galaxy involved over billions of years. ah, we will crop welcome to the program. russian forces appear closer to taking control of severe don't ask a key city in ukraine's eastern donvan region. regional governor there says the last route out of the city has been destroyed, making it all but impossible to organize humans and a tarion aid. organize evacuations of the civilian population. hundreds of ukrainian fighters and civilians are sheltering in a chemical plant, while russian missiles continued to pound the city that had become the latest epicenter of the war. firing back ukrainian defense forced to say this aerial footage shows to destruction of 3 russian grad rocket launchers, which they believe we're used to shall. the embattled city of cbr don't ask and surrounding areas. street bottles are raging in the eastern c

i believe fully that the kingdom needs us more than we need them.uy their oil. we need to sell their oil as much as we might need to buy it. there is many other ways the kingdom relies on us for security, military bases over there, they need us more than we need them. so we can walk in there, with a very strong message, of now you can no longer deny your culpability in the 9/11 attacks because of the evidence that has been released, all of these declassified documents that have damning evidence against the kingdom. they were always able to deny it because the evidence was buried. it is out there now. so the truth is there, now we need to deal with it. >> of course, i want to ask you about phil mickelson as well. he's part of the saudi-backed liv golf tour and he was asked specifically about your objection by our cnn sports analyst christine brennan. here's the exchange. >> they say the deaths of your fellow americans. >> i read all that. is there a question in there? >> yes, there is. how do you explain to them, not to us, but to them what you've de

i had to ask permission from the russian kingdom. every kilo. it really should have been banned.ng excuse me, to bring grain or something else there, when it turned into a golden king, they came to report that such and such a situation, the kingdom is cut off, trade is falling, the people are poor , some kind of solution was offered to him then was such a cargo prince, dudskaya, libetskoy, connect and mute a layer of 100 km with a section to dig a canal everywhere and in this way it turns out through the vistula we turn silently and go out to the baltic for that time. this is a very bold project, very ambitious and expensive. probably, yes, when they began to count, and the king's brother was engaged, just here prozinsky was designing from this side, when he was a lieutenant colonel, then he became a general, and they went through the augusts. the first gustav forest from here is the yavkovo canal, because the middle of the canal is in the city of rostov as soon as the canal has already begun to finish; cowards are canceled and, let's say, duties, and suddenly it turns out that t

so we found it a bit shameful that the united kingdom has conspired _ shameful that the united kingdomg an end to— conspired in this process to bring an end to freedom of the press with the department ofjustice of the united states. it's regretful. john shipton, julian assange's father. 7.30, i at half past seven, it's dateline london, but first, a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. wejoin 0lly foster. we join 0lly foster. what a hot day to playing tennis. we'll start with golf, because the second round of the us 0pen is well under way. england's callum tarren and northern ireland's rory mcilroy were one off the lead overnight. but in the early stages of his second round, two birdies for tarren means he now has the outright lead at brookline. the 31—year—old from darlington is the world number a45 and only gained his pga tour card last year. his airline lost his clubs on the way to boston last week, and in just his second appearance at this tournament, he's out in front at four under par. mcilroy also not long into his round, hejust dropped back to one under par. 0nly teed off in

taking advantage of the streltsy rebellion, forced the duma to reconsider its decision under two kingdoms, the princess received full power sofya alekseevna, ivan's elder sister, made a special double throne with a window on the back for the young monarchs. through him, sophia suggested what and how to say during receptions and public ceremonies. she ruled for 7 years, until she was deposed, the matured peter. and after another 7 years, the seriously ill ivan died and in russia he was left alone as a self- made man. exactly 180 years ago, on june 2, 1842, it went out of print. the first volume, dead souls, this masterpiece is the pinnacle of nikolai gogol's work, the idea was suggested to him by pushkin and gogol managed to read it to the poet the first few chapters of the poem were written as the author of 6 years called his novel. this story of the adventures of the swindler chichikov, the speaker of the landlords dead souls, that is, the names of the dead peasants, who, according to the documents, are still considered alive, gogol was accused of a lack of patriotism, because he painted

is a rejection of all the agreements that we have made between the european union and the united kingdom that was give to us. there are no reasons for it. the european union will respond to this in a unified way and it has its whole toolbox at its disposal of ukraine is facing off russia's massive artillery power in the dom bass region. keep struggling to turn. the tide is on the brink of losing more ground in the east. ukraine makes another urgent appeal for more western weapons deliveries critical to ukraine's resistance against russia's land grab. but as the war grains on in control of territory ebbs and flows and allies, ammunition be the game changer, ukraine, so desperately needs to hold on to its territory in the east raisins landscape. as we stated, key strategic game read, taking all its territory last to putin's forces. showing me today is the 100 and 10th day of our defense. and when you say that or the 100 and 10th day, you realize what a great way we have come up with a large part of the kalki of region was liberated, wrecked in total, more than the 1000 settlements have bee

