are going, we just discussed it behind the scenes. after all, who is better for us, what does a laboristfor us, for russia, is it good or bad, what will happen next? labor still looks like a pig in a poke, the fact is that during this election campaign they have repeatedly been asked direct questions about what they are going to do about the numerous problems that leave them with a legacy ruling conservatives, no one here seems to doubt that the conservatives will lose these elections, so here are the answers to these questions... from the side of the leader of the libarist party, keir starmer , no clear ones have been heard, there are a lot of problems, what concerns the international politics, then, judging by the statements that were made earlier, the policy towards russia will not change for now, the fact is that keir starmer has long stated that they fully support the actions of their predecessors at the head government in relation to the ukrainian conflict, first of all, and the first foreign trip. starmer and his new foreign secretary will most likely travel to the united states o

for the first time in 14 years , laborists won the parliamentary elections.atives had their worst showing ever . the king of great britain has already accepted sunak's resignation. labor leader keir starmer became the new prime minister. and here is his first statement about perestroika. changing a country is not just a matter of flipping a switch. this hard work, patient and determined. we are beginning a new chapter, beginning the work of change, the mission of national renewal and the rebuilding of our country. it is hardly worth expecting changes; as experts believe, the new government will continue to move in line with us policy, including support for kiev, perhaps a little quieter and a little less. size. the main challenge for the laborists is solving internal problems, however, some other changes took place during the elections. the party of reformists, opponents of the war in ukraine, received 13 parliamentary mandates. this is not much, of course, but it gives hope that the voice of the movement will be heard. a hurricane of change is also brewing i

in the parliamentary elections, the laborists, as expected, defeated the conservatives, they lost power first time in 14 years and the defeat for the tories itself became the largest in history. the result of the failed policy of sunok, who did not spend even 2 years in the prime minister’s chair. this morning he congratulated me. with the victory of his opponent, the video captured the moment when one of the bloggers unfolded a piece of paper with the letter l behind his back. the media saw in this a hint that sunk is a loser, or, well, a victory for the libarist party. well, in the us democratic party on the eve of the elections , panic is growing about the state of health of the president. cnn sources report that democrats on the sidelines are desperately looking for options on how to remove joe biden from the election race. made it clear that he did not intend to give up the fight, although he admitted that quote: he screwed up at the debate with trump. the owner of the white house explained his failure by the large amount of work and lack of sleep, although in fact, before the meet

the committee on... today i came to visit my german colleague pistorius to gain experience, this laboristas nothing military behind him, just as pistorius didn’t have at the time of his appointment, but , according to the germans, he is coping, he is still the most popular figure now in scholz's office. the nato alliance is the cornerstone of our european security, so we will work together to defend our eastern borders with russia. we want, firstly, to strengthen our defense industry, secondly, we want to... cooperate more closely in developing the arms and ammunition sector, this is one of the lessons we must learn from the conflict in ukraine. the transfer of the british and german economies to a war footing is complicated by the need to cut social spending and at the same time purchase the necessary resources at prices far from what russia had previously offered to germany. hence the unexpected scandals between good neighbors. the german gas operator reported a fourfold reduction in gas supply volumes. into czech networks, due to the fact that germany itself needs to prepare for the he

yeah, she lost second place to the laborists. it was difficult to predict such an outcome.. this is an incredible result if we remember that in the last general election labor had its worst performance since 1935. and i didn’t even have to parachute down. you have helped us achieve the best results in the last 100 years. we will change our political system and bring about the better, clearer and fairer future that our country so desperately needs. thank you. my name is grafur nalitsi, intergalactic warrior, leader of the recyclists from the planet sigma 9, among the points of his platform, oblige former prime ministers to serve in the army, build at least one affordable home and link the salaries of ministers to the salaries of nurses. it's the most significant satire in british politics since the sixties, it's simply part of the way we do politics. this cambridge professor says it's all about the declaration... the candidates all go on stage together to find out the results. comedian jonathan harvey plays the role of urnalitz, but count ornalitz, the real candidate on the

