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so millie did players face that backlash? breaking that ideal? and being these female athletes that aren't as proper and prim as ideally, there was a time obviously women were looked differently than they are now culturally. it's changed. and we've seen an improvement in recognition of women participating different activities than they could in an time. at one stage it. rather necessary for players getting on that bus to wear skirts. you didn't travel in pants. and so we had some objections to the skirt desire and on the bus. we had a checkout. i don't mean the coaches made the checkouts. i mean, the players checked the coaches to make sure they didn't have on slacks either. so we went through some of those rather minor issues as you might say. but there was a difficult period time when i think, as i've indicated, that women's place was in the house not outside and they shouldn't be doing, you know, any of these you involved in my younger you didn't find any female lawyers doctors or construction or construction workers people women did not go in

know that glenn hacked milly dowler's phone and was bunished _ hacked milly dowler's phone and was punished that he _ world closed. but there is evidence that he was not the only private investigator or the only newspaper that targeted the dowler family. | that targeted the dowler family. i was accused of deleting milly dowler�*s messages, that was incorrect. i wasn't the only investigator, i wasn't the only journalist at that time investigating milly dowler. do you feel sorry that _ investigating milly dowler. do you feel sorry that you _ investigating milly dowler. do you feel sorry that you hacked - investigating milly dowler. do you feel sorry that you hacked the - feel sorry that you hacked the phones of murders victims? absolutely. my brother was killed, i've lost both parents. edi absolutely. my brother was killed, i've lost both parents.— i've lost both parents. of course. absolutely _ i've lost both parents. of course. absolutely heartfelt. _ i've lost both parents. of course. absolutely heartfelt. it _ i've lost both parents. of course. absolutely heartfelt. it wasn't . absolutely

millie bright at the backis hands.eader, very much someone who gets the troops and rallies around them so i do not think there will be too much of a loss in terms of the captaincy and we are in safe hands with the vice captain millie bright but again the depth of the squad with the lionesses is amazing with rachel daly stepping in as well up front so no massive concerns from my end. no massive concerns from my end, ,,., ., no massive concerns from my end, ., . ., no massive concerns from my end. ., . ., , end. sarina wiegman saying they had done their— end. sarina wiegman saying they had done their homework - end. sarina wiegman saying they had done their homework ahead l had done their homework ahead of the game. you don't underestimate an unknown. what do you know of haiti and what do you know of haiti and what do you know of haiti and what do you think they are facing? they will be facing on the pitch? ii they will be facing on the itch? , ., they will be facing on the itch? a, they will be facing on the itch? ,, .,

i was accused of deleting milly dowler's messages. that was incorrect.estigator, i wasn't the onlyjournalist at that time investigating milly dowler. do you feel sorry that you hacked the phones of murdered victims? absolutely. my brother was killed, i've lost both parents. of course. absolutely heartfelt. it wasn't crossing a line? it wasn't instructed that way. he or she wasn't a murdered victim at the time, he said this needs to be hacked or this information needs to be laid back to them. there wasn't time to have a conversation of saying, this is regarding that and can you do that? it was actually, can you turn the number around, can you get the information back, and nothing else matters. it was totally, totally carnage. are you comfortable with the fact that some of your whistle—blowers are criminals and liars? you do have to be careful, for obvious reasons, particularly with private investigators, these were people who were paid to blag, to lie for a living by the newspapers. so, as far as possible, you've always got to make sure that what they say

external millie? >> same thing. the importance of it is critical. as i've mentioned several times a day this change in the war is on us. we are seeing the rapid advance of a whole series of technologies that will fundamentally change how militaries fight it's not going to look like it did before. the faster we get after this the better we integrate these technologies into our military, the better off we are going to be against a china, a rush or anybody else for that matter. i think speed and sense of emergency is critical that we all the help we can from congress for projects thank you, mr. chairman for. >> legitimate yield? >> secretary austin, is that the position the department of fencing to keep the 2002 aumf? sir asked me if that's a decision by the department of defense? >> is that your decision? >> is something congress will decide. but simply of heel -- wreck when i ask first read the relevant authorities to do the work that we need to do against transnational terrorist organization for about 2000 she was about saddam wasn't it? was it was.

