, reinvest locally back in the community by the supplies locally.we fueled our economic recovery by harnessing the ingenuity and homegrown talent we already have right here in wisconsin. his wire focus was continue to build our economy from the ground up starting with a small businesses, our main streets in the hearts of our community. >> tonight am excited to announce we are going to continue the main street bounce back program and my annual budget for the $50 million investment to provide as many as 5000 eligible businesses with grants up to $10000 to help afford building repairs and improvements, leasing mortgage payments and other expenses that can be a barrier to someone stream becoming a successful business. [applause] >> and forget ensure more than 8500 small businesses who already received bounce back grant continue to try by investing up to $5 million in providing technical assistance, mentorship, educational training for the small business owners to ensure they have the support that they need to continue their success. >> are homegrown, ar

because it's local .h, directly how to say the organization - it is a good practice for small businesses to transfer more financial assistance to the constituent entities of the russian federation. that is, you earned more remained you more. that's why this should be used, but the decision here is made by the subject of the russian federation, therefore, there is no appeal to the regions. the second one too. uh, so we discussed proactive budgeting. eh, i need it seems to be driven. uh, in such a wider practice. e for municipalities , first of all, the settlement level itself does not call the level through the mechanism of financial assistance. the subject provides various types of support by the municipality and as one of the conditions to include it there. e means development conditions. initiative budgeting, which we now see that within the framework of initiative budgeting, means to consider a total of about 40 billion rubles. this is budget expenditures, if you look only at settlement budgets. well,

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we knew that small businesses are more than likely to higher locally, reinvest locally back into the community, by their supplies locally. we fueled our economic recovery by harnessing the ingenuity and homegrown talent we already have right here in wisconsin. it's why our focus must continue to be building our economy from the ground up, starting with our small businesses, our main streets, and the hearts of our communities. [applause] >> tonight, i'm excited to announce we are going to continue our main street bounce back program in my biennial budget with a 50 million dollar investment to provide as many as 5000 eligible businesses with grants up to $10,000 to help afford building repairs and improvements, lease and mortgage payments, and it defray other expenses that can be a barrier to someone's dream of becoming a successful business. [applause] >> we're also going to ensure that more than 8500 small businesses who've already receive main street bounce back grants continue to thrive by investing -- providing chemical assistance, mentorships, educational training to these small

local areas the power to deliver the local infrastructure that he. supports and wants few his area. but also he's right -- [inaudible] a local plan because it is precisely that having a local are plan is what gives communities the power to insure that that development many in their area is happening in the way that they want it to, and the council is failing to do that for communities by not putting forward that local plan. >> [inaudible] roberts. >> incredibly, any traveler who wants to go -- has to go via -- [inaudible] now, the pm talks about running away with other people's money, but his government is depriving rails to the iewn of 6 billion pounds by ruling that north-south england rail links like hs2 somehow benefit wales. will he plead guilty to the great welsh train robbery? >> mr. speaker, as the honorable lady knows how transport matters are handled in wales, and we do always want to work cooperate i havely -- cooperatively with the welsh government. we're investing record sums in communities up and down through wales through the leveled-u

and that the zip lined will damage local nature. the company plaque to bore foundations into the rock before receiving approval. local authorities initially rejected the project, but leader reach an agreement with the company before the construction worker continues to my lad. is it being scared out an assessment which found that the impact on nature will be minimal and as the rock the damage must use? we think this is important to mention check a lot. but the protesters are unconvinced. they say bodine as assessment made only a superficial analysis of the impact to both rock and local wildlife, and construction workers may end up felling more trees than stated. well, the mountain is under heritage protection sugarloaf mountain is recognized as a unesco fight. how could anyone be allowed to damage it? actually, it cannot become a private amusement park. i use someone who had that before, who give a minute to set up game on the spite such concerns does apply as scheduled to start operations in september, which will reveal just how mu

