, so far only to london, thank you very much, thank you very much. well, in great britain they are directly talking about the visit of the ukrainian president. well, is there a consensus of the british elites and british society regarding transmission to kyiv fighter jet in we will talk about it further on the air the european correspondent of the ukrainian service of the voice of america bohdan tsyupin my greetings to you congratulations well to begin with tell us how the uk is reacting to volodymyr zelenskyi's visit to his speech. did he impress the british public, what the local press writes, the local press probably hasn't been published yet, if we're talking about the printed one , because the ukrainian president's visit was kept secret until just a few hours before the plane by the way, the plane of the british air force with the ukrainian president landed at the airport today and actually i think that many of my colleagues er were for them it was a very big surprise so we can only talk about the fact that this is a very big news today and a bi

britain is with ukraine even before president zelenskyi returns from london. the united kingdom will announce new personal sanctions against putin's entourage, we are primarily talking about those who helped putin get rich and finance the war in ukraine. iryna taraniuk , a bbc correspondent, worked today at downing street and with me live on the air maria zolkina from the london school of economic and political sciences rysy lutsevich royal institute of international relations we review and analyze this unexpected visit by zelensky together we look, as i said , behind the scenes as much as we can well, speaking of what is happening behind the scenes , i i understand, maria, that you were probably in the same situation as journalists and most of the expert observers found out about zelensky's visit not long before the plane landed at the london airport. but in year i sometimes chaos there, then you probably knew more about the royal institute of international relations. did you even have the feeling that london was preparing to receive a visit from such a perso

my name is hryhoriy zhigalovmy live from london , but today the focus is mainly on brussels , the politicalapital of europe, where president zelensky continues his unexpected big tour, but before we talk about brussels , i will tell you about the results of the meeting in paris is another stop for zelenskyi. where he held a meeting with two heavyweights of europe, macron, all together at the same table. zelenskyi is received by the leaders of all the countries of the european union, a special eu summit has begun before that, a speech in the european parliament, but what else but words. let's tell her london, the political beau monde and experts are all recovering from a sudden and unexpected visit that broke traditions and seems to have started new ones. let's listen to the points of view from that side. so, the special summit of the european union leaders of all eu countries , presidents, prime ministers, chancellors and the president of ukraine, as a special guest, we will talk about it right now. the leaders have gathered in the palace of europe, er, that's where zelensky spoke that he w

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this is his second trip abroad in the london press.he visit was called unexpected, official information about it appeared at the moment when the aircraft of the royal air force on board which zelensky was already in the air, the prime minister. rishonok, came to the stens airport to meet him personally. with him to london, zelensky took the head of his office, yermak, foreign ministers cooler. first stop at the residence of the british prime minister downstream by this point it has already become. it is known that britain plans to start training ukrainian combat pilots, communication with the press was not planned there, but british journalists tried to shout, doping before entering the guests from kiev mr zelensky do you want british fighter jets? miss boris the former owner of the residence was nearby johnson stood in a crowd of british mps gathered in a westminster field to listen to the president of ukraine zelensky addressed the british parliamentarians in english he recalled the merits of johnson thanked the current prime ministe

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a few days of persian language media in london, all the programs they focus on the protests and in the coming days the broadcast of iran international programs will be stopped, the saudi iran international and bbc persian channels of the british government openly welcome the leaders of the separatist groups. the communist party of iran and khaled azizi, the spokesman of the democratic party of iran, spent hours focusing on breaking the taboo of separatism among iranians, in fact, the division of the country now, for example, is one of the slogans in all parts of iran, where i am also a separatist. the news gives its place to these programs, captives and babylonization, burning tires, closing the fires, the protests have now taken a different form, the security forces announced that they discovered and seized a large amount of war weapons, and what was supposed to happen from the destination of bukan to saqqez. out of 10 times, let's hit the central provinces of the arrested kurdistan democratic party about how to use these weapons. this is how the weapons that enter iran through the pa

