first name the invincible garadzin knight david brought terror to the horde knights, because wars with, campaigns. kropka managed to be erected only in 1410 after the victory at grunwald. today in the project efir 24:7 we will go to the ancient zaslavl to the museum of painted sofas, and also visit another architectural wonder on the map of belarus. the most top news, significant dates, fascinating and educational. projects of our tv channel, in a word, this friday evening promises us a good time and an excellent mood. stay up to date with all the most relevant news in the country and the world, watch our traditional friday project. we continue to review the key topics of the week. in the your choice section, we get acquainted with important news from the world of economics, public life, culture , sports. foreign investors in the first half of the year invested 4.100 million dollars in the economy of belarus, the main investors were business entities of russia, almost 70% of all investments received, china - slightly less than 10%, and the united arab emirates 7.5%. at the same time, t

1237, the remnants of the order of the swordsmen, literally the remnants, there were several dozen knightseft, in total, together with their assistants, they found themselves in the role of the livonian order, the livonian branch of the tifton order. relevant for the livonian order, but it did not work out. there is another very important point, how the levon people, the levon order, moved to the east, they moved slowly, but they immediately staked out their lands, that is, they organized castles there, they subjugated the population, christianized them, and pick them out of there, after they built castles and fortresses there , they built it, it was very difficult how the russian princes penetrated into the same territory, they just... took it, well, in general, from your words it is clear that there was such a kind of buffer zone, yes, such a neutral zone, and there were such tribes, which were at the same time forced to pay tribute to the crusaders and russia, and there were even tribes that were baptized into catholicism, but paid tribute to novgorod, yes, yes, yes, that’s why, well, i

but it is reliable, well, of course, a sword, necessarily the attributes of a knight, thank you very much to the knights for the warm welcome and hospitality, and i have already forgotten why i came to the equestrian complex, now i will ride a horse for a couple of laps and go to another no less... colorful place. we follow the sports life of our country. the belarusian trampoline school shows again high class. the winner of the fourth stage of the world cup in switzerland was belarus stanislav. outside the city, because you didn’t want to go to the village, but you didn’t have such a plan, well, not exactly a plan, but there was no desire to return, there were other plans, that’s for sure, there were other plans, but all these plans were crossed out and you realized that this is the kind of life you want, after you remodeled your parents’ house, how many of them are more than sixty, you yourself can’t see it, i don’t know exactly, there they see more opportunities and use them to the maximum, yeah, like that there was nothing serious, of course. hello, hello, good afternoon, these a

staging a legend mstislavl is a bright opening of the knight festival. almost 1500 spectators watched the large-scale performance of the equestrian historical club "golden spur". from different parts of belarus and from other countries, for some to visit the fest is a good tradition, and some see this bright show for the first time, we are local, this is not our first time here , we have been here before, you come here every year, we go every year, and what makes you come back here every year, a very beautiful holiday, a lot of different shows, interesting, emotions, concerts, this is my first time here, i have wanted to for a long time, first impression at... very good, i really liked it, everything is so medieval, melody, melody, slavic, that's what i really like, cool, i want to say, cool, knight festival mstislavl 2024 meeting place for history lovers, here everyone can find something to their liking, exciting fights, fascinating master classes and concerts of folk groups, the real stars of the holiday, of course, the knights this year at the holiday

, that's how bestuka, yes, hello, the knight's club was founded in the ninety-third year since that time on the territory of rechitsa is engaged in historical reconstruction. you are created life, culture, history, and also pays special attention to equipment clothes, well you understand, yes, i have to try it on, say that it is comfortable, no, but i feel more confident, yes more protected for this truth, of course, the process is not fast, obviously you need experience, listen, well, it's a bit hard, comfortable , no, but... but it's reliable, well, of course, a sword, necessarily the attributes of a knight, thank you very much to the knights for the warm welcome and hospitality, and i've already forgotten why i came to the equestrian complex, now i'll ride a horse a couple of laps and go to... another equally colorful place. hello! what do we need for this? so, first we take kefir, well, i see that there are no supernatural products here, everything that everyone has in the refrigerator, i i think, i think that every housewife will always have this, this is kefir, we pour in soda, we

stuka, yes, hello, the knights' club was founded in the ninety-third year since then on the territorysa has been engaged in historical reconstruction, life, culture, history are recreated, and special attention is also paid to equipment and clothing, well, you understand, yes, i have to try this on, say that it is comfortable, no, but i feel more confident and protected, that's true. of course, this is not a quick process, experience is clearly needed, listen, it's a bit hard, comfortable, no, but reliable, of course a sword, the attributes of a knight are a must. many thanks to the knights for the warm welcome and hospitality, and i've already forgotten why i came to the equestrian complex, now i'll ride a horse for a couple of laps, we follow the sports life of our country, the belarusian batuta school in... shows a high class. the winner of the fourth stage of the world cup, switzerland was belarus stanislav yaskevich and oleg ryabtsev - bronze. congratulations to our guys. the result, which to some extent can be considered historical in terms of the oval of medals in our sport. be

