so, i am outside i the mausoleum, as you said, behind me as a gate that goes into the mausoleum thatand on the streets there are thousands of others have not been able to access the venue where the paper is going to hold prayers. is actually holding prayers this evening. you bourbon walking, again, for a really long distances and heading to the mausoleum. they have been tracking, billy old people, people in wheelchairs, people, people in wheelchairs, people who are sick and they're going to just be people who are sick and they're going tojust be in the people who are sick and they're going to just be in the presence of the pope and the other two leaders so it is quite a busy evening here and people are seated waiting. outside there are big screens that have been put for people who are not able to be in the mausoleum to be able to be in the mausoleum to be able to be in the mausoleum to be able to follow what the paper saying and how the prayers will be unfolding. and how the prayers will be unfolding-— and how the prayers will be unfoldinu. , , ., ., , unfolding. just explain for us

an estimated 50,000 people are at thejohn garang mausoleum behind me., coming and waiting to hear what the pope and other religious leaders have to say. there are messages of peace and reconciliation they want to pass to the people. it is very significant that these prayers are being held at a mausoleum named afterjohn garang who is a national hero who people in south sudan say they miss his wisdom and political acumen. it is a divided nation along ethnic lines. it isn't something john garang would be proud of and they hope the fact that the prayers are being held here is symbolic and sends a message to the political leaders of the country as well as to the people of south sudan that they need to change. here in the uk, lancashire police investigating the disappearance of mother—of—two nicola bulley believe she fell into a river. a major search for 45—year—old continues, but no trace of her has been found. nicola was seen by a fellow dog—walker last friday morning shortly before 9am. she was last seen at 9:10, in a field further along the river bank. at

an estimated 50,000 people are at thejohn garang mausoleum behind me.nd waiting to hear what the pope and other religious leaders have to say. there are messages of peace and reconciliation they want to pass to the people. it is very significant that these prayers are being held at this mausoleum named afterjohn garang who is a liberation hero who people in south sudan say they miss his charisma and political acumen. south sudan is a divided nation along ethnic lines. it isn't something john garang would be proud of and they hope the fact that the prayers are being held here is symbolic and sends a message to the political leaders of the country as well as to the people of south sudan that they need to change. more now on the bbc having seen internal guidance to magistrates in england and wales which said they should wave through bulk applications by energy companies who want to forcibly install prepayment meters in people's homes. earlier this week, the regulator 0fgem asked firms to suspend the compulsory installation of the devices after a times news

christian leaders continue their peace mission to south sudan — they're addressing crowds at the mausoleumf the independence hero, john garang. the family of nicola bulley, who went missing in lancashire eight days ago, urge people to keep an open mind about what's happened to her. police in england believe she fell into a river. health leaders in the uk are warning that there will be a struggle to clear backlogs and improve emergency care — unless industrial action by thousands of staff is brought to an end. hello and welcome. china has tried to calm tensions after two chinese spy balloons were spotted over the united states and latin america. the chinese foreign ministry has spoken to the us secretary of state, antony blinken, after he cancelled his trip to china this weekend. beijing says the matter must be dealt with in a "cool—headed and prudent" manner. our north america correspondent barbara plett usher reports from beijing. americans are looking up to spot the spy balloon in the sky. it's actually a weather balloon that blew off course, the chinese said. but the pentagon's convince

people started streaming into the mausoleum as early as 7am, so we expect a lot of activity today.aries, people who are preparing, who want to become president in future. he has had a good session with them at one of the catholic churches here. another key thing that we expect pope francis to do is to meet some of the victims that have been affected by civil war and conflicts in south suzanne. this is a young country, but a country that has had a really difficult inheritance, and things have not got any easier. how important is this visit in how it is perceived in south sudan? this important is this visit in how it is perceived in south sudan? this is a very important. _ perceived in south sudan? this is a very important, grand _ perceived in south sudan? this is a very important, grand moment- perceived in south sudan? this is a very important, grand moment for| very important, grand moment for south sudan. when pan pope francis was coming into the country, one woman told me of the joy she was dealing that can only be equated to how she felt when south sudan gained independence. i