milly collins is a soldiers _ there? help yourself. milly collins is a soldiers wife _ there? collins is a soldiers wife who has - is a soldiers wife who has galvanised the community to help those being pushed to the margins. we found that more and more families are becoming homeless, because we get is like a domino roll—on effect almost, so you have an owner of a home that has let their property for, let's say, ten to 15 years to a person. now, they'll find that there daughter or son becomes homeless, so they now have to take that family, to actually accommodate their own children. , ., ., , ., children. this caravan tells one sto of children. this caravan tells one story of homelessness. - children. this caravan tells one story of homelessness. the - children. this caravan tells one i story of homelessness. the toilet children. this caravan tells one - story of homelessness. the toilet is at the back, — story of homelessness. the toilet is at the back, and _ story of homelessness. the toilet is at the back, and there _ story of homelessness. the toilet is at the back, and th

the chinese foreign ministry statement comes just after us chairman of joint chiefs of staff, mark, milly, claim that china wants to be the regional head, your mon in asia, within the next 10 years. what do you make of that assessment and also a beijing's response or i think it seems that the us is continuing to reaffirm is believe that it is facing a rising china, which might challenge the us as the world hedge a monic. everything else, i just simply excuses. what i think this explains the fundamental difference between china and the us. and it's the us wants to risk cutting its hedge a monic control over the world. they need to off to themselves whether it is truly welcomed by the rest of the world at large and why it has encountered resistance from time to time here and there. if the amount of control over the world has brought peace and stability and prosperity to others, why would people not like it? of all the other hand, china comes from a totally different cultural and historical background. china's wealth has been accumulated by the hardware, carpets, people, and by following the

, by the way, unlike foreign politicians or journalists, has real combat experience, and when mart millyut the advancement of the ukrainian army, he said that he was not at all worried about the fact that the counteroffensive was going on as it's going is the counteroffensive happening slower than computers or other people could say yes i said says millie it could take six to eighty weeks it's going to be very hard it's going to be very long and it's going to be hard and bloody and nobody has there should be no illusions that ukraine is fighting for his life and the military is advancing along difficult areas of the front as they can under these conditions and this is actually now, according to miele brand estimates, part of the essence of that war is now taking place in the south. therefore, the pace of our advance will depend on how our unit is provided, how our intelligence works, how it interacts at the tactical level, how our units act, taking into account the difficult circumstances of advancing along the enemy's extremely powerful fortification lines. our expert, and now we are jo

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captain millie bright is fit to start in the opening game against haiti tomorrow.g game against haiti tomorrow.— haiti tomorrow. the centre-back finally fully _ haiti tomorrow. the centre-back finally fully overcoming - haiti tomorrow. the centre-back finally fully overcoming that - haiti tomorrow. the centre-back| finally fully overcoming that knee injury, which has kept her sidelined since march. as you could expect, all smiles from her today. she and the rest of her team—mates have been out checking at the surface behind me they will be playing on tomorrow and after that, we caught up with brite and manager sarina wiegman. she is fit and she will play tomorrow and we will see how long that will_ tomorrow and we will see how long that will be. she has done everything we wanted her to do to -et everything we wanted her to do to get ready— everything we wanted her to do to get ready for this game. she came out with_ get ready for this game. she came out with good things to, she is very happy, _ out with good things to, she is very happy, the — out with good things