they also told me that here you can meet real knights, that's how hubistuka, yes, hello!ninety-third year from that time in the territory of rechitsa is engaged in historical reconstruction. everyday life, culture, history are recreated, and special attention is paid to equipment and clothing. well, you understand, yes, i have to try it on. to say that it is comfortable, no. but i feel more confident, yes, more protected, protected, it is true, of course, the process is not fast, experience is clearly needed, listen, well, it is a bit heavy, comfortable, no, but reliable, well, of course , a sword, necessarily the attributes of a knight. thank you very much to the knights for the warm welcome and hospitality, and i have already forgotten why arrived at the clone complex, now i'll ride a couple of laps on the horses and go to another equally colorful place. hello, hello, good afternoon, these are the kinds of receptions we love, and we love to meet beautifully, to treat, it's already possible, of course, it's necessary, oh, it smells. so good, and what kind of pancakes are

amy knight. the _ south. -- mr putin himself. amy knight, the former— south. -- mr putin himself.of congress and with her analysis of the implications and reverberations of what's going on in that patch of russian territory that has been attacked by ukrainian troops in the past few days. do stay with us. you are watching bbc news. hello there. although skies did brighten up across scotland, northern ireland later in the day, it was a pretty soggy one for most, with outbreaks of rain and a strong south—westerly breeze. tomorrow's looking better, more sunshine around, and it'll feel slightly cooler and fresher, certainly across northern areas. those weather fronts continuing to move southwards and eastwards, then, through the overnight period. some spots of rain on it, maybe the odd heavier burst, but generally it will be much weaker than what we had earlier in the day across northern and western areas. a few blustery showers across the north—west of the uk. clear skies for most mean a cooler, fresher night to come, but still quite warm and muggy in the far south—east. now, for tomo

knight's tournament, food festival gifts for the 980th anniversary. the city pleases its guests with festive events. europe needs a new peace treaty, the president said during a meeting with the apostolic nuncio in the independence palace. diplomatic relations with... you were an active person, and i thank you very much for the help you provided us in releasing thirty of our citizens after the start of the svo in ukraine, we really appreciate it, one more request to you, i would really like to ask you to prepare a future envoy to belarus, he must be better than the previous one, this is the essence of progress, but - we will be pleased if the new envoy of the pope is one we absolutely agree with. visited the vatican twice in 2009 and 16. meetings took place with pope benedict xvi, and later with his successor, pope francis. all this time , messages were exchanged between the president and the holy father on a regular basis. the apostolic inunciations, as the highest diplomatic representative of the vatican, will reveal the subtext of the throne's atti

' swords, this sokot of horses, knights who wandered along these streets, i am very impressed how people, even thinking about who my ancestors were before, about the life of ancestors can be found in the regional museum inside the castle. thousands of unique exhibits will tell about the history of the tribes that lived here many times more interesting than any history textbook. one of the elements of the ceremonial karelian women's costume was a kapauushka. it served not only as jewelry, but also as a cotton swab, which was used to clean ears. however, individual attractions are found outside museum walls. walking along the old streets, you can easily stumble upon a reconstruction of a medieval forge. or wish-fulfilling trees, so that a dream comes true, it is written down on a wooden coin and left on one of the branches, perhaps, i will also make a wish, to return to this amazing, beautiful, ancient city at least once more. and then, old age is not to like, fathers, what kind of image, in your understanding this is how old age looks, take a human form, you do not know how to appreciate

step back three over two defenders and a knight. knight down the court. he showed off his hoodie later with a night knight in french on it. that was cool. big hug from steve kerr right there. and then the moment a little while later getting that gold. all the work paid off because curry rose to the occasion once again. >> those last 2.5 minutes were special. guys were hyping me up. we had a confidence in what we were trying to do and, i was just really present in the moment and enjoying myself for him to come through and the two games where we were really challenged, with everything on the line, not not just come through, but just explode and make some of the most difficult shots under pressure, >> it tells you everything you need to know about steph curry. >> the niners lost their preseason opener last night in nashville to the titans. but hey, it's preseason. but the brandon aiyuk contract situation is still the biggest question surrounding the team. will they sign him to a new deal, trade him or force him to play on the contract? he already has head co

kerry—ann knight always knew she'd stand out, in an army struggling to recruit both women and ethnicthe only, um, black female. but she joined full of hope, assuming racism had long been stamped out. for some reason, i thought someone in uniform was going to be professional, and i was very excited. kerry—ann became a face for army recruitment. she knew why the army wanted to appeal to the groups she represented, but she also became a target for abuse. i was extremely shocked because i really didn't experience such deep levels of racism. yet, i had to learn the hard way in the army. she became an instructor at harrogate, where the army train soldiers from the age of 16. but the abuse only got worse. they'd pile everything daily on my desk, so just to show me that i'm not welcomed. and i remember one day they took a photo of me just standing at that desk, looking slightly broken, just having to sort out that rubbish before i can use my desk. they spoke outright in the office about, um, lynching me, simply because i'd put in a complaint. and it was suggested for me to be tarred and feat