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to london. and then potentially after that grand process as a kind of sign of what ukraine seizes the hierarchy of supporters that the united states is out front. that brittany is the kind of like the united states, the biggest single supply, the brittany sometimes out front in terms of what is willing to prove support. and we just have from all ourselves to john the chancellor earlier today here in berlin . he was addressing parliament here and he was adamant that germany, although he gets criticized sometimes for being a kind of lag, it insistent that germany is very much not connect with britain in terms of the volume of supplies that that is providing. and what we've had from the germans side just announce yesterday is a pretty large package of the older model of the leper tax. there was such a lot of debate about recently up to $178.00 of those over the course the next year or so, going to ukraine from a number of countries. so there is certainly movement on the european side as well . that

london and seriously harmed. london and other city centres around the country., frightening places . yeah, and this policy places. yeah, and this policy announcement is partly a response to that. and to reflect that people feel increasingly unsafe. they feel there's an issue about police numbers . they issue about police numbers. they feel that, you know, lawlessness , lawbreaking is higher than it used to be. and i like this policy and i like what yvette cooper does because the crime in my personal experience, disproportionately affects the poorest . the working class is poorest. the working class is this like the estates i grew up on in lambeth, in south london, where people suffer the most from lawlessness, a lack of respect , and asbos, the from lawlessness, a lack of respect, and asbos, the bigger the big picture is from 1995 to 2010, you know, violent crime, for example, went down by 49. the british crime survey measures this every year. so there is and i'm trying not to make political point. i'll just sound labour does feel very strongly about law and ord

every traffic light in london is tfl's . they will london is tfl's.the law tends to suggest that they can put their kit on borough roads. suggest that they can put their kit on borough roads . we will kit on borough roads. we will see all part of the legal conversation to be had. but i can't vote for transport for london. no, you can't. can you. it's a shame . shame. but i can it's a shame. shame. but i can vote if you like. if your council . so what does this vote if you like. if your council. so what does this mean for local democracy ? frankly, for local democracy? frankly, it's struggling, isn't it? you have amir acting well. he's out of control, frankly . how far of control, frankly. how far would you take this? colin smith . nigel, we will this as far as the law permits in law and, if we come up short personally, i know if already been calling for it . we've seen the government it. we've seen the government intervene in scotland recently . intervene in scotland recently. it can be done. i think there's a real case. the government stepping in, st

london course of the program. london fashion will continue all the way through the week .don way through the week. the london fashion week schedule , both fashion week schedule, both menswear and women's designers, including british all time grand piano , presenting their first piano, presenting their first collection under the new creative direction of daniel lee . and further highlights include cain and roxane and summer in russia . despite fashion's russia. despite fashion's importance , the economy, the importance, the economy, the industry feels overlooked by its sponsor government ministry, which is the department to media, culture and sport. in eight years there have been seven secretaries of state, including matt hancock and nadine dorries . late last year, nadine dorries. late last year, chancellor jeremy axed vat refunds for foreign shoppers. critics say that the decision is a hammer blow and burberry has announced the of its store in bond street has the government tailored the right policy for an industry that employs nearly a million. i'm joined now by dylan jo

they fled from london in a hurry and sought refuge in washington. some also analyzed behind the scenes of this move. it took a few days to write that the cost of telling lies with sabotage and against the islamic republic is so heavy. it is better for the users of ahmad to remember the way of news reporting and news policies that changed the future of some young people, those who sat on the other side and provoked the youth of the people, and the streets and some innocent people were killed themselves, who did not leave the place at all because of fear. they run away and the issue that the managers of this network do not care about, they themselves say that they want to continue this news line, somewhere in the heart of america, where they are more open than in the past to run this kind of news trees, the same amount as in the past few years specifically in the last 5 months after the revolutionary victory against the islamic republic that we did is the same, we will continue. delicious food at a great price. i am playing at any moment. i am playing