he said, i'm quoting, he told millie that the situation is developing according to the plan. the initiative is in our hands. we assume they both know what that plan was. there is lots of talk that the offensive is not going according to plan, that it hasn't really resulted in the kind of progress they were hoping for. according to this note in facebook, also, he spoke with millie about ukraine's needs for better and more munitions and weapons. we know that the united states is considering announcing tomorrow, a new aid package, a weapons package for ukraine that is supposed to, we believe include cluster munitions. ukraine desperately needs to make prodpres in punching through the deep russian defenses, all along the 600 mile long front. >> and ben, bring us an update on president volodomyr zelenskyy. he is currently not in ukraine. >> reporter: yeah, he seems to be doing a round of capitals before the meeting next week in villnous to discuss or pave the way for the meeting. he was in bulgaria earlier today. now he is in the czech republic. we understand that tomorrow, he wil

well, uh, in general, milly has made his opinions known in um, in all sorts of, for around the around washington around the country and outside the might of states . i think it's pretty clear what is the opinion which why did he want space talks now? i think he sees this as a as waste effort. and you have no, no sympathy with the tool because in the polls ahead of next is us general election . of course, donald trump writing hi with the opinions that i get people to talk stuff to the fighting stuff. the supply weapons this war could be over tomorrow, i think is what the, something like the trump said, there's been no national discussion of this uh, probably by me as not as yet to go on television or to explain what the stakes are. a new frame. so that leaves open ground for the traditional american isolationist. uh and uh, if trump is not a traditional american isolation, that she's not really, it was definitely, uh before, uh, before things like go ahead of themselves. i might say, you mean campaigning, but s b r. but after your, uh, realize what was going on in europe and spend, you

milli he said that progress may be slower than analysts assumed, but also pointed out that reality differs from theory. milli noted that ukraine has a significant the amount of combat power not yet committed to the counteroffensive the counteroffensive started about 5-6 weeks ago and the various war games that were played in advance predicted certain levels of progress and it slowed down i 'm not surprised at all because that's the difference between a war on paper and a real war it's real people in real cars that really exchange real mini fields and they really die so when this happens the units tend to slow down and that's right to survive and get through those mini fields and family support heroes of the defense of mariupol freed from captivity azov marines and other ukrainian soldiers return to peaceful life as defenders recover after terrible torture in russian barracks further in our material with a fighting spirit and who recently returned from captivity men with their families undergo rehabilitation in one of medical centers of the city, where a whole list of therapies to improve h

if you believe farrah griffin and mark millie, there you go. there is the intent. that is a crucial part of the case. that is why this test money is so important. there may be other testimony of jared kushner saying i don't believe he actually thought he lost. we are getting into sort of epistemological questions about what is in his mind, how does one ever know what they know? so, to be so clueless, or to be so misinformed, or misguided, to think or believe that you lost the election or won the election, should say, that could be a viable defense? >> i think the category we would follow under legally is advice. here i am, donald trump, i have these lawyers, rudy giuliani, sidney powell, telling me that i could fight this, or using the example of pressuring mike pence, former supplant supreme court clerk, he's telling me the vice president does have this authority, i can rely on that. that is the defense. >> okay, counselor, standby. >>> michael cohen, obviously you were persona non grata for sometime before any of this actually happened, however he has spent a lot

[laughter] and millie looks like a mayonnaise sandwich. but the white house has been relentless in signaling its obedience to diversity with millie soon to retire to the chairman of the joint chiefs biden is pushing general charles brown junior. this is someone who prioritizes the gei initiatives and once said flat out, i hire for diversity. in this anti-meritocracy is all over take the texas border, millions of illegals already have a texas is so desperate they are installing blowup of pontoons in an attempt to harden their defenses for the nation that defeated hitler and invented the nuclear bond is defending itself with balloons. which will only work until someone brings a safety pen. dhs secretary alejandra in charge of our border security had this to say. we didn't forget the clip he had nothing significant to say he never does. [applause] >>. [laughter] but he only talks if it's to lie about his own personnel using whips to hurt illegals but was this the best we could do? we produce 2000 tons of nuclear waste every year from the sewe