have a great knight. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. quincy hall edges another thriller on the track at the olympics, as the usa take gold in the men's 400m. drama at the velodrome too, as great britain lose to australia in the final of the men's pursuit, in the latter stages of the race. and no nadal at the us open, the 22—time grand slam champion says he's not 100% following his exit from both singles and doubles at the olympics. hello there and welcome along to the program. it's billed as one of the highlights of the track at the olympics — the men's aoom final has had some big names take gold over the years — michaeljohnson, wayde van niekerk and 2012 champion kiranijames. britain's matt hudson—smith was so close to joining them on wednesday, having come into the event with the fastest time this year. he was pipped to the line, in a thrilling finale which saw american quincy hall take the gold. hudson—smith was bidding to become the first british winner of the race since eric liddell100 years ago, also in paris, and looked to be abo

member, you can get ready to belt out live soon, the oasis brothers noel and liam gallagher array knighting for a siwes of concerts next summer. they only an hour stays within europe, kicking off in cardiff and ending in dublin. 0n and ending in dublin. on thursday, the added three more uk dates in london, manchester and edinburgh. there has also been chatter about adding international geeks later in 2025. rob schwartz explains what the reunion means for the band and the uk economy. the rumour used to be that they hated each other. of course, a well—known fistfight in 2009 when they broke up. but one assumes they were able to patch it up or it is about the money, who knows. i mean i wouldn't want to say it's about the money. i respect them as artists, so let's say they were able to patch up their relationship. they are brothers. i think that is great news. getting paid is also a good thing. how popular is or are 0asis here in asia? when you say asia come as you know it's a really big when you say asia come as you know it's a real partly estimate 27 — 8%, it's partly due to a botched product

the knights of the latest from the powers olympics julian alfred slew to the olympic women's 100 major title and powers to make history a st. lucia's 1st ever medalist out of games. alfred breeds convincingly to the gold medal crossing the finish line in 10.72 seconds. even heavy favorite american shack hurry. richardson well behind in 2nd place. you assume that simone biles dominated the women's fold finald when her 3rd gold medal at these games. bio scored 15.7 on her, your chunk of double pike, the bead i've had back under i g of brazil, i'm claim her 7th ever and then pick don't euro today's stay with us though because reporter looked at jeremy's culture of remembered stuff after a short break, don't forget this guy, the more using information on our website to you to view common, you can follow some social media or handle is due to the news on popular police for me in the team here in berlin, i project to take care of the german with c, w plus or emphasizing the award winning offer is available worldwide. every language level. reading jen and has to go. do you know which of these

it accepted mrs knight had to work in an environment where she experienced racist and sexist harassmentettled the claim with no admission of liability. i would never encourage any... a woman, especially of colour, to join the army because it's not going to benefit your life in the long run. kerry—ann's image was used to promote a positive image of the army that it's inclusive and welcome to all, but her harrowing experience tells a very different story. jonathan beale, bbc news. robertjenrick has officially launched his tory leadership bid speaking at an event in newark — the former immigration minister said he believed the party could win the next election, and said he wanted to breathe new life into the party but acknowledged they had a mountain to climb. the world's biggest annual arts festival, the edinburgh festival fringe, has opened in the scottish capital. artists from 58 countries are bring represented with over 52,000 performances taking place throughout august. with me is our reporter courtney bembridge, who is heading up to edinburgh to cover the festival fringe for bbc news

today, this is the venue for the annual mstislav knights' festival. the main architectural dominant is the carmelite church in the vilnius baroque style, rare for our lands, visible from any point in the city. unique ancient frescoes of the 16th century have been preserved inside. not far from the temple is the kogalny or translation you are sitting public well, for a long time served as the main source of drinking water in mstislavl. until the middle of the 20th century, water from this source was collected in barrels and delivered throughout the city. in the very center is located. jesuit monastery, founded in 1690. the complex has preserved to this day the church of st. michael the archangel, a pharmacy, a fence and a chapel. the three-story college is especially beautiful. another interesting temple is the cathedral of st. alexander nevsky, which was built on the site the bernardine church that burned down in 1870. all these cult publications are united by an urban legend. allegedly, they were once connected by secret. underground passages, becaus

of i'll tell you what we we don't really have time to go into the jesuites and the knights and who's married to whom and it's not a great line anyway but thanks for the call uh dr. gerard walters is in ireland where there also was some real trouble uh over the weekend uh dr. gerard welcome i by way of introduction i'm a a gp from ireland and i spent 47 years. as doctor and in 2020, recognize the pathogenetic city hoax of covid, as as doctor on the frontline i realized that in effect we had there was no virus there any any worse than average winter flu, of which i done 40 years as a gp, so i was in a position to recognize it, i refused to go along with the masking the response of the government and eventually i was struck from the medical register, suspended from the medical register three and a half years ago for my refusal to give the vaccine. now that we are getting excess debs in in in ireland here july had a 28% excess debts over 2020, the year of the pandemic. um, i just like to hear your view, george, and i have to admit, george, i have not be following and i do not know what y