we tried to ask the locals.y traditions been preserved in their memory about who the people were buried in the ancient cemetery were men found by ordinary reindeer herders, warriors or sorcerers, but they just shrugged. knows nothing usually shamans are the keepers of ancient legends in such settlements, but they were no longer here a few years ago. yes were on shaman died, long ago. not for a long time now, they explained to us, if we want to know something from the past, for example, who the men were buried under the green ravine, we need to find a living shaman. these people can summon spirits and communicate with him. maybe what scientists could not find out with the help of their scientific methods will be able to find out with the help of ancient of magic. we can't be sure, for sure, but we still decided to meet with a real shaman, however, it turned out that this was not the case. it's just that we couldn't find a single shaman, not only in the green tier, but for many kilometers around the district, afte

one of these wells is local.ks were burned in the area of ​​the village, it is located on private territory on a personal farm. due to the fact that this place is very beautiful very many people come to us to see our sights. this is the king of the spirit of the patriarch and it is also easy to get acquainted with the local flora and fauna. a lot of tourists are people who simply put up a tent and live in the forest and enjoy this nature. we are located near the village of zhizhen island spruce forest. this is our property of the christmas tree. here they germinate for about 80-100 years. here, the cleanest air, a lot of animals, berries , mushrooms, when blue berries bloom, that is, blueberries, whole fields, it turns out blue. completely covered, how do you look at the ground, and it's all blue and blue and even then we are waiting for the real berry after flowering, and it can last the whole summer. we all try to get mushrooms for berries, because whatever you prepare, he eats and treats mushrooms to his frien

eh, it seems to me that the emphasis should be on local citizens who feel. eh, this is the municipality where they live, work, where they come from, the place is always clearer, how and what needs to be done for breeding. what should be emphasized? although, of course, i incentive for municipal employees. we are not a sleeper. of course you can create a search. well now let's think about it. i would like the governors to speak on this topic and i will ask the governors to ask sergeevich nikitin, please dear vladimir vladimirovich dear colleagues, well, today it has already been repeatedly said that, probably, almost every person communicates with a representative of municipalities in his life and they are the ones who are at the races. he says advanced communication is responsible to residents for cross-cutting women's processes. the first responds to people's requests, as we know, in order to constantly improve the quality of the provision of their services, large business corporations are constantly investing large resources in developing the potential of

business and local assets. therefore, we will support these issues on your instructions. last week, the government announced a competition to support modular hotels. this is exactly what first of all also goes to the municipalities. these are small small objects for the development of local tourism. we are concluding our speech on your instruction at the last local self-government council. we updated the regulatory impact assessment procedure. and as ruslan nikolayevich has already said about the new requirements. we prevented the establishment of new procedures that would have increased the costs of municipalities and regions by 320 billion rubles. this is the load on the budget system that would have been imposed if this process had not taken place, but the municipality is absolutely right. the question is, what to do with pre-existing requirements? this is what you are to enter us word to say vladimirovich we are ready to arrange this work and identify the most expensive ones. uh, those that can be optimized

at the request of the people, a strong personnel base of local self-government is needed. this is another one of the most important areas of our work. here it is important to provide a modern integrated approach to update key educational programs and standards in the areas most in demand in the field of municipal government. they should be oriented towards practical tasks. meet the requirements of the time, so the specialty, for example, the specialty of state and municipal management. it can be not only an independent area of ​​training, but also become an addition to industry-specific professions. and it is extremely important that the municipal service becomes attractive to young, educated modern initiative people. we are working on this and, for example, a program for accompanying young employees has been launched. it is based on a system of internships aimed at the exchange of experience and the development of professional competencies. i believe that in order to attract young people and specialists of a narrow profile, it is necessary to think about additional styles

council's reckless attempt to weaken local law enforcement. the dangerous policing reforms addressed by house joint resolution 42 are even worse for the current crime epidemic in d.c. we must ensure that these pro-crime, anti-police policies are not allowed in our nation's capital. which congress has a special interest in overseeing. if the d.c. council wishes to engage congress to seek reforms addressing specific problems in local law enforcement, then the oversight committee stands ready to have those conversations with the d.c. leaders and my colleagues in the house. this police reform package which d.c. presented for approval does far more harm than good and must be rejected. and to be clear, this is precisely the role of congress when it comes to matters of the district's governance. under the u.s. constitution, congress' -- congress is granted exclusive legislation in all cases whatsoever over the district. and the home rule act does establish a degree of local governance but under the home rule act congress maintains a role to scrutiniz