if it were possible to have a window fucking red square and stalin on the podium of the mausoleum , then he fell in love with airplanes and missiles so much that he built anti-tank missiles for several years, but work at a regime plant behind barbed wire and posts. every floor proved unbearable. he ran into the forest. this, too, could be regarded as dissidence. so my friends regarded. yes in fact it was not a dissident. i just didn't want to live. here civilization , including the military, write off my books, adored nature, worked as a forester, made wooden toys, collected folk songs. alexander prokhanov wrote, they took him to work in a literary newspaper. one of the most liberal publications of the soviet union, it was prokhanov who ended up on damansky island when the ussr and the prc began to shoot at each other and i will not forget. the killed chinese had his forehead pierced by a bullet such a hole, in his forehead, she was wearing a red hat star. it broke all my ideas about the unity of the communist movement in the world. they are the inevitable victory of the red meaning all

thousands of people join pope francis, and other christian leaders, to pray for unity and justice at the mausoleum of south sudan's founding father, john garang. welcome once again. the us has shot down a chinese surveillance balloon that it says has been spying on key military sites across america. the department of defense confirmed its fighterjets brought down the balloon over us territorial waters on the east coast. we can see that moment in these pictures from our partners cbs in the united states. we can see that moment in these pictures from our partners cbs in the united states. three airports were shut and airspace was closed off the coast of north and south carolina as the military carried out the operation, which was approved by president biden on wednesday. china had said the craft was a meteorological research balloon that had been blown off course. this is what president biden told reporters shortly after the balloon was taken down. i ordered the pentagon to shoot it down as soon as possible, they decided without doing damage to anyone on the they to do that when it got over water. i

altai became for them a necropolis, a mausoleum of nomadic culture in the open air.cesses 23-year-old elder who uncles for the first time entrusted the leadership of the community, they say that not everything is so bad not only with the present, but also with the future of this small nomadic people. first of all, you need to fasten the ropes together with ropes. from this, the strength of the house most of all depends. upstairs is the talisman of our kind. his mother bequeathed to us and said that circles are drawn here, eternal pumping of infinity, like eights, right? this drawing protected our ancestors who wandered here, and it will protect. dwelling with superfluous things what do we throw in? well, let's drop it. not laugh, there you still have a sheep to prick. shepherds are one of the oldest professions on earth. but the shepherds of the chuya steppe, not a biblical hero, are not shepherds of human souls, but they inherited an equally important wealth of the human race - the memory of their ancestors. but for now, give us good soft meat , feed the people and

they've been addressing crowds at the mausoleum of the independence hero, john garang.

the names of the heroes of karbala are not only in the street and the market, but also in the mausoleums tombstones, prominent figures in every triangle. only they marry muhammad. ahmad and hossein ali hossein rahmani and mr. zain al-abidin, all of jafar, he is the common point of muslims, ali seyyed abbas mirza ali, hossein sheikh reza mirzai, the old name of semnan, noha ali, ali ali

hafez mausoleum hosted students from the third generation of the revolution , who joined 8989 to make the history of iran resonate this time in the form of a hymn group of 1357 people. the part of the anthem was about haft khan rostam, which shows that we are very strong. inside the rich, we said that we are united and unified from the north to the south of the city to the west. i had used it , now that the flag of iran is always up or for to fight for the flag and anai raised the flag so that i know that we are standing in iran. the name of the poem that shirazi students performed in the form of an anthem . the girls of the 4th district of shiraz out of the 5 foreign councils have been rehearsing for two weeks. the poem is written by dr. afshin yadollahi, the composer mr. vahedi, the student anthem group of fajr wives has been founded since 1360. the student anthem group of 1357 members will perform iran's national anthem in different parts of fars province in the march of the 22nd of bahman this year. sima shiraz, 22 bahman this year, god willing, with god's grace, it will be presen

the wind, who would have thought of hossein kharazi, the boy who called the call to prayer and the mausoleum of the seyid mosque in isfahan, in those early years of the beginning of the imam's movement, when he was the commander of one of the armies imam had said that his soldiers are still there they are in the cradles. hossein was born in 1336 when the imam's movement started in 1342, he was only 6 years old, but from that age he had learned from his father that jagar wanted to become a soldier of seyyed al-shahda, how he should be careful not to leave his mosque. in 1355, when he was 19 years old, he joined the army. just when the shah was sending a part of the iranian army to safa to help suppress the internal uprising of the people of oman, imam hossein was one of the soldiers he did not want to be sent on this forced trip, so he has now returned from his prayer. he read it completely and told his friend hashemi that this trip is a sin and he should not pray when the revolution was near, hossein still had a few soldiers left in the barracks, the imam who ordered the soldiers to flee fro