of the order were 36 knights who guarded the king everywhere, including during his ablutions and...ok ablutions together with the future monarch in the bathhouse, washed themselves with his soap, the thirty-sixth said , you know, i guess i can rinse myself off with water normally, guys, actually the order of the bathhouse still exists in england, now there is no such tradition, it's a shame, it's just that now during initiation these knights of this order sprinkle with water, now there is liquid soap and just liquid soap, well , how is it like on your hand here... these tv series, they were sponsored by cosmetics manufacturers, very often during commercial breaks there was an advertisement for various soaps, our program will end, let's go and read the truth on the internet, well, no matter how it is, but 100,000 rubles, in a few minutes we will find out whether this money will remain in the bank or one of our viewers will take it, do not switch, the advertisement will pass quickly, then the final of our program five to one. failed to get pregnant again, for the umpteenth time? today

ahead is regional news: russian knights conquered buryatia.esidents of the city of ulan-ude saw a grand air show. my colleague has connections with us. hello denis, russian knights, residents of ulan-u met with special delight, on several thousand city residents came to see the air show. the spectacle was incredible, aerobatics were shown on six fighters at once, after which the baton was passed on by helicopter, five rotary-wing machines also flew over tselingoy. i will note that after the air... show, the spectators did not leave for a long time, people discussed what they had seen, were proud of the skill of russian pilots and the power of russian equipment. alexander, thank you, and now we are moving to yakutsk, where the reconstruction of the site is being completed regional road to us. my colleague vitaly prokopyev is on the line. vitaly, hello, at what stage are the works now and what is the significance of this section of the road? hello, denis, the builders have now started laying the top layer. asphalt, preparatory work is also under

kerry—ann knight said she suffered disgusting racism ever since she joined the army in 2011.time to our defence correspondent jonathan beale. can you spot me? i can spot you. yeah. kerry—ann knight always knew she'd stand out, in an army struggling to recruit both women and ethnic minorities. were you the only black person in there? yeah. i was the only, um, black female. but she joined full of hope, assuming racism had long been stamped out. for some reason, i thought someone in uniform was going to be professional, and i was very excited. kerry—ann became a face for army recruitment. she knew why the army wanted to appeal to the groups she represented, but she also became a target for abuse. i was extremely shocked because i really didn't experience such deep levels of racism. yet, i had to learn the hard way in the army. she became an instructor at harrogate, where the army train soldiers from the age of 16. but the abuse only got worse. they'd pile everything daily on my desk, so just to show me that i'm not welcomed. and i remember one day they took a photo of me just st

step back three over two defenders and then a knight knight down the court.ed off a hoodie later with uh- night night in french on it. that was cool. big hug from steve kerr there. and then the moment getting that gold. all that work paid off because curry rose to the occasion once again. >> those last 2.5 minutes were special. guys were hyping me up. we had a confidence in what we were trying to do and, i was just really present in the moment and enjoying myself for him to come through in the two games where we were really challenged, with everything on the line, not not just come through, but just explode and make some of the most difficult shots under pressure. >> uh- tells you everything you need to know about steph curry. >> congrats to all of those medal winners and that is sports. nasa says it is considered the best meteor shower of the year, and a peak viewing time is tonight. how to see proceed z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business 5-year price lock g

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upset, but it seems to me that the fact that i’m a woman actually helped me, you know, our men are knights and it seems to me that they looked at my mistakes more leniently than if i was a man, well because knights, they somehow look more condescendingly at women, it seems to me, at my requests, well, about work, yes, you want to take documents to one office, another, you always need something, but there on questions, well, any questions, i it seems like my requests somehow. responded more willingly, because i am a woman, not a man, so it seems to me that being a woman did not hinder me in my career, but helped me, and this is what you imagine as dense russia, and the fact that they still open the door for me ... helps carry a heavy suitcase, so it doesn’t upset me, i it makes me happy that this is a chivalrous attitude, i don’t perceive it as humiliation, i perceive it as concern, and what about you, who perceive as humiliation the fact that the door is opened for you or the fact that they pay for you in a restaurant by inviting you to dinner , you are indignant at this, feminists and wes

i eight years ago, 1874, university götengen has its highest stage. knight ў pasretnaga vuchonaga.hat the interim knowledge of the calculation of the race. durhamna. order of the minister of people's light of the russian empire. kavalevskaya and her dacha are old, and first the ladies will be born at the university. kavalevskaya was a mentor. vera strass would have yashche adzin vuchan, swedish praesar gustav mitahley. she requests frau sofia and stockholm to publish it at the newly created private university. abavyazkovaya ўmova learns swedish language. kavalevskaya learned it in two thousand years. june 30, 1884. historical date. at the end of the day, the head professor of mathematics and mathematics fell into the department of the university to read her first lecture. students. sustrels with flowers and bouquets of arms. yana is enchanting, her creation is illuminated with the zhanotskaya dabryna and high intellects. to the praise of praesar gustav mith khlefler. syarod bamondu of sweden and the kavalevskaya hut became his home. the whole of stockholm will be in full swing. the