the want, the province to be seamlessly part of the rest of the united kingdom. well, a tentative agreement was signed, but now the british government has decided to unilaterally pull out of that and come up with its own rules and regulations as to what should happen. and that has angered the european union. this launched a 3 fold legal challenge. the 1st says the britain has failed to introduce checks of goods going to northern ireland from great britain, has failed to share trade data with the european union and has also failed to introduce inspection post. the concern is that this could indeed escalate birthday to the european court of justice where britain may end up facing a fine or potentially into a deep and darkening trade. war with the european union pulling all sorts of believers to punish britain for breaking the rules. still ahead on al jazeera, why thousands of people are processing in the eastern democratic republic of congo, an anti one. the sentiment is growing plus treacherous conditions. close the yellowstone park climate change melting glasses

she ascended the throne in the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland back in february2 after the death of her father king george the sixth, but the coronation preparations dragged on for almost a year and a half. the archbishop of canterbury solemnly introduced elizabeth to the people. she took an oath, swore to defend the law and the church. and after the anointing and delivery royal regalia she was crowned with a crown of pure gold, made in the seventeenth century, there were more than 8,000 invitees from many countries of the world, and this was the first coronation in history, which was covered by television broadcasting company bbc broadcast was watched by 27 million. today, elizabeth ii is still on the throne no another monarch of great britain did not reign longer june 2, 1970 , the indian and american scholar of the qur'anic hard-gobent announced that he had first synthesized an artificial gene in a living cell, govin was the first to introduce term chemical biology for 2 years. prior to that, he was awarded the nobel prize in physiology of medicine for the stu

of this number, more than 80,000 ukrainians are already in the united kingdom as a whole , even if werefer to the exact number, does britain have the opportunity to accept more ukrainians if such a need arises, the data in this case refers to the number of people who applied for placement in families and the number of families registered to host ukrainians currently the number of registered british families significantly exceeds the number of ukrainians seeking asylum in ukraine, ultimately the challenge is in order to choose the right people, you should not focus on the numbers, but pay attention to the efforts made by the government and communities to have a mother with three children who have completely different needs than if they were unaccompanied and got into a family where these needs will be taken into account, this is where we put the main part thank you, madam ambassador, for this conversation, and thank you to the british people for all the support that the british provide to ukrainians, thank you , article 2 of the constitution of ukraine, the sovereignty of ukraine exten

strengthen international cooperation, the ambassador of belarus to the united arab emirates and the kingdom of bahrain. andrei luchinok presented his credentials to the king of bahrain, the solemn ceremony took place in the city of manama. diplomat. confirmed the readiness of belarus to develop comprehensive mutually beneficial cooperation with the kingdom of bahrain diplomatic relations between the countries were established on july 1, 1996. belarus bahrain signed a number of agreements on trade and economic cooperation, and the reciprocity of the protection of investments on the avoidance of double taxation by air transport , the countries are also successfully interacting on the issue of supporting candidates, the composition of the un elected bodies the united states continues to fight with russia at the hands of the ukrainians and pump kiev with weapons today washington will present a new eleventh package military assistance as specified in the white house, the next delivery will include missile systems of a radar station, helicopters , vehicles, anti-tank weapons, as well as spare par

but there are moral costs to koz siing up to mbs and the saudi kingdom.rder of jamal khashoggi in 2018. the crown prince denied any role. and the country's plethora of human rights abuses, torture, discrimination against women, detention of government critics and political activists. and then, of course, there's the role that 15 saudi nationals played as hijackers in the september 11 attacks. my next guest whose husband died in the north tower of the world trade center on 9/11 sent a letter to the president this week. the letter, which was obtained by politico reads in part, mr. president, if you were to omit september 11 from your discussions with the saudi leaders, it could signal to the world you're willing to indulge years more of saudi obstruction and that america prioritizes the interests of foreign powers and economics more than the lives of its citizenry. joining me now is the national chair of 9/11 families united, terry strata. thank you for being here. what you didn't say in the letter is, mr. president, stay home. how come? >> exactly. i under

