this is the middle of the loire river but you can see how barren it'secome.s say that that the water has never been so low at this time of the year. a rich and vital resource for this region is depleting. it's a worry for residence and -- residents and holiday makers. their place in the sun under ne water restrictions. >> even though we enjoy the garden, it's a shame not being able to look at the plants. >> you just use water a bit sparingly. if you don't need it. you don't use it. >> i'm concerned about the environment. it's the future. the children, the grandchildren. >> on the field of france, the water plants stand idle. helpless as our climate warms and our earth bakes. >> south korea, though, has seen its he's rainfall in 80 years with roads in the capital of seoul submerged. at least eight have died, including three living in a basement apartment. our correspondent reports from seoul. >> flood water cascades down into the heart of seoul. filling the city from the underground up. the rain is releftless. the flooding sudden. streetsmerge -- submerged thi

this is the middle of the loire river, but you can see how barren it's become.als say that the water has never been so low at this time of year. and the iconic japanese fashion designer issey miyake has died at the age of 8a. his innovative collections earned him global acclaim for breaking the boundaries between east and west. live from our studio in singapore... this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. we begin in the us, where senior republicans have condemned the fbi's unprecedented search of donald trump's florida home on monday as an abuse of power. the former vice—president mike pence called for the us attorney general to give a full public account of why it happened, saying it caused him deep concern. the former president, who was not at mar—a—lago at the time, said a number of agents had occupied the compound and broken into his safe. the white house says president biden learned about the search from media reports. our north america correspondentjohn sudworth reports from washington. save america! the trump bandwagon is fuelle

this is the middle of the loire river, but you can see how barren it's become.s say that the water has never been so low at this time of the year. and serena williams, the 23 time grand slam singles champion, signalled that she is about to move on from competitive tennis. and coming up on the bbc news channel, another stumble from emma raducanu. she loses at the canadian open. welcome to bbc news at ten. the sharp rise in energy bills for millions of households across britain is likely to be even worse than feared, according to industry experts. the typical household could be paying over £4,000 next year, according to analysts at cornwall insight, at a time when people are facing a soaring cost of living with the rate of inflation at its highest level in a0 years. experts had already predicted a rise to over £3500 when the new energy price cap comes into effect in october. there have been more calls for government help, with business leaders saying it makes no sense to delay until a new prime minister is in place. our business editor simonjack has the latest. i

natural fires rage across the region, southern france and portugal blaze, and the loire river continuesbe in some sections you can cross on foot almost paralyzed traffic on the rhine. because of this, experts predict the fall of the german economy by half a percent. indeed , the stands of almost all federal rivers remain at a very low level, weather forecasters promise precipitation this week, but despite this, according to our forecasts levels will continue to decline in fact in the european part of russia and july and august also turn out to be still warm in moscow, for example, last month. the average air temperature exceeded the norm by whole degrees. that's quite a lot. however, unlike europe, atmospheric fronts periodically made their way to the russian plain. bringing cargo and precipitation, they did not compensate for the negative impact of abnormal heat. the reason for everything is the azores anticyclone, which has been hanging over the old world for many weeks. it prevents clouds from gathering, which allows the sun to heat up the surface layer of the atmosphere, besides , s

shower faster, and to use juices for irrigation in portugal, fountains are turned off in france, the loire riverthreat of death , vineyards and orchards in lake garda in northern italy , the level has fallen to a historic low. at the same time, the water warmed up to the caribbean sea, but in germany the depth of time is already insufficient for the passage of ships. astronomers are waiting for consumers to increase tariffs in august in a number of countries. donald trump's electricity bills can be accused of espionage, the american media write about this, according to the newspaper, during a search of his florida villa, fbi agents found documents of the highest degree of secrecy, such that he allegedly should not have taken out of the white house trump himself said this that the archive has long been declassified, and he himself would have given it away. at the first request. the visit of the special services with breaking the safe. the ex-president called the game of politics in the case and however, the former leaders, unique to the united states, under legal protection, trump already constan