plus, milly has a high temperature even before leaving germany. but she did then gets off to a good stones. one run last was 45 seconds with spaces rated by sweet. create cubic feet. the difficulty delivery n range of trip. and that ira account really is known for her dean of the trials and tribulations don't seem to get to her except in a brief but faithful lapse of concentration. perhaps it was only a bit too much for the young t. my teammates were all in hospital after getting injured, so the mood was a bit done and who was already sick anyway and got slammed on the day of the contest. there were a lot of factors against me. i had to put in my absolute safety run. so still finishing and 10 was way more than i imagine 15 seats. and so once any qualification points on the line this time anyway, like for lily, it's not just about the end of page lists. i'm not aiming for one particular contest, student that contests as i'm sure they olympics are probably the biggest thing out there. and so those of us that i just want to carry on skating well toge

unlike in gemini, there's a range of state cox with conditions similar to those international ne millie's fall the right company time on the jenny? no, but he's now going back home. that's a new situation for stuff. that's one of my that's not having my parents here means i have to find things that for myself, for me they love us and matt austin most, there's a lot more that i have to keep in mind thinking and that i might forget. so i can, there's nobody to remind me of things or say, how are you my backpack for me? i have to take care of everything myself out of a line in minutes. and most this has only happened once before, but still least got used to going abroad for training or competitions. although she is still a minor and she's fall from the only one in the state building, seen the 2020 and then pick cham from japan was just teen when she wasn't go gemini, head coach, yoga, and hotline is the name lisa. he is. he used to be a provo dot and like many have said, but then which is the way he coaches this exceptional talent together with her dad oliver, then audio and his dad is this

millie bright. chloe kelly. mary earps. alessia russo. legacy of their euros win to inspire a generation, consider this generation inspired. but turning that enthusiasm into a new era of success, well, that might be a bit harder to guarantee. commentator: england lead! it's karen carney! karen carney played 144 times for england and watches almost as many games a season now as a pundit. she's been leading a major review of women's football, commissioned by the government last year. there's players that were on £5,000 a year, working three jobs, so that means they're undernourished, they're dehydrated, they're fatigued. the quality is not there. they're not being treated fairly. there's been evidence that at the elite game, they've been treated as second class citizens. it's been revolved around the men's game. that has to change. we have to see these as elite athletes and treat them with the utmost respect. getting youngsters into the game, like at bedworth girls in the west midlands, isn't a problem. in the months after euro 2022, there

well, uh, in general, milly has made his opinions known in um, in all sorts of, for around, around washington, around the country and outside united states. i think it's pretty clear what his opinion is, what he wants, peace talks now. i think he sees the size uh um, as wasted effort. and you have no, no sympathy with the tool because in the polls ahead of next is us general election . of course, donald trump writing high with the opinions that a get people to talk stuff to the fighting stuff to supply weapons. this war could be over tomorrow, i think is what the, something like the trump said, you know, national discussion of this uh, probably biting is not as yet to go on television or to explain what the stakes are. a new thing that leaves open ground for a traditional american isolationist. uh and uh, if trump is not a traditional american isolation that she's not anything as well. so was that for the uh before uh, before things like go ahead as themselves. i might say, you mean campaigning, but s p r, but after your uh, realize what was going on in europe and spend, you know, the better

injury, including leah williamson and beth mead, but has been boosted by confirmation today captain millieo play after fully recovering from a knee injury that's seen her sidelined since march. sarina weigman's side are second favourites to lift the trophy. over to the ashes where england are racking up the runs before the weather threatens to disrupt proceedings at old trafford over the weekend. a strong innings today from johnny bairstow — on 94 — has helped push ben stoke's side to 586 — a lead of 269 — england have to win to keep the series alive. as well as the world cup and the ashes, today is also the second day of the open at hoylake. let's go live to our reporter ben croucher who has been watching on at royal liverpool. ben. the overnight leader tommy fleetwood tees off in the next ten minutes, and already he is five shots off the pace. that is because we've seen a stunning second—round form the american brian harman, who has hit the lowest round of the week. he started four under par and has hit six of 65, including an eagle at the 18th, the undoubted highlight. he said making sh

now general the us general mark, milly has listed that uh to avoid a russian noodle war as one of the top priorities. because that wouldn't necessarily mean that the united states would be in hot waters with a nuclear power. now a long call.

