, with the orchestra of the white television company, somehow went by the planets, mercury, the sun, yes, we do not associate the name of the group with any mafia, unless with the musical one, in translation from the italian cosanostra - this is on... hello, the program say don't be silent is on the air, victoria popova and tatyana shcherbina are in the studio. and today our guest is the soloist of the group cosanostra, radmila rybakova. hello, radmila. hello. 2 years ago you quickly burst into television and radio broadcasts, are we counting correctly? yes, it was plus or minus somewhere a couple of years ago. yes, for some reason i remember 2022, where you performed a song with a very interesting title retrograde mercury, why is it interesting, because when we were thinking about the name of our project, we also wanted to be called retrograde mercury, but. my friend at exactly five leaves again to look for her picture of the world, ideal in the center and i can't help but split along the edges , interval fasting is taking place around the house with sphene , shuya wanders at night,

, yeah, it would be logical to fly along the shortest route, but when mercury and the earth are on theside of the sun, it's about 80 million km. and you can fly at a speed of, let's say, 80 thousand km/h. and you could fly there in about 1.00 hours, that's right, a thousand hours, nevertheless, the bepi colombo project, a european-japanese project with the participation of russian researchers, was launched in the eighteenth year, and will fly to mercury only next year, it will take 7 years to fly there, why are we flying for 7 years, how if only... instead of a thousand hours, we observe the speed limit, simply if we flew for a thousand hours, then we would have to take so much fuel with us on the spacecraft that we would not have enough mass actually and the instruments, on the instruments, and we fly only on gravity, and we would like to take the instruments, therefore we use the so-called gravity maneuvers, that is, we use this gravity, and the flight from the earth to mercury will actually, roughly speaking, in a... in a spiral will occur, well, we are just quietly attracted to the

but we really, really like it, in general, our element, it seems to me, is with the same retrograde mercury, with the orchestra of the belarusian television and radio broadcasting company, somehow the planets went mercury and the sun, and we don't associate the name of the group with any mafia, only with the musical one, translated from italian: kusanostra is our business, do something, i say, why, i'll still sing, i don't need math, and you can have a glass of vodka on the table, no problem, guys, of course, a cool song, modesty is a path to the unknown, we are fighting this, by the way, this is completely my song, as long as you are faithful to your profession, music, you will be young at heart. hello, the program say don't be silent is on the air, victoria popova and tatyana shcherbina are in the studio. and today our guest is the soloist of the kozonostra group radmila rybakova. hello, radmila. hello. 2 years ago you quickly burst into television and radio broadcasts. are we right? yes, it is it was plus or minus. my friend at exactly five leaves again to look for her picture of the wor

yes, so what happened is that the mercury | happened is that the mercury prize, which is now nearly 30n time for this year's prize, so instead of having a massive concert at the hammersmith. .. massive concert at the hammersmith... which they have done for the last decade, we are having it here at abbey road, a very small affair, just dinner and a couple of tables. there will be no live performances, all the music will be pretaped, and actually it has led to a slightly different atmosphere here. people aren't nervous because they've got to get up on stage and felt their hearts out. they are kind of enjoying it a bit more. the artists are talking to each other. you get the feeling that maybe they will come away having set up some collaborations for their next album by the time to ceremony ends tonight.— ends tonight. what does this sa ? ends tonight. what does this say? the _ ends tonight. what does this say? the change _ ends tonight. what does this say? the change of - ends tonight. what does this| say? the change of ceremony about how the music industry is changing? i about how the m

the winner of the 2024 mercury prize is i of the 2024 mercury prize is english teacher for the album, leeds _ this could be texas. indie band from leeds have _ this could be texas. indie band from leeds have been - this could be texas. indie band i from leeds have been recognised for their debut album, this could be texas. they beat competition from the irish singer, kat burns and the indie group, the last dinner party. let's take a listen. >> the well�*s biggest paving slab. if you haven't heard them before, you have now. mark savage has been speaking to them about their win. for people who don't know, tell us a bit about this record that has been named the best album? jesus, christ. has been named the best album? jesus. christ-— jesus, christ. what can we say? thanks for— jesus, christ. what can we say? thanks for listening _ jesus, christ. what can we say? thanks for listening to - jesus, christ. what can we say? thanks for listening to it. i jesus, christ. what can we say? thanks for listening to it. we i thanks for listening to it. we worked really hard on it. we worked really ha