than ever to think local. , ., ,, , local.now obviously _ local. some supply chain issues and now obviously a _ local. some supply chain issues and now obviously a war, - local. some supply chain issues and now obviously a war, the i and now obviously a war, the energy crisis and emetic change. energy crisis and emetic change-— energy crisis and emetic chance. , , ., change. because the temperature is controlled, _ change. because the temperature is controlled, cucumbers - change. because the temperature is controlled, cucumbers can - is controlled, cucumbers can grow almost all year round. 25 million of them are produced here every year. the department for the environment, food and rural affairs says it is supporting farmers to produce food profitably and sustainably including £600 million in grounds. but produces hearsay far more needs to be done to help them grow more of our food locally. your life with bbc news. to some developing news now and the russian governor in the cray —— crimean losses the black sea fleet has come

anger happened and the locals say that evil forces were in this place.es, that is absolutely correct. you said correctly. the fact is that we still had a lot of swamps here. and it was such an evil place. although there is another version that the runaway convicts fell in love with. this is literally in place and it was hard to go out here in the evenings. on the street and scary on the territory of the modern city, the first settlements of people arose long before the foundation. zhlobin in primitive communal times. we are in pridneprovsky park, this is a unique place, because the city began from it and it was here that archaeologists discovered traces of the first settlement of the iron age period. the date of the first mention, zhlobin, as i said , is 1635, then it was an unfortified place, and nearby there was a castle zlobin in 1654 by the troops of the cossack hetman ivan zolotarenko. the castle burned down the fortress was not the only reminder of it predneprovsky park, standing on the site of the castle, zlobin and a model kept in the local museu

did we ask the locals? what is the name of this area? naturally?area is called bagnyuki. so we called a lot of people who live here in the district, they have the same last name, well , why think of something else. we called the wipers 12 years ago when we bought this cabin. he was very wildly in a deplorable condition. we restored it all with our own hands, planted trees, planted trees, did everything ourselves with our own hands with our family. we do everything practically together, but it’s not true, it’s mowing the grass. igor, i don’t take a scythe with us, it has never worked out. i don't do this with me. i am all around the house, and igor is already in the territory, i look like happiness. pleasant fatigue when you work on the ground. yes , when seven sweats come down, how you mow, yes , you come and say, you didn’t feel everything, but you also get it. this air is just that we are on a farm in that village and even then the air is different from the city. on our estate, a russian stove has been preserved, when we arrive, we always cook be

probably, such sounds were made by birds that were found in local oak forests, local ceramists make clayon of toys, a whistle, thanks to the old-timers of the district, by the way, this koinik, and birds of 50 years old, no less, have been assembled here to sing. its form is archaic, generalized last. it is not difficult, because it does not have any additional details, but it has a distinctive feature for a dubrovinsky toy; it has a tucked beak and small ledges of the legs, on which it then looks like fins. a black grouse duck or a rooster is unknown; this is a collective image of a bird; each author, when sculpting, brings his own contribution, dubrovinsky craftsmen are restoring the technique of making toys, the whistle characteristic of this area, which was laid by anna maracheva. she sculpted whistles from only one piece of crest. it is done literally. just pinch the top edge, then a small incision. this is precisely the feature of the dubrovinsky toy that claims the status of a historian of cultural value. it would seem how easy an ordinary lump of clay becomes a small work of art.

following the brutal ukrainian shelling of an orthodox cathedral during easter services, as well as a local kindergarten 56 dead and hundreds more injured as reports of heavy fighting between paramilitary forces. and this we didn't use army entrance to the 2nd day. the french prime minister says new reforms are good. com, but the government taking the people's opinion into account that says protesters, facebook tons and tear gas in response to their discontent with what some see as a sign of a talk to soon. for me, this is the ultimate slap in the face of decision. they were autocratic. i am here, watches out out war saw after poland and hungary the import of cheap ukrainian grain to protect their local market. ah, good morning for mark here. national studios in moscow and welcome to the weekly, but the, our week stop stories across the globe. i'm fear allies about we start with breaking news from don, get square. local officials have reported one person dead and 6 more injured from ukrainian shelling of a church during easter services warning some may find the following images disturbing.