thousands of people join pope francis, and other christian leaders, to pray for unity and justice at the mausoleum of south sudan's founding father, john garang. the service was part of what's being called a "pilgrimage of peace" to the country torn by internal conflict. and 18—year—old juliette lamour wins $48 million canadian dollars, on her first try at the lottery. the university student says she still plans to finish her studies and become a doctor. you're watching bbc news. sportsday coming up shortly, but first: welcome to sports day this saturday night. coming up on the programme, wales blown away by ireland in their six nations opener in cardiff. scotland score one a try in a thrilling calcutta cup clash against england. it hasjust thrilling calcutta cup clash against england. it has just finished. another memorable night for scotland at twickenham. lift off for everton under their new manager as they stunned premier league leaders arsenal to make it a winning start for sean dyche. arsenal to make it a winning start for sean [mlle-— arsenal to make it a winning start for sean dyche— arsen

hafez mausoleum hosted students from the third generation of the 8989 revolution . in the form of a 1357ber tanin hymn group i think i am in love with my country. the song that caused the sacrifices of the people of the vast country of iran was part of the song about haft khan rostam, which shows that we are very strong inside sweden, from the north to the south of the country to the west, and we are united and united by the flag. islamic iran is the national symbol that these students use in the performance of the anthem, the flag of iran with lasilia to fight for this flag, and the fish raised the flag so that i know that we are iranians, iran is the name of the poem that the students of shirazi in the form of performing hymns , the girls of one shiraz district out of 5 assemblies are almost two weeks old who are practicing the poem by dr. afshin yadollahi, the composer, a unit of the student anthem group of the wives of fajr in fars in 1360 , and the student anthem group of 1357 members sang the anthem of iran in different parts of the province in the march of the twenty-second of bah

now the main problem, this placement is that the brown mausoleum stands that pile of rocks, the boulders that were known as the rocky center were located it you could not build a stand there. there were rocks there. but for some years, people accepted this location. in 1995, bill franz, anita released early photography, a gettysburg. he placed a speaker stand the confines of evergreen cemetery and listed the graves that formed the boundary of the d. he made a convincing case. and for tt 27 years, for anita's placement of the platform has become the accepted location. also in 1995, james cole and roy frampton wrote their book, lincoln and the human interest stories of the gettysburg national cemetery. then they that the stand was completely within evergreen but was closer to the current fence line and 25 yards east of the soldiers monument. all right. so who do believe? so back in u and c asheville my my team and i continued to build our 3d digital version of the cemeteries. and then somehow i got it into my head. hey, wouldn't it be a cool opening for our video if we showed one of those

yesterday's helicopter accident in kerman will be held today after maghrib and isha prayers at al-shohada mausoleum in shahid mahalati, tehran. the late esmail ahmadi, advisor and general director of jurisprudence in the ministerial field office of the minister of sports and youth, was cremated last night in gulzar shahada, kerman, and today he was transferred to tehran. my secret is that i like to be a charmer , and that is to say, i have a jihadi heart and a continuous presence in marginalized areas . tehran was part of the activities of 20 jihad yahu in more than 140 villages in the farthest parts of the country, such as the nomadic region of ahmad fadaleh in khuzestan province . knowledge writing robotics competitions are one of the interests of students in the country, and the second round of student robot competitions has started with the efforts of the student innovation center. this two-day competition continues today with creativity in coding robot programs the day of cake competition or student programming with the competition of 980 students, the innovation of sharif students in person a

became a thousand martyrs monotheistic religions were also showered with flowers in the zoroastrian mausoleum of tehran , flower branches for the martyrs , for the boys and men who passed away for iran, not to harm your country, not to have the country's future, it is a must, this kind of enemy to independence is ready to clean up here . full of grief for the boys and men of this land for their homeland, like mr. hayati, who was martyred in the days leading up to the islamic revolution, in the days leading up to the islamic revolution, he was martyred in tehran university . who was martyred in kurdistan and the condition of his mother in the martyrs of the islamic revolution section, we saw that the graves of the martyrs of religious minorities were showered with flowers in the presence of the people . if they took a drop of iran's soil, i would still be alive . istikhare, we are happy that we were able to say a very small thing to our wife with all the difficulties and all the problems. radio chief the president considered the actions of the coordination council of islamic propaganda and the