adam lambert does not, from my point of view, he remains himself, but that's it well, mercury was so both in terms of vocals, and in behavior, and in his personality with charisma, well, it just seems to me that almost everyone, as if a person, anyone, no matter who they choose, no matter how talented the guy wasn't chosen, or the girl, it's still going to be, you know, influential, cosmically influential stars of show business, of course, taylor swift, her post after the debate, the american election debate, just sucks. all over the media, because taylor swift supported kamala garis, it was one sided predictably absolutely, but because she has long supported the democrats, and why it became so important, because taylor swift finally wrote openly, because before that she was so much more veiled, not so clearly supporting kamala harris and the democrats, here she is definitely marked all this. in particular , she wrote in her post: you see, with a cat, donald trump's trolling with cats continues, well, she wrote that she decided to finally openly say that she supports kamalukas, becau

adam lambert does not do this, from my point of view he remains himself, but still mercury was so brightth in terms of vocals, and in behavior, and in his personality , in charisma, well, it seems to me that almost everyone. .. a person, anyone, no matter who they choose, no matter which talented guy they choose, or a girl, it will still be, you know, constant comments, something is not enough, but that’s how everyone has their own opinion, let’s also compare the same song as sung by two vocalists. well, about super-influential, mega-influential, just catastrophically influential, cosmically influential stars of show business, of course. taylor swift, her post after the debate, the us presidential debate, is just all over the media because taylor swift endorsed kamala harris, it was totally predictable on the one hand, but because she's been supporting the democrats for a long time, and why did it become so important, because that taylor swift finally wrote openly, because before that she was so much more... well, too veiled, not so clearly supporting kamala harris and the democrats, her

i did it because i big fan, both queen and freddie mercury, but he's been replaced by what i think is a decent enough candidate, his name is adam lambert, we can look at him now, at least that's what he looks like, he's good enough in his image, he similar to freddie mercury, but at least he also has this kind of eccentricity in his clothing style, and he is really very interesting. calvin used to be a contestant when he was young, seems to have won this american voice, this is a great talent the show, some american, so popular enough, and the queen members also said in interviews that they were looking for a replacement for freddie mercury for a very, very long time and there were different replacements at different points, but they somehow did not suit them very well, the fans too , and andam lambert arranged them. probably most of all, it seems to me that after all, he is also similar to freddie in many moments, but still, no matter how much i sympathize with this guy, but from my point of view, that freddie mercury cannot be replaced anyway you can, although on the other hand here

adam lambert doesn't do that, from my point of view, he remains himself, but still mercury was not...bright, both in terms of vocals, and in behavior, and in his by personality, by charisma, well, simply, well , it seems to me that almost everyone, well, if, a person, anyone, no matter who they choose, no matter how talented a guy they choose, or a girl, it will still be, you know, constant comments , something is missing, but everyone has their own opinion, let's also compare the same song as sung by two vocalists. and about the super-influential mega-influential, just catastrophically influential, cosmically influential stars of show business, of course taylor swift, her post after the debate, the american debate pre-election, honest. just all over the media, because taylor swift endorsed kamala haris, it was totally predictable on the one hand, but because she's been supporting the democrats for a long time, and why is it so important , because taylor swift has finally written openly, because before that she so in a more veiled way, she did not so clearly support kamala garis and t

i was immediately skeptical of this because i'm a big fan of both queen and freddie mercury, but he's been replaced by what i think is a fairly… worthy candidate, his name is adam lambert, we can look at him now, at least that's what he looks like, he's enough in his image, he's like freddie mercury, but at least he also has a little bit of that eccentricity in his clothing style, and he's really very interesting vocals, he was once a participant in his youth, seems to have won this american or voice. this is a talent talent show, some kind of american one, so popular enough, and the queen members also said in an interview that they were looking for a replacement for a very, very long time, and the replacement was freddie mercury, and there were different replacements at different points, but they somehow didn't really like it, the fans didn't like it either, and andam lambert likes them, probably the most, it seems to me that after all, he also looks like freddy in many moments, but still... still, how i would not be sympathetic to this guy, but from my point of view, you can't repla