the truth about russia, about how... they are exclusively russophobic, even conservatives, even laboristsd attaching such a label to farage would, in general, be successful for them, but firstly not sticks a lot, and secondly for many, and if by the way, read the comments when something about putin flashes on the internet, yes, there are a lot of them and, in general, you can easily read them. voicing their plans, these are not putin’s plans, putin has repeatedly stated that our lands are suffering before and after that, this is actually kamchatka and before chukotka, and we never intended to go anywhere, we ensure our own security, but they have plans, except for ukraine, burn eastern europe in this furnace, if necessary, and western europe if necessary, that is, as long as everything it was burning, as long as america was not touched, that is, to turn the outgoing hegemon and... and russia and the new bx bloc into a battlefield, to turn not only ukraine, but also eastern europe and western europe into a battlefield, this is what europeans are increasingly beginning to understand , hence

on the left are the laborists. on the right is the same uk reform, and there is a possibility that faragel bypass the conservatives in the elections and become second in importance political force in the country, uk reforms focus on the issue of immigration, continuation of brexit, well, farage himself expresses things that are unacceptable for the western establishment, and so he publicly stated that the conflict in ukraine was provoked by nato and the european union. the conservatives' problems began during the coronavirus pandemic. thanks to boris jones. a useful organization, let me remind you that it was created for the final settlement of all issues after the collapse of the soviet union, border issues with the chinese people's republic republic, which remained very unresolved in soviet times, between the new sovereign states and china, gradually gradually this organization began to gain momentum, and... in the modern world it has certainly become very popular, because it is obviously one of the independent centers of the new multipolar world, this is precisely what has become attra

the laborists supported the conservative cabinet's tough course towards russia. they will face an avalanche of internal problems that have accumulated over 14 years of rule. there is not much strength and energy left to fight against the good old enemy of russia, well, the conflict itself is entering another phase: elections are coming up in the united states, the librist shadow foreign minister david lemmy, his approach is progressive realism, he is of course... very closely connected to nato and america, but if donald trump comes again, britain will have a problem. the only foreign policy we have is to be an echo of washington, albeit sometimes more polite, but in fact even more aggressive, so that prove loyalty. if there is confusion in the us, the junior partners will have a hard time. starmer talks about rapprochement with the eu. we are not talking about a return, of course, but new customs and trade agreements. in france, perfumery literally goes off scale. sarcastic eb bertrams from holland, the drawing is called the head, or the head of the state, a ball

were settled on the barge bibi stockholm, but none of these bets worked, according to experts the laborists power are also unlikely to find a solution to this problem. elizabeth gerson tried to understand why. illegal migrants seem completely indifferent to the fact that britain has changed government. in just one day this week , 419 people arrived without visa tickets. they are clearly not aware that starmer has promised to take care of them. i have plans, i can share them. i will send them to rwanda because migrants cannot stay here. what will you do about illegal migration? it's simple question. from the same party proposed shooting guns at boats from the shore as shooting practice for british military personnel, a scandal arose and it was hushed up. this is not the first scandal on this topic; the head of the ministry of internal affairs under thor was wondering whether it was possible to artificially raise a wave in order to throw the boats with migrants back to the french side. following potel, the head of the ministry of internal affairs is broverman, like patel and sunok, she hersel

a convincing victory, as all british newspapers describe the result of the vote, was won by the laboristsarty according to preliminary calculations. receives a majority in parliament of 370 seats, while time needed to form a government 326. report by alexander khabarov. early elections organized by rishi sunak's cabinet led to a crushing defeat for the conservative party. having been in opposition for 14 years, labor won an absolute majority in parliament. after an audience with king charles ii. harsh rhetoric towards russia. in terms of the number of deputies, the conservative party all these losing conservatives remained the main opposition force in parliament, followed by the liberals democrats. although, if you look at the percentage of votes cast, nigel farage’s reform party is in third place in popularity. this politician advocates a peaceful resolution of the ukrainian conflict. for the first time in his career, he became a member of the british parliament. given that we had no money, no campaign structure , virtually nothing across the country, we 're going to come in second place