the family exhibition in the mausoleum of imam khomeini, may god have mercy on him, began in tehran . in this exhibition, which was organized with the focus on family clothing and will continue until 29th of february , all kinds of family goods will also be offered. i will contact you from shahrekord this month. in response to this article, the presidential public communication center made news about the government's plan to subsidize the tent. the received plans are under review and some people asked us to subsidize the tent as a cultural product of mrs. khazali . it is a proposal and the government's priority naturally, we should not find all the issues with the friends of the circle that do not need to be looked at in a special way. one of the solutions from the perspective of the activists in this field is to make affordable and quality healthy clothes available. in his own way and in a customized way, there is no need for a special subsidy for women's community clothing. this issue has always been a demand of the producer and the buyer in the seasonal exhibitions of clothing in a

the martyrs of monotheistic religions were also showered with flowers in the zoroastrian mausoleum of tehran . flowers were showered for the martyrs in different parts of the country for the boys and men who died for iran. it is necessary for the soil to fall into the hands of the enemy, for us to go to clean up the matter. this place is full of grief for the sons and men of this land for their homeland, like mr. khaiti , who was martyred in the days leading up to the islamic revolution on the street of the islamic revolution . he had gone to the university of tehran. they had given a performance of what is rich and then started shooting he was a kurd or qasim of the government who was martyred in kurdistan and we saw the condition of his mother in the martyrs of the islamic revolution section, which for the sake of god was also the tomb of the martyrs of religious minorities in the presence of the people of golbaran . if they were alive right now, and two things happened to this country, this homeland, i would have killed them again in the same way. it is a source of pride for us . w

gymnasium, the earthquake turned into a morgue, just as it turned this apartment building into a mausoleumsome 90 people were sleeping inside when it collapsed. rescuers call for silence. they listen for signs of life. their hopes are dashed, for now, says kunaya kish. she hasn't been sleep since her sister went missing beneath the rubble, along with her husband and two children. if you could tell your sister and her family something right now, what would you tell them? "i would hug them and tell them i love them," she says. "i still have hope." international help is on the way, including american search and rescue teams who arrived here today. the u.s. ambassador to turkey, jeff flake, tells us. >> it's 161 in terms of personnel, 12 dogs, and a lot of equipment, about 170,000 pounds of equipment. so it's a big group. they're big guys and ready to help. >> reporter: they're setting up camp in the remote corners of turkey's earthquake zone where survivors are desperate for aid, and even more desperate in syria, already reeling from war and the refugee crisis. the only road the u.n. authoriz

well, nobody rein every gusio medical davis for to political mausoleum. i'll only one not done emery sanders. of course i paid on the children several kids that are going to get a period but he doesn't even does not come up on that all on the dollar, blah, blah, blah rab, what more do you think about yellow people showing a lot blunt job? yes. oh gosh, you're not gone, i'm not sure about my truck on a scene with any mock implementing, but i think that look at everything that you have a good one. i don't like you notice i don't be a middle father. yeah, well well go to a new, we don't mean that you got a phone call going to be the or those are those a day a little you've been with us were in a saturday my your oh my spouse they way another but it's a bit better said bessie, on demi mom, you that may school maybe the hosting if that and don't know how you will they in then these similar problem i get the name had been a lot of videos. aha is bam. will be be in a new way of law. don't the guy be yes, she asked him to, our mass is for over lay my the last sai

just as it turns this apartment building into a mausoleum. people were sleeping inside when it collapsed. rescuers call for silence. they listen for signs of life. their hopes are dashed, for now, says gunay akis. she hasn't slept since her sister went missing beneath the rubble, along with her husband and two children. if you could tell your sister and her family something right now, what would you tell them? "i would hug them and tell them i love them," she says. "i still have hope." international help is on the way, including american search and rescue teams, who arrived here today, the u.s. ambassador to turkey, jeff flake, tells us. >> it's 161, in terms of personnel. 12 dogs, and a lot of equipment, about 170,000 pounds of equipment. so, it is a big group there. big guys. and ready to help. >> reporter: they are setting up camp at the remote corners of turkeys earthquake zone, where survivors are desperate for aid. and even more desperate in syria, already reeling from war and the refugee crisis. the only road the u.n. authorizes to car

