the magile region is with us month, yakoe adnoychy dapamaglo. i feel like all the sirs want to know about any of your land, no matter where you are, the native meats of the meeting will be found in chestnut treasures, which is why you are in life, to celebrate your jumping earth, my small radzima, it means that i will give up her pavag for the fact that i have grown up with you, and the magician can rightfully swear by her. dzemі, distinguished people, such as we are so shattered by our people, nichka byzhyts, forests and fields, let us go, this is my home, this is my home , this is my home, this is my home. call me. fly on the wing, a song sleeping in the spring, apiary sky, crane swim, cornflower hoofs, behind the sky-rimmed helmet, beloved flowers. and i, cornflower, cornflower, rare land, it calls me, fly on the wing, a song sleeping in the spring, cornflower sky. land, the stars in front of you grow dim, there is no one like you in the world, in your heart orchids bloom, unearthly. beauty, there is no one dearer to me, only with you i breat

and just at the watch of emperor alexander , the entire city of the general government, where the magilesened, vitsebsk, hours smalensk and navat kaluga. since 8001, the governors-general were complaining about the stupid life of magilevo, then just before the napaleon war , the governors-general moved to vitsebsk. early russian classicism was keenly interested in the plasticity and dynamics of forms, such as those of baroka and rakako. in the era of stalag , classicism appeared. classicism, like any other style, is a sophisticated theatrical background of everything, moreover, it is extraordinary, it is there, because there is a rational atmosphere. antychnasts became to emerge as a happy era of free development of an individual, spiritual and... physical development of a person, an ideal couple of people living history without civil marital relations and social conflicts. childish curiosity is a sincere interest. as a child, did you skip classes or were you an exemplary boy? did any of your fans fall in love with you or did they do something interesting or unusual . and did you dream of

memorial complex in memory of the burned people of the magile region. the bastards of the acupats on... the fascists have lived in 1633 years, and in the battles the enemies have been killed. cherven 15, 1942. yana around the mountain and six jumpy passages, until no one escaped, on the centuries-old oaks the sledge-throwers were tired, people were forgotten in their native huts, people were thrown into the wells and shot at their father’s house. half of borak lost more than 2 thousand heads; only 23 heads were found alive. if you put your finger on the weight, then you take away the life, this is what was sent, that’s what you put on the finger. well , then, the assemblies in the 43rd year, they created a dead zone for the advancing red army, this tax, well, they were psychotic, and they thought that this was a waste of resources. chalavek live on in the memory of our lives since then, so we write, read, remember and... it is important for this right lord to act properly, rightly remember the memories, this is the meaning of protection memory. the memo

down, a sluggish number of peaceful fires died, and the forests and swamps were in chaos. nameless magil 47 people were killed and slept in the byagomel region. znishchana 4056 ladies. mesa, dze kalistsi was the village of shuneyka and became dead . and last month’s visitor’s memoirs revealed only the cement patches with three-stage ganks. crimes go nowhere. І luminous languages ​​​​polyazy. i am at home, as i stand for these months, in memory of the righteous ones who are gone, those who are cherished forever. for the majority of people, the benefit of the german carnies was unnecessary and was not available for a long time. myself the pharmacy of the masavaga is foreign, it is not so important that such a business is necessary. the german team is not growing itself, because of the years there, the prospects are necessary. such months have come and gone, that is to say, the change of time has become typical and expected. veska shuniv. 77 zhikharov for the brutal slaughter of 66 chalaveks, the war was achieved by kanstancin ananich with the seven-year-old dacha sofiyay. yesterday and pre

magill. sean: now magill is reportedly going to be working as a senior fellow at harvard. gop conference chairman and harvardal a lumbar elise elise stefanik joins us now. good to see you. i want to get your reaction. after that exchange, we played it for you, now that a harvard is reported by going to hire ma abill. >> it's a disgrace, and we continue to see higher education promote anti-semitic leaders and anti-semitism the. and as we start the school year this year, we need to to see moral, strong leadership from higher education and these universities to condemn anti-semitism and actually enforce their own rules. we saw the first day of classes at cornell. there were vile anti-semitic graffiti on campus, and yet you still have these universities not showing leadership. this is why it's so important legislatively, that we use our oversight capacity when it comes to tax a payer dollars funding these institutions, that we rein that in and hold them accountable. we need to make sure that president trump's strong title vi protections for jewish students are enforced and joe

thomas magill, bbc news. now, do you remember this, the text—based information service ceefax?y in the �*80s and �*90s. well, it was taken offline in 2012, but if you happen to have been a fan, you're in luck. 20—year—old nathan dane has spent six years building a faithful recreation of it, as tim muffett reports. ceefax, a name manufactured from "seeing facts". it was mind—blowing. text on your telly. you don't even have to wait for the next news bulletin before you find out what the news is, because it's like a book or a giant encyclopaedia with hundreds of pages, and you can dial any of those pages as you go. the scene is now set for the thousands of viewers with ceefax sets, perhaps over breakfast, to read the latest news at the time they want to. what's that about south wales on there? long before the internet, ceefax was at the cutting edge of technology. this will be changing all the time? that's financial — the index is changing. the index changes. it can be updated more or less instantly. oh, can it? the centre for computing history in cambridge, where teletext fans an