this is the middle of the loire river, but you can see how barren its become.. it is a worry for residents and holiday—makers. their place in the sun under new water restrictions. even though we enjoy the garden, it's a shame not to be able to look after the plants. we are not having any baths, though, we are using the shower all the time so you just use water a bit sparingly, do you know what i mean? if you don't need it, then you don't use it. we are concerned about the environment, and it's the future, isn't it? the children, the grandchildren. 0n the fields of france the water pipes stand idle, helpless as our climate warms and our earth bakes. mark lowen, bbc news, in the loire valley. the seven—time wimbledon champion serena williams has suggested she plans to retire from tennis after the us 0pen later this month. writing in vogue magazine, she said was �*evolving away from the sport�*, but added she did not serena williams — who�*s 40 — has won 23 grand slam titles, making her the most successful female tennis player of the open era. here�*s our sports c

european countries in italy lake garda has become shallow at a prehistoric level in france, the loire riverinto a stream. in the area of ​​nantes. she was almost completely dry. after all , this is one of the main sources of water in the country , several prefectures have introduced restrictions on water use, including attacking lawns and vegetable gardens, but so far this has not helped much. another attack forest fires in the gironde department in the southwest of france, they have been raging for several weeks , 7,500 hectares of pine forest have burned down, a difficult situation with forest fires in britain immediately several large hotbeds firefighters are trying to bring under control in the county of sur in the south of england so far. it fails a similar situation. and in the county of durs on the coast, the english channel in this region popular with tourists in the first decade of august alone recorded 180 fires last year. during the same period, it was six times less. in germany, the water level in rome has fallen to extremely low, which creates problems for navigation. in some p

this is the middle of the loire river, but you can see how barren it's become.ewsroom. 0ur our main story... senior republicans condemn the fbi's search of donald trump's florida home, calling it an abuse of power. vote counting is under way in kenya, where a new president is being chosen to succeed uhuru kenyatta. let's go to afghanistan. it's been nearly a year since the taliban took power there. life for afghan people has changed a lot since then. there's been huge displacement because tens of thousands of people have left afghanistan. and then, there's the humanitarian crisis inside the country. the world bank says... and then, there's the impact on women's rights. most girls�* secondary schools have been ordered to close. the bbc�*s secunder kermani has been reporting from afghanistan since the taliban took power, and a year ago, secunder met four afghans of different backgrounds. he's now managed to catch up with them to see how things have changed. he sent this report. a taliban sniper, a british army interpreter, a youtuber, and a villager. how four afgh

this is the middle of the loire river, but you can see how barren it's become.r a bit sparingly, do you know what i mean? if you don't need it, then you don't use it. we are concerned about the environment, and it's the future, isn't it? the children, the grandchildren. 0n the fields of france, the water pipes stand idle, helpless as our climate warms and our earth bakes. mark lowen, bbc news, in the loire valley. royal mail workers are set to strike on four days over the next few weeks in a dispute about pay. the communication workers union said around 115,000 employees would walk out. the move comes as royal mail said the union rejected a pay rise offer worth up to 5.5% after three months of talks. the actorjohn travolta has led the tributes to dame 0livia newtonjohn, who starred with him in the 1970s musical grease, and whose death was announced yesterday. he said her impact had been "incredible" and he signed his message "your danny" — a reference to his character in grease. more from our arts correspondent david sillito. # summer loving, had me a blast # su

if you want some comparison, this was the loire river at the pont de varades in loire—atlantique in francereti, senior researcher at the ec�*s joint research centre, who compiles data for the european drought observatory. you are very welcome to the programme. how does this compare historically, do you think, to the long drought we have had in europe before?— think, to the long drought we have had in europe before? thank you. it compares. — had in europe before? thank you. it compares. we _ had in europe before? thank you. it compares, we haven't— had in europe before? thank you. it compares, we haven't completed i had in europe before? thank you. it| compares, we haven't completed the analysis of course because the event is ongoing stop it takes time to make a full analysis. looking back at the pass. by analysing and are looking at the recent extreme drought, the one of 2018, we can truly say that this is worse than the 2018. and that was the worst on record. looking back at the last 500 years, we couldn't find any other event which was as extreme as the one in 2018. event which was as ex