we now have a lame-duck prime minister presiding over a divided party in this united kingdom. does the prime minister expect to continue when even unionist leaders in scotland won't back him? >> i want to thank you for your characteristic warm words and i one to say the most powerful and effective advocate to the united kingdom has been that man there. don't know how long he is going to last. long may he. he is the arrow date keeping our kingdom together. >> i can see the prime minister -- aiken say for the prime minister i will be standing shoulder to shoulder as we take our country independent, mr. speaker, the prime minister is acting like monty python's black noise, running around declaring it's just a flesh wound, no amount of delusion and denial will save the prime minister from the truth, this story won't go away until he goes away. for once in his life he needs to wake up to reality. prime minister, it is over, it is done. the prime minister has no options left but scotland does. scotland has the choice of independent future. it is not just the prime minister we have 0

which _ shame to see the united kingdom which is _ shame to see the united kingdom which is an— shamen open progressive society moved down that _ which is an open progressive society moved down that route _ which is an open progressive society moved down that route because i which is an open progressive society. moved down that route because during the pandemic— moved down that route because during the pandemic australia _ moved down that route because during the pandemic australia locked - moved down that route because during the pandemic australia locked out i the pandemic australia locked out its citizens — the pandemic australia locked out its citizens and _ the pandemic australia locked out its citizens and no _ the pandemic australia locked out its citizens and no one _ the pandemic australia locked out its citizens and no one cared i its citizens and no one cared because _ its citizens and no one cared because it _ its citizens and no one cared because it was _ its citizens and no one cared because it was a _ its citizens and no one cared because it was a direct i because it wa

longer afford the usual products, and for the british, even gasoline among the inhabitants of the kingdomameful to visit canteens for the poor. timur siroziev. the economic crisis in britain may turn into a political crisis crisis. every day the people of scotland suffer the consequences of the skyrocketing cost of living, slow economic development, lack of government funding and many other consequences of brexit, for which they did not vote for the first time in history a full bug of gasoline. in britain it costs more than 100 pounds. that is, about 7.200 rubles. thus, the price of fuel exceeded an invisible psychological bar, shocking many britons in a year, fuel prices rose by 40% british automobile association in all seriousness encourages the people of the kingdom to walk the demand for bicycles. already increased by 200%, however , not everyone can. that's how easy it is to change vehicles. the guardian publishes a statement by the head of the unions of civil servants cristina morgane on her. more and more nurses refuse to go to work, there are workers who take sick leave just becau

not all roads in the middle kingdom are open to owners of american cars.firming a special relationship. these days discussing chinese social networks, the user noticed that during the visit of the head prc to the country's southwest tesla drivers without being seen. causes were stopped on the road and turned in the opposite direction. as it turned out, it's all about espionage. and why electric cars were under suspicion will explain in one correspondence course? you are not invited to drive from here a video that is now being actively discussed on social networks, chinese policemen pull out tesla electric cars in the stream and turn them around. there is no move, ahead of the event with the participation of xi jinping and spies. they don’t want to see a blow to reputation there, an american company received at the wrong time in the spring, sales of electric cars masks in the middle kingdom collapsed by 98%, and in april from the market. even more than 100,000 cars assembled in shanghai had to be recalled due to electronic problems. the gigantic shanghai fa

energy, kingdoms.declare that he supposedly treats this decision of the management of the gaster company with understanding, who would doubt it. well, this gaster company is state-owned, therefore. will is not will. she looks back at the policy of the government of her country, and this policy has lately been clearly pronounced anti-russians. character, like many other countries holland set out to punish russia for our conduct of a special military operation in defense of the peoples of the people of donbass , what can be added to say in this regard? the dutch have, uh, made their choice. we do not impose. they don't want to buy our, uh, gas, but thank god they don't have to. we will find other surplus markets. but the dutchman will have to think hard about how to get out and the situation. alexander vasilyevich you are also russia's permanent representative to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons. uh, tell please, but now there is information about the impending chemical provocatio

the united kingdom, voluntary union of all the different parts.? we know that borisjohnson himself is not at all popular in scotland but what about the drive, the clamour for independence now in terms of polling? independence now in terms of ollin: ? , ., �* , independence now in terms of ollina? �*, , polling? the government's response until now was _ polling? the government's response until now was that _ polling? the government's response until now was that they _ polling? the government's response until now was that they would - polling? the government's response until now was that they would not i until now was that they would not consider— until now was that they would not consider a — until now was that they would not consider a referendum, second referendum following the one in 2014 unless _ referendum following the one in 2014 unless there was a clear majority suggesting that they were in favour in opinion— suggesting that they were in favour in opinion polls and that has not actually— in opinion polls and that has not actually been the c