and as the us general mark, milly has even listed to avoid a russia and nato war as a top priority for the united states. because that would essentially mean that the us would have to deal with being hot water is with a nuclear power. now a lot conflict poses other difficulties for us interest. one of them being spending more money when it comes to ukraine to make it return to its economic, to send the ability as well as since the united states has an interest in stable energy market. the longer this conflict goes on, the more pressure comes on food prices, but also global economic trends affects the united states, greatly. the united states economies to be precise. and so as long conflict would mean that the global economic growth would slow down. but these trends are said to also hate you or up the hard. those and the analysts have mentioned that there would be an increase in energy prices, which would alone likely to lead to nearly 150000 excess. that's in europe, in the winter of 20222023. so going back to the united states, moving from economics to foreign policy. if this conflict

and as the us general mark, milly has even listed to avoid a russia and nato war as a top priority for the united states. because that would essentially mean that the us would be in hot water is with a nuclear power. now, a lot of conflict causes other difficulties for us interest. one of them being spending more money when it comes to ukraine to make it return to its economic sustainability, as well as since the united states has an interest in stable energy markets. the longer this conflict goes on, the more pressure comes on food prices, but also global economic trends affect the united states greatly. the united states economies to be precise. and so as long conflict would mean that the global economic growth would slow down. if this conflict goes on even longer, that would mean that the united states global priorities would essentially be suppressed and the conflict would absorb its military resources and its energy. and at least have also mentioned the bilateral relations between russia and the united states. and they have said that it is very much unlikely for them to get any be

now general, the us general mark, milly has listed that uh to avoid a russian noodle war as one of the top priorities. because that would necessarily mean that the united states would be in hot water is with a nuclear power. now a long costs slip pose the poses other challenges for the united states, including spending more money on ukraine to return it to the economic sustainability. not only that, but the us also has an interest in stable energy market, and as the conflict wars is and becomes prolonged, this would mean that there would be a continued pressure when it comes to food prices. now the global economic trends also affects the united states and a long conflict would also mean that they cannot make growth would slow down. but these trends are also expected to hit europe, the hardest, according to the analysts, because there would be an increasing energy prices alone, which would likely lead to nearly $150000.00 accessing pets. in europe. in the winter of 20222023. now coming back to the united states from economics to foreign policy where the focus on his global priorities wo

millie and mitchell had been planning their wedding for 18 months and saving hard too.iest heart that we have to announce that we will be closing down and entering into liquidation. please note this hasn't been the easiest of decisions, and we understand people will be angry, upset and worried. they go on to say, we have tried everything we can to remain open, but with bills continuing to rise, it is no longer possible. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. security officials in north—west pakistan say they believe islamic state militants were responsible for sunday's suicide bombing which killed at least 45 people at a political rally. more than 100 people were injured in the explosion in the north—west bajaur district, near the border with afghanistan. it happened at an event organised by one of the country's largest islamic political groups, jui—f — which is part of the government coalition. no group has yet admitted carrying out the attack — and authorities have warned the death toll may rise further. let's tal

england captain millie bright says the lionesses will be pausing discussions over win bonuses and commercialworld cup, which starts in two days' time. bright released a statement saying the players were disappointed that there had been no resolution since they presented the fa with their concerns last year, and they viewed a resolution as key for the growth of the women's game, and feel a strong sense of responsibility to do that. the usa is going into the tournament in australia and new zealand as the favourites to win it for the third time in a row. they're in auckland, building up to their opening match against vietnam on saturday. this tournament will be the last for one of the most successful players of her generation, megan rapinoe, who's retiring in october. she's been the driving force in the side and played a huge part in their 2019 victory. she won the golden boot as top scorer, with six goals and three assists, and the golden ball as best player. it's not hard to see, why she'll be missed. it's sad to think about this being her last, but she has done such incredible things for thi