the laborists, that is, in the old categories, left socialists, have secured a confident majority andd by keith starmer. a principled pragmatist, a proletarian, a prosecutor, an honest but criminal, boring lawyer. such an image. the british media portray a sixty-one-year-old keir starmer, who was born in london into a working-class family, but grew up in a small town north of the capital. his parents, devoted labor supporters, named him after scottish miner keir hardy, who at the dawn of the 20th century founded the workers' party and became its first deputy in parliament. while still at school , kir joined the international union of socialist youth. then he graduated with honors from oxford and the university of leith with a bachelor's degree in civil law, and was engaged in the defense of human rights. his most high-profile case was the winning mclable case, in which the lawyer defended the interests of two british environmental activists in a battle with mcdonald's for 10 years. in 2002 he was awarded the title of queen's counsel, in 2008 the chief state prosecutor, heading... the

laborists may receive twice as many votes as conservatives in the uk elections, according to bloombergt ratings have risen strongly, which is extremely unusual for the united kingdom. about the pre-election situation, boris ivanin. the political landscape in the british isles is changing. the bipartisan consensus in the uk between the key parties, the conservatives and the baristas is coming apart at the seams. they are desperately rammed by the liberal democrats. their leader at davey behaves so shockingly, either riding a cart or bungee jumping, and the scottish nationalists expect to enter the british parliament on the party’s yellow bus. against this backdrop, the ruling party of reesch and sunak is drifting towards a resounding failure. the latest opinion polls in the british isles show a landslide victory for his main opponents, the iborists. they will most likely receive more than half of the seats in the house of commons and will be able to form single-party government. if the polls are generally correct, we are likely to see the most dramatic results in terms of losses for the

was called the policy of conservatives regarding ukraine, so we could predict it very clearly. now laboristsre less predictable for us, they got full power, they will form the cabinet, well , in general, they have gone into political oblivion for a certain time, well, such great sympathizers of ukraine as lis tras. i am not saying that labor will not be sympathetic to ukraine, but the agenda of their election campaign, i think significantly different from the conservative party, that's why they and the conservatives lost it, yes, that is, as far as... for example, the influence of certain political circles that get the party, well, for example, i wouldn't say that politics , i don't know, the green party was different from its predecessors, i don't know, the change of yushchenko, yanukovych also had certain changes, and i would just like to get your understanding of where they can go in the direction of isolationism, or vice versa to try to bring... great britain back to of the european union, some such global things, global trends, which are programmed in them even in their election e-e pro

minute there are 40 thousand polling stations across britain closed, according to calculations, the laboristseading towards victory. election night gave way to morning, the results of voting for those whom the residents of foggy britain want to see in parliament became clear, and this is already history. the libarist party, kirasmera wins the majority, adding the largest number of seats. this data is provided by local exit polls. conservatives. islamophobia under them will increase greatly in the country, but the conservatives have also faced many problems. while in power, the conservatives abolished benefits for large families, limited disability benefits, while housing prices in britain. have risen sharply, there is a catastrophe with homeless people in the country, and the crime rate has reached an extreme level, and this is just the tip of the iceberg, the british say. if you have a good job, then everything is fine, but if you are like most of us, who have lost instead, then all that remains is to hide from creditors and survive. there is hatred towards visitors in the country, people ar

conservatives, laborists, it doesn't matter, in the context of supporting our state, let's remind youf these forces... speak out for supporting ukraine, for providing us with all the necessary help, prime minister of great britain keir starmer emphasizes that the attack on children is the most terrible act. the head of the british government says that london will continue to support our country. peter pavel, the czech republic, the president of this country, and the author of a rather important, i would even say, at one point life-saving initiative on ammunition for us, emphasized that the... the most vulnerable cannot be forgiven, the mass attack on july 8 shows that , that the russians stop at nothing, so the czech leader expects the nato summit in washington to reach a consensus on the extent to which russia is a threat to the civilized world. well, let's recall that peter pavel is a person who knows how the north atlantic alliance works, because he held relevant positions there. estonia, estonian prime minister kaja kalas condemns. the russian attack, with shocking footage of a ru