of queens, i was immediately skeptical got into it because i'm a big fan of both him and freddie mercurye's been replaced by what i think is a decent enough candidate his name is adam lambert we can look at him now at least here's what he looks like in terms of his image, he looks like freddie mercury, but at least he also has a little bit... a little bit of that eccentricity in the way he dresses, and he has a really interesting voice, he was a contestant when he was young, i think he won is this an american voice, this is it talent, the talent of the show is some kind of american, so popular enough, and the members of queen also said in interviews that they were looking for a replacement for a very, very long time, and the replacement was freddie mercury, and there were different replacements at different moments, but they are one way or another. .. didn’t really like it, the fans too, and andam lambert likes them, probably the most, it seems to me that after all, he is also similar to freddy in many moments, but still, no matter how much i sympathize with this guy, but from my point o

adam lambert doesn't do that, from my point of view, he remains himself, but still mercury was so...ght, both in terms of vocals, and in behavior, and in his personality, in terms of charisma, well, just me it seems that almost everyone, well, if a person, any, who would didn't choose, no matter what talented guy or girl they chose, it will still be, you know, constant comments, something is not enough, but that's how everyone has their own opinion, let's also compare the same song, how it is sung by two vocalists well, and about the super-influential, mega-influential, simply catastrophically influential, cosmically influential stars of show business, of course taylor swift, her post after the debate, the american pre-election debate, is simply blabbering. all over the media, because taylor swift supported kamala garis, it was one sided predictably absolutely, but because she has long supported the democrats, and why it became so important, because taylor swift finally wrote openly, because before that she was so much more veiled, not so clearly supporting kamala harris and the demo

mercury 13 bought its first club, fc como women, earlier this year.katie gornall reports from the italian city. in a corner of northern italy, the town of como glistens. it's a location that has always attracted investors, and now they're here for women's football. i've always thought it was a good business. six months ago, a new investment group bought fc como women. the ambition is very much to build a global portfolio, starting with women's professional teams in europe. we believe that there is an incredible opportunity to give those clubs the fuel that they need to ride, you know, obviously a big wave that we're seeing in women's sport. it was here in these glamorous surroundings that mercury 13 first launched their project. but they have ambitions that extend far beyond the shores of lake como and see investments in english women's football as a priority. the group want to invest over £80 million into the women's game and turn their teams into global brands. they've already given como — a mid—table team in italy's top flight — a whole new look. t

mercury. mercury. mercury, yes. yeah. that was our first program. we actually were not originally based out of houston. that was the space task group that was based at the langley research center. there was a decision made in 1961 to build a space center in houston. of course, it was. there was a lot of politics involved, a lot of city boosters, rice, university. it helped that lyndon johnson was vice president at the time. it definitely helped, although i would say albert thomas, who was chair of the appropriations committee, had a larger role than lyndon johnson did at the time, because, of course, he held the purse strings. and he was also an alumni from rice university. and so that had a huge impact. rice university ended up giving the federal government about a thousand acres of land to build the space center. so that had a huge influence as well, very much. now, you've mentioned oral histories a couple of times. what makes an effective oral history? i think preparation. we do a lot of prep before we do an oral history interview. we do not show

they are the winners of the mercury prize. stay with us here on bbc news. hello.y showers and some thunderstorms in the south, but for many of us, warm sunshine. it's going to feel quite humid out there for all of us. do watch out for heavy rain, which may bring some localised flooding and some rumbles of thunder for southern england and south wales. on the satellite image you can see this swirling mass of cloud. this is marking an area of low pressure sitting across the bay of biscay and it's throwing towards us some quite humid air, but also those heavy downpours, as well. an easterly breeze further north, so any mist and fog that we've seen through this morning clearing away. lots of long spells of sunshine for many areas. it's going to feel warm and humid, 25, 26 degrees for the likes of western scotland, north—west england, as well. a few degrees cooler close to the east coast where you've got that breeze coming in off the sea, though heavy showers and thunderstorms will eventually start to ease away from southern england and south wales through tonight. ther