every traffic light in london is tfl's . they will london is tfl's.the law tends to suggest that they can put their kit on borough roads. suggest that they can put their kit on borough roads . we will kit on borough roads. we will see all part of the legal conversation to be had. but i can't vote for transport for london. no, you can't. can you. it's a shame . shame. but i can it's a shame. shame. but i can vote if you like. if your council . so what does this vote if you like. if your council. so what does this mean for local democracy ? frankly, for local democracy? frankly, it's struggling, isn't it? you have amir acting well. he's out of control, frankly . how far of control, frankly. how far would you take this? colin smith . nigel, we will this as far as the law permits in law and, if we come up short personally, i know if already been calling for it . we've seen the government it. we've seen the government intervene in scotland recently . intervene in scotland recently. it can be done. i think there's a real case. the government stepping in, st

he is joining our studio right now from london. greetings bohdane. so president zelensky is visiting a western european country for the first time since the start of a full-scale war. why right now why was london chosen and what can this visit change in the course of the war for accuracy it is worth noting that er during the visit on the way to of the united states in december of last year, the ukrainian president visited poland, and of course this is eastern europe, but nevertheless , every foreign official visit of the ukrainian president during the active phase of the russian war in ukraine obviously deserves serious and special attention as regards the visit to great britain, why now? i think it is certain. i think the time has come . i think the visit to the united states showed that the ukrainian president can visit allies, that these visits are necessary to mobilize support for this visit to the united states. showed that allies and partners of ukraine in response to this increase aid, this helps to spread understanding among society about why

they fled to london and took refuge in washington. analyzes from behind the scenes of this transfer of writing in english have realized that the cost of telling lies with sabotage and against the islamic republic is so heavy that england has time to pay them. last fall, they mentioned the way of news reporting and news policies that changed the future of some young people, those who sat there and incited people's buds in the street, and some innocent people were killed themselves, who did not want to do anything , they ran away from the place in fear of their lives. it is understood that the managers of this network admit it, they say that they want to continue this news line somewhere in the heart of america, where they are more capable of running such news trees than in the past, while in the past few years, specifically in the last 5 months after the collapse of the revolution against the islamic republic we have done the same procedure and we will continue it. it is five in the morning tehran time and dear viewers, welcome to this

president, when you come to london i hope it happens already. soon you will immediately become an honorary citizen there and get free travel. you will save a lot of money. johnson's importunity haunts the sunk. he is forced to play more and more actively on the unfamiliar. for him, the field of foreign policy, handing out generous promises to zelensky. as an added perk, the guest was given a reception at king charles iii's after the announcement of pilot training, the question arose of which aircraft are in question, a spokesman for the british prime minister said today, that the decision on the supply of fighters has not been made, but bags will still be studied biden and other leaders of the north atlantic bloc refused to talk about the supply of american and f-16 or european multi-purpose typhoon show time to kiev. pilots undergo initial training on hawk 2 fighters it is possible that the idea with combat pilots is another combination of london designed to push alliance partners, as was already done with tanks for kiev, so they eventually pus

london.nt offer of a 4% pay rise is not enough to keep pace with the cost of living. steve barclay has won the industrial action will cause further delays for patients, despite contingency measures being put in place. be applied being asked to only call 999 for life—threatening emergencies. £31!" only call 999 for life-threatening emergencies-— only call 999 for life-threatening emergencies. our advice is always the same- — emergencies. our advice is always the same- if _ emergencies. our advice is always the same. if you _ emergencies. our advice is always the same. if you need _ emergencies. our advice is always the same. if you need an - emergencies. our advice is always i the same. if you need an ambulance, call 999. it will be available to you. and every other strike day we have seen an improvement in service. because people are using it sensibly but equally my member standing on picket lines are responding to calls from those picket lines to ensure safety. they spend more time ensuring

washington and brussels and paris and london-— and london.y, wouldn't you agree, of gradually boiling the frog and not putting everything we can write at the beginning but gradually adding new and more sophisticated capabilities as the war has gone on and now we are moving into the debate, of course, but fighter aircraft. are moving into the debate, of course, but fighteraircraft. but are moving into the debate, of course, but fighter aircraft. but i have to say that russia has said this before, they said this in to battle tanks, i don't find it all convincing. it's what we would expect them to say, when you? so i thinks the risks of escalation are actually quite low, providing that we stick, ukraine sticks to the policy of not attacking the territory of russia itself with western supplied weapons. and providing russia still feels it can achieve what it wants to achieve, at least to some extent by the use of its conventional forces. where escalation risks may start to arise, if russia sees itself facing a comprehensive defeat in ukraine and p