, on a white... horse, my god, girl, what knights 21st century, where have you seen them, they've alls a war going on for it, here it's not just like that, he came up, got acquainted, that's it, lassoed, dragged to the registry office: no, my dear, no-no, no, you, you, you, you break through. "that's it, i'm left with the horse, well, i was lucky, i married decently, well, practically to a prince, i've been living with this goat for 20 years, you can't imagine, you can't imagine how difficult it is to raise a son that your mother-in-law gave birth to for you"? there are so many shortcomings, it was as if she had specially brought him up, you know, this is the kind of father-in-law he turned out to be, he has his own excuses for everything, his own jokes, i don’t understand anything, i do n’t understand, well, i ask him a serious question, i say, go and look in the kitchen, what ’s the cat rattling about, he asks me, did you feed her, i say, no, well then cook something, or i ask him, well, okay, a normal question, i ask, did you hang out the laundry, he says: no, i pardoned him, what

george, he was not mentioned in previous textbooks, the last full knight of st.ur country, ivan ivanovich, by the way, is a german, here in the russian service, and we have a whole history about him, take from him. realizing to do everything better than the most famous world film studios and to make worthy competition, attracting viewers to high-quality, bright, talented domestic cinema, how everything is arranged in the new capital's dream factory, olga pautova saw, i want to feel sorry for you, to be honest, my makeup has peeled off, they keep filming me with my makeup peeled off, and if you can still believe that the blood is not real, then it is almost impossible to understand that this is not a hospital, the emergency department, the intensive care unit, the operating room... all this is a filming pavilion, it looks exactly like a real medical institution, but the filmmakers did something specially for themselves, people are saving there people, no movie is worth saving people because we are going to shoot a movie there, and here everything is tailored to us

the celebrations in the city will last for 3 days, residents and guests will be able to watch a knight's tournament, enjoy classical music, watch an open-air movie, dance at a disco and admire the festive fireworks. by the way, the aromas of the meadow herbs of novogrudok formed the basis of the legendary perfume trezor, the author of which was sofia groysman, a titan among perfumers. she was born from novogrudok district. little-known facts, stories, and legends of the ancient city can be learned by visiting. today , there are more than twenty tourist routes in grudo. belarus and china will shoot their first joint feature film, the parties signed a cooperation agreement. the idea appeared back in november last year, when a large chinese delegation of film industry professionals came to minsk for the listopad film festival. a working group has already been created, a script has been written, and this weekend there will be a casting of actors. filming are scheduled for october. a third of the film will be shot on belarusian locations. the plot has two parts, historical and modern. the his

turso here was shot and killed about a half hour before torres and knight showed up, so... missed the killer. yup, and cause of death is pretty apparent. single gunshot wound to the head, and he died instantly. so, you find anything else? yes, uh, dna under his fingernails, probably from fighting off his killer. kasie ran it, and it does match the dna found on the end of that cigarette butt, but unfortunately... it's not in our system. okay, thanks, jimmy. oh, i almost forgot. uh, the bullet that killed turso came from a glock 19, same gun as webb's. webb never told us that he was at turso's shop. parker, you're not gonna believe this. what? the trolls managed to figure out who paid turso for the bomb. it was eric webb. it's his name on the offshore account. you're telling me webb isn't trying to stop the bomb? he's the guy behind it. king c. gillette is an award winning lineup men's health best beard trimmer for beginners among men's journal's best beard shampoos and washes and gq's best beard conditioners for soft no-itch, facial hair. your beard is our trade these are yo

it accepted mrs knight had to work in an environment where she experienced racist and sexist harassment settled the claim with no admission of liability. i would never encourage any... a woman, especially of colour, to join the army because it's not going to benefit your life in the long run. kerry—ann's image was used to promote a positive image of the army that it's inclusive and welcome to all. but her harrowing experience tells a very different story. jonathan beale, bbc news. buildings and landmarks across the north west will be lit up pink this evening and throughout the weekend, in memory of those killed in southport. six=year—old bebe king, seven—year—old elsie dot stancombe, and nine—year—old alice dasilva aguiar were killed during a taylor swift—themed dance class on monday. 17—year—old axel rudakubana has been charged with murdering the three girls and attempting to murder ten other people. our correspondentjohn maguire has spent the day in southport, finding out how communities are supporting each other after the attack. it should have been the perfect start to summer for so

the winning captain, heather knight, said she was delighted with how their game plan came together, on who's used to captaining england, said it was a special moment to come away with a first trophy in the competition, and was speaking to alex hartley after the victory. ifound it quite hard, it was a tricky wicket, a bit slow, so i thought our bowlers did a really good job, and hopefully mend the chase would not be too hard, really pleased with how it went, disappointed to go out when i did, i backed myself to keep going, butjust trying to keep the impetus of the innings going, and danni gibson, little beauty, that's exactly what she can do. really change the game and shifted the momentum. you won the world cup here in 2017, now the hundred here. not bad, is it? i said, oh, not another lord's final, because she was playing for india, so it's always special having a final here regardless, and another win, which is nice. the men's final between southern brave and the defending champions 0val invincibles is under way. brave won the toss and decided to field but willjacks made a blistering