is this how mercury melts? both metals, both metals, plus or minus are the same. okay, sasha.i do not know the exact melting point of gold. but mercury is already in a liquid state at room temperature, which means that the melting point is lower, how did you answer the question? i answered no, you answered no, the temperature melting point of mercury is -39°, melting point of gold is 1064°. the correct answer to our question, the second question: is it true that the play by yanka kupala paulinka is a tragicomedy, time. comedy, yes, comedy. anna, how are you with pavlinka? i think i read paulinka, but i honestly don't remember anything about it, and i answered that no, it's not a tragicomedy. okay, if it's not a tragicomedy, then, well, what genre, what could paulinka be? paulinka could be, simply. in your opinion, a good try, a good try, well, then we'll try to find answer: paulinka is not a tragic comedy, this comedy is in two acts, the correct answer to our question is, no, the third question is, is it true that demarcation is the process of designating a state border on the

is that how it melts, mercury?tals, both metals. plus or minus the same, okay, sasha, i don't know the exact melting point of gold, but mercury is already in a liquid state at room temperature, which means that the melting point is lower, as you answered the question, i answered no, you answered no, the melting point of mercury is -39°, the melting point of gold is 164°. the correct answer to our question, no. second question. is it true that yanka kupala's play paulinka is a tragicomedy? time! comedy, yes, comedy. anna, how are you with pavlinka? i think i read paulinka, but to be honest, i don't remember what it was about, and i answered that no, it's not a tragicomedy. it's good if it's not tragic. time on the ground, yaroslav, what do you think? i took as a basis the fact that the word demarcation contains, well, the root from the word marking can lead to the fact that well, this really is a process of designating a state border, and what kind of process is this such a delimitation? it is not in the question, i

end in a vessel with mercury, asked his brother-in-law to climb with this device to the top of mount piide, a house 1647 m high. the scientist walked on crutches, the difference was 8 s to cm, the pressure difference was proven. later, pascal himself was able to repeat such an experiment in paris on the saint-jacques tower. today there is a monument to him there, here is a unit of measurement of atmospheric pressure, in honor of this scientist they named pascal. on september 19, 1863 , an attempt was made on the life of the tsar's viceroy, general field marshal fyodor berg, in warsaw. in poland, which was then part of the russian empire, an uprising had been going on since january, despite the liberal reforms of alexander ii. self-government bodies were established, universities and schools were opened, censorship was softened, this was perceived as weakness regime, but the rebels suffered defeat and decided to resort to terror. berg was a brave officer, a participant in the patriotic war, a geographer, he was driving past the zamoyski palace, from the fourth floor they shot at him w

after charlie xcx says goodbye to brat summer — could she say hello to a mercury prize?inner is being announced shortly. those stories coming up, but let's pause and check out the sport. jane, good evening. we'll start with cricket and england head coach brendon mccullum has been setting out his expectations as he prepares to take over all of england's cricket teams. he's extended his contract by two years to take control of both the test and white—ball teams. this week he'll be coaching the test team at the oval, where the series against sri lanka will conclude. over the last two years, it would have been nigh on impossible for anyone to do all three formats, and i think hence why, you know, we went down the split coaches route. now, this, with the schedule easing, i would say slightly easing, but easing enough, i think it gives you the ability to be able to have one person in the role. northern ireland and scotland begin their nations league campaigns tonight. northern ireland host luxembourg, while steve clarkes�* side are looking for an improved performance in their

. >>> mercury morris, the star of >>> mercury morris, the star of the perfect season miami dolphins intime pro bowl running back and two-time super bowl champion with a playful personality on and off the field. no cause of death was given. mercury morris was 77. >>> this weekend, the manning football legacy was on full display. arch manning led the texas longhorns to a 51-3 win against louisiana monroe, but not to be outdone, his 6-year-old cousin, charlie, also shined. his dad, new york giants' great eli manning posted, charlie making his first flag football qb start. got over a million hits online. congratulations, charlie. >>> today, two of the wnba's best are being honored by the associated press. las vegas aces' a'ja wislon was named player of the year. she's also the first in wnba history to score more than 1,000 points in a season. and caitlin clark won the rookie of the year award. the indiana fever star broke the league's single season assist record with 337. >>> next on the "cbs weekend news," how this free train park keeps chugging along after 70 years. doctor about #1 presc