the first person was going to drive there for a lye on a tank, so he drives in, parks near the mausoleums and says well, what do we call this land? well, in short, he calls it something like this, you know how, well, there were wild aborigines, for example , in america, well, they even had their own civilization there , they sacrificed people, well, that is, in principle, people developed if they knew psycho-emotionally, as well as the muscovites, yes, they also constantly oppress their own people there, torture them there, they arrange for us and so on. well, but until civilization came , well, there was nothing like that there. to civilize this country. well, there is no easy way. how to do it. do a service for all of humanity. a service for this humanity would be great. it would be great if it would be speeded up. the war would end because you are great. it was great. in addition, all the necessary weapons were obtained faster to speed up your own. that is our day of victory, which we will later call our squares, and not this is what i am surprised by . another of our viewers says that

has been turned into a museum, opposite this rather modest building there is a square where the mausoleuman communist stood until recently. george dimitrov near him in the days of socialism there was a guard of honor, which has now moved to the building of the administration of the president of the presidency. as the bulgarians call it, this is a very colorful form, for more than 135 years, in exactly the same uniforms during april uprising of 1876 arrived in bulgaria from romania 276 fighters of the detachments of rice botila is considered to be a national hero and poet. christos botev borrowed the cut of uniforms from the hungarian revolutionaries of 1848, and the uprising in which he died as a result led to the russian-turkish war, in which russians and bulgarians fought shoulder to shoulder for bulgarian independence in honor of those glorious events. the main sofia street is called tsar boulevard, the liberator emperor alexander ii was nicknamed the liberator not only in russia, where he abolished serfdom, but also in bulgaria, which he freed from the ottoman yoke. the majestic monum

the dilapidated mausoleum is also a unique building for the local region.ere told by ibragimuzdenov, a local ethnographer in all of karachay-cherkessia, such architecture as the sentinsky temple cannot be found, this is byzantine architecture, this cross-domed building is quite small, but still cross-domed. it can be said that this is a byzantine invention. that is, it was still, as a landmark, both the spiritual and geographical local population. at that time, the state of alania spread over a vast territory, including these lands belonged to alania. alania worked closely with byzantium, the leading elite of the aland state. they belonged to the christian community, and therefore it was not so difficult to conclude an alliance with byzantium , and using these connections, the architects who arrived in this territory presented new architecture to this land. 16 square meters many windows a lot of light the walls are made of a good domestic tweeter. its shades make the whole building airy and light. if we look at the stones from which this temple is built, we

with your head like a cuckoo, in general, it has already flown somewhere in the area of ​​lenin's mausoleumady landing somewhere there. well, in a word, the country is just some people with mental disorders, now let's talk about another country that actually helps us a lot during this full-scale invasion and, in principle, it is not the first time that it helps, not the first time that it lends a helping hand, but nevertheless according to research, as reported by the zhezh pospolita publication, research done by analysts of the faculty of political science and international studies of the university of warsaw and economics of the university of humanities in warsaw, they interviewed poles about their attitude towards ukrainians, and it turned out that the positive attitude is changing a little , from positive to less positive. are disappointed about refugees from ukraine and say that they should be provided with less social assistance . edition of zhezh pospolyta is the president of the union of ukrainians in poland, he said that he believes that this attitude is changing due to the fact th

i choose mausoleum a, then i will go to bath.is cannon fires in memory of the former president of venezuela hugo chavesi. the fact is that it was at this time that he was. that's it, i no longer have any reason to put off going to the bathhouse. so let's go. my adventure is over. you will find out tomorrow, and the survivors i intend to see the highest waterfall, miral heaven and hell find out the true meaning of the phrase damn happy to taste the shocking delicacies of the local indians jaguars. tomorrow tomorrow look at ntv, do not forgive. roman nikolaevich komarov, surgeon, director clinic of surgery at sechenov university every day, he and his colleagues enter the operating room to try to save those from whom many doctors from abroad have already refused to solve the problems of the patient, and surgeons of various specialties work here. and this integrated approach allows you to seek and find the best treatment options for many diseases. uh invited uh, in order to discuss one young price, she contacted us at the clinic with