uh, the cost in aids will have dire consequences on millie is who are uh, currently uh, completely, depending on the u. n. a coming through the board, the crossing now is related say your claims future is in the military lines, but they have not set out a clear path to membership. your claims president for letting me zalinski says the delay is absurd. the late is of the 31 nations in the military alliance. a currently living in miscellaneous, while roches says, and expansion of nato is a big mistake. foreign ministry spokesman reyes zacko. rosa told al jazeera ukraine is being manipulated to advance an agenda against russia. all right, those are the headlines i'm emily. angry and the news continues here on alex's era, after football revels in the meantime, had to our website, which is 0 dot com. i'm charles don, the writer for hindsight, dramatized podcast from alex's here. and they say, we hear from some of history's blogs, notable women and unconventional antics stores in the office. i am 40 that got an accompanying this revolution of every one in china, new my state. you've heard all of th

he would get where more fun than another millie on my account and further down no offense to everyonecourse, once again i say that everyone has different opportunities, of course, but the president's thought was very simple and understandable. if each of us who has a small motherland does at least a little for her, then all the country's small motherland all real, belarus is not minsk, not regional centers. and just small towns, villages and villages will become more beautiful for ourselves, as one bad, but talented group sang. don't forget your roots. remember, there are things an order of magnitude higher than us, which is dark with trying to impose the title of universal chestnutness. but now i am a global power for us, being this utopia, the world will not be monocultural at all. there are not many such ideas for the nation that have washed off their ethnic history, ladu life and traditions, the more today, if we are full of forests of entire nations. what thoughtlessly all sorts of korani, the tree of their history, do not rest the graves of the ducts, waved with recollections, w

the amount of copper reserves in iran is two -tenths of milli safarpour, secretary of the cardboard and sheet industries association . sheet and cardboard production is being produced with one third of the capacity. the production of cardboard in the country is about 3,200,000 tomans and the domestic market demand is about 950,000 to 1 million tomans. on july 1st , there were 338,111 items, which is two and two tenths compared to last year the percentage has increased and the recent problems of bostans have not been affected by the government's recent decision and the latest news is that this year's energy exchange hosted 1,250 transactions worth more than 116,310 billion rials, more than 86,000 tons of hydrocarbon products today. in the energy exchange, the domestic hall of the energy exchange witnessed the supply of more than 21,000 tons of products such as long oil and normal butane, benton cut and ton plus , and in the international hall, more than 66,000 tons of products were sold, including rafinia nafta. and the fifth cut and wide also 77800 hydrocarbon clubs heavy 311 thousand b

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millie ann smith was born in 1850. i saw it all day and in thread to my mammy to put in the loom because they give us homespun clothes and you better keep them if you don't want to go naked. massa had an overseer and a black man driver called jacob green. and if and if a black man was hard to make to do the right thing, they ties them to a tree. but master george never whipped them too hard, just enough to make them behave. the slaves. what worked in the fields was woke up for lights with a horn and worked till dark. and then there was the stock to tend to and the cloth to weave. george wood was the only one who could read and write. and how he learned a little boy on the gin place to come up with him. and they goes off to the woods and he shows george how to read and write. massa never did find out about that till after freedom. we slip off and have prayer. but the allow the white folks to know it. and sometimes we hums religious songs like lo when we work in it was our way of praying to be free. but the white folks d