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the administration wants to engage more with the kingdom and part of this is the price of gasoline wheree are north of five dollars per gallon on average. saudi arabia has spare capacity, it is not enough to save five dollars gasoline and america stuff kailey: so this is just about the optics and doing something about high oil prices? anne-marie: but it won't just be about energy. we heard that from the press secretary and the white house but the people i'm talking to, there are other deliverables that this trip would have. it would be energy of course but also security in the region and things like defense in the region, economics, climate ambitions the administration has which we know that the crown prince has been trying to diversify his economy. we saw that last week with them taking on this brand-new golf tournament stuff this is something the kingdom is trying to do so there will be a breadth of issues to take on. tom: can we break opec-plus? can mr. biden or america or the allies break it? anne-marie: even before russia invaded ukraine, opec itself, countries and opec have had war

while a trade war would be very damaging and all round and in relation to the economies of united kingdom, ireland, and europe. but as i said earlier, the immediate focus now should be on commencing of santa negotiations between united can and government and european union in respect to the operational protocol . and that, that is our focus. obviously, if you know, if you know the cuban government pursues unilateralists track without any engagement, when that that would create challenges and real problems for more on the ramifications of this move. we can bring in neil daugherty, professor of political science and sociology at the national university of ireland in galway, a very welcome to the day sir. the northern ireland protocol in the brick city agreement was supposed to safeguard the peace process. what is the risk that piece will be damaged in northern ireland as a direct consequence of the british government getting rid of parts of the agreement, it simply doesn't like it's important to remember 1st of all, that it took 3 years to negotiate the withdrawal agreement and the british

katty: i do not think americans can imagine the united kingdom without queen elizabeth.e past seven decades she has met countless world leaders, including 13 of the 14 different american presidents who have served during her time. tim allman has taken a look back and has more. >> america salutes, as the big royal canadian air force plane lands. reporter: she was not even clean when she met her first president. princess elizabeth arriving in washington in 1951. her first visit to the states, and perry s truman was there to say hello. >> it certainly is a very great pleasure for me as theresident of the united states, to welcome you to the capital of our country. >> the president's car is approaching, and the queen awaited s real -- his arrival. reporter: eight years later and she was playing house, this time to president eisenhower, who she invited to her estate in scotland. next up was president kennedy, here at a state and quit in buckingham palace in 1961. the only president xi never met walyndon johnson. she met his successor richard nixon in 1969. president gerald fo

incidentally, this is a similar story, but from another sphere in connection with the occupied kingdomnorway, there are no friendly lines in relation to our country, after the start of a special military operation in ukraine by oslo joining the anti-russian sanctions of the european union and attempts to exert economic and political pressure on our country, it was decided to suspend cooperation with norway in the field of nuclear and radiation safety during the meeting of the profile commission of the norwegian the side was announced a freeze on further work and the implementation of joint projects under bilateral agreements. well, of course. eu diplomacy i believe that, as you know, our diplomatic academy has developed and published the so-called diplomatic dictionary. so i think that there should be a separate item. e, an explanation has been made about what am diplomacy of the european union of the times of the barrel is, a can be expanded a and give the prerequisites for the formation of this phenomenon, but one way or another. i think that this name should be entered into historic

the united states, the european union, and the united kingdom have created an advisory group on atrocityto help ukraine investigate a large number of russian war crimes in ukraine. experts who have worked in international tribunals around the world will advise the office of the prosecutor general and regional prosecutors on the ground, how the project will work in ukraine and whether it is possible to create a special tribunal for russia in an interview with special envoy of the united states on issues of global criminal justice, let's see the first - this is a set of experts who will be in kyiv at the headquarters of the prosecutor general's apartment, they will provide her with strategic advice, operational assistance , etc. acts were committed during this terrible war, the second component of the advisory group on violent crimes will be the creation of mobile groups justice, these will be interdisciplinary teams of experts, both ukrainian and international, who will be sent to places to work with regional prosecutors to assist them in prosecuting cases in their specific areas of activ

that is why the commission has today decided to take legal action against the united kingdom for not complying with significant parts of the protocol on islands northern islands. they have been withholding these illegal action over the last year because we wanted to create the construct if atmosphere to find solutions. the u. k. government's decision has left us with no choice, but to act. the u. k says it's disappointed to you has chosen to take legal action . the prime minister of the republic of ireland says the move by brussels. mike says step up in the conflict, but he says the road to a negotiated settlement is still open. while a trade war would be very damaging, am all wrong, and in relation to the economies of united kingdom, ireland, and europe. but as i said earlier, the immediate focus now should be on commencing substantive negotiations between united can and government and european union in respect to the operational protocol . and that, that is our focus. obviously if you know, you know that human government pursues unilateralists track without any engagement, when tha