today , the draft law on the general principles of organizing local self-government is being actively discussed - a dry bureaucratic name, behind which are the most important changes for each, which directly affect the quality of human life. in all corners large country, because it will allow you to better hear the needs of citizens and more effectively respond to them. and it's not just about modern formats. as the head of state recalled. digitization is good. but communication, what is called eye to eye , will never replace cadres decide everything in this area, including, because it is very important that local authorities are represented by professional, caring and modern people. it is extremely important that the municipal service becomes attractive to young, educated modern initiative people. we are working on this and, for example, a program has been launched to support young people who serve in it. start is based on an internship system aimed at exchanging experience and developing professional competencies. i believe that in order to attract young people and specialists of a

and perhaps some other local resident went on a date to them.engaged in the search for killers. many surnames were called that they could be involved, because, as they say, the girls were friends with the policemen, calmly. we went to the police station. there they sat on the benches, saw that they also chose the guards from the drivers. the rank and file saw. even the same friendships do not say carrots. protection , however, then the version of a possible the involvement of policemen in this crime was not seriously considered, and soon the investigation was completely suspended due to the absence of any snails. the case of the double murder in the cranberry pad was returned in 2019 to the regional investigative committee. unexpectedly , a local resident, yekaterina ponomareva , who was 16 years old in august 2002, came and made a shocking statement. she claimed that the girls were allegedly dealt with by local policemen yevgeny inkin and dmitry istomin resting further. according to ekaterina ponomareva on the evening of 10 on august 2002, poli

well, maybe they were a car in the locality where he was cooking, they didn't kill him, he stayed and became a hero, i won't say who it is. this is your position, where is the truth, then who among us is right? it seems to me that the heads of local governments at the beginning of the war just as not all military personnel were ready for such a course of events. i will also not name a specific city, but they know that , for example, there were such very amateurish mistakes when the mayor of the city could announce that tomorrow in such and such a place humanitarian aid would be distributed by carts and in at such and such an hour in such and such a place. the next day , a large number of people gathered there for humanitarian aid, the information passed through the mass media and people flew there , these are such cases. i know at the beginning of the war not all representatives of local self-government, not because of any evil intention, but simply because of a lack of experience, did not know how to behave in this situation, and here again the question of general such education and

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she claimed that the girls were allegedly dealt with by local policemen.geny innkin and dmitry istomin according to yekaterin ponomareva, on the evening of august 10, 2002, policemen inkin and istomin of the shikunov and ptg companies bought alcohol and went on a picnic, already there they experienced a quarrel. you have been silent for so long anyway. that's what made it. yes, because we have kabansky here too. well, the kabansky prosecutor's office, they are connected with ours anyway, well, the village is small, the kabansky district. on my own small. they all know each other, and here is a new investigator. just as it inspired trust in 2019, evgeny and innkin, rose to the rank of head of the kabansky district of the police department, and dmitry istomin, who for some time served as deputy head of the religious department of internal affairs , retired, the latter got a job as a citizen in the security department of a commercial enterprise. as a result, both were accused of committing a double murder and sent to the season. and soon new articles about ki

being one of the local languages, it was unique in l local languages, it was unique in the sense — localin the sense that nobody had attempted to put _ the sense that nobody had attempted to put rap _ the sense that nobody had attempted to put rap together in that context befora _ to put rap together in that context before. , ., ., , before. they would always say, listen, before. they would always say, listen. reggie. _ before. they would always say, listen, reggie, all— before. they would always say, listen, reggie, all of— before. they would always say, listen, reggie, all of your- before. they would always say, . listen, reggie, all of your rapping, people don't have time to listen to all the lyrics, we need something to catch them, a hook, a chorus. and he was right, because at the time not long before i can, naughty by nature had blown up, with hey, ho, and my father always used to say how african that was, call and response. i could say that anywhere in ghana and i would get a response. it is like the heave ho, any time we have to move something heavy, it is that sound, this tells

so now come all the local journalist from garza and nick cleo had a local report from jerusalem. many thanks. you're welcome. with come off, the israeli official said $34.00 work is were fired from southern lebanon with $25.00 of them shot down, but at least 6 others landing inside israel. among verify, the amateur footage appears to show the aftermath of the strike in the town of slow me one walk in reportedly to a gas station with shopping centers and residential buildings also said to have been heads. israeli medical services say at least 3 people have been injured. the israeli military has fired back. there's been no claim of responsibility for the rocket fire from the lebanese territory, as well was quick to blame her mouth, which is based in garza, the space over northern israel, near the border with leopard and has reportedly being close to civilian flights. and the military forces that have been put on high alert. prime minister benjamin netanyahu hands held him emergency meeting for the 1st time since the liberties army unit say that found that launches and the number of