i answered option a - mercury, because mercury's gravity is much greater than that of the earth, greaterat of the earth, yes, okay, fine, elizaveta, i thought for a long time, because i don't even know approximately, in the end i answered jupiter, but it seems to me that this is the wrong answer, oh good, he'll be happy now, elizaveta, let's do it this way, what is the force of gravity on earth, remember, the force of this very acceleration, free fall, you should have already gone through this, as far as i remember. i am very bad at physics, not on good terms at all, not at all, and you answered jupiter, jupiter, that's how it happens, vladimir, save me, i chose jupiter, so, i was guided by the fact that both mercury and venus are smaller in mass than the earth, and a planet with a smaller mass always has a smaller force of gravity, and remember this free fall speed on earth, denoted by the letter zh = 981. great, on jupiter then it is possible about twenty, about 25, i would even say. so, pay attention, on earth 9.8 m/s2, on mercury - 3.7 m/s2, venus - 8.9 m/s2, jupiter - 24 m/s. can yo

after charli xcx says goodbye to brat summer — could she say hello to a mercury prize? being announced later. now for all the latest sport with matt graveling. hello from the bbc sport centre. we'll start with cricket, and brendon mccullum has been setting out his expectations as he prepares to take over all of england's cricket teams. this week, he'll be coaching the test team at the oval where the series against sri lanka will conclude — that's where we can head now to speak to our correspondentjoe wilson. to our correspondentjoe joe, what's been said today? to our correspondentjoe as to our correspondentjoe you can tell her at the oval, as you can tell her at the oval, it is a rather gloomy scene but the sun will come out tomorrow, don't worry that is when the test series ends with a final test against sri lanka. this was the first chance to hear from this was the first chance to hearfrom brendon mccullum hear from brendon mccullum since hearfrom brendon mccullum since he extended both his contract and his role within the england men's team so that it might and when

>> mercury. >> mercury. that was the first program. we actually were not originally based out of houston, that was the langley research center. there was a decision made in 61 to build a space center in houston i would say albert thomas who was the chair of the appropriations committee had a larger role than lyndon johnson did at the time because of course he helped the pursestrings and he was also an alumni for the university so that had a huge impact and gave about a thousand acres of land toto build the space center so that had a huge influence as wel', very much. >> you mentioned oral history a couple of times. what makes an effective oral history? >> i think preparation. we do a lot of prep. we do not show up and say you work for nasa, that's pretty cool. so we do a lot of research into what an individual was involved in, the years that they worked in that to try to figure out what offices they worked for, what project, what was happening at that point to get a better sense of the type of questions we want to ask people because we

mercury, that only was not sold, it was mercury, colored with broken brick and, in principle, water with secretly cancer treatment - urine therapy becomes a bestseller. impressionable citizens take seriously advice on the benefits of urine. others have not let go to this day. finally, there is no person then who has not heard the mysterious word "mumiyo", and it came out of the publication of a certain doctor adil shakirov, the secret of the ancient balm "mumiyo asil". mumiyo - it mountain wax, also known as tears of stone, will cure you of everything, they write in almost all newspapers. in fact, this is the waste product of bats and rodents that live in mountain caves, and whether it cures anything or not, science still does not know. horoscopes are rapidly bursting into the life of a soviet person, every self-respecting publication now writes meaningfully about retrograde mercury, reading astrologers, pavel and tamara globa predict global catastrophes, crises, upheavals on television, and gardeners cannot plant cabbage or cucumbers without a detailed study of the lunar calendar. it wi

end in a vessel with mercury, asked his brother-in-law to climb the mountains with this device. buy a house 1647 m high. the scientist himself walked on crutches. the difference was 8.5 cm. the pressure difference was proven. later, pascal was able to repeat this experiment himself in paris on the saint-jacques tower. today there is a monument to him, here is the unit of measurement of atmospheric pressure, in honor of this scientist they named pascal. on september 19, 1863 , an attempt was made on the tsar's life in warsaw. self-government bodies were established, universities and schools were opened, censorship was softened, this was perceived as a weakness of the regime, but the rebels suffered defeat and decided to resort to terror. berg was a brave officer, a participant in the patriotic war and a geographer. he was driving past the zamoyski palace from... the borotnik tore the overcoat, but he himself did not suffered, here the convoy was wounded , a boy selling a newspaper was killed. terrorist attacks followed one after another and berg had to tighten the regime in warsaw an