have become shallow due to a small amount of rain, are separate sections of the most long rivers of france loire. you can go to the mouth, and the channel of the largest river in italy in terms of catchment area , in some places began to overgrow with unpretentious grass. at the same time, extreme downpours covered the scandinavian countries and closed the tracks in sweden over the weekend due to flooding rescuers after hundreds of calls to pump water from the yards in linkopping, 96 mm of moisture fell overnight. the showers were accompanied by many hours of thunderstorms. one of the lightning struck a tree on campus where a student meeting was taking place at that time 14 people were hit bad weather hospital. in scandinavia, it was associated with the intrusion of the cold atmospheric front. and today its cloudy fields will bring rain to the north of the russian plain. true, while the intensity of precipitation will be small only in places in the northeast. it can fall up to a quarter of the monthly volume. moisture. this intrusion marks the beginning of a prolonged cooling spell. today, the c

this is the loire river, in france. 50 low that in some places that it can now be crossed on foot.xtremes at utrecht university in the netherlands. ifi if i can put my teeth back in. welcome to the programme, thank you for being with us. spell it out for us, how bad do you think this drought is in historical proportions? if drought is in historical proportions?— drought is in historical proportions? drought is in historical --roortions? ., , proportions? if you look at the size and magnitude _ proportions? if you look at the size and magnitude of _ proportions? if you look at the size and magnitude of the _ proportions? if you look at the size and magnitude of the current - and magnitude of the current situation, we can say this is really one of the most severe, or maybe the most severe drought ever seen in europe. most severe drought ever seen in euro e. �* ., most severe drought ever seen in euroe. �* ., ., most severe drought ever seen in euroe. . ., ., , most severe drought ever seen in euroe. �* ., ., europe. and one of the impacts of that, that people _ europe. and one of the

some regions, water is turned off daily for even a parisian of one of the country's largest rivers, the loireave a few hours. now you can ford never in history. we have not seen such a drought since the beginning. we were the only ones who had a shortage of drinking water, but now it has spread to the entire department. yes, and throughout the country, many cities with lower groundwater levels are facing such a problem. drought and water shortages have caused a huge problem that challenge the french government to save the country from an energy collapse. the spanish authorities banned the owners of cafes and shops from setting the temperature on air conditioners below 27 °, even though it is +40 on the street in the south of the country in andalusia. the drought has destroyed the mango avocado crop. ywok, and the fresh water levels in the reservoirs are at their lowest level in 30 years, the problem is already there, because too many farmers are using irrigation and we need to stop this and convince them to find alternatives. such as the reuse of water and the cultivation of other fruits, pas

have a look at these pictures from the river loire. ing it difficult to transport coal across the country. this is how the river looked last summer. and this is it now. to make things worse, around 20 ships are stuck in traffic along the rhine, after a cargo ship's engine failed, closing part of the waterway. joining me now from oslo is carlos torres—diaz, director of power and gas markets for independent research com pa ny rystad. thank you so much forjoining us. let me ask you, first of all. the hot weather, the war in ukraine, it feels like a perfect storm. yes. hot weather, the war in ukraine, it feels like a perfect storm.- feels like a perfect storm. yes, a erfect feels like a perfect storm. yes, a perfect storm. — feels like a perfect storm. yes, a perfect storm, everything - feels like a perfect storm. yes, a perfect storm, everything that i feels like a perfect storm. yes, a i perfect storm, everything that could be going _ perfect storm, everything that could be going wrong _ perfect 5torm, everything that could be going wrong

this is how the largest river in france, the loire, now looks like, navigable, at least since the 15thtury. now in some places it has turned into a stream. the inhabitants of orleans easily cross it on foot in toulouse in record time, the garona, water, began to bloom and deteriorate, for example, river. the drome no longer flows into the rhone near the valance. it dried up even when there is water, it is at this level of people, a terrible grimace. climate change. we are all afraid that it will always be like this now. it's been 40 years now. i visit this region, but for the first time i see something like this, by the way, these same runes and garons cool the reactors located in the south of the country, nuclear power plants, because of the heat of the current , it became too warm in them. 70%, e energy received just from nuclear blocks, that is, everything, she begins to pull over herself. uh, including in electricity from other countries, they have a shortage of them, uh, prices are rising, things are not better in germany on the rhine unprecedented low water levels on friday in th