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. irate it is more important than ever to think local-— think local. think local. we have a war, the energy crisis, and we _ think local. we have a war, the energy crisis, and we are - think local. we have a war, the| energy crisis, and we are seeing climate change.— climate change. because the temperature _ climate change. because the temperature is _ climate change. because the temperature is controlled, . climate change. because the - temperature is controlled, cucumbers can grow almost all ears round —— all year round. 25 million of them are produced every year. the department for environment, food and rural affairs says it is supporting farmers to produce food profitably and sustainably, including £600 million in grants, but producers here say it far more needs to be done to help them grow more of our food locally. news coming from the united states, from the federal aviation administration there, it is a significant news because they have just said that southwest airlines have requested that their airline departures across the country to be pause

by working with local and regional partners.t setting out our plans for the economy, i also want to make a shorter point about the government's relationship to it our business community. i am the proud son of miss anna, in factjust this month, my dad's business turned a0 years old, and despite ourfamily efforts to the contrary, he has no plans to retire just yet. but businesses and small businesses in particular are the backbone of our economy, and government support for business is essential for the delivery of a welding economy. we need businesses to grow, to create those good well paying jobs that will enable us to reinvest in initiatives to eradicate poverty. we also rely on businesses and of course their workers to pay taxes that our public services rely on. that is why there has never been a conflict in my mind between supporting our economy to grow in line with our names or ambitions, and introducing policies such as progressive taxation, which enables us to reduce poverty. both go hand in hand as part of a well—being eco

. is more important than ever to think local-— think local. supply chain issues. new— think local. with supply chain issues, now we _ think local. with supply chain issues, now we have - think local. with supply chain issues, now we have the - think local. with supply chain issues, now we have the war| think local. with supply chain - issues, now we have the war and the energy crisis, and we are seeing climate change.- the energy crisis, and we are seeing climate change. here the temperature _ seeing climate change. here the temperature us _ seeing climate change. here the temperature us controlled - seeing climate change. here the temperature us controlled and l temperature us controlled and tomatoes can grow all year round, 25 million produced here every year. the department for the environment, food and rural affairs says it is supporting farmers to produce food props of —— profitably and sustainably and £6 million in grants. producers hearsay far more has to be done to help them produce more of ourfood locally. you're live with bbc news. p

and you started to pay attention to the local consumers in those local markets. and so i think that's the silver lining of prove it. you know, you finally did the work, you finally understood what locals were going after. you are not just relying on the hypothetical. come back of tourists, so yeah i, i, i am bullish for the long term in terms of the compounding nature of growth because you still have so many people you can recruit within the pyramid of luxury and rumble from hsbc. thanks so much for bringing your insights. on this, thanks for having me. now let's take a look at some of the other global business stories that are making the news. germany. my narrowly dodged the recession in the 1st quarter of this year. the latest official data shows that gdp remained flat from january to march. growth figures came in short of the site rebound that was expected. the energy crisis continues to weigh on. europe's biggest economy. a rail work is in germany could soon go on strike again with the trade union threatening to bring the country's rail service to a standstil

by the way, about local authors.as i know, anyone can write a play and bring you the script. and you will play, of course, we will also recruit artists and help implement this performance. and our people love it. tell us more about the actors in your theatre. these are people of what professions. oh, us actors are very talented. we have gathered people of various professions, but they are united by one thing - love. come to the theatre, here you are, valentina emelyanovna, our flower. viktor vladimirovich has been in the theater for a very long time for a very long time. andrey alexandrovich khlyshchev , like our youth, is also a young artist. how long does it usually take for one performance? well, for one production, but for half a year it’s just that it’s just a lot of work on the script. tell us in more detail about the scenery and costumes. the costumes are selected individually for each, so if valentina emelyanovna is very romantic, then we choose a flower hat for her. she is like that with a delicate handkerch