down such a slippery slope, it seems to me that this should be put off until the end to say that mercury, the sun in virgo, is absolutely right, this yoga, the so-called position of the conjunction of the planets - it is very favorable for business products, that is, if you are a businessman, an entrepreneur, or in general you kind of want to open some kind of business, monetize it, then october is suitable for this, in addition, october is suitable for signing some documents, even if you have such a life situation that you need a loan, for example, or some kind of installment plan, then you can do it, you should not be afraid, because you will sort of evaluate your income and expenses and you will be able to pay everything off in... attention, then they should be resolved, geminis and cancers may have a difficult period, because there may be some troubles at work, but this is temporary, that is, most likely... in life this always happens, yes, it always happens, and it's just will stab or - will develop some new quality in you, the main thing is to treat it correctly, yes, you should no

other end in a vessel with mercury. he asked his brother-in-law to rise from with this device on the mountain piide house height of 1647 m. the scientist himself walked on crutches. the difference composition. the pressure difference was proven. later pascal managed to repeat such an experiment in paris, on the saint-jacques tower. today there is a monument to him, here is the unit of measurement of atmospheric pressure, the honor of this scientist was named pascal. on september 19, 1863 , an attempt was made on the life of the tsar's viceroy, general fyodor berg, in warsaw. in poland, which was then part of the russian. empire, an uprising had already been going on since january, despite to the liberal reforms of alexander ii. self-government bodies were established, universities and schools were opened, censorship was relaxed. this was perceived as a weakness of the regime. but the rebels suffered defeat and decided to resort to terror. berg was a brave officer, a participant in the patriotic war and a geographer. he

mercury morris was 77 years old. to come on "pbs news weekend", the potential political storm facing the nation's top weather and climate service, and why a majority of supermarket baby food is unhealthy. >> this is pbs news weekend from weta in washington, home of the pbs news hour weeknights on pbs. john: north carolina's historic rainfall this past week is the sort of extreme weather event that's become more frequent and more severe. according to the union representing its employees, by july, the national weather service had issued some 13,000 severe thunderstorm warnings, 2000 tornado warnings and 1800 flash flood warnings. the weather service and its parent agency, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, or noaa, are targeted for drastic changes in project 2025. that's the roadmap for the next conservative president. many of its authors are former trump administration officials, although the former president has tried to distance himself from it. rachel cleetus is policy director in the climate and

is it venus, mercury, saturn, or neptune?been pluto if it was still a planet. i will choose neptune, wildly guessing get. neil: i have no clue. what do you say? >> i will choose venus, number one. stuart: i will go with mercury. i don't know why. the answer is saturn. there you go. number 3. here's some fun facts about the ring good planet. it is a gas giant twice the size of earth but because it is made of nearly all gas it is a low density and would actually be able to float on the surface of the ocean. the next cocktail party you can pull that little fact out. that is it. thanks for being with us for the hour and thanks for all the massive amount of stories you covered today. that will do it for "varney and company". coast-to-coast with the irrepressible neil cavuto, all yours, take it away.

. >>> fans of the miami dolphins are remembering one of the team's greats, mercury morris.s a star of the undefeated dolphins team of 1972 that went on to win back-to-back titles. leading them in rushing touchdowns in both the '72 and '73 seasons. later in life, he became a motivational speaker, proud of being part of the nfl's only perfect team. mercury morris was 77. >> when we come back, the identical twins celebrating their birthday with the absolute joy of life and a lesson for us all. insurance plan that's smart now... i'm 65. and really smart later i'm 70-ish. consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. with this type of plan, you'll know upfront about how much your care costs. which makes planning your financial future easier. so call unitedhealthcare today to learn more about the only plans of their kind with the aarp name. and set yourself and your future self up with an aarp medicare supplement plan from unitedhealthcare. - bye, bye cough. - later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not

and the british indie rock band english teacher have won this year's mercury prize for their debut album could be texas. hello and welcome to the programme. i'm lukwesa burak. the civil war in sudan that's lasted 18—months now shows no signs of ending and the bbc has seen, first—hand, the desperate conditions civilians are enduring. millions have been displaced and aid agencies are warning the hunger crisis is of historic proportions. nawal al—maghafi has gained rare access to the city of port sudan and a key border area in neighbouring chad, where refugees are still flowing out, as aid agencies desperately try to get aid in. the faces of a forgotten war. these are some of the family's court at the centre of what is being called one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. here in sudan, 26 million people are facing acute hunger. we only get one meal a day, this woman says. in this displacement camp in a port sudan, the essay from the front lines of the conflict that life is hard. in another camp nearby people 0 for water. their most basic right. here it is a luxury. this woman tells me