commuters into london, out of london expect today? tom: yeah.ght, it's a hub for london, it's a hub for the u.k., kings crossing. i can see the board and i can tell you it is largely blank. that is because network rail tell us about 80% of the services, 80% of the services across the u.k. will grind to a halt because the train drivers are striking. is not just the train drivers. it is the first time that the major unions are coordinating. the teachers union, one of the major unions, they are also striking, they have a mandate to strike as well. you are also seeing the border force, so expect disruptions around airports and ports of the u.k. it is a major step up in terms of around six months of strike action already the most severe that we have seen since the 1990's. 100,000 civil servants also have a mandate to strike as well. in total, close to half a million people. the disruption will be significant across the railways, across the schools, and in ports airports across the u.k. the unions say this is about addressing the cost of living crisis

the island premier league was held in the city of north london. it was an attractive and exciting match that did not have many chances, but it was full of tension and yellow cards . in the 18th minute and leaving the first field it was potter's bad luck, it was unpleasant to watch, who founded it, not scoring a goal, at the end of the first half, the game turned violent and there were many fights between the players of the two teams , and yellow cards were issued, so that the game ended without a goal. at the start of the second half, tottenham scored a goal very early and the white cats were on the move , emersan and a short incomplete save in iran by oliver skip scored a goal. logical and compact tottenham or allowing the london lions to act in what game in the final minutes, the closest thing to the london blues is becoming more and more difficult. in the 82nd minute, ban scored a goal again, so that the ball of the ball hit the body of the wandering team of potter . the captain of tottenham either finished the application and then the efforts

in central london and it worked in central london. all know central london.ow london a big place and london is a really big place and in is much smaller geographic wise than outside london . it wise than outside london. it does not work it's not about air quality at all and even khan's own figures . it's not about air own figures. it's not about air quality . it's yet another quality. it's yet another stealth tax. yeah, i read about this in the mail week and i noficed this in the mail week and i noticed on page 91 of his financial strategy last week , financial strategy last week, it's expected to generate more £1 billion now from the motorist , the congestion charge and, indeed, the low emission zone charge , over indeed, the low emission zone charge, ove r £1,000,000,000. so charge, over £1,000,000,000. so it is about money the it is about money in the exchequer exact he is exchequer is an exact he is a man who has wasted so money. he has a £19 billion budget a year. he's failed on policing, failed on building houses and failed on the environment and transpo

here with mayor london with me, former mayor of london , livingstone and his in a dr.tarkey are here tonight as new calling for riddick enlists measures to combat climate change. don't go anywhere . this is bev turner tonight on the 8:00 slot. we've seen climate change hysteria take its grip on our country over the past few years. everything from pounng past few years. everything from pouring soup on bank of sunflowers to black lives matter, blocking airport runways because climate change is also apparently racist i don't even get me started whilst many would dismiss these instances as a few loud mouth eccentrics an loud mouth eccentrics amidst an otherwise reasonable and well—intentioned intentioned agenda, it's impossible to know that it's also backed by instant accusations will lead university have just released research recommend doing second world war style ration ing of petrol household energy and meet the combat climate change. so what's your grandpa brits may have done their bit by donating scrap metal of working in munitions factories or indeed going off to fi

to washington, on the occasion of the surprise of the london police, they reminded the employees ofaudi arabia of some news, for example, the day when they were tweeting about the escape of iranian officials, you said that iranian officials and their families are fleeing, so what happened while 24 hours after the fall of the republic they said they fled from london in a hurry and sought refuge in washington . some of them also analyzed from behind the curtain here for a few days that the cost of telling lies with sabotage and against the islamic republic is so heavy. it would be better for other users to remember from last fall the way of news reporting and news policies that changed the future of some young people, those who sat on the other side and the buds in the street and some innocent people who were killed themselves, who did not leave the place at all for fear of their lives. they run away and the managers of this network admit it, they say they want to continue this news line, somewhere in the heart of america, where they are more open than before for the implementation of