hello, good morning from bbc london, i'm thomas magill.ts to fix fire safety issue within a set time period. it comes as the london fire commissioner andy roe said around 1,300 buildings here still need urgent remediation work. residents in some blocks have told bbc london they feel trapped" in unsafe homes. to think that there's buildings in the local vicinity a mile away from grenfell that are covered in flammable render is horrific. we saw first—hand, i saw first—hand what happened in grenfell. and to have that at the back of your mind every night that you sleep, thinking, "are we going to be next?" four drivers have been fined in central london after they were caught doing car stunts less than a mile from buckingham palace. they were captured on cctvjust off pall mall performing so—called doughnuts close to crowds at an unregistered car meet. westminster council said its is cracking down through enforcement operations with the met police. now, it's hard to believe the rocky horror show has had us all doing the time warp for more than 5

tour across the country until the middle of next year. # let's do the time warp again...# thomas magilll be dropping quite a bit. friday, we had temperatures up to 28 degrees across parts of the uk. it was very warm. but looking at the weather picture over the next few days, it is certainly going to feel like autumn is arriving. let me show you what is going on on the big weather picture. across the north atlantic is the stripe of cloud, this is our cold front. behind that is where the cooler air is linking. 0ver cold front. behind that is where the cooler air is linking. over the next 24 hours, that dive southwards across the uk and, yes, that will really drop the temperatures. so it will feel a lot cooler compared with recent days. weather—wise today, quite cloudy so far. but there are signs of the cloud thinning and breaking across wales and western areas of england. these brighter skies push eastwards and there is a weak cold front clearing the skies across these areas. eventually, you might cease sunshine across east anglia in south—east england. before that, cloud could be picking

i'm thomas magill.or what they say is a failure to support their children's special needs. they attend culloden primary in poplar, which has 28 children who are deaf. but the school doesn't have any fully qualified teachers with specialist training after two members of staff left. it's now trying to recruit, but said there is a national shortage of teachers with these skills. i've been very consistent in terms of getting her the right support. ifeel like now, since she's been in the school, it's a huge let down for her because she's not getting the right support. she should have been progressing. she should have had some kind of communication by now. it's really, really delayed. plans to pedestrianise oxford street have again been proposed by london's mayor. previous schemes had been blocked but this time the sadiq khan says he is being backed by the government which will designate a mayor's development area. he hopes the project will make oxford street "the leading retail destination in the world." and

thomas magill, bbc news. and you will be singing that line all day. are you not going to dance?on—sexual offenders will start being let out after serving 40% of their sentence. bbc london�*s been looking at what work opportunities are currently available for former prisoners, and has spoken to one who says opportunities offered by businesses are a lifeline. they spoke to me and gave me options, and that�*s where they brought up iceland delivery driver. didn�*t mind the sound of it, and it�*s local to me, only ten minutes. it did feel good. it made the future look a bit better. for a lot of people, i can see it being a big lifeline. young people from north kensington say they will keep fighting for justice for the 72 lives lost in the grenfell tower fire. 18 children died as a result of the fire over seven years ago. last week the final report of the long awaited public inquiry concluded it was an avoidable tragedy. some of those who were children at the time of the fire have become involved in campaigning. we�*re going to university, we�*re going into the real world now, i think

i'm thomas magill.nham, and some residents are still living in hotels and other temporary accommodation. the london borough of barking and dagenham say they're working with residents on a case—by—case basis to help secure longer—term accommodation. more than 80 people were evacuated from the spectrum building last month, when fire broke out, with many saying they've lost everthing. a fundraising page has been set up and has reached nearly £25,000. with the early release scheme for some prisoners set to get under way later today, bbc london's been looking at what rehabilitation is available for incarcerated women, and the support that's on hand for when they are released from the system. 0ne former inmate has shared her experience of life inside. prisons are like mental asylums. they are literally like mental asylums. when you're looking at the amount of time that one is spending on their own, in a space with their own thoughts, with no support before, during or after that, this is what you're going to g

says with horror that only this cemetery has grown twice as much for, an endless, endless string of magilsd boris johnson is still not enough, he is personally guilty of breaking the weakling zelensky forced this scoundrel to refuse the istanbul agreements, he personally would stand up with him and go to war, but zelensky is just a coward. boris johnson, i would be ready, but there is a nuance. listen, i am as ardent a supporter of ukraine as you can imagine. and i often wanted to be gifted in military affairs, so that i could go and lead a foreign legion in ukraine. so go as a private, by the way, it should be noted that boris johnson for a long time considered churchill his idol and studied his biography, and churchill, by the way, showed himself to be a very such a brave officer in his younger years, he fought, he served, so after all boris johnson is not churchill, although churchill was a rarity. no, he called you very tenderly, i don't know why, brownie kuzya, brownie, kuzya, brownie, yes, yes, henry called you a good brownie, amazing, yes, how such stupid creatures could lead. once

thomas magill, bbc news. there is no reason to ever be lost!called the oxford turn. the trams used to turn outside. i don't think back in the 18305 outside. i don't think back in the 1830s when it opened they served up things like chicken tikka tacos. the pub has had to modernise to thrive, but it hasn't been easy. in the first half of this year alone, 50 pubs were closing every month, 66 here in the north—west. so it is a really worrying trend. what tom the landlord here and many others want to see is a variety of ranges of support, so maintaining the reduction in business rates, and also duty on beer to come down, just more generally, a boost to the economy that means that everybody has a little bit more to spend when they go out for a pint and may be something to eat. they are issues i'm sure you will be put into the chancellor, rachel reeves, shortly. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. a very good morning from bbc london. i'm alice salfield. an anti—knife crime campaigner who collects zombie—style knives and machete