elf sadly for super fans, all the wembley knights sadly for superfans, all the wembley knights are soldng sold online do not exist and could leave fans disappointed and out of pocket. we've got business today here next, i like to discuss as ever, stay with us, i will see you injust ever, stay with us, i will see you in just a ever, stay with us, i will see you injust a moment. hello there. tuesday wasn't as hot or as humid, but still with some sunshine across norfolk and suffolk before we got a few light showers, temperatures reached a very warm 29 degrees. other parts of the uk have cooled down a bit already, and it's still quite mixed through the rest of the week. there'll be some sunshine at times, but we're also going to find some spells of rain, and our weather essentially is going to be coming in from the atlantic. at the moment things have slowed down a bit and this weather front still bringing some rain early in the morning, particularly across the midlands. but a sunny start and a chilly start in scotland. some sunshine for northern ireland. it will cloud over here in the after

american—born, he's descended from a famous us communist leader and has recently been knighted in theoment is this _ welcome. great to be here. what kind of a moment is this perilous _ welcome. great to be here. what kind of a moment is this perilous 24 - of a moment is this perilous 2a hours? independence day tomorrow, putin humiliated promising punishment?— putin humiliated promising punishment? putin humiliated promising unishment? , , . , ., punishment? basically since this war started everybody — punishment? basically since this war started everybody has _ punishment? basically since this war i started everybody has underestimated the ukrainians. they said this would be a three day war and putin would roll in and everybody would drop their weapons and we are now two and a half years into this war. everybody said the ukrainians have to fight back when the russians are attacking them on their territory. and without telling anybody they launched this unbelievable and i would say very successful attack, invasion, of russia and it completely has turned the tables because we now have t

and some ambitious knight and they slaughter thomas beckett in the cathedral.a certain extent that was the story of watergate. nixon hired young ambitious people, and bring the dead mouse to the oval office door and look what we have done for you, boss and they would listen to the enemies and the jews and -- and they would go out and do these incredibly stupid things and he would skip them or forgive them or so preoccupied with kissinger and talking about vietnam, russia andrussia, and we left oe was the first president -- this is a guy who had a lot of big stuff on his mind, but he definitely was a bad judge of personality. host: sam, in baltimore, maryland, good morning. caller: good morning. if you could answer this, it involves lbj, kissinger, and nixon. this concerns the vietnam war. as i understand the story, and correct me if i'm wrong or elaborate or corroborate, that lbj had a peace plan early on for vietnam, but then nixon had envoys around his back and say

gary and knight said she's suffered racism ever sincejoining knight said she's suffered racism ever since a new report is warning the government will struggle to meet its target of 6500 more teachers in england... women over 30 are leaving the profession. your live with bbc news. the us says it will deploy more defensive military support to the middle east. the department of defence says it aims to strengthen protection for us troops in the region and israel in response to growing threats from iran and iranian backed fighters. the announcement came after the funeral ceremony in qatarfor after the funeral ceremony in qatar for the hamas after the funeral ceremony in qatarfor the hamas political qatar for the hamas political leader who qatarfor the hamas political leader who was assassinated in iran on wednesday. officials from a number of arab and muslim countries attended — its most prominent figures... his coffin was taken to a ceremony where he was buried in a simple ceremony. hamas and iran have vowed revenge for the strike that targeted him, although iran and its allies have blamed is

, because i see a lone knight, yes, you probably have friends, yes you have girlfriends, a person whot is, the poor one. there are somehow difficulties there, strictly speaking, but it’s not a fact, it’s not a fact that you see people close to you, perhaps you look at people and say: well, there’s actually something you’re not saying, here everything is not as good as you tell me, or maybe there - you didn’t achieve this yourself, i did it myself i kind of achieved this, this is the feeling, because in fact the sense of justice is heightened, it is typical for those who have achieved everything in life themselves, i wanted two nuances for you, but can you first say before the nuance, please tell me, i trust my . so it turned out it turned out as if we had already taken the first step, in fact, i wanted to point out one point, back at school, back at school they wrote a wish in my diary when we were leaving school, one in the field is not a warrior, this is what we are just telling you about, and you know that you want to hug a hedgehog and a porcupine, but it’s impossible, yeah, you k

on paper and in the right media, knights of truth and international law, but what really stands behindupposedly good intentions, from us only facts, conclusions, it is up to you. let's start with azov. human rights watch on paper is a non-governmental and, of course, non-profit organization, it positions itself as a private independent, with headquarters in new york. the organization was founded in 1978, monitors human rights in 70 countries around the world. belarus is on this list. the watch was founded by activists robert bernstein, jerry lavber and ari neyer. the main goal of the organization is declared to be the protection of people all over the world. the organization's website is full of beautiful words, the main goals are meticulously written: we protect everyone from everything, we are simply angels of political and public life. we help victims and activists prevent discrimination, defend political freedom, protect people from the cruelty of war and bring to justice those guilty of violations. we investigate and publicize human rights violations and hold those responsible acc

have a great knight. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun.on the track at the olympics, as the usa take gold in the men's 400m. drama at the velodrome too, as great britain lose to australia in the final of the men's pursuit, in the latter stages of the race. and no nadal at the us open, the 22—time grand slam champion says he's not 100% following his exit from both singles and doubles at the olympics. hello there and welcome along to the program. it's billed as one of the highlights of the track at the olympics — the men's a00m final has had some big names take