you speaking of london. so people of outside london.ple have to their children to have to get their children to school school just school because their school just happens the happens to be across the boundary, have to pay boundary, then they have to pay for they have to pay to go for that. they have to pay to go to a local hospital and the cameras and signage are part cameras and the signage are part of infrastructure. the mayor of the infrastructure. the mayor wishes our land if wishes to put on our land if we're to put that way. we're going to put it that way. kent council propose to kent county council propose to fight all way. it's fight them all the way. it's interesting, the johnson interesting, the boris johnson actually has done a piece on instagram, think, he's instagram, i think, where he's he's one of his usual hair, he's done one of his usual hair, looking as if he's been dragged through hedge, but very through a hedge, but very passive. saying was passive. matt saying when he was london mayor, tried to bring london mayor,

it was uuite she got the train to london. it was quite dark. — she got the train to london.o london. it was quite dark, there were no - she got the train to london. it was quite dark, there were no lights. l she got the train to london. it was quite dark, there were no lights. i | quite dark, there were no lights. i got in my car is normal. when i sat down and shut my door i heard glass shatter, look to the sight of me at the window was completely smashed. that is when i look forward and realised my bonnet was missing. her car was taken away by her insurance company and your annual premium has now gone up by about £500. it is company and your annual premium has now gone up by about £500.— now gone up by about £500. it is not my confidence- _ now gone up by about £500. it is not my confidence. i _ now gone up by about £500. it is not my confidence. i haven't _ now gone up by about £500. it is not my confidence. i haven't been - now gone up by about £500. it is not my confidence. i haven't been back l my confidence. i haven't been back to birmingham fora my confidence. i haven'

here with mayor london with me, former mayor of london , livingstone and his in a dr.tarkey are here tonight as new calling for riddick enlists measures to combat climate change. don't go anywhere . this is bev turner tonight on the 8:00 slot. we've seen climate change hysteria take its grip on our country over the past few years. everything from pounng past few years. everything from pouring soup on bank of sunflowers to black lives matter, blocking airport runways because climate change is also apparently racist i don't even get me started whilst many would dismiss these instances as a few loud mouth eccentrics an loud mouth eccentrics amidst an otherwise reasonable and well—intentioned intentioned agenda, it's impossible to know that it's also backed by instant accusations will lead university have just released research recommend doing second world war style ration ing of petrol household energy and meet the combat climate change. so what's your grandpa brits may have done their bit by donating scrap metal of working in munitions factories or indeed going off to fi

lot of time in london in your mind, you might have noticed these blue plaques on the london landscape. the british government puts up these blue disks, these blue plaques on historic sites of all kind not just in london. and some of these historic plaques are exactly what you'd think, exactly what you'd imagine. winston churchill 1874-1965, prime minister, lived and died here. or this one. lived here as a law student. francis bacon, participator, lived and worked here 1961-1992. lady diana spencer, princess diana, lived here. some are exactly what you would imagine. some are harder to guess at. this is one featured in the "the new york times" not long ago that commemorates the discovery of the cato street conspiracy. in case you don't know that say an 1820 plot to kill everyone in the british cabinet and the british prime minister. this one is for the first woman to qualify as a dentist in england. i had no idea. this one is for luke howard, namer of clouds. it sounds like a tarot card reading but he was actually a namer of clouds and that blue plaque marks where he lived and died. so

this is his second trip abroad in the london press.nexpected , official information about it appeared at the moment when the aircraft of the royal air force on board which zelensky was already in the air, the prime minister, the decision arrived at stens airport to meet him in person. with him to london, zelensky took the head of his office, yermak, and foreign ministers. the first stop at the downstream residence of the british prime minister was not planned there by that moment, but british journalists tried to shout to the person posing in front of the entrance to the guests from kiev go out mr. zelensky, you want british fighters. missing boris the former owner of the residence was nearby johnson standing in the crowd of british mps gathered in coley westminster to listen president of ukraine zelensky addressed british parliamentarians in english , he remembered the merits of johnson, thanked the current prime minister for the decision to send heavy armored vehicles to ukraine and presented the speaker of the house of commons with