daily they turn off the water for several hours , even parisians of one of the largest rivers in the country, the loire in history we have seen such a drought since the beginning we were the only ones who had a shortage of drinking water, but now it has covered the entire department, yes, and the whole country many cities with lower water tables have faced such a problem of drought and water shortages have caused a huge problem that is challenging the french government to save the country from an energy collapse trying and the spanish authorities forbade the owners of cafes and shops to set the temperature on air conditioners below 27 °. for the past 30 years the problem has been there because too many farmers use irrigation and we have to stop it and convince them to find alternatives. such as reusing water and growing other fruits past july recognized as one of the hottest in europe throughout the history of observations, while meteorologists promise a dry and warm autumn. artyom krasulin evgenia zemtsova news. an international transport conference is being prepared in the capital of turkmenistan. do

malcolm: france's longest river, the loire, resembles a mediterranean beach. nces could be disastrous for vineyards reliant on its water. in italy, the river po's low levels have hit hydo-electric power production, commercial shipping and all manner of agriculture. in switzerland, shrinking glaciers, rivers of ice, are another spectre of looming catastrophe. this year the melt at the morteratsch glacier is twice as bad as the previous worst case. belgian hiker lisa neyt -- lisa: you talk about it, but you don't see it always in nature, the consequences, and now you really see it. oh my god, i was here 15 years ago and now the snow is gone and the rivers and the mountains are not there anymore. malcolm -- dr. wainwright: rivers are very, very good barometer as to the health of the of the natural environments. and when rivers dry up, there are significant consequences for all other ecosystems. malcolm: dr. lawrence wainwright specializes in europe's blighted rivers. coming to britain from hot australia was a shock. dr. wainwright: this has been a huge wake up cal

several hours every day , you have to save, even by the parisians of one of the largest rivers in the country, the loirehistory. seen such a drought from the start we were the only ones with a lack of drinking water water, but now it has covered the entire department, yes, and the whole country, many cities with lower groundwater levels have faced such a problem. drought and water shortages have caused a huge problem that challenge the french government to save the country from an energy collapse. shops were forbidden to set the temperature on air conditioners below 27 °. reservoir water is at its lowest level in 30 years the problem is already there because too many farmers are using irrigation and we need to stop this and convince them to find alternatives. such as reusing water and growing other fruits, july has been rated as one of europe's hottest on record, with meteorologists predicting a dry and warm autumn. artyom krasulin evgenia zemtsova news. in novy urengoy ended the competition of professional skills super hpp 2022 employees of gas companies competed for the title of the best in several ca

similar scenes are playing out along rivers in europe, including the rhine, the danube, and the loire in western france, where this week residents visited dry river beds that are normally covered with meters of water. >> it makes me sad. it makes me sad because i grew up in the village and i've never seen the loire like that. before we could fish because the water was not too hot yet. now when we go, it is just algae. all of the fish died or were eaten by the herons. amy: the low river levels have impacted france's 56 nuclear plants, many of which rely on river water to keep their reactors cool. this week french officials granted an exemption to environmental laws to allow nuclear plants to discharge hot water into already-warming local rivers. this comes as europe's glaciers are experiencing their worst summer melt season on record. scientists with the european commission say this summer's extreme drought could be the continent's worst in 500 years. here in new york, police arrested 10 climate campaigners thursday as they held a peaceful sit-in protest inside the manhattan offices of

inflict irreparable damage to the agriculture of the old world, the largest rivers of western europe, the italian sing the french-loirehave practically dried up, they have always played a key role in irrigating the farmer's ultrasound, which is now left without water. finally in france peasants forbade watering the fields in every possible way for their inevitable ruin. we decided to thank the regional authorities. of all the wealth of farmers, only manure remained. here he was presented as a gift. it seems that christian germany and also central southeastern europe have problems, the rhine sharply shallowed along which fertilizers and fuel were delivered, and navigation on the danube generally stopped the river. now you can go to the ford turned out to be closely related to the weather and beer prices burghers are preparing for the oktoberfest, before which a little more than a month is left. it is known that guests are waiting for prices and at least 15% higher than before, a liter of foam, for example, will cost an unprecedented 13 euros, brewers complain about the climatic rise in prices due to the heat and there