the cossacks are the knights of orthodoxy. god is in our country, he always helps orthodox people. and in real life does otaman wave a saber? otaman said, it is necessary, so it is necessary. cossacks line up until the last day. and we still haven't asked, what kind of cossacks are you? i found my great-grandfather among the tsaritsyn cossacks. the common thing is the orthodox faith, which unites everyone. cossacks and tell the commandments, which the cossacks also observe. hello, the program "say, don't be silent" is on the air. in the studio are svetlana smolonskaya and victoria popova. and today our guests are otaman of the minsk district. don't worry, but be afraid, you be afraid, and you me don't be afraid, i won't hurt you, don't worry, and also asked for kazakh, truth for the people, there will be truth on earth, it will be this way, for my kazakh friends, so that for my obashli, one day now. you fear me, you know, you don't be afraid of me, i won't hurt you, and you don't worry, be afraid, you know, and you don't be afraid of me, i haven't touched you , well, of course, you

in 1947, the french destroyed the village of knights rock murdering 170 women, and 157 children. however terror did not help. in 1954, the vietnamese defeated the french army and the decisive battle of gen, being food. almost $12000.00 french soldiers and officers, including the commander general of the country. and his command staff were captured, the configuration of a huge garrison at a demoralizing effect in europe. the french lat vietnam. but they were replaced by even more violent and much stronger invaders. the americans are times where a waiting vietnam again the the lucky by chance uh somebody who is the 0. hold on the move on to something a little who does all the for the insurance that are under the summer and the next year on the machine king and physical the shipping, the the of the beloved chest was motionless and there's an issue and you will be what nice getting donors and he's getting any sort of thoughts. i'm with on the 1st as little as love me. that'd be the most that we should include the food and the most of these, all of the said forget the lulu correct and

heather knight leads a is—player engalnd squad selected for the women's t20 world cup in the uae in octoberengland have named wicketkeeper—batter bess heath and spinner linsey smith in their squad with lauren filer the only player missing from the side that whitewashed new zealand earlier this summer. as expected, there is no place for opener tammy beaumont or pace bowler kate cross. defending us open champion novak djokovic came through his opening round match against radu albot in straight sets as the final grand slam of the year got under way at flushing meadows in new york. play restarts shortly with the rest of the big names in action including carlos alcaraz, who's looking to add to another title after winning here in 2022. he faces li tu. returning to the court is world number one jannik sinner — who plays for the first time since being cleared of fault or negligence by an independent tribunal last week. after he returned two positive tests for an anabolic agent, his opponent is mackenzie mcdonald. on the women's side of the draw — 2021 champion emma raducanu gets her tournament unde

welsh fire and india all—rounder deepti sharma hit a six to secure a four—wicket victory for heather knight'sst time. i found it hard to time. it was a tricky wicket, a little slow, so i thought our bowlers did a good job to keep them to a low score hopefully it will not be too hard but pleased with how it went. i wasjust trying to keep things going. danny gibson, a beauty. the exact henning she can play. change the game, shifted the momentum and broke the back of the run chase. kasia niewiadoma has won the tour de france femmes by just four seconds, taking the title on the final iconic climb of l�*alpe d'huez. the defending champion, deymi vollering, who was a minute and a quarter down in the standings after crashing earlier in the race, won the stage, leaving niewiadoma having to finish within 65 seconds of the dutchwoman to keep the yellowjersey. and she made it withjust four seconds to spare for the biggest win of her career. the australian sprinter kaden groves won stage 2 at the vuelta a espana. groves made the most of the uphill finish into 0urem to take the victory. wout van aart was

elinor barker, josie knight, anna morris and jess roberts beat italy to continue gb's run of reaching team pursuit podium at every olympics since it was introduced in 2012. andy macdonald's skateboarding olympic debut at the age of 51 ended in the park heats, but he called it "an experience of a lifetime". he's considered a legend of the sport, and had the crowd on its feet after all three of his runs. but his best run put him 18th out of 22 — the gold eventually won by australia's keegan palmer — but great memories made for mcdonald. it was the experience of a lifetime. it really was just so enjoyable, so much fun and energy. the crowd got behind me because i'm the old guy, i guess. i don't know. it was surprising, actually. the crowd from the get—go, my very first run i was like, oh, all right. my dad taught me early on in my career, acknowledge the crowd, because i would always be like all right, here we go. when they cheer for you, acknowledge them. and it worked. the first round of the women's golf is done at le golf national in paris. great britain's charley hull had a day to fo

the winning captain, heather knight, said she was delighted with how their game plan came together, oneaking to alex hartley after the victory. i found it quite ifound it quite hard, it was i found it quite hard, it was a tricky wicket, a bit slow, so i thought our bowlers did a terrific job, and hopefully mend the chase would not be too hard, really pleased with how it went, disappointed to go out when i did, i backed myself to keep going, but just try to keep the impetus of the innings going, and danny gibbons, little beauty, that�*s exactly what she can do. little beauty, that's exactly what she can do— little beauty, that's exactly what she can do. ., ., . ., , she can do. you won the world cup here in 2017, _ she can do. you won the world cup here in 2017, another— she can do. you won the world cup here in 2017, another conjured - she can do. you won the world cup. here in 2017, another conjured here. not bad, is it? . i here in 2017, another con'ured here. not bad, as not not bad, is it? , i said, oh, not another lord's _ not bad, is it? , i said, oh, not another lord's final, _