united kingdom has indicated it wants to deploy ships, possibly in the black sea, but that will require russia to sign off on that deal to prevent any possible confrontation. and that's far from clear to so that is the key point of go of resolving this issue. okay, is gonna be an interesting dave talk to sample correspond during jones. thank you very much for your update. a community in nigeria is in grief following sundays mass shooting in a catholic church. 22 people were killed and 50 injured when a group of gum and open fire of worshippers who were mocking the christian holiday of pentecost. authorities have given no information about the attack as identities or motives. it took place in the village of why in nigeria, southwest, a region usually spanned the violent, suffered in other parts, d w's, amaco. koya is there for us? ah, this is the aftermath of what happened in this church. the people as to very much shook some looking through and covering their noses from the office of blood aka fall was in church with his only son. he was killed right before him with this religion teache

we consider it an outsourcing the united kingdom international obligations. and we remain very about to deal with spain is dealing with the earliest heat wave to hit since the 1990 s. a cloud of hot air from north africa. cent temperature soaring above 40 degrees celsius across large parts of the country. authorities are warning of an extreme risk of wildflowers. scientists say climate change is making heat waves more frequent and more intense. the last time it got this hot, this early in the year in spain was in 1981 here in madrid. in the mid day heat temps are soaring and those who are out, i'm looking for ways to stay cool. some are soaking up the full force of the heat wave, but spain's national weather agency warns conditions could feel even more extreme with sand and dust from the sahara desert being carried north into europe. a spokesperson for the weather agency says heat waves have become 5 times more frequent in the 21st century. lowered reckless the on the dude is a moon fine. i've come here with my friends calona, but he's good for you. it provid

tell them to shout me to the kingdom. guys look, but it will be too late.ell look mishka don't miss your hour the princess of the villages. kirillovna well, why are they coming here, lord, what kind of sister are running here, running, they will kill more. with archers, my business is feminine, pray, queen. and after all, the children of sovereigns become a state. god bless the people angry signs are there for what? you and your brothers went out to the people, queen, god knows they are screaming as if the children were killed. persuade by the promise of mercy, that, look, they will burst into the palace. take the kids to the red porch. strangled, look, tsar peter alekseevich is in my arms, by the grace of god, the living from god to their homes. and if anything, send a petition to chiki, you can see for yourself that you are alive at home, now we will go home, that you have granted. i know your dishes were found fools, and then everything that was missing from the woman of ivan peter i teach both abdulledstvo essence over them. the left naryshkins will com

it's financial backer, the kingdom of saudi arabia. some of the biggest names in the sport are participating and they are guaranteed the biggest prize awards golf has ever seen $25000000.00 for the series winter. but this unprecedented windfall of cash will. it may not be easy money. they are uncomfortable questions for the players about where they stand on saudi arabia's horrible human rights record. and if saudi arabia using the sport and it's big of stars to accelerate a geopolitical image make over the saudi crown, prince is suspected of orchestrating the murder of journalists, jamal cas shogi. now the accusation has made him and his kingdom, a pariah to so human rights groups, a q, saudi arabia, of using golf to rehabilitate it's tarnished image, but they call sports washing. all you have to do was think of the 1936 olympic games here in berlin or russia, hosting the 2018 soccer world cup or this year, the tar hosting, the world cup. later in the season. all of these issues colliding when reporters ask players tough questions. tak

and so on, on the other hand, the exit of the kingdom from the european union and the antics of primeister johnson also affect the decision scots, and this time in orenburg they decided not to even ask permission for a referendum, the british government found out how it all could end in the still-united kingdom lisa herzen the public opinion of the scots on the issue of independence can be characterized by a favorite russian particle, as if we were against and as if for the whole of those who are against and those who are conspicuous, but after any major external event, brexit or a pandemic stays in one group and decreases in another, so predict. what will be the outcome of the referendum? if it does happen, it's completely impossible, who knows what else lies ahead. i am against british independence so small already, and beshatland will be just tiny. i wish we could just stay britain should be northern ireland from scotland and point in terms of national pride. yes, this is correct from the point of view of daily life and the economy. this is very dangerous for scotland 80% of the la