it's hard to believe, but this stream, the longest river in france, the loire, its length is more thanment area, 1/5 of the entire country, but the past greatness literally evaporated due to a record drought, where there used to be seven feet under kiev boatmen are now scraping the bottom. now we always have to raise the engine so that we can go through shallow water and so that it doesn’t get there, sand, loires, it is so shallow that soon there may be a dam or register, for example, but one of its functions, with the help of locks, maintains such a water level that it cools four nuclear power plants that stand on the river. two and a half cubic meters are supplied. at a rate of almost 13 cubic meters, it turns out that every second the dam is emptied by 10 m³. thus, our reserve will end in 2 months cracked in the sun, the earth is some kind of stunted, bush, almost an african desert landscape. this is what it looks like today many european rivers are clearly visible on the shooting from above. how wide there was a channel and what was left of it, according to the estimates of the spa

this is how the largest river in france, the loire, now looks like, navigable, at least since the 15th century. now in some places it has become into the stream. the inhabitants of orleans, without difficulty, cross it on foot in toulouse in record time, the garona, water, began to bloom and deteriorate, for example, the river. the drome no longer flows into the rhone. close to valence. it dried up when there is water, it is at this level of people, a terrible grimace. climate change. we are all afraid that it will always be like this now. it's been 40 years now. i visit this region, but for the first time i see something like this, by the way, these same runes and garona cool the reactors located in the south of the country, nuclear power plants because of the heat of the current in them became too warm it is necessary to reduce the power of power units in france; indeed, more than half of the reactors were stopped, and france by 70%, it received energy just from nuclear units, that is, it begins to draw on itself. uh, including in electricity from other countries, they have a shortag

this is how the largest river in france, the loire, now looks like, navigable, at least since the 15thned into a stream. the inhabitants of orleans easily cross it on foot in toulouse in record time, the garona, water, began to bloom and deteriorate, for example, river. the drome no longer flows into the rhone near the valence. it dried up even when there is water, it is at this level of people, a terrible grimace. climate change. we are all afraid that it will always be like this now. it's been 40 years now. i visit this region, but for the first time i see something like this, by the way, these same runes and garons cool the reactors located in the south of the country, nuclear power plants, because of the heat of the current , it became too warm in them. 70%, e energy received just from nuclear blocks, that is, everything, she begins to pull over herself. uh, including in electricity from other countries, they have a shortage of them, uh, prices are rising, things are not better in germany on the rhine unprecedented low water levels on friday in the area of ​​kaubi township, the wat

this is how the largest river in france, the loire, now looks like, navigable, at least since the 15thbitants of orleans easily cross it on foot in toulouse in record time, the garona, water, began to bloom and deteriorate, for example, river. the drome no longer flows into the rhone near the valence. it dried up even when there is water, it is at this level of people, a terrible grimace. climate change. we are all afraid that it will always be like this now. it's been 40 years now. i visit this region, but for the first time i see something like this, by the way, these very runes and garona cool the reactors located in the south of the country. nuclear power plants because of the heat of the current in them became too warm. 70%, e energy received just from nuclear blocks, that is, everything, she begins to pull over herself. uh, including in electricity from other countries, they have a shortage of them, uh, prices are rising, things are not better in germany on the rhine unprecedented low water levels on friday in the area of ​​kaubi township, the water level dropped to 42 cm. there