but the project is drawing for a fierce criticism rather from local activists. who say it will turn the unesco protected heritage shot into something resembling an amusement park oh sugarloaf mountain. the world famous symbol at rio de janeiro is now the sight of a struggle. a group of protesters have gathered at the foot of the rock to demand that the world heritage site is protected from the construction of his zip line. andrea law, me, a resident and rock climber is one of them. over as yet he would id a fight. it would disfigure sugarloaf mountain, a zip line would turn it into a kind of amusement park or spectacle. did you pocky a sawyer floppy? see we can't allow that to happen. you know, some spoke never meet. he thought i'd as i use, the protest is heating up around 15000 people have now signed a petition, demanding construction work be stopped. the mountains cable car operator bandini is promising visitors more attractions, more views, and more adrenalin sugar. does that blind? what travel it up to a 100 kilometers per hour, down 200 meters to the neigh

this is a local history museum.st hall devoted to ethnography and the life of our predecessors, separate attention to towels. we have more than 30 units of towels in the museum and among themselves. they are absolutely not repeated, no drawing, no times the sizes. they are all different in general about belarusians. nothing just happens in life, everything is with them, according to the rules of tradition, just like a towel. each was used for a specific reason, but if the money was a devout, and according to a local resident, this washer possessed incredible power. she said that this towel brings strength and health to my family. this towel is passed down through the female line. ah, from generation to generation. i got it from my mother. uh, my mother got it from hers and i would like to donate it to the museum. we asked a question. why are you donating to the museum? give to your children. she said, yes, yes, she said that in my family there are only men, only sons, and they pass it on through the female line. on

but he still prefers local seeds.alim: they don't look particularly good, sometimes they're small and crooked. but they produce better quality fruit, more nutritious and tastier and better adapted to our climate. reporter: he avoids artificial fertilizers as well. he prefers to make his own compost. salim: we're trying to produce our own organic fertilizer. first i use chicken excrement, because it has a lot of nitrogen. then we add remnants of fruit and vegetables that are thrown out at markets. finally, we add a bit of hay, which has a lot of carbon. reporter: for decades, tunisia's government bought both hybrid and genetically engineered seeds. they were meant to produce greater yields. the country still imports around 85% of its seeds today. but increasing numbers of farmers want to return to using local seeds and tunisia's seed bank has been able to help them. they found ancient seeds from tunisia in other countries, which they brought back. since 2008, they've collected more than 7,700 different seed types. elye

yes and the local population is here also.n uh source in order to crush those who violate the laws of the right place of the population point of view. well, i can say that, of course, it will be hard for our compatriots who work illegally in indonesia, in particular on babe island, to get away. yes, in order to escape responsibility and potential yes, to be, deprived of the right to a bypass country for up to six months, the belt tightens the russians and one of the largest banks in the united arab emirates. emiraetsya bi, began to block the accounts of russian clients. all sales proceeds securities will be transferred to a special account. where the russians, in turn, will not be able to. transfer them to your own account in the indie beep such measures are inevitable, our interlocutors say, the sanctions policy. the west does not bypass the emirati banks , the banking system, uh, the arab emirates, it is not isolated. it is also intertwined, er, closely with the us in the us-european banking system, from which the possibilit

which of us, they speak walker languages and there is no investment on on development for local local languages. why not? why not? why not? i used to say, well, where the good, the good government was not investing on that. and government wouldn't do that in one hand. because of the minister of education, the rules are that in this area so that the minister of education is not is not indefinite at all. the use call, it's not the minister of education, but the end your actual because they, their financial donors and the donors dictates what should be out the students studying if history and geography only from grade 8 and it too late. well, under basic education, we don't have that. and you have now even, i mean students who diversity, we don't, we don't know that the history of colonialism. how. how did portugal portugal rule here? because it's, it's, there's a process of wiping out the memory of colonialism. who are the jonas, the donors of the western countries? that there's not a secret. we forgot to the documentary to, to, to find out who, who is financing that the minister of edu

