into their five schools they carry plastic pistols with them when it pulls home, when it pulls here martyng to battle again for several days. advance under the seversk rush loading ammunition loading these infantry fighting vehicles now the ukrainian militants have attempted a counterattack in the area of ​​the northern point of sports on alarm, personnel are leaving. also sent to battle with a technician. the first reflection will do and we have suspended, but they are gaining. leap back moved to the defense and begin to burn the enemy's equipment. in x small groups on the bump, the assault squads are unloaded into forest plantations and try to surround the village at the headquarters of the lpr troops, they are building defenses to find out exactly the situation and place their correct small detachments. lpr troops are exhibiting firing points. now the big one is moving forward, taking up positions, the sniper platoon commander with the call sign of the forest, along with the battalion commander, is placing his guys. here it was. find a point, there is. where does he take a stand. yes, i

my colleague maryana martyn will tell you exactly how to prepare for dark surprises, but her materiale at the end of the issue, so wait and we will return to you the top topics of the last week and our issue counteroffensive of the armed forces of ukraine, by the way, it became the top topic and in the world, military experts literally applaud the successes of our army and make predictions about what will happen. in the subsequent breakthrough in the kharkiv region in strategic and tactical terms, our svitlana chernetska spoke with leading british analysts in london . for the russians, they ran away, leaving valuable equipment and ammunition, in war it is always more difficult to attack than to defend, and more people and equipment are needed so when kiev announced the offensive on kherson, the royal institute of defense research of great britain did not predict quick successes, but as it turned out, the main events began to develop completely not where the ukrainian command indicated, i suspected that the next step could be a breakthrough of one of the russian flanks and the deployme

, but how to prepare for possible power outages, what can be bought and for how much will maryana martyn and transcarpathia tell about the invisible happiness of civilized life, but because of russian aggression it may disappear or there will be blackouts what to do if problems start with electricity, we will find out if ukrainians should prepare for a dark scenario, calm down and everything will be like this, but it is worth preparing, but what first of all, you need to know and take into account when preparing for possible shutdowns, i also advise you to stock up with these flashlights, candles, matches just in case . solar batteries, small sunflowers that can charge smartphones, russia has already demonstrated a new level of terrorism. on sunday, the occupiers shelled energy infrastructure facilities without electricity. hundreds of thousands of ukrainians were immediately left without electricity in various regions, and unfortunately, it is impossible to protect oneself from terrorist attacks by russians in the future. at least make provisions just in case. it is possible to turn it

observation of a dutchwoman martyn grigoryevich popped out , lives in the city of the hoop, zhytomyrine and how is he our base? how do i know, find out for yourself. i'll print you out there, decide aha went to talk. hello my good ones. it's all an office. that they came to me from the police, did they find grishina? so this is good news. she all burned down. inside the pipes. they asked me for dental records. everyone heard about today's incident in the crimea took pictures of antoshkin's teeth in a dental clinic, well, where he was treated . an expert with a probability of 99% believe that he is in our bat. well, this threatens to be checked by the head office, at least, but in the investigation he says that moscow will be interested in this. moscow, and what does it have to do with it? well , firstly, hematoma is a foreign company, and the victim was not the last person in the moscow office. and secondly, it works with government order. well, the state order is serious. and what they do is producing construction machinery and industrial equipment in such a way that we prepare in a

my name is martyn dada—robertson, i'm professor of emerging technology at newcastle university.ation of building technologies. the way that we build isn't sustainable — it's polluting, it uses high amounts of energy, and that really needs to be addressed if we're to live sustainably. just behind me is one of the most significant pieces of biotechnology that we have. it's a structure that is initially knitted, grown with a root network of fungus we call mycelium. this is black fabric, - and the white that you're seeing is all the mycelium. it is, in a sense, mould in here, or at least what some people think of as being mould. this is a case where we could replace, say, a cement with a biological process instead. this is quite nice, the way you can see the cellulose. it's not a stained glass window, it's a stained cellulose window. it looks like a kind of skin. in our different labs, we're growing different materials. but in relationship to digital technologies as well. we're developing a robot arm to control the way that materials are deposited in three dimensions. we're also dev

the entrance to the ambulance of the igor vitenka mission, the initiator of the event, the belgian martynhese cars are going to be of greatest interest. here is this small map on the windshield of ukraine is a map of ukraine, here we wanted to show that we have a large warehouse in vinnytsia where our aid arrives and here are the regions where it diverges, something goes directly to the hospital, we deliver the part with the help of ukrposhta, and here you can see that even in the post-mortem sent to the shambulans, the truth is that after the capture by the russians, they don’t know what’s left there. you can see even small hospitals, where did the help go in kyiv near kyiv, konotop, chernobyl, those cars are already 33-34 and the 35th resuscitation car that goes to ukraine and not a single car did not leave empty-handed, each one was filled with medicines and special material , belgian doctors also help to collect it volunteers who also rallied around the viteyka mission, it has already grown to several hundred people, it is important for us that we keep in touch with doctors in ukraine