you see the badge, the guitar and the crescent moon, well, that's mercury's signature, denis mercury, he has his own studio on vaska, but that's a different matter, come on, you go to vaska, take pasha with you, and i'll go to the department to make a photofit, okay, good evening, hello, good evening, hello, we're from the criminal investigation department, from staraya ladoga, he had his own band there, until he was taken into the army, and i wrote this album, this very white crook, when did he serve in the army? why did he serve, he was taken away 3 months ago, so he trumpets there, but i don't understand, why does he still have to serve in the army, well, if the army hasn't been abolished, then yes, i wonder. fly, fly, fly, do you hear, and fly, you seem to have seen lesha pomirantseva not long ago, a rabbit, well, yes, he went to see his sister on gorkovskaya, she sells pies there, i think it was her, order something cheaper from her, good afternoon, hello, how much is pirozhovsky, are you okay. only perverts, do they know what they forced him to do? i wonder, what, wash the floor

mercury 13 has pledged to spend more than £80 million in building up a multi—club portfolio exclusivelyall reports from italy. ina in a corner of northern italy, the town of como glistens. it is a location that has always attracted investors and now they are here for women's football. they are here for women's football-— they are here for women's football. �* . , football. i've always said it is aood football. i've always said it is good business. - football. i've always said it i is good business. six months auo and is good business. six months ago and new _ is good business. six months ago and new investment - is good business. six months i ago and new investment group bought fc como women. the ambition is — bought fc como women. the ambition is to _ bought fc como women. the ambition is to have _ bought fc como women. tue: ambition is to have a bought fc como women. tta: ambition is to have a poke folio starting with women's professional teams in europe. we believe there is an incredible opportunity to give this —— these clubs the feel they need to ride a big way we're in women's spo

after charlie xcx says goodbye to brat summer — could she say hello to a mercury prize?

indie band english teacher — from leeds — have been recognised the winner of the 2024 mercury prize istition from the likes of charli x—c—x, irish singer cmat star cat burns and indie group the last dinner party. the judges said the winners' album stood out "for its originality and character" and displayed "a fresh approach to the traditional guitar band format". let's take a listen # i #isit # i sit here quietly # i sit here quietly # no one looks down at the ground, no one ever notices me. # i wish i were the girl next—door #. 0ur music correspodent mark savage has been speaking to english teacher about their win has it sunk in yet? no. will it sink in? it'll take a while, won't it? a while. people keep saying it to us, and then i keep remembering that it's happened. yeah, it's quite strange. can you just show us you've got both the trophy there, but also the card that was read out with your name on it. this has to be in pristine condition. show it forever. we're gonna frame that and put it in the practice room. by the end of the night, somebody will have sat on it in the back of a t

it is so big, i'm thinking mercury, i am matter than you but it is fascinating. how do they prove that? how did they prove that? how much a planet ways? i think they made it up. just who is going to check us? thank you very much, speaking of intergalactic events, this is for my money these guys report on it as well, did you see this spacewalk today? remember the old days, talking to my buddy, jim and i when they would go on these spacewalks and if you saw them you saw them well after the fact. look at that crisp image. they are exactly where they were but it was so surreal what they are watching here, they did this so that virtually the entire crew, including jared isaacson, they had to make sure, in the vacuum of space, they are dealing with this. the first time a private company has been doing it. for a while this was a weird kind of event that was helping tesla's stock but it is down a little bit now. this is all elon musk and what he's doing and the marvel of that was best expressed by isaac been himself. >> we have a lot of work to do but from here if looks

zandra rhodes — she has dressed royalty and pop culture 5 most famous, from princess diana to freddie mercurythe first time you showed a collection at london fashion week was back in 1972? yes, it did midnight— week was back in 1972? yes, it did midnight at _ week was back in 1972? yes, it did midnight at the _ week was back in 1972? yes, it| did midnight at the roundhouse with and the raw whole. i had models from anti—war hole and leonard did the hair and i think it was the first time we had coloured hair on the catwalks. had coloured hair on the catwalrs-_ had coloured hair on the catwalks. ~ . , catwalks. we have stuck with the coloured _ catwalks. we have stuck with the coloured hair. _ catwalks. we have stuck with the coloured hair. still- catwalks. we have stuck with the coloured hair. still here. | the coloured hair. still here. it has evolved _ the coloured hair. still here. it has evolved so _ the coloured hair. still here. it has evolved so much - the coloured hair. still here. it has evolved so much over| the coloured hair. still here. i it has evolved so much over its 40 it has ev