there were about 100,000 people who came to thejohn garang mausoleum, where he is. 0n the last day, hes day, he has been speaking to political and religious leaders, today he talked to the people and told them of the importance of each one of them making individual small steps, in whatever way they can, to help their country be better, telling them as much as their political leadership is doing something else, each one of them has to be like salt, which he likened to the way it flavours food, telling them to just be the ones that flavour or bring peace in their own individual ways. maybe the people who will remember the visit the most will be those parents of the small babies that the pope picked out from the crowd, and blessed, the young children who were in his audience. i would say it has been a beautiful day for the people ofjuba. a british family are to travel to grenada later this month to apologise publicly for their ancestors' ownership of more than 1000 african slaves. the trevelyans owned six sugar plantations on the caribbean island in the nineteenth century. one member of t

pope francis led prayers for peace, unity, and justice at the mausoleum ofjohn garang, the founding father of south sudan. the service was part of a "pilgrimage of peace" to the country torn by internal conflict. you are watching bbc news. now, it's talking business. hello, everybody. a very warm welcome to talking business weekly with me, aaron heslehurst. let's go and take a look at what's on the show. the great global divide — is the world economy drifting away from us dominance, as some of our biggest emerging economies are showing us what economic growth is all about? india, it's sitting pretty at the top of the pack, growing faster than any other major world economy. it's also one of the major leading players in the group of emerging economies who are talking up the idea of a common trade currency to counter the dollar. so, could they become the trading block of the future? i'm going to be discussing all of that and more with these two. there they are. the man who first coined the phrase the brics, and a former central bank economist from brazil. also on the show, shining bright like

on saturday evening, the pope will lead prayers at the mausoleum of south sudan's independence leaderow where we can speak to bbc africa correspondent merchuma. tell us what is happening today. good afternoon. it is a few minutes past noon and people will be meeting and pope francis and the other creators of the church will be holding a meeting. people were streaming into the mousa leeson from as early as 7am. pope francis today has met religious leaders and political leaders. he has had a very good session at one of the catholic church is here. another key thing that we expect pope francis to do todayis that we expect pope francis to do today is to meet some of the victims of civil war and conflict in south sudan. it of civil war and conflict in south sudan. , . ,, , of civil war and conflict in south sudan. , ., , , sudan. it is a young country, but one that had _ sudan. it is a young country, but one that had a _ sudan. it is a young country, but one that had a difficult _ sudan. it is a young country, but. one that had a difficult inheritance and things have not really got any eas

on saturday evening, the pope will lead prayers at the mausoleum of south sudan's independence leaderarning that there will be a struggle to clear backlogs and improve emergency care — unless industrial action by thousands of staff is brought to an end. it comes as nhs england prepares for the biggest round of strikes in its history next week, with thousands of nurses, paramedics and physiotherapists planning walkouts. health leaders have called on ministers and the unions to urgently find a resolution to break the deadlock. julian hartley, chief executive of nhs providers, joins me now. in essence, you guys part of the employment package, as it were, that the employees deal with. i appreciate that the funding envelope is set by ministers. have you guys been doing enough to prevent it getting to the stage or help bring it to an end? i getting to the stage or help bring it to an end?— it to an end? i think first of all, to be clear. _ it to an end? i think first of all, to be clear. pay _ it to an end? i think first of all, to be clear, pay is _ it to an end? i think first of all, to b

the front page of the pravda newspaper, or looked at the order in which the leaders enter lenin's mausoleumr to understand who might be closer to the leader if he leaves, we are currently dealing with the same thing, and of course, when there is no democracy, it is very difficult to say unequivocally who will be the alternative. therefore, we must assume so, but understand that our assumptions can only be assumptions, so my assumptions are that it could be someone from the environment wagnerites prigozhin, it could be someone else, another alternative from the circle of the current general staff. and it could theoretically be some alternative that russian business would bet on and would invest all its resources in order to somehow, at least a little to change russia's policy and get rid of sanctions well, for example, it could be theoretically for moscow, that is, these figures could be putin's replacement , but of course it won't be very fast, and in russia they are talking about it well, except in whispers because everyone perfectly understands that if some real alternative is drawn putin