of the kabansky district of buryatia were immediately detained for the relatives of the girls and localnalists - this did not come as a surprise. after all, for many years, the selingins talked about involvement in crime of law enforcement officers. it’s only that the jury delivered a verdict of not guilty to them, it is noteworthy that at the trial the name of another security official was mentioned, who now holds a high position in the ministry of internal affairs. but if those acquitted by the court really had nothing to do with the crime, then who then dealt with zhenya shikunova and katya pottyug cranberry asia why there are so many rumors around the story and the house of words of incredible versions , we took this case and conducted our own investigation. march 2022, these shots were taken in kabansky in the district court of the republic of buryatia, a tiny meeting room can barely accommodate everyone in the dock, ex-employee of the duty unit of the local police department dmitry istomin and former deputy head of the selenga police department yevgeny innkin, their investigation

it is written plays by our local residents, and our local residents are very creative talented peoplewith great pleasure. i accept your invitations. well, just leave the alley of such wonderful sculptures. i didn't want this beauty. it needs to be memorized. and this is a small postscript in our walk along the alley, sculptures. i'll probably do it. i take a selfie with this cute lady with a dog. in telekhanah everything is real, both the scenery and the stage. this theater is popular with local residents, not only as a place of rest, but also as a platform, where any ambitious terekhanian in terms of acting. she can go on stage to play in a play and get the most sincere applause from the audience in the hall tatiana nad. what show are you currently working on? we are currently working on the performance of the militant matryona, or now, when it is a play in two acts, written by our local author vasily mikhailovich oncoming. by the way, about local authors. as far as i know, anyone can write a play bring you the script. and you will play, of course, we will also recruit artists and he

where a local outbreak might occur. but really because we're connected globally more so than we ever have been in history, all it takes is a person getting on an airplane, carrying a new, do an audit virus. and that virus moves from one location to many locations. and that's how a localized epidemic becomes a global pandemic. it's almost guarantee that we're going to see another large scale of damage or even a pandemic, whether it's a corona virus or another type and do an audit virus. as long as we're continuing to do the types of activities around the world that allow these viruses to jump from wild animals into people, we need to stay thinking about epidemics as random chance events that were victims of. we are directly influencing and have the power to prevent pandemic from recurring. we need to make better choices and do things to protect ecosystems in the natural environment around us, which is ultimately gonna protect our own health and security on the global wildlife trade. as we've heard is one of the things in

population not to use watercraft precisely for the purpose of saving the lives of the local populationn activation of local residents regarding the use of these watercraft, that is, people who sail on small boats now and in the waters of the black sea and the waters of the dnipro estuary the mouth of the dnipro dnipro unfortunately, the weather is conducive to the fact that people lost their vigilance a little and tried to return to their usual peaceful life, such an attempt took place yesterday in the pereslav district where young people tried to go on a water walk using a surface-mounted small vehicle, the enemy immediately noticing the activity along the coast, attacked all the drones with an explosive grenade . what are the provisions of the martial law? remember that the coast and rivers of the black sea are currently a line of danger and a line of defense, and therefore it is inappropriate to use them in a recreational way for rest. they said that the active use of drones by the enemy may indicate that they are preparing for a new attack, please elaborate on which attack exactly.

people asked the local patron for help .e advised them to dig into a large pit into which water would flow, and so did the animals, the birds helped the people, carried it far beyond the town, and later it turned into the sinai mountains. favorite places of rest of the townspeople, a ditch. it flooded with water and in its place a large beautiful lake was formed. and someone says that this is a hole filled with tears of a very beautiful girl, whose name was maria . yes, there is such a legend . princess maria lived in the senezh castle, she had a husband, a prince. these lands belonged to him. they had two small children, a boy and a girl, and once , when the prince was not at home, enemies attacked the castle. they tied maria, but the children were saved and maria only asked for one thing. lord, help me to become a bird so that i can fly to where my children are now. and my husband and at this moment. she turned into a small bird and flew up into the air. she flew over her land and cried on the spot. where did the tears fal

there's a chance to connect with the locals in the small town of leposavic. >> on one of our local stops at a restaurant, we found out that there had been a power outage. and so we're just trying to get a feel for how far the power outage spread and how that's like affecting the local population right now. >> at the local hospital, a doctor confirms that there was an outage, but says they have emergency generators. a power outage here can have significance for the military. so, the soldiers gather information whenever they can, before having the obligatory cup of coffee. kosovo just celebrated 15 years of independence, but in leposavic, only serbian flags are on display. the defiant words splashed on the wall read, "this is serbia. have no fear, we are here to protect you." >> we try to keep a very neutral posture. we don't want to look too aggressive or whatnot, because at the end of the day, i mean, we're people too. we understand the issues and concerns that they have as well. >> we follow the peacekeepers north to the border, where they regularly patrol, and for good reason, too. >>

