terenko was with us the vice-president of the london conservative party, kasar institute of economic in london, in london. thank you for joining us, and by the way, also about what is happening in great britain. in london , in liverpool, the results of the voting for the finalists are already being announced. we will soon find out who will be the winner , to say so means that as of now the first place is still behind the swedes with 340 points norway 268 and ukraine just received an e-e replenishment means 243 points so far we are in third place the information is being restored every minute, we understand that these results are being announced by countries one by one, and very soon we will hear who will be the winner

you are the head of this organization alexander thank you alexander vice-president of the london conservative party chancellor of the institute of economic research in london in london thank you for joining and by the way also about what is happening in great britain in london in liverpool are already announcing the results of the voting for the finalists. well, actually, we will soon find out who will be the winner, we can say that, as of now, the first place is still behind the swedes, 340 points, norway 268 and ukraine has just received a replenishment, which means 243 points, so far we are in third place, and every minute we understand that these results are being announced, countries are doing it one by one, and very soon we will hear who will be the winner of eurovision 2023 well, until these and other news olha hrytsik we watch and listen to what the enemy does not negotiate and what they destroy defend your own in the store of ukraine glory to ukraine everyone is talking about supporting our country ukraine protects the whole world from the russians we have always defended democracy and wer

the conservative who submitted success with a centrist democrats in places like windsor west of london. they see the coming conservative party is totally out of touch, lacking integrity, not understanding or listening to that concern and taking them for granted. and that's why i think the people who switch from concert just to the level now cops and these low collections will stick with this come to general electric head of these elections. a lot of attention was focused on latest performance. would it be good enough to suggest a sufficient swing in labels favor to give it a majority? also the next general election product is thomas optimism on that. it remains something of an ounce of question, but it's being overshadowed by just how poorly the conservatives have done. even allowing for that pre election pessimism, the prime minister has only a limited period of time to try and shift the needle in the conservative space, parcels of algebra, london. the final preparations of the carnation of persons king charles aside all, most complete hundreds of the peace of, in arriving at at the ceremony. westminster abbey, in london on

party to gain power in the upcoming general elections . english prime minister's channel the leader of the conservative ruling party mojtaba abbasnejad of london sda news agency said that the failure of this recommended election is due to the crisis in the high cost of living as one of the main causes of voters turning away from this party.

i'll just here as harry fossett has more from london, will be official. verdicts from the conservative party is difficult and disappointing. but one of the ministers who sold the council in his own southwestern constituency in plymouth, go from the conservative to labor control. i said it'd be in a terrible night that was earlier on on friday morning when, when those results came in. and really that, that is the story of the election so far. it seems to be at least possible that the conservative party will do right at the, at the west end of the most pessimistic predictions about the performance. and that is based on seats, which will last contested 4 years ago at which the conservators did badly then as well. so as well as that council, they've lost other counsels in conservative hotlines, one in kent's just to the east of london, where the former conservative leader of that council blamed the national policy. and it's policy for that loss. so that less the prime minister receives do not pledging again to tackle what he called people's priorities, saying that that'd be no real groundswell o

london business school. >>> all right. greece's conservative new democracy party won a clear victory in the first round of elections puttinginister mitsotakis in position for the next greek government. the elections are looking to the second round as he looks to seek a majority government. now new democracy is just five seats short of majority with almost all votes counted as the party beat the closest center left rival by 20 points. mitsotakis reiterated the desire for the majority government with change in the country. >> translator: hope defeated pessimism. i am proud and i am moved as i feel the weight of the responsibility that such a percentage puts on my shoulders. i promise to work harder to earn your trust the result is clear. citizens want a strong government with a four-year horizon with bold changes to make up the lost ground. >> a quick look at the greek yield curves which showing the greek-german yield curve with the dip in the yields. >>> now let me take your attention to the tech sector meta specifically. in pre-market right now, shares are indicated down 0.6% after a report from the wall street journal jus

london. i'm thomas magill. the conservative partynservatives in other parts of the council after holding on to basildon and harlow. they also held on to control in thurrock despite recent finanical difficulties and debt of more than a billion pounds. there was no change in southend, rochford or castlpoint — all in essex. the leader of the labour party for thurrockjohn kent remains positive. the labour party has gained five seats here in thurrock. that's the best set of results we've had for many, many years in thurrock. equally as importantly, the people of thurrock have given their verdict on the conservatives' catastrophic mismanagement of the council finances. the leader of the council has lost his seat. people have said what you've done is just untenable and they've had to pay the price. in hertfordshire, hertsmere changed hands over night with the conservatives losing their overal control. labour held on to stevenage and reading in berkshire while in broxbourne the conservative's continue to run it. and you can get the latest re

and both democratic parties have picked up most of the conservative losses, so not expected to lead his party into a general election in 2024 final preparations of being made in london had the saturday is coordination of petition monarch controls. the fed secuity and the u. k. capitals being tightened. people have begun coming out along the route. the king's possession will take from buckingham palace to westminster abbey. charles will be crowned, but one of the controls as t symbolic roles is heading the commonwealth of nations at bottom tre, association of $56.00 independent countries, almost all of which were formerly under british rule. but with several of those countries seeking reparations for britain's colonial past. summer calling into question the commonwealth renaissance under simmons report or the late clean elizabeth. the 2nd passion is about the commonwealth. the whole rain. we must all try to cultivate the virtues of tolerance and understanding. but for a modern day king, it's an inheritance that could present a threat to the monkey itself, no matter what he might say. the commonwealth can play an indispensable road in the most trusting issues of time.