leaders of the anglican church of the church of scotland. pope frances holding prayers in job of the mausoleum of john garner, key figure in south sedans, pushed for independence. earlier on saturday, he met people displeased by a years long civil war, as well as bishops, priests, and other christian leaders. however, tasa reports from june. hello, francis is inside the whole day behind me and he's been meeting people displaced by the conflict. and they'd be telling him about their experiences. some of them say they've been displayed since 2013 when war broke out. and the ones here in juba are staying near the un based the un compound. they wouldn't be in 2013 because they thought they'll be safe any a un soldiers. and they're telling the pope that the, the work that the only be there for a few months. but it's been years and years because they just don't feel safe going home. they say that they want him to urge politicians here to ask the government to deploy the 3 unified army as soon as possible. so that can be protected if and when they return home. and they also say they want the pope to

christian leaders continue their peace mission to south sudan — they're addressing crowds at the mausoleum

thousands of people join pope francis, and other christian leaders, to pray for unity and justice at the mausoleum of south sudan's founding father, john garang. the service was part of what's being called a "pilgrimage of peace" to the country torn by internal conflict. and 18—year—old juliette lamour wins 48 million canadian dollars on the lottery, with her first ever ticket. the university student has got financial advice from her dad and says she still plans to finish her studies and become a doctor. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for sportsday welcome to sports day. scotland stunned england in the six nations to make three calcutta cup wins in a row. nowhere near as close to that drama in cardiff. wales are blown away by ireland. and lift off for everton under their new manager as they beat the premier league leaders, arsenal, to make it a winning start for sean dyche. fix, winning start for sean dyche. clean sheet, 1—0, every manager like those. clean sheet, 1-0, every manager like those. �* , ., those. also coming up on the programme- _ those. also coming up on the programme. great

the long lines in front of the mausoleum may have disappeared, but the kremlin has remained the center of power and it is led by flatter may oppose him, the president of the russian federation. he rules over a country that even without the former soviet republics is still the largest in the world. russia, in the kremlin, a new government has long since taken over. but across the country, the old symbols are as powerful as ever. the legacy of the former soviet union is a complex one. the soviet empire covered a thick that the earth's surface and was home to 218000000 people. the collapse of this giant superstate in 1991 was an event unprecedented in history. a superpower abolished itself. since then, 15 new states, a few struggling to find their place in the wild order. some have gravitated towards western europe, while others looked to china. but all are defined by their relationship to russia. instead of the red soviet banner to day, the russian flag flies over the kremlin. the collapse of the soviet union brought hopes of independence and prosperity for the almost soviet republics as

so now his goal is to make it seem like the golf mausoleum he lives in in florida is some kind of fortnox. >> and one for the corrupt political class, of which there are many. at the very same moment when my ultra-secure mar-a-lago home was raided by the fbi, joe biden was harboring classified documents in his china-funded penn center and his unsecured garage, right on the floor, piles of paper, the floor was probably very wet and damp, as many garages are. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he really takes you on a journey of the imagination, you know? [ laughter ] first, the thing about "piles of paper on the floor." he made that up. he doesn't know that. and what if the documents were damp and wet? is he worried the spies won't be able to read them? this is joe biden's house. there's secret service there. mar-a-lago is a wedding venue. there are hundreds of strangers, drunk and doing the chicken dance in that building every weekend. [ laughter ] and i'll add another thing. this "china-funded penn center" he now keeps talking about? that's where donald trump went to school. it's his alma mater!

and if you would see the crowd that gathered earlier today at the john graham was mausoleum. and since yesterday, when between the 3 leaders arrived in java, they did the a welcoming form. the population has just been absolutely amazing. ah, the, the id number, or the sheer number of people gathered at john graham was liam is something that has not happened since away independent. and i think this is really where the impacts they impact is should not be about the leader. what would be that is due for the leaders, but what it will do for the people about the pope and the religious leaders by coming to his house were done at a time when the war leaders have nearly forgotten the suffering of the people of his house who done that, they have empowered our people and they have powered the church leaders. and i think together the people in detroit leaders, united, particularly the youth and the women. this will be the renewal that the holy father has been talking about since he embark on this trip. but what i mean, what happens now, it brings a positivity and a sense of renewal. but