that tell us more about these plans and the local response to it.- the local response to it.l response to it. that barge is due to arrive in _ the local response to it. that barge is due to arrive in this _ the local response to it. that barge is due to arrive in this harbour - the local response to it. that barge is due to arrive in this harbour in i is due to arrive in this harbour in the next few weeks and it is expected to be in use for at least 18 months. the home office says it will provide basic and functional accommodation for 500 male asylum seekers. they will call it home at least initially while their asylum claims are being processed. we are told they will be 24/7 security to minimise the impact on the community here but there is local concern. i have spoken to people this afternoon to say they are worried about the impact they could have on local services come on their house prices with one woman saying she was worried about the image this would present to people arriving here on cruise ships. 0pposition parties have criticised the government proposals and said t

a local reporter has more for us on this story. the latest attacks in lot central nigeria have left over 70 people killed the most recent one saw around 30 displaced people killed in bon village in being way street with this yet or not. who is behind the attacks? what it is said that the killings follow an ethnic clash between farmers and cattle headers over land disputes. the crisis between cattle headers and local farm in such immense or by land. greece and water rights has been ongoing in central and not western regions of africa. most populous nation farmers claims their crops have been destroyed. when head has moved to the r lance, the head us do they say are just using so called grease in roots fest recognized by law back in 1965 for dose living in the area security to our but any for the attacks is not enough. they say they want perpetrators brought to justice. my wife was to finish up down to when i came over i london. it was not only her, it was her am. i had a brother's wife and my younger brother s chad. a menu at us in

more moreover, the local propaganda channel is already such a pro-russian channel, it was created on basis of the local berdyanskyi channel, one of the presenters is there , i understand that almost all the journalists have left, but there is only one of them, for example, left she forgot her last name, belovych, something like that, and she cooperates with the occupiers, and she even made a plot from there, saying that they were there against russia, they were catholics, that's all they introduced activities, and besides, they also protected greek catholics well, there are people from bandera, and that's why there were caches of weapons, prohibited literature, as a collection of literature, there was some kind of polish collection of poems by karl of the left rear or something like that. they are closing the churches, and by the way, they told me that one of the priests was also arrested, he was a greek-catholic, and they still don't know what happened to them, what is his fate in berdyansk. well, you see, these are the results of their searches, you see, they found a lot of evidenc

all six are taught there. official languages, he and russian at local diplomats.most sought after will soon be able to be practiced by russian ministers. conveyed to vladimir putin an invitation to lolli do silva to visit moscow the visit is working out otherwise happy news from brazil grain issue of stating a fact on the page of the western press spoiled relations between ukraine and europe, and the situation with an expert on ukrainian grain today, slovakia announced a ban on imports of agricultural products from ukraine bulgaria is preparing to take similar measures poland and hungary have already imposed restrictions. and the czechs will strengthen the control of goods entering the country from all independent. this is dictated by attempts to protect the domestic market of european countries and the interests of local farmers . details in andrey grigoriev’s material. polish ukrainian relations spoiled the grain issue. to poland, as everyone sees, corn goes to its own successively, and supermarket shelves are still filled with ukrainian flour, although there is

another challenge for the locals. the total season last, just a few weeks been new ideas are needed to attract students to year all year round that matter, the conditions are certainly favorable. oh yeah. how did that? again, this legion is eaten. biodiversity villas is surrounded by mountains on the sides, and the see on the ford side. and you can see the inter titles own odd life here because of that he did as the tide pool covering of one kilometer stretch of rock bachelor saw lots of diversity. they wanted him in the weather dawson safaris out on the ocean are cracked trips through the mongrel forests. money locals have become tour guides. no one knows the local floor and phone are better than they do not wear me come into the pitcher is me for them like those that live lloyd them with some of the trainings, lake hospitality or how to speak to the tourism? how do i make a, how to take forward that knowledge? how do i include the local knowledge and how to an influence, a duellist, to change their mind, send this g