interview today at midnight in the program according to experts, the consequences of brexit cost londona year, in addition, the post-pandemic on the economic crisis is gaining momentum and the british alone cannot get out of this situation on how london has become poor relative in the european family of lisa yerson. an agreement between london and brussels and trade cooperation has also been passed by four prime ministers during this time, or three with a little, if you consider the list of tracks as a fleeting vision now the fifth prime minister is fighting for political survival negative forecasts, not only from political scientists about the future of his party, but from the international monetary fund about island gdp this is not at all what johnson promised, as the main brexit populist, we will leave, the european union we will choose our own way, as a free nation. we will control our own borders and laws of trade. we will restore confidence in the future for business and people, and the still pent-up wave of investment can no longer be stopped. takeoff boris covid interfered. and

but particularly in london. there are also some in other parts of the country of course. some of these historic plaques are exactly what you would think. exactly what you would imagine, right? winston churchill 1874-1965 prime minister lived and died here. this one mahatma gandhi 1869-1948 lived here as a law student. francis bacon, painter lived and worked here 1961-1992. lady diana spencer, princess diana, lived here. some are exactly what you would imagine if you know anything about british history. some are a little harder to guess at. this is one, featured in the "new york times" not long ago, that commemorates the discovery of the cato street conspiracy just in case you don't know that was in 1820 a plot to kill everyone in the british cabinet and the prime minister. they put up a plaque where the plot was discovered. okay. or this one. this one is for the first woman to qualify as a dentist in england. i had no idea. this one is for luke howard, namer of clouds. which sounds like a tarot card reading but

what got you to london was a family connection...ncle who was actually ambassador for somalia in london. harley street, right here. yeah. and he offered you a job, to go with him to london as a sort of maid/cleaner. you took it. and as a teenager in london, you were able, then, to stay. even when he returned, you did menialjobs. i think you worked in fast food and in cleaning... yeah, all the... a few fast food places. couldn't speak the language, couldn't read or write, had no—one i could run to stay with... but at the same time, i felt the most freedom ever. i felt so free. ifelt i could do and be anything. i wasn't worried at all. and almost always, that feeling of "i can do anything" is a little bit of a cliche and doesn't come true. but for you, the extraordinary happened. you think it's cliche, but it's... it's really the truth. anything you want to do, you really... mean that much to you. i don't think it takes that much of an effort, because it's. .. but it does take something called luck. and you had luck. i had — well, then

jamie oliver, jason atterton and tonkichn and now ukrainians have opened their own restaurant in londone british people fall in love with borscht and destroy the stereotypes surrounding ukrainian gastroculture, our kateryna rudeshko learned. the ukrainian dream in london is not discusses yuriy kovryzhenka, the chef, whether the author's molecular borscht conquered the interstitium at the time of the invasion of russia yuriy was on a business trip at the ukrainian embassy in great britain, he was planning to open a ukrainian restaurant in kyiv, but it, like everything planned , was destroyed on the morning of february 24, and such join love zsu and all my friends tell me that you are where you should be . with your knowledge and experience, you can help more than four places, more than 20 charity dinners, and collected more than pounds for the opening there was no doubt about the name of his own bistro already in london for ukrainians it is not a plane we are dreaming it is a symbol first of all it is a dream to return home the whole dream is the end of the war it is a dream of rebuildin

do you think there's anything that might stop london from maintaining the shipments? now the only thing i could think of that would make the british government separate relationship is very profitable. relationship with saudi state is if of course the saudi state switched sides in this. now global realignment that's going on. and started actually moving more towards the bricks alliance and away from me it's alliance with the u. s. britain. if they did that, then the british might cut off the arms. but as things stand, the british are going to try desperately to maintain this close alliance with the saudis, because they relied on that to exercise their influence in the middle east for over 70 years now. so barring the, a change in continued changing policy in the saudi state, the british are going to give up that relationship and they are going to give up the very profitable selling of arms to saudi arabia. what do you think the united nations has been seemingly one sided in this conflict, sanctioning the who the rebels, but failing to do the same over the alleged war

