representative, which entailed, among other things, the closure of the russian cultural center in ljubljanaich was working. here, uh, 11 years old, and in general, it has been of great benefit to both russia and slovenia, as it were , uniting our peoples through culture. well, here, such news about the supply of weapons comes to mind right away. among european countries, just uh hmm , greece and uh, slovenia are called the leaders in the supply of weapons to kiev in the balkan region. here you are say that this is just the decision that was taken in the previous government. and what does the current say about this? well, the current one must understand that slovenia, uh, is a member of the european union and a member of nato, so the current government also clearly and strictly observes all its obligations that are ready to follow. well, of course, that is, the supply of weapons, most likely, we can expect that they will continue in connection with this, of course, in some countries, for example, in the netherlands yes, we see publications that say that these are the arms deliveries. eh, to

slovenia hopes to conclude an agreement with germany by the end of the summer, which will allow ljubljana to transfer the soviet-style equipment available to the slovenians to kyiv. german equipment was delayed due to the change of government in slovenia. it also became known that the ministry of defense of spain is open to negotiations on the transfer of ten leopard tanks and 20 btr-m 113 to ukraine. this equipment needs modernization, which the european union is ready to pay for this, it is still necessary to obtain the consent of the producing countries of the united states and germany a month ago, when it came to the transfer of forty such tanks, leopard berlin did not agree already 16 merchant ships with ukrainian food went to the black sea, this became possible thanks to the liberation of the island from the russians, changed and another 90 are waiting in line to enter our ports, they inform the ministry of infrastructure to open the mouth of bistro now, and this somewhat relieves the only transport route, the canal sulina in romania, as well as in our ships, go from the danube to t

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guy delaunay, bbc news, ljubljana. objects from a royal shipwreck are "comparable, if not better" thann 1682, almost killing a future king, was made public last month. now items removed from the wreck have been sent to york for restoration. debbie tubby reports. in an undisclosed location, artefacts dating back more than 340 years all discovered off the norfolk coast now being conserved. i get very excited about stuff on the gloucester because it is a sort of range of material that we don't normally see. one of the rare finds is a pair of leather shoes. york is only one of two places in the country that has the expertise to preserve them. with the gloucester we're looking at very unique artefacts from some certain class of people, really, it is probably things being used by the crew, things that are being used by the royal passengers. neared the gas rigs beneath the surface of the north sea lies the gloucester. the two norfolk brothers who found the wreck have slowly been recovering — the future king of england — the duke of york's items, now transported in freshwater to york. we have

guy delauney, bbc news, ljubljana. to have been taken captive by pro—russian forces in eastern ukraine, appealing for help. john harding is understood to have been captured in may in the besieged city of mariupol. in the video, he urges borisjohnson to use any influence he has with president putin — otherwise, he says, he faces the death penalty. the head of britain's armed forces says russia has lost more than 30% of its land combat effectiveness since the war in ukraine began in february. speaking to sophie rayworth on bbc 0ne's sunday morning programme, admiral sir tony radakin estimates that 50,000 russian soldiers had either died or been injured in the conflict. and he estimated that nearly 2,000 russian tanks had been destroyed, while nearly 4,000 other armoured fighting vehicles had been taken out of action. but admiral radakin said that moscow would remain a threat to world security for decades. the important piece for president zelensky, what do his own people want? and his own people are incredibly determined

guy delauney, bbc news, ljubljana. pro—russian forces in eastern ukraine, appealing for help. john harding is understood to have been captured in may in the besieged city of mariupol. in the video, he urges borisjohnson to use any influence he has with president putin. otherwise, he says, he faces the death penalty. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello, exceptional heat to come for the uk in the days ahead, the potential for temperatures never recorded before. in response to this, the met office has issued a highest level red warning for the likelihood of disruption due to the heat as it persists through the day and the night monday into tuesday. we certainly start on a warm footing for monday after a fine night. temperatures initiallyjust as the sun comes up will be in the mid to high teens.

guy delauney, bbc news, ljubljana. while held captive by pro—russian forces in eastern ukraine. john harding is thought to have been seized in may, when ukrainian troops surrendered in the southern city of mariupol. in the video, he urges borisjohnson to use any influence he has with president putin, otherwise he says, he faces the death penalty. tributes have been paid to the former rugby league player ricky bibey, who's died at the age of 40, while on holiday in italy. he was reportedly found dead in his hotel room in florence yesterday morning, after staff alerted police. a 43—year—old woman, thought to be his partner, is being treated in hospital for serious injuries. you're watching bbc news. time for the film review in a few moments time, it is 8:43pm. now, it's not every weekend you go for a day out and bump into a hollywood star. but that's what happened yesterday, when tom cruise was seen channelling his top gun: maverick character at a gloucestershire airshow — and rumour has it he's going to be in the uk for

guy delauney, bbc news, ljubljana. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell.ucture and have knock—on effects on peoples health. going to start pretty why my monday because we are pulling in warmer air on a southerly current which originated on iberia. a finite, temperatures start the day already in the mid to high teens. a bit of early fog across southern ireland and mclaren across northern scotland cup. a day of the sunshine beating down on the temperatures pushing up. mid to high 20s for scotland and northern ireland. talking about the high 30s, possibly even in excess of 40 across parts of england and wales and potentially hotter still across eastern england on tuesday in a day with rising community as well. you are watching bbc news. good evening. an amber warning for extreme heat has begun in england and parts of wales. people are being urged to take necessary precautions. thousands of firefighters deal with wildfires across europe — many people have died from the intense heat. police repeat warnings about cooling off in open water after the body of a 16—

guy delauney, bbc news, ljubljana.n his hotel room in florence yesterday morning, after staff alerted police. a 43—year—old woman, thought to be his partner, is being treated in hospital for serious injuries. the government has announced that all state—funded schools in england will have a defibrillator by summer 2023. many schools already have the devices but the government says it now aims to fund around 20,000 more kits. it follows a campaign by the parents of oliver king, who died when his heart stopped in a swimming lesson in 2011. his dad markjoined forces with football pundit jamie carragher to campaign for schools to have defibrillators. they both spoke to bbc breakfast: a monumental day for the foundation and everybody that has supported us from day one. it is absolutely fantastic. emotional? very emotional. you know, we have worked hard and tirelessly and then jamie came on board. morning, mate, how are you? all good, man, delighted for you and the family, mate. and just pushed us along. jamie, what was it ab

guy delauney, bbc news, ljubljana.l in paris in may, turned out to be a nightmare. as well as being tear—gassed outside the ground, some were robbed and assaulted by local troublemakers. but — amid the chaos — an act of kindness was caught on camera. this is the moment when steward brenda o'rourke hugged supporter anita gillen after she was caught up in the fiasco. now, they've been reunited, as rogerjohnson reports. i think you two have met before. reunited in happier times. this woman was left in tears at the champions league final after the trauma of watching experience at in france. anita's friends spotted this footage of her on north west tonight before she got home from paris, and the nurse from wirral stjohn�*s hospice was determined to track her guardian angel down. that moment wasjust — it is a moment i will never, ever forget. because ijust needed somebody to give me some kindness, that brenda did. obviously, there was chaos going on around us and in the midst of the chaos, i just saw anita, she was just froz