talk tell you what the university of mauritius is. the university, not only the largest and most prestigious on the island. students of our university find jobs all over the world. world, because our diploma is valid almost everywhere, so it’s very difficult to enter us and therefore we simply don’t have bad students, i did find one student who, apparently , didn’t watch the weather forecast today, she also studies medical. and this is my second passion. well, after traveling like this, imagine students studying, publishing exams, there is such a simulator of a person and a student. i'm a serious girl listens and she needs to understand what the reason is and eliminate it you represent, so we have here, wait, open your mouth. and you do artificial respiration, but i remember the plug, it is plugged, and oh, he has good teeth, what and while i'm doing a master class here, listen to an intelligent person. the university costs 200,000 rubles. but at our faculty, all state employees come across the best graduates with perfect grades. be y

the development of events at noon, and now on channel one the program is the life of others today mauritiuseave early today, i hope. these dancers we are here for a long time today is yours

we are here for a long time, if it seems to you that the island of mauritius is small.ng here, i've been here for 40 minutes, made an appointment , my godson's birthday somehow started at 2.5 hours later, because some of the offices were late, and the cook overslept at all. locals may simply not come to work because they didn’t feel like it. well, what do we have here for lunch today , traditional dumplings with meat and seafood to choose from, you can still take vegetables and pour all this with broth. they don't work. i have never seen or heard anything like this in my life when they announced rain. the life of others premiered today on first hello to the spree. and here we are wandering around the penza province without you, dear mystery of the village of kuvaka, join us more than 300 years ago there was a wooden frame here on the bank of the river. and from the spring, the water killed the stream, a clean healing icon hung over the source, the suffering and sick from other parts of the country came here, while those living in the village next door practically did no

when you look at the mo ibrahim index, for example, mauritius is first, seychelles is second, cape verdes third. so you have three sids that are doing extremely well, but the focus is on mainland africa. but isn't that, in a sense, part of the point? you are doing relatively well. i believe your per capita income is over $10,000, which in african terms is pretty remarkable, and you're very small. your population is hovering around 100,000. so in the end, how can you expect to have a meaningful voice on the world stage? well, even though we're doing well, the thing is, because we are island states, we are most exposed to climate change, and therefore we are most vulnerable. so when we talk about states graduating from a developing country to a high income, and of course, once this happens, then we do not have access to concessionary funding. and this is why we, as sids, are fighting for the mvi to be introduced so that we can have access and keep on the development. well, you've touched upon something which i know for you is a very big deal. that is the fact that at the moment, the way th

vidia arrived in uk decades ago as an 18—year—old from mauritius.the houses look alike. she now runs a care home in great yarmouth. there are 42 residents here and 76 staff. without india, we would not be here, the staff, we would not be here. and without us, the hospital would have bed block. they can't release the patients to me and we the patients to me and we aren't able to provide our ommunity the service. when they want to go on holiday, they want to place the parent in for a couple weeks, if we didn't have the beds. sancho and hajit arrived from india two years ago. here they are caring for robert. migration promises people and places in our ongoing conflicted conversation over what to do about it. chris mason, bbc news, on the norfolk coast. to london now, where police have moved a car which hit the security barriers outside downing street on thursday afternoon local time. no—one was injured. the incident happened at around 20 past four this afternoon when the car was seen, we've seen it on footage coming across whitehall here, very busy roa

vidia arrived in uk decades ago as an 18—year—old from mauritius.een all the houses look alike. she now runs a care home in great yarmouth. there are 42 residents here and 76 staff. without india, we would not be here, the staff, we would not be here. and without us, the hospital would have bed block. they couldn't release the patients to me and we aren't able to provide our community the service. when they want to go on holiday, they want to place the parent in for a couple weeks, if we didn't have the beds. sancha and harjit arrived from india two years ago. here they are caring for robert. migration promises people and places in our ongoing conflicted conversation over what to do about it. chris mason, bbc news, on the norfolk coast. the biden administration has released the first ever national strategy to combat anti—semitism. the plan pledges federal efforts to improve security forjewish communities and raise public awareness around the issue. it also calls on social media companies to do more to prevent the spread of hate—speech. earlier, i sp

i would- 7:7 i don't have i would not like mauritius. : . like mauritius.the warring presenters keep the show on the reet— presenters keep the show on the net er— presenters keep the show on the net er te— presenters keep the show on the net er te tne— presenters keep the show on the road, or is the pair's break—up a road, or is the pair's break—up e metter— road, or is the pair's break—up e metter et— road, or is the pair's break—up a matter of when? \tt13t. road, or is the pair's break—up a matter of when? \ti.t. �*" road, or is the pair's break—up a matter of when? \tt13t. �*" �*r�*t�*ttii: ”ti; a matter of when? not if. we're going to debate that in the media, abuzz soon. but first, as rishi sunak faces growing unrest over the biggest tax rise since the 1970s on millions former housing secretary and liz truss ally simon clarke makes a plea to the pm to slash levies and fast. he's live in the studio in wet— fast. he's live in the studio in twet e— fast. he's live in the studio in twet e memem— fast. he's live in the studio in twet e memem .— from 11 on g

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found such a version, or the mauritian dodo, an extinct species, not a flying bird, the island of mauritiusuestion for you, olga sarycheva, co-author of the geography textbook for the seventh grade, attention to the screen. good afternoon dear seventh graders. imagine that your family was invited on vacation in order to orient you what clothes to take on a trip in an envelope with an invitation put a climatogram of the city in which resort. determine according to the climatogram. in what climate zone will your trip take place? explain why it is quite hot in the tropical zone, which is clearly visible and there is a small amount of precipitation. unlike belts that are hot and have a lot of rainfall. what equatorial is this? yes , you understand what you are talking about. now let's see the correct answer to the question. the journey will take place in a tropical climate zone, on the screen there was a climatogram of the city of hurghada, an egyptian resort, so that's exactly right. this tropical belt the third question of the sweep. what figure on the screen yes maria can assume that this is

with these dancers, we are here for a long time, if you think that the island of mauritius is small.re for 40 minutes making an appointment for my godson's birthday. somehow it started 2 1/2 hours late, because some of the officers were late, and the cook overslept at all. the locals may simply not come to work, because they did not want to. well, what do we have here for lunch today traditional dumplings with meat and seafood to choose from, you can also take vegetables with broth. the lives of others premiere tomorrow at the first kvn team green suitcase, guryevsk kuzbass ladies and gentlemen, it's time to dot all over and now we are ready to win like never before. we calculated absolutely everything, well, except for the width. yo-my, that the green suitcase should not only be listened to, but also watched. ah. yes, get out of here, move your legs, move, damn it, never your hands. dear friends on the stage is a team that is famous not only for its cool props, but also for its highly intellectual humor dim what do you eat donuts? well, why do you eat oleshki? i want to understand t

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i'm here in paddington, and as much as i love my job, you mauritius love my job, you know, mauritius crossing. i understand— much more risky crossing. i understand there were currents in understand there were currents fw fw— understand there were currents fe fe way— understand there were currents in in play yesterday which which eeerf— in in play yesterday which which eeerf fewe— in in play yesterday which which could have swept— in in play yesterday which which could have swept the boat further— could have swept the boat further down _ could have swept the boat further down the channel so they were definitely— further down the channel so they were definitely in— further down the channel so they were definitely in a— further down the channel so they were definitely in a very risky ereefew— were definitely in a very risky ereefew .— were definitely in a very risky situation . and— were definitely in a very risky situation . and the french should situation. and the french should have— situation. and the french should have feeewed— situation. and the french should have rescued them. and