well, on new day welcome, as they say, the longest river in france is now knee-deep in the loire, it become so shallow that it is easy to ford almost its entire length, in some sections of the coast they receded by 10 m, boats and boats were also aground, like those who earned water transportation to swim. now, too , pisces have suffered nowhere because of this, and they have nowhere to swim and there is nothing to eat, the river began to dry up due to abnormal heat and is the strongest in recent half a century of drought. but 6-7 m, the fairway was deep. and now he is on foot calmly. well , let's see because of the heat, and including our services in refueling car air conditioners this summer are in great demand. they returned to the roadsides of russia. only the work of such mechanics. many remain dissatisfied. why understood the yoke? plus 30 driving a car so you want a pleasant coolness and it’s good when there is air conditioning, but sometimes the system fails at the most inopportune moment and today there are a lot of people who want to make money on the law of meanness a simp

bavaria turn to mud the swamps of the loire have dried up, and now it is possible to cross the river italy by 2 m below the norm, and norway reduces the consumption and export of electricity due to the shallowing of reservoirs , it is rather difficult to calculate the economic losses from all this without water, life stops, if you take into account that the european authorities, except for water. there are still many problems with gas, that is, eric of the british press, perhaps, can be explained by sergei khoroshevsky anastasia konorovskaya boris filchikov and vlada vododouevich, european bureau ntv drought in europe has become one of the reasons for the sharp rise in gas prices in the countries of the old world set a new record for thousands of cubic meters of fuel. now worth over $2,500. as analysts note, dryly impeding the delivery of coal along the rivers. this increases the demand for gas for electricity generation. in addition, the supply of fuel from norway has decreased, and for scheduled repairs at the country's largest field, such difficult conditions from oslo are waiting

loire. now it is possible to wade in italy, the river level is 2 m below the norm, and norway reduces consumptiond export of electricity due to the shallowing of the reservoir, the economic losses from all this are quite difficult to read without water, life stops . take into account that the european authorities, except for water. there are still many problems with gas, that is, eric of the british press can probably be explained sergei khoroshevsky anastasia konarovskaya boris filchikov and vladoradovich, ntv european bureau no, the drought in europe was one of the reasons for the sharp rise in gas prices in the countries of the old world , setting a new record for a thousand cubic meters of fuel. now worth over $2,500. as analysts noted, the drought has made it difficult to deliver to rivers. this increases the demand for gas for electricity generation. in addition, they reduced the supply of fuel from norway due to scheduled repairs at the country's largest field and in such difficult conditions, otherwise the donkey is waiting for deliveries to berlin, germany expects to fill its storage. in

almost all european rivers in some places in france, the loire, for example, can now ford, and navigationbe and on the rhine is limited due to accusations in july in germany, it was said to be half normal rainfall, so the water level in the rhine river fell to a 15-year low . in the meantime, the barges are reducing their carrying capacity in order to pass along this river. however, the authorities fear that soon either the waterway will have to be closed to navigation altogether. indeed, the water level remains at a very low level due to persistently high temperatures and low rainfall. this is especially true for the rhine where the natural bottleneck is. the shallowest part of the coup is at its lowest level, but still passable by slow-moving boats, despite some announced rainfall this week. we expect even more drops in the water level, for example, halbron salt is brought here by the nikar river. da reina and usually they carry almost 2.200 tons. now they are six hundred tons. and this means that the less water, the less cargo on ships. in france, monstrous as the media expresses the f

loire. it has dried up. now it is possible to ford it in italy, the river level is 2 m below the norm, and norway reduces thesumption and export of electricity due to the shallowing of reservoirs, the economic losses from all this are quite difficult to calculate without water, life stops, if we take into account that the european authorities, except for water. there are still many problems with gas, then the hysteria of the british press can probably be explained by sergei khalashevsky anastasia konarovskaya boris filchikov and vladoradovich, ntv european bureau 15 new start-up studios will be created on the basis of russian universities in the next 3 years the government plans to allocate 4 for these purposes, 5 billion rubles the word startup is translated from english as launch, and these studios are really designed to launch youth projects, medicine, energy, on the market. ecology it technologies have a lot of promising developments among russian students, and those who are already ready to implement their ideas into life , which can bring any therapeutic or diagnostic drug specifically to brain tumors,