will remind you that fired one ot, for example fedorovich the barber was fired, the director roman martynas fired, yuri khvostenko was fired, the actor could not stand these quarrels at all, he moved to the theater in ivano-frankivsk, and yuri chekova was fired, yaroslav kirgach was fired from the first, and all these problems started because of this. well, i want to say that well, now on in direct contact, yuriy chekov is an actor, and also janusz yukhnytskyi, whose contract was not renewed just two weeks ago, mr. janusz is not in touch with us yet. yuriy, we are glad to see and hear you. i congratulate you. i can hear you so relatively well. as far as it can be heard in the bunker near the parking lot , yuriy well, let's remember you, they didn't renew your contract if i remember, uh, motivating it's like your professional unsuitability, right no, they didn't renew the contract, it's just that it ended, the contract has expired, now it's necessary, it's not explained in any way, no it is a great pity that this law of obnyazhytskyi podolyak does not give the director or the artistic dire

martyn day: members may be familiar with the work of bo'ness firm ballantine castings, an iron foundryration since the 1820's that in recent years has done much work around the parliamentary estate. without the protection of an energy price cap, this specialist sme is witnessing unaffordable costs, with bills rising from £13,000 to £120,000 per month. heavy energy users face a disproportionate burden and clearly need more support than other businesses. what will the pm do to protect our strategically important and energy-intensive industries? p.m. truss: i very strongly agree with the honorable gentleman that there are strategic industries that use a lot of energy. we need to do all we can to help them become more energy-efficient, but we also need to make sure that they are able to remain competitive in the global marketplace. that is certainly something that the energy secretary is looking at in preparing this package. dr. kieran mullan: may i congratulate the prime minister on her appointment and tell her that i know my constituents want her to succeed at a difficult time? outside t

martyn day. members may be familiar with _ are facing. martyn day.stries that we need to make sure, will use a lot of energy, we need to do what we can to help them become more energy efficient, but we also need sure they can't remain competitive in a global marketplace, and that is certainly something the energy secretary is looking at in preparing this package. looking at in preparing this ackaie. . . package. may i congratulate the prime minister _ package. may i congratulate the prime minister on _ package. may i congratulate the prime minister on her _ package. may i congratulate the i prime minister on her appointment and tell her that my constituents wanted her to succeed at a difficult time? the immediate challenges, levelling up remains a priority for them, and one way to demonstrate a commitment would be to chose a town like crewe to host great british railways. can she ensure that levelling up is at the heart of that decision? ~ . levelling up is at the heart of that decision? ~ , ., .., , . decision? well, crewe is of course a treat decis

dpr , and in mariupol the city most affected by the war, and, probably, the fate of the family of martyn'sdicators, these shots. we filmed at the beginning of june alexander and margarita do not clear the premises of garbage before. they had a shop on the walls with shrapnel marks and looters, so there's something here. there's something for the kids. you won't believe the kids who say it will be here. and how beautiful. they want it, they are drawn to it, you know. and i tell them to adults, i say, nothing to children, i say it will be very beautiful. wait, it's coming soon. they have a bright future. maybe we have it here, but when it comes to us. the story is the most common, here is the house of the martins before the war, but everything from it left, and these shots are fresh, the premises devastated by the war. now again the store alexander and margarita believed in the future, remember, yes, children come up and say, and what will be beautiful here. and what will be good here, and when i see that our city is beginning to recover from health. you see it pleases when the traffic light

my name is martyn dade—robertson, i'm professor of emerging technology at newcastle university.- and the white that you're seeing is all the mycelium. it is, in a sense, mould in here, or at least what some people think of as being mould. this is a case where we could replace, say, a cement with a biological process instead. this is quite nice, the way you can see the cellulose. it's not a stained glass window, it's a stained cellulose window. it looks like a kind of skin. in our different labs, we're growing different materials. but in relationship to digital technologies as well. we're developing a robot arm to control the way that materials are deposited in three dimensions. we're also developing our own machine that looks a little bit like a 3d printer. the main kind of fermentation will be happening here. - the pumps will be located here. it allows us to program the material for different outcomes and different material properties. imagine the construction of a wall. you've got your bricks, which are cemented together, often you have insulation material, you have your plast

with me is our business correspondent caroline davies and consumer rights expert martyn james.helpful households, domestic households. what has already been announced for households? i already been announced for households?— already been announced for households? . ., , , , ., households? i am not surprised that this is the tap _ households? i am not surprised that this is the top question _ households? i am not surprised that this is the top question because - households? i am not surprised that this is the top question because the | this is the top question because the viewers _ this is the top question because the viewers have been hit with a bewildering amount of news about energy— bewildering amount of news about energy price caps over the last few weeks _ energy price caps over the last few weeks but. — energy price caps over the last few weeks but, in short, the government has stepped — weeks but, in short, the government has stepped in and said it is going to he _ has stepped in and said it is going to be capping bills at £2500. that is not _ to be capping bills at £250