but sadly for cassie and katie, all the wembley knights i happens.rning people to be careful because some tickets sold online do not exist and could leave fans disappointed and out of pocket. to a big political story out of japan. the prime minister, fumio kishida, says he will not stand in his party's leadership contest next month, clearing the way for a new premier. mr kishida — who came to power in 2021 — said it was important to show the public that his liberal democratic party was changing. they have governed japan for most of the period since the second world war. indonesia is set to hold its first major event at what will be its new capital city this weekend. presidentjoko widodo wants to replace jakarta — which he says is polluted, overcrowded and sinking into the ground — with a new modern economic hub called nusantara. the new capital will be built from scratch in the rainforests of borneo. but the project — which is one of the most ambitious of its kind in history — has been dogged by setbacks, lack of investment and the firing of top offi

hear and what i see, veronica needs to be brought out - from the image of a loner, the image of a knightee a knight alone, yes you probably have friends, yes you have girlfriends, a person who has a business, and has money, there are always friends and girlfriends, as it were, as if the poor somehow have difficulties, actually, but it is not a fact, it is not a fact that you see people - close to you, perhaps you look at people, say: so, here in fact, you are not telling everything, here everything is not so with you, good, as you tell me, or maybe, there, you did not achieve this yourself, i achieved it myself this, this is the feeling, because in fact the sense of justice is heightened, it is characteristic of those who have achieved everything in life themselves, i wanted two nuances for you, and can you first say before the nuance, please tell me, i trust my employees, i verbalize, at least partly, let's simplify the task already, let's say it this way, that i trust many of my employees, uh , my... desires, when we left school, one in the field is not a warrior, this is what we are t

the building in the form of a gothic knight's castle was built in the mid-19th century according to then of the russian architect of british origin, samuil ivanovich ubton. inside the gallery there is a marble floor, unique chandeliers, statues, paintings on the walls, but i i say, a museum, so the public behaves decorously and nobly, it is supposed to drink narzan here, on the spot, to carry a liter of me with you, so those who drink delicately fill small containers, and it is not supposed to touch the marble maidens with your hands, which is reminded by a sign just in case, well, in drinking itself , you need to observe the measure, otherwise... the water drinkers are so happy that they got to narzan that they know no restraint. by the way, this is how the water drinkers were called tourists who came to the waters at the beginning of the 19th century. all-russian educator lena mashova, a popularizer of health , was still a baby then. there was no one to find out from. from that resort public of that time mistakenly believed that the more water you drink, the better. you are unlikely t

vegetables, here today are reenactors from all over russia, here now are infantrymen and english knights from the end of the 14th, beginning of the 15th centuries having breakfast, they eat, of course, oatmeal, very tasty, at the culinary competition you need to cook a medieval dish, in the middle ages there was no culture of breeding. she is our hero, yes it is very soulful here, so we try to come here every year, in total about eighty feature films, on the filming sites, some of them can be visited today, for example, the eighties film wizards in the role of the cameraman, today i, well , can be in the role of an actor, in principle, the same institute of extraordinary services, where the heroes of the film worked on the creation of a magic wand, in 1964 in the city with on the trading square they probably all stood in line, shared this location, then by by time, who shoots when, we can now approach the balzaminov site, you can see how the real viewers are now pulling out the stage so that they can participate in the filming process, heart. russia is moscow, the window to europe is st.

gynecology. perenotology named after academician kulakov, his merits are noted by the state, he is a knight of the order for services to the fatherland, he is a laureate of the state prize in the field of science in 2022, and so on and so forth. he accepts the most difficult cases of his life, saves a huge number of people, his role is huge in increasing the birth rate. he says something absolutely fair, with which it is impossible not to agree, the so-called... therapy it can save from a huge number of diseases, for example, from disease central nervous system, down's disease, parkinson's, alzheimer's, multiple sclerosis, kidney disease, male infertility, impotence, diabetes and many, many other diseases, and if you look at it from a rational point of view, then actually, if there is such an opportunity to help people, anyway, it's... an abortion is done and this dead fetus can help prolong the lives of other people, why can't this be done? nevertheless, in russia there is a law. june 23, 2016, number 180 fz on biomedical cell products, according to which in our country it is unacceptable

instead, the people of zoning in a commemorating the victims of a knight of blushing, the dw is our own tilton is installing in, and he has more to into 14 hours since last friday's horrible attack here in zillow, lincoln would cost $3.00 people their lives in injured an additional 8 others. one word has plain most people i've spoken to why. what we know is one man is in custody and has confessed to the crime. but that hasn't given the people here any easy answers for days now they have been seeking solace with in each other's company and make sure memorials like the one behind me seeking solace in their community. but at the same time, people are already beginning to point the finger. some people have spoken to point the finger at the german government saying that relax migration policies and refugee policies led to this horrible event. at the same time, others from the muslim community have told me, please tell the world this man doesn't represent our faith. this man isn't a man of god. but at the end of the day that one word still plagues most. there is no easy answer. why tara came