the mercury 13 group bought theirfirst club, fc como women, in italy earlier this year, and has pledgedspend more than £80m building up a multi—club portfolio exclusively in women's football. they say investment in england is an absolute priority. we believe there is an incredible opportunity to give these clubs they feel they need to write a big wave we are seeing in women's sport and cement themselves as the world's super clubs. the atp tennis tour continues its far—east swing. the first round of the japan open is underway in tokyo. second seed hubert hurkacz is through after beating marcos giron in three sets, it's his first match since losing to the australian jordan thompson in the second round of the us open last month. he'll face eitherjack draper or mattia bellucci. there were also wins for ugo humbert, mariano navone and matteo berrettini. lots more on the bbc sport website including details of naomi osaka's win in the china open, herfirst match with new coach patrick mouratoglou. back to lucy. seeing in women's sport and cement themselves as the world's super clubs. the atp te

the winner of the mercury prize — a music award recognising the best british or irish album of the pasthe abbey road studios in london. eight of the 12 shortlisted nominees are solo women, orfemale—fronted bands — a record high. this year's favourite is british musician charli xcx for her album brat, which caught the public�*s attention this summer. more on that in the next half hour. now it is time for the weather. hello there. a real mix of weather around this afternoon. we could have a few flooding problems to come across southern parts of england, but for northern ireland and west scotland, the skies look like this. no chance of flooding here. it's a beautiful, warm and sunny day. it's across the south of england that we've already seen some rain, and the rain is set to get a lot heavier over the next few hours because this area of rain that's been across northern france, that's brought 24mm of rain in just the space of one hour. and that intense zone of rain is rotating in now across southern england. so coastal parts of sussex, isle of wight, hampshire, into parts of wiltshire, so

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it was. here his glamourous surroundings that mercury first launched their project.nd far beyond the shores of lake como in the investment in english women's football as a priority. the group want to invest over £80 million into the women's game and turn their teams into global brands. and they've already given como a mid—table team in the top flight, a whole new look. the training ground is been upgraded and rebranded since the new owners to over and a raft of new signings of come through the door. they're getting ready for the first game of the new season. idietitian first game of the new season. when ou have first game of the new season. when you have women — first game of the new season. when you have women only _ first game of the new season. when you have women only club, - first game of the new season. when you have women only club, the - you have women only club, the first women's _ you have women only club, the first women's team, it's the first team and you _ women's team, it's the first team and you get— women's team, it's the first team and you get everyt

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atoms are flowing in it, which are moving from the lower levels to the higher layers of the planet's mercury. this closeness to the star has led to the extreme temperature of this planet during its days, so that its temperature reaches more than 2000 degrees celsius, and for this reason, this extreme heat changes the iron, then it turns into a liquid at night and into the face rains from iron. thank you for your attention . how many years has it been prohibited to import the commercial winners for 3-4 years now? the famous ones are not imported at all. but in the market, there is a kind of spoon , you can see what it does in the shop, the warehouse, and in the self-service. the thing that is often used by the ministry of smuggling is the only way to identify and close the door to smuggling . star, four star, 77, 77 square, you give the identification code and the tracking code, whichever you want, the year of production, the manufacturer, the guaranteeing company , will inform you of everything , it makes the market unsafe for the violators and the organized flow of smuggling, but this is no

that's all gone, but then you look at even this week is something called the mercury prize from musical big wigs, because of course it's culture that israel has tried to control the apac lobby and israel allied powers and i'm looking at who's up for the top album of the year, you won't have heard of these people, i know, but you're a fan of dylan, i think he has house in israel, doesn't he? barry can't swim uh, completely pro the proxy war. russia through ukraine. um, the last dinner party says something about gaza, seam. it's a minority of band saying something about them, but presumably they'll lose the awards. you're not going to get taylor swift, talking about genocide and gaza, even though she was spotted coming out of some sort of conceivably pro-palestinian occasion in new york, i understand. so, despite the fact they've lost the argument. way culturally, they still will be able to come out with those films and movies and music and and art, because can you imagine, can you imagine an artist really coming out against against what's happening in gaza, and you and up and coming arti