now ukrainians have opened their own restaurant in london, how can they make the british fall in lovecht and destroy stereotypes about gastroculture was learned by our kateryna rudeshko, the ukrainian dream in london - it didn't defeat yury kovryzhenka, the chef, or the author's molecular borscht conquered the exit of the intestines at the time of the invasion of russia. the plan was destroyed in the morning of february 24, and they are like that. i 'm coming back and i have to join the ranks of the armed forces. and all my friends say to me, you are where you should be . you can help with your knowledge and experience more than four places more than 20 charity dinners and collected more than 500,000 pounds for the opening of his bistro already in london about the name there was no doubt for ukrainians it is not a plane we dream it is a symbol first of all it is a dream to return home it is a dream since the end of the war it is a dream er, the reconstruction of the country was opened there within three months from the moment of conception, a 60 -seat facility specially for the dream

so nothing changes in 19th century london paupers.eans , sang with robbed and got to australia in the 21st century from london, a journalist of a national newspaper is advised how, having left for australia from english problems, to lower everything that nato can not do with hard work there for a drink. that is, the troubles are the same, but in another country with other people and in another time lisa herzen boris khalfin polina timofeeva tv london broadcaster mass rallies were held in several countries against the supply of weapons to the kiev regime, the largest in germany near the american rammstein air base, it was there that negotiations between representatives of nato countries on military assistance to ukraine were held several times, the protesters demanded the italian leave the germans peace and not force germany to intervene in the conflict , the activists said that peace negotiations should be held as soon as possible. one more their demand was the closure of the airbase. ramstein is the largest stronghold of the us air f

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in london. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this was just a few days ago, in london.utside the russian embassy on base water grodin london. you can see what they've done here. they have paint, blue paint, yellow paint, and these wheelbarrows. they blew the paint out of this wheelbarrows onto the road. and then they let regular everyday traffic. the cars, and buses and trucks that would otherwise be driving over this part of the street, they effectively drafted vehicles into this protest to what the wheels of their vehicles. spread this paint. to create a huge bigger than life ukrainian flag over the entire street. and from the russian embassy. look at that. led by donkeys did this to commemorate one year since russia invaded ukraine. you can see some of the details of this. they held up signs for cars coming into this and trap that, drive slowly, and big letters. i think you can probably make this out of the bottom of the sign. off the top and says ukraine solidarity protest. but on the bottom and says washable paint. there are assuring people, in their cars, that if

but in london, is the one we go london, ulez is the one we go by.ically, he's expanding them and expanding them, getting a lot of criticism on them. now he's basically saying the people that saying that the people that oppose schemes are very oppose these schemes are very similar to the people that once upon ban ansari sorry, upon a time ban ansari sorry, the smoking ban. let's get straight to the on this one. ben habib, do you support these ulez schemes or not? completely against them? it's a tax on the working and middle classes at a time that they can least afford . oh kevin , i am in favour of . oh kevin, i am in favour of what sadiq trying to do. we should and there are plans for exemptions for people on lower incomes and benefits . but the incomes and benefits. but the reality is the air in our capital and indeed elsewhere is killing people and public health. england estimating that could be over the next 4 to 12, 15 years, two and a half billion cases of coronary disease, strokes, lung cancer because of air quality. now i just think it's a re

surrounding ukrainian gastroculture , our kateryna rudeshko learned about the ukrainian dream in londonuriy the chef's mat or the author's molecular borscht podkorikhit between the member at the time of the invasion of russia yuriy was on a business trip to the embassy of ukraine in great britain, he was planning to open a ukrainian restaurant in kyiv, however, it, like everything planned , was destroyed in the morning of february 24 love zsu and all my friends tell me that you should be. with your knowledge and experience, you can help more . was for ukrainians, dreams are not airplanes. a dream is a symbol. this is a dream to return home. this is a dream since the end of the war. carpets, authentic furniture, and at the entrance a mirror is covered with strips of tape, the sister has a window frame from a house in lviv, and in which our designers put a mirror and showed how now ukrainians protect windows from explosions, ukrainian here is not only the interior and the menu, all the staff forced migrants fleeing from the war and far from every professional cook with a ban bar lawyer in