and as the us general mark, milly has even listed to avoid a russia and nato war as a top priority for the united states. because that would essentially mean that the us would be in hot water is with a nuclear power. now, a lot of conflict poses other difficulties for us interest. one of them being spending more money when it comes to ukraine to make it return to its economic sustainability, as well as since the united states has an interest in stable energy markets. the longer this conflict goes on, the more pressure comes on food prices, but also global economic trends affect the united states greatly. uh, the united states economies to be precise. and so as long conflict would mean that the global economic growth would slow down. if this conflict goes on even longer, that would mean that the united states global priorities with essentially be suppressed and the conflict would absorb its military resources and its energy. analysts have also mentioned the bilateral relations between russia and the united states. and they have said that it is very much unlikely for them to get any bett

this was confirmed by the head of the us committee of staff milli, and according to the american generalue, even though it will be difficult and very bloody indeed. and who in the west is interested in ukrainian losses when billions of dollars are involved? and yes, denis thank you here. uh, here is the continuation of just the news about the destroyed leopards. e from poland and portugal minister. the e defense of germany is directly obtained following the statement of shoigu e. hmm promised ukraine a quote, dozens of tanks. leopard one a5 in the coming week. well, such a fuse of the german minister of defense, of course, slows down a little, of course, the statement of the prime minister. poland marowiecki will also quote the launch in poland the leopard tank repair center runs into a shortage of spare parts. well, and now, to other events, the investigative committee of russia has put on the wanted list a ukrainian businessman, the owner of the khortytsia brand and the global spirit alcohol holding with yevgeny blueberry, he was accused in absentia of financing the armed formations of

unfortunately, well, they write at least that the armed forces of ukraine are moving on the front and general millieloody road and it is a confident motion . they armed is advancing in the direction of tauriy, and here is a scandal, well, it is not a scandal. this is just information that may be there, and i don't know whether it became a scandal in zaporizhzhia or not, because in kyiv, the mayor of the city, vitaliy klitschko, was somewhere there, he was moving cobblestones on bohdan khmelnytskyi street, from khreshchatyk up to the opera house, which you say that it is not necessary to move cobblestones during the war, well, there was a certain answer that we know how to translate something in zaporizhzhia from the local 300 million hryvnias of the budget were spent on roads. please tell me if it is not here claims on the part of the central authority of the government, in particular, whether the volume of the president is this all normal and it was really necessary to spend this money and really master the actions of the zaporozhye city council, they are not subject to any logic at all recently

this story about how the news of the world had hacked into the voicemail of the missing schoolgirl, millythe whole thing over the edge. rupert murdoch, who runs britain's biggest media company, appeared before mps to answer questions about the phone hacking scandal. i would just like to say one sentence. | this is the most - humble day of my life. thank you. the resulting scandal caused the news of the world to close down. i feel so appalled - by what has happened. murder victims, terrorist victims, who've had their phones hacked, | is quite disgraceful. so, the government reacted by setting up the leveson inquiry. there were the most powerful people in the uk, told to sit in front of a microphone, while the world watched online, and talk about what really goes on in their newsrooms. newspaper executives denied any knowledge of illegal activity. we have only seen unsubstantiated allegations and i have seen no evidence to show me that phone hacking has ever taken place at trinity mirror. did you see this sort of thing going on, mr morgan? - no. are you sure about that? 100%. at the end of

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much money does the administration can use during the fiscal year, and this is, for example, general milli, when he gave his last press conference after the last ramstein, he spoke. he is a new example of airplanes, just like this, for example, 10 words that you in 16 cost 2 billion dollars . there are hundreds airplanes, er, several hundred airplanes, er, of the appropriate class, or something else that is still needed on the battlefield today, he specifically talked about the means for demining, because minefields deter the advance of ukrainian troops, that is, it is evaluated through the prism of how much money is there, how can we use the money in the most effective way, but there is no desire, there is no desire, er, there is , i heard from us thank you, mr. president, we have one and a half minutes to answer the last question, please , what is the new york times writing about the visits already? in what is china talking about? what does america want from this visit? i think that this is all a private visit . it is not about politics. relate to real and the policies of the administrat