party following his expulsion by the conservatives. he had made controversial claims about covid vaccines including comparing them to the holocaust. mr bridgen told a news conference in central london the solution" and that he "will not be the last" mp tojoin reclaim. he also rejected calls for him to resign and seek re—election under his new party label, saying he believed there would be a general election soon. donald trump has said he will appeal after being found to have sexually assaulted a woman, in a civil case in new york. the former us president abused a journalist, ejean carroll, in a department store in the city in the 1990s. he was also found liable for defamation — after calling the writer's accusations "a hoax and a lie". jessica parker is in washington. jessica, what does this mean for mr trump's political future? the needed consequences are that he has been ordered to pay $5 million in damages and as you say he is going to appeal and he has come out in competitive style saying it is all part of a witchhunt and he did not even know ejean carroll. 0f not even know ejean carroll. of course the jury in the case clearly did not agree but the question is how this plays ou

conservative party around the country. they've lost it all 10 councils. another 2 of them are going to labor as well in the midlands and just to the east of london in kent, they've lost a council to the west of london, a windsor in may that made and had to the of the opposition party, the liberal democrats going in to this process that was took from the conservatives of potentially losing a 1000 council seats that was interpreted widely as being really at the bottom end of expectations. anything better than that could then be claimed as something of a victory, or at least not as bad as it could have been. but there are predictions that it could be just that, that the numbers aren't looking good tool. of course these all local elections, they are partly full on local issues. but at the same time, the former head of the med wait council just to the east of london, the conservative head blaming the national policy. uh, the policies that it was pursuing for the loss of that counseling so richly so not the prime minister. having to put a brave face on things earlier on friday, the we've already had a quote for the results and actually with making progress in

london, this is bbc news. kyiv claims to have shot down six of russia's most advanced hypersonic missiles during a night of intense attacks on the ukrainian capital. a bbc investigation finds a uk conservative partyusinessman whose companies are linked to a money laundering investigation. five gang members are convicted in germany over a $100—million jewel robbery, one of the biggest art heists in modern history. a report in the us strongly criticises the way the fbi investigated claims of collusion between russia and donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign.

london first lady. jill. biden, she was hosted by the prime minister. riche susunok usunuk now is not the best of days, the ruling conservative party miserably lost the localctions of such a defeat to the conservatives. didn't see a few decades and the leader of the opposition or boris kirstarmer. already trying on the residence of the prime minister on downing street. we have won the trust of the voters and now we can change our country change possible the best britain possible in london today is another famous leaf. anthony albanian prime minister of australia is one of the fourteen countries whose official head is still the british king of albania with an opponent of the monarchy, he said he came to the coronation to keep the protocol in advance. i want to see an australian head australian state. but this does not mean that i cannot pay tribute to an institution that is part of our political system. and the desire to put an end to the power of the monarch as soon as possible was stated in the government of jamaica, we are considering the possibility of holding a referendum in 2024, perhaps enough time has passed and we need to do this, especially agains

the conservative whose have been successful, the centrist democrats, in places like windsor west of london. they see the coming consecutive party is totally out of touch, lacking integrity. know, understanding or listening to that concerns, taking them for granted. and that's why i think the people who switch from conservatives to the level, not approximately low collections, will stick with this. come to general electric head of these elections. a lot of attention was focused on latest performance. would it be good enough to suggest a sufficient swing in labels favor to give it a majority? also the next general election for look, use thomas optimism on that. it remains something of an on to question, but it's being overshadowed by just how poorly the conservatives have done. even allowing for that pre election pessimism, the prime minister has only a limited period of time to try and shift the needle in the conservative space highschool. so i'll just say around london, anthony is out life from london will. so to bring on the program, the world health organization says cobit 19 is no longer a global health emergency, but people

to, i'll just say rosari fonts that is in london and says conservative soul searching has already begun. will be official. verdicts from the conservative party is difficult and disappointing. but one of the ministers who sold accounts, so in his own southwest and constituency in plymouth, go from the conservative to labor control. i said, is it being a terrible night's that was earlier on on friday morning when, when those results came in. and really that, that is the story of the election so far it seems to be at least possible that the, the conservative party will do right at the, at the west end of the most pessimistic predictions about the performance. and that is based on seats, which will last contested 4 years ago at which the conservators did badly then as well. so as well as that council, they've lost other counsels and conservative hotlines, one intense just to the east of london, where the former conservative leader of that council blamed the national policy and it's policy for that loss. so that less the prime minister receives do not pledging again to tackle what he called people's priorities, saying that that'd be no real groun