let him his zalinski, present the friend who vanity printing fluency in london. mister president lisco, bow glossy mo. the rest of us, welcome. not many people stood here to day. the significance setting were realised. the total friendship began on the 8th of october 2020. when you the 1st ever head of state, the di met the speaker, we're here to offer mediately with much laughter, overland english afternoon tea. and of course, charlie kicked and we forged the minister bond despite wearing mass a being socially. this is the opposite. turns of a large table because like the rest of europe, we're working nerves. how to deal with covered little did we know though relationship grow in such turbulent times? on the 24th of february 2022. the 2nd invasion of ukraine began on the 8th of march 2022. there was a know the 1st for us both. i suspended the house of commons so that you could address in ukrainian through the screams in our gym, which we still refer to that as the lensky screens. the atmosphere was electrified . you could hear a pin drop before you came and lie.

it made this little girl from london global news.air campaign is right around the world. 7 million people die every year because of pollution. 7 million. and this is notjust a number, may i remind you. my friend rosamond is in the audience today. rosamond, do you want to stand up briefly, please? give hera big hand. applause. she lost her beautiful nine—year—old daughter, ella, to pollution. the family lived less than 100 feet from south circular road, one of the busiest roads in london that had thousands and thousands of cars and buses and trucks driving by. normally, her death certificate would say asthma. but rosamond fought for the truth to save other children. so, i want to say thank you to rosamond for standing up and showing all of us that we can't keep lying. we have to tell the truth! the government estimates as many as 38,000 people a year die as a result of air pollution. the charity asthma and lung uk say a quarter of uk schools are in dangerously polluted areas and city hall data suggests that�*s 98% for london. how nois

air pollution in london from. air pollution in london and.the from. air pollution in london and.ed the various changes i made and it's gone up when those are removed, when under boris johnson's eight years as mayor, seven 86,000 londoners dying from air pollution and many of those that voted for him and they died because of it. i typically i think it's a typically bourgeois policy from labour . yeah, i policy from labour. yeah, i totally agree that is not at all accounting for people who can't afford to upgrade car to something flashy that doesn't out as much fuel fumes necessarily. and also just want to take the bus and don't want to take the bus and don't want to walk don't want to cycle . to walk don't want to cycle. we're going back to mediaeval old britain it seems in the name of development if it's mediaeval we have to be on horses . would we have to be on horses. would you be. that's. i'd be in favour of i mean but but genuinely like a park can have you ever. oh can you picture it must be like for a working parents to do the school run via the supreme to get their kids to

it's more to do with are you london or not london? are you rural?was some of the labour councils playing politics a bit with an election on the horizon and saying, well look, if you've got a conservative, yeah, you're going have to pay more. have not have to pay more. they have not given, know, it's important given, you know, it's important to everything. to question everything. you should at should absolutely look at that. and follow up article, we and in the follow up article, we can summarise the can summarise both to put the whole thing about questioning everything. are everything. yes some people are quite they're quite disappointed that they're not ufos. let me tell you, some people looking people were quite looking forward fact that we forward to the fact that we might distraction might have a distraction of being invaded but we're being invaded by ufos. but we're not are we, andrew? not actually, are we, andrew? i bought a boat. well spy eyeball and i bought unfortunate form and i bought an unfortunate form movement for this time of the morn

why zelensky was told to be on his suitcases in the morning timur syraziev traced zelensky to london was delivered on a military aircraft of the british air force the kingdom europe's largest supplier of weapons to ukraine in the last year alone the most zealous supporters of the kiev regime. zelensky's trip was kept secret until the last moment, it was reported only when the british plane was already in the air in london zelensky met with politicians and the king and perhaps not only the british media write that the daughter of the president lives in the kingdom and will study at one of the local universities. the journalist suggests that zelensky came to london also to invest the family from the airport zelensky arrived at the prime minister's residence when zelensky got out of the car between him and the journalists. just a couple of meters, however, he pretended not to hear the questions asked of him. mr. president are you ready for peace talks in britain is just the main opponent of such negotiations. here never were that the ukrainians must fight to the very end. moreover, what