ri shunok and the head of the laborists are vying for the post of prime minister, kirs tarmer the winners a miracle happens, all the polls predict a crushing defeat for the conservative party. conservatives are perceived as those who have failed to deliver on their promises. brexit did not bring much benefit; immigration was promised to be brought under control, but it is setting records. tore is having a terrible time right now. reputation. and this reputation. a constant threat, not just now but in the future, which is why i'm here to thank our soldiers. it is unlikely that big changes will await britain, but at least these are new faces. the kingdom's social service conducted a poll of voters: why do you want to vote for labour, the most popular answer in order to finally get rid of the conservatives, the same poll predicts a historic victory for the laborites, they can achieve the best result in almost 200 years, surpassing their own record, which they achieved in ninety seventh year under leadership. but joe biden is not going to give up his position and refuse to participate in the

according to experts, the laborists who came to power are also unlikely to find a solution to this problemlegal migrants seem absolutely indifferent to the fact that the government has changed in britain; in just one day this week , 419 people arrived without visa tickets; they are clearly not aware that starmer promised to take care of them. i have plans, i can share it, i will send them to rwanda because migrants cannot stay here. what will you do about illegal migration? this is a simple question. we must deal with them. engage, former government immigration minister tory robert jenrick has already called starmer's plan stupid. this means that in this vague threat in the spirit of “i will take care of your upbringing,” he heard some specifics. sunak was more specific in the election campaign. however, there were no more results. we must decisively discourage those who want to come to this country illegally and restore citizens' trust in the fairness of our stop the boats system. he was hushed up. this is not the first scandal on this topic. the head of the ministry of internal affairs u

politics with a statement that the west was to blame for the conflict in ukraine, which angered laboristst today's meeting with supporters , ill-wishers tried to boo him. well, i suppose this is good preparation for a meeting of the house of commons. is not it? will very lively, huh? after the eighth time, farage finally managed to be elected to parliament, so perhaps now the indiscriminate thoughts for official british politics will be heard there too. next week the house of commons will meet for its first meeting with a new composition. pavel krasno, dmitry volkov, kirill danilov and dmitry malyshev, channel one britain, london. in kyrgyzstan, the activities of a criminal group that was planning mass unrest and a violent seizure of power were stopped, five citizens of the republic were detained, ani, as reported. fanatically profess a radical religious ideology: filling for homemade bombs, weapons, ammunition, walkie-talkies and extremist literature were confiscated from the attackers. the new bridge across the volga, on the section of the m11 moscow-petersburg highway under constructio

these two victories can really be compared, then now the laborists completely defeated their competitorsally if you didn't, i tell you straight, my government will serve you. these are words keerstarmer could address to most britons, despite the large victory for the laborites, those who came to the polling station on thursday voted not so much for them as against their predecessors of the british conservative party. conservatives are now perceived as having failed to deliver on their promises. brexit. did not bring any particular benefit, they promised to bring immigration under control, but it sets records, they are considered an elite cut off from the people, now the seconds have a terrible reputation, a reputation earned after 14 years of continuous stay in power, which was largely erased by the previous two centuries of history conservatives are a party with a rich political tradition, it was the one that gave britain such leaders as clinston churchel and margaret thatcher, against their background the current tory leaders look especially special. over the course of 14 years, the co