conservative conference in london, two members of an environmental group and anti -refugee policies protested that the tax officials immediately expelled iranfar from the meeting of the daily mirror newspaper . this meeting said the ruling partyld to after the 2000 elections

conservative ruling party who failed in this election it is recommended that the iranian crisis , the cost of living , is one of the main causes of voters turning away from this party. mojtaba abbasnejad, london broadcasting news agency, the vice president of the european commission says that the european union should implement artificial intelligence laws. there is no waste on the way to the adoption of laws on the use of artificial intelligence. at the end of last year, the member states of the european union presented their opinion on the legal plans in the field of artificial intelligence , and the representatives of the european parliament are supposed to vote on this issue today. the reception of new artificial intelligence tools such as gpt has increased the comments about the need to develop regulations for the use of this technology in europe. ceo of apnahie2 ceo of apnahie is going to america next week to answer the senators about the laws related to artificial intelligence . senators meeting with the ceo the company that makes artificial intelligence games while the congress and the us government are reviewing artificial intelligence regulations and its implementation to combat con

london, this is bbc news. kyiv claims to have shot down six of russia's most advanced hypersonic missiles during a night of intense attacks on the ukrainian capital. a bbc investigation finds a uk conservative party donor is a british businessman whose companies are linked to a money laundering investigation. five gang members are convicted in germany over a $100—million jewel robbery, one of the biggest art heists in modern history. a report in the us strongly criticises the way the fbi investigated claims of collusion between russia and donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign. hello. we start with a claim from ukraine to have shot down six advanced russian hypersonic missiles, during a fresh overnight barrage, described by officials as "exceptional in its density". ukraine says all 18 missiles of various types were shot down, this footage showing kyiv�*s air defences in action. loud explosions were heard across the city. at least three people were injured by debris. in a tweet, ukraine's defence minister says... ukraine last week displayed the remains of what it claimed was the first such advanced hypersonic kinzhal, or "dagger" missile intercepted by the patriot defence system earlier this m

london brothel, woke up a member of parliament from the conservatives, and they don’t see the clothes didn’t find the clothes. well, what do parliament do in such cases, he called the leadership of his partyey set me up. i woke up i don't understand how i ended up in a brothel. i need clothes. yes, they brought him clothes. and now this scandal has surfaced again, yes or yesterday i washed the mail-santa wrote yesterday. how does he justify this for sure? honey trap or russia or china understand? that is, it doesn’t even distinguish who was with him, yes, the russian language, he doesn’t remember how he got there, but why am i , but in any case, it’s either russia or china , these are all options, they say. and who else? yes, and there, the newspaper asked around for his colleagues, they don’t give his last name, mind you. why a he is a marginal county and can lose either risto. if you give the last name exactly , you can’t interfere, so why were you asked about his collection, they say, you understand, maybe we would have believed. we cannot even imagine that he can know such that the chinese or or russian. and this is in all seriousness. that is, it is believed that the fly of the bee i

party has developed a culture of losing. >> governor desantis is the mos electable most conservative who can win the general election and govern effectively. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is tuesday, may 16, 4:00 a.m. in washington where in the coming hours u.s. president biden will meet with top congressional leaders at the white house to once again try to increase an increase in the u.s. debt ceiling. a deal has to be reached by june 1 to avoid defaulting. but with the current stalemate americans are starting to get nervous. >> i get calls about the debt ceiling now more so than i've gotten in five months that i've been in office. so people are really worried because they are not hearing or seeing progress. so yeah, people are starting to understand the catastrophic consequences that would exist if we would default. >> treasury secretary janet yellen has also warned officials the u.s. treasury won't be able to satisfy the government's obligations come june unless a deal is made. fears of a default have made their way to wall street where markets could receive a major blow if one happens. here is a look

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in a london brothel drunk without pants and without memories of a stormy night, but deftly got out accused officially russian special services happened. see mail conservative mp . he called the partyim of a foreign special operation. i'm in the artery. i don't know how i got here and can't find my clothes , the deputy said by phone to a higher-ranking member of the conservative party. this embarrassing event caused a stir in the editors of the conservatives, because the unnamed hero is labour's main target. in the upcoming elections. the situation is resolved only when one party sent someone. to get an official out of a brothel in one of the less prosperous neighborhoods. the participant in the events himself believes that something was mixed into his drink, because he does not remember how he ended up in a brothel. and he even fears that he could become a target of the russian or chinese special services together. on the air of the tv channel russia big news in the studio of ernest matskevich hello, the main events of this monday in our release. massive strike on the military infrastructure of the kiev regime and on enemy facilities on airfield

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