and this report also notes extremely low water level in almost all rivers of the old world, for example, in some places in france, the loireavigation along the danube and the rhine. now limited. again, due to the low water level in july, germany received about 50% below normal rainfall, and in this regard, the water level in the area fell to a 15-year low. now the barshis are reducing their carrying capacity in order to pass along this river, however, the authorities fear that in the near future this artery will have to be block for shipping. in the department of the gironde in france, a monstrous forest fire. now covered more than 6,000 hectares of forest, several thousand firefighters are fighting with them today. uh, about 10,000 people were evacuated the day before , the french authorities held a special press conference at which the head of the country's interior ministry said that the authorities suspect that this fire also caused a deliberate arson. he also urged employers to release from work those who, uh, who spend their free time as a hobby is firefighters, so that they can join those who are now fighting agains

channel kronstadt the largest rivers of france and italy look like a desert drought already, recognized as the strongest in 500 years, is beating new records of the loireor have practically disappeared, ships have been brought and barge ship traffic completely stopped the business is incurring losses. well, in serbia, they are now studying the finds at the bottom of the shallow danube 20 german warships sunk in the forty-fourth year . on the last weekend before september 1, the day of knowledge is expected by both parents and the students themselves. true, many are apprehensive for first-graders, for example, this is a change in the usual kindergarten to an unfamiliar team. hell for parents, excitement will not become only a school for a child a burden olga knyazeva talked with experts and learned how to make learning a joy. you can call it like that, as if blackmail, now you will do this, and then i will go to you to do what you want, while some are looking for approaches up to blackmail, others are looking for assistants. maybe a tutor. maybe some psychologist someone who would be interested, and this is the main question. how to make it so the child

loire. it has dried up. now it can be forded in italy, the river level is 2 m below the norm, and norway is reducing consumptionty due to the shallowing of the reservoir , it is rather difficult to calculate the economic losses from all this without water, life stops. if you take into account the european authorities, besides water , there are still many problems with gas, then the hysteria of the british press can probably be explained by sergei khoroshevsky anastasia konarovskaya boris filchikov and vladoradovich, european bureau of ntv a in social programs and business projects of the tambov region vladimir putin reported the acting head of the local administration maxim egorov region agro-industrial this sector gives the third gross regional product in plans to develop other industries in the list of the largest sugar factory reconstruction projects, the task is to make it one of the the largest in eurasia in total in the region at different stages more than 10 large investment projects worth almost 130 billion rubles. they also talked about problems. in particular, they are the lack of public transport and

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communal apartment, but because it simply does not exist, a number of the famous rivers of europe simply disappear there. uh, the loire is, this amazing thing is happening, you can treat it differently, but nonetheless. now. it looks like yes scorched scorched once green these lawns. they're burned out how delicious to relate to this, or god 's handing out for russia, you understand this is generally an amazing thing, amazing moreover, and people on earth, uh, i mean europeans. they feel it, they feel it, they don't understand this dissonance that they get, like children on the one hand. there are newspapers. uh, the tv is some talking heads, there and in the role of their politicians. yes, but on the other hand, you understand all this video around you, yes, getting ready to wash, less we have already discussed preparing for the cold winter for everything the rest. well, uh, comrade johnson, uh, by the way, don’t be a fool to take a double vacation. and that he has a normal salary, i think pounds. uh, probably, uh, he has double vacation pay. here is a forty in the pocket is normal. listen to greece well, what, he's

the small amount of rain, the reservoirs of the old world, some sections of the longest rivers of france, the loire, became shallow due to the small amount of rain. you can go to the mouth, and the channel of the largest river in italy in terms of catchment area, in some places began to overgrow with unpretentious grass. at the same time, the countries of scandinavia covered the extreme lines part tracks in sweden were closed over the weekend due to flooding rescuers learned hundreds of calls to pump water from yards in linkopping during the night fell 96 mm of moisture. the showers were accompanied by many hours of thunderstorms. one of the lightning struck a tree on the campus, where at that time there was a meeting of students 14 people were taken to the hospital. bad weather in scandinavia was associated with the invasion of the cold atmospheric front. and today its cloudy fields will bring rain to the north of the russian plain. true, while the intensity of precipitation will be small only in places in the northeast. it can fall up to a quarter of the monthly volume. moisture. this intrusion m