politics with a statement that the west was to blame for the conflict in ukraine, which angered laboristspporters, ill-wishers tried to make light of him. well, i suppose this is good preparation for a meeting of the house of commons. not this way it will be very lively, right? strongly profess a radical religious ideology: filling for homemade bombs, weapons, ammunition, walkie-talkies and extremist literature were confiscated from the attackers. the new bridge across the volga, on the section of the m11 moscow-petersburg highway under construction, has been tested for strength, this is the largest object on the northern bypass of tver, work on it is nearing completion, and as for testing the bridge, they were carried out using twelve dump trucks weighing 25 tons each . let me remind you that the northern bypass of tver is the final section highway between the two capitals, travel time will be reduced by at least half an hour. in addition, after the launch of traffic , it will be possible to travel along expressways from st. petersburg to kazan, first along the m11 neva highway, then alo

this is a rearrangement, well, you can build such a, so to speak, simple structure, people vote for laboristsectly, these brave statements that the past authorities, that the current authorities, regarding the fact that now if we put pressure on russia, it will crumble , nothing with these blows into the depths, which are going to be discussed at the summit, and without ukraine, konstantin vasilyevich, what is important, ukraine will not be there, without ukraine they are collecting. discuss strikes deep into russian territory, you know, by ukrainian hands, this means they are their strikes, rather than inflicting them on ukraine or some other bullshit, well, what, well, as a result, i will remind putin’s words that russia perceives the use of such weapons directly as participation of these countries in the conflict, because we understand whose satellites are involved, whose operators and so on, and putin directly spoke about the fact that densely populated cities in europe should be treated with concern. to the actions of their governments, i think that great britain may also well consider t

years, other the thing is that the results show us such a seemingly devastating victory for the laboristsbut at the same time the number of votes is only there 34%, yes, that is, quite a bit, of course the electoral system of the united kingdom is to blame, it is majoritarian, that is, by constituency, that is, we have almost 650 constituencies, and not proportionally, but like 16% for a party, which means it will get 16 % of parliamentary seats, so in general it seems to me that the united kingdom is in many ways similar to its neighbor france, which also... perhaps got tired of the old parties there in 1717 and chose macron, but very quickly became disillusioned, in general - we already see this a big wave is already against macron himself, well , i fully admit that in the next... elections we will see exactly the same wave against the iborists’ kirastarmer, simply because now now wait, excuse me vasily for interrupting you, i just want to understand that you yourself affected france, this trend is french, it has already reached britain, or after all, as you said, we will have to wait a

laborists, according to the jv study , will celebrate the vote today, and a protest one at that.stroy himself completely, richa met with a prostitute and discussed her tattoos in intimate places. it looked quite strange. they say that the headquarters' focus was on progressive youth. prime minister irisha sunok joins us from the sofa. hello, good morning, good morning! do you have any secret tattoos? no, i do not have. and if you choose, what kind of tattoo would you like to get? oh, what a question, i 'll help you choose. yes, let's do that. could you please stand up, you are some kind of piece of art. i'll have a spin if you don't mind. no, of course not. this is simply incredible. we see your tattoos. but as for the intimate parts of the body, you have them there too. yes, just when you thought things couldn't get any worse for rishi, he went on a morning show. i don't want to say that rishi wants to lose the election. in that case, his strategy would be different from what he has been doing for the last 6 weeks. maybe he thinks that if he throws big bombs, he can get a few me

serve your interests, despite the landslide victory of particular popularity among there are no laboristsy 34% voted for them. for the winners this is a historic low, so disproportionate. there has never been a distribution of votes and seats in parliament in the united kingdom, although this is a feature of the british electoral system, the support of parties is distributed unevenly, in each of the 650 constituencies the candidate with the most votes wins. as a result , it turned out that almost 15% of voters voted for nigel farage's new reform party, but received the reformers have only five mandates, and the liberal democrats 71, although they... were supported by only 12%. lipdem leader ed davey distinguished himself by falling into water, participating in various semi-sporting experiments, and this was enough to achieve the maximum result for his party in the last 100 years. during this election campaign, nigel farage broke the taboo of british politics and said that it was the west that provoked the ukrainian conflict. he was crushed by criticism, but farage did not give up. two wor