hope francis's holding press in job of the mausoleum of john garden city. a figure in south sedans, pushed for independence ham. earlier on saturday, he met people displaced by a years long civil war as well as bishops. priests of a christian leaders of zeros hold him. a ta site is africa. little jacob now remembers coming to seek refuge in this camp for the internally displaced people in cuba. it's next to the united nations base, so he feel safe here. he was a schoolboy back in 2013. soon after war broke out. he's not 25 years old with children of his own. he hasn't been able to go back home because of violence in parts of south sit on her to as as id piece. yeah. like in a lot of things, especially food, we stayed without food for 5 months or the distribution to start last yesterday, today's work. and there's also bad news about it that the put is going to last only for 6 months. then of the 6 months, there was no food. according to the united nations, there are more than 2000000 internally displaced people insulted on. and another 2300000 have played th

cultural decision was given to the people at all, an open competition to create a permanent lenin mausoleumts amazes the audience will be a great discovery, it seems to me, and those whose works the viewer could see, yes, that is, he learns as well, but which may not have been, as it were, exactly in the viewer's head. uh, labeled by some deco artist. from the hands of the opera juno and avos, who sang the whole country records on the bones, which soviet dandies hid in textbooks on marxism, photographs of yevgeny chaldea, subtly similar to all soviet photo albums at once, except for the unique portraits of marshal zhukov and dmitry shostakovich, and even a generous illustrated a book about uncle styopa is all at the same time a piece of art. and for many, a portal to the past, you know, i will tell you an absolutely personal thing, colleagues have never written with us entry queue. i felt absolutely happy . kant at school will tell after the news. the main thing is the infantry vehicle, which rushes through the air at a speed of 200 km / h, like a mi-35 helicopter, proved itself during a sp

wu mao zedong and wrote him a letter, but for some reason sent it to the mausoleum lenin ivan kabanov. the father and the bride had four adopted children, when the long-awaited event happened, her own son was born. it seemed that the head of the family was simply obliged to change anger to mercy, but ivan kabanov suddenly announced that at first you couldn’t get pregnant, and now you’ll only be messing with your puppy, a defective woman. maxim clenched his fists , any normal man would try to protect his wife, but maxim was eighty-third years old, tambov region, the village of mirny five taken lives, all this was done by the trinity andrey's kabanov brothers maxim and their father ivan need to find and detain them. that's just where they are at home. maxim kabanov has no police officers. we decided to check andrei's dwelling, but the locals had already outstripped the law enforcement officers, this is where the whole trinity is hiding. the inhabitants of the peaceful village united for a serious cause together with its inhabitants. people felt if left to kill alive not all of them will

margarita, i also remembered the mausoleum in halicarnassus. seven wonders of the world of the ancient world is now on the screen the correct answer to this question is an option. yes? thanks for your addition, sixth question. is it true that antarctica is the smallest continent by area? maria remember where antarctica is located, i don’t know, it’s cold there, so where it is on the edge of the earth, we’ll paint whether it's like at the poles at the poles, and on which one in the north or south antarctica no, well, there are few options, of course there are no more poles. karina, i answered no, since the smallest mainland is australia . denis agree. the area of ​​antarctica is about 14 million square kilometers, and the area of ​​australia is about seven million square kilometers. what is the largest continent? how about nothing to add? thank you for your comments correct answer to this question. this option is not really australia the smallest continent can be seen on the map. the seventh question of the type is true that the fish of yakub ko

there , people came to us about our blue spruces, who plant blue spruces on red square around the mausoleumyour plot nettle grows, which for me is an early spring indicator that spring has come, i'm all about it, as i'm talking about soups want to tell. for me, you start after i find nettles on my plot. collect it. i have special gloves. scissors, i don't collect. we make fortified soup - this is a discovery for me in the spring when we bought this site. i mean, i measured the house six by six with steps. she called me a fool and not having any imagination at all. and in the end we already have a house. it's 13 by 10 sizes. here i am somewhere, but i worked. ah, the concert. ekalistsky factory, where they made bricks. right there, they gave me a salary to endure, and that's when we brought it this endure was folded neatly began to play sports and for now. with the project , they were looking for a project according to which we will make a brick house, here the boomerang law is your bricks. i actually did not tell anyone i went back to the golitsyn plant. worked again and the second time we