the laborists are preparing to take away the prime minister's seat in parliament; on television, theependence, where everything is happening, were also blocked off, the entire police garrison, 800 people, were deployed to guard the city, but of course, all this outside, inside, everything was solemn, today began with solemn meetings and, moreover , several at once, kasym zhamar takaev personally met everyone... 15 minutes after the general photographing, this first main news of the day came: belarus became the tenth full member of the shanghai organization. alexander lukashenko thanked the participants for such trust and agreed with the meeting in that the initiative in building global security should be taken by such large regional structures as the sco. by the way, speaking of security, vladimir putin is at the same table. mentioned, of course, the ukrainian crisis, saying that it arose due to the absolutely unceremonious policy of the united states, led by its satellites, but within the sco and other similar organizations, for example brix, completely different principles of inter

sociological service of the south predicts that 431 parliamentary mandates will fall into the hands of the laboristsentary seats. although according to polls she was in third place. this is the specificity of british elections: candidates who win in constituencies win greatest number of votes. farage, with his sudden appearance, had already disrupted the routine flow of the company. he states that it is important for his party that it enters parliament. this is our first significant step towards a much longer-term goal, which is scheduled for 2029. it also aims to create a grassroots common sense movement across the country. dejected by the impending defeat, conservatives are trying to cheer up. in desperation, they enlisted former prime minister boris johnson in a last-ditch campaign. all this time poor old starmer is so afraid of breaking left-wing dogma that he refuses to explain the difference between a man and a woman, and just sits there with his mouth open and closed like a stunned mullet. it is unlikely that johnson, who was expelled from big politics for lying, can carry away doubting voter

these two victories can really be compared, then now the laborists have completely defeated their competitors ends: in ninety-seven , the labor party was truly popular, and its leader was a bright personality; today there is no trace of any of this. whether you voted labor or not, especially if you didn't, i tell you straight, my government will serve you. these are the words keirstarmer might have addressed to most britons, despite the major victory for labor on thursday. at the polling station they voted not so much for them as against them. forerunners of the british conservative party. conservatives are now perceived as having failed to deliver on their promises. brexit did not bring much benefit. they promised to bring immigration under control, but it is setting records. they are considered an elite disconnected from the people. uktori has a terrible reputation now. a reputation earned after 14 years of uninterrupted stay in power, which was largely erased by the previous two centuries of conservative history. this party is with the rich political. the conservatives simply decided to pu

according to the results of exit polls, 410 will go to laborists. out of 650 parliamentary seats, thehe republic, conservative said jali, scored 40%. early elections in iran are being held in connection with the death of president ibrahim resi in a plane crash. vladivostok customs officers handed over to the local museum real exhibits discovered during the inspection of the ship arriving from japan. one of the sailors tried to introduce undeclared goods into russia. among them were old men. maps of vladivostok, album with black and white photographs, postcards, notebooks with hieroglyphs, a printed publication dedicated to the participation of the japanese armed forces in the fighting in the far east, a total of 64 items from past centuries, according to experts, discovered by customs officers maps and other rarities belonged to one of the officers of the japanese imperial army. they are of interest to science and may help open previously unknown pages of history. first of all, they are interesting because they are... a separate complex, which is connected with the pre-revolutionary h

about this permission zelensky reported that he allegedly received it from the new laborist governmentnd drada, the commander-in-chief of the ukrainian armed forces was accused of preparing to raise the white flag; this was done by a deputy servant of the people. tsirovsky, according to maryana bezugla, agrees to the termination. and capitulation, in addition, the commander-in-chief, in her opinion, does not believe in the victory of ukraine, the politician also added that asyrsky made the decision to rotate units of the armed forces of ukraine, despite the objections of the commanders, as a result the defense was broken through. the commander-in-chief himself has not yet responded to the accusation, however, just like other ukrainian politicians. a powerful explosion in the capital of somalia, near a cafe where the european football championship final was broadcast, is known. five dead and twenty injured. according to local media reports, the cause was a car parked nearby, which was mined by terrorists. police rescuers are working at the scene of the incident. energy workers continue