overload in a closed and direction for the use of drones in december, drones were already tested at mmkso on. it was kamaz machine entrust the most complex sections of industrial transportation, and they are able to work around the clock and in any weather, it is able to independently travel around the plant along a given route. uh, control is carried out, how completely autonomously there is an antenna and round-the-clock communication with the dispatcher in the event of some emergency situations today , the introduction of unmanned vehicles into the transport system is part of the mmk development strategy maria the ignorant oleg karpenko news of the south urals skis and snowboards say goodbye to winter, closing the season without rain, skiing on the slopes of the resort. roza khutor sundresses in shorts and swimsuits, some of them took masks for spearfishing and lifebuoys, the festival will continue on the weekend in the program wedding descent for newlyweds and couples and pajamas for inveterate domodedovs . in our program , prime minister mikhail mishustin met with deputies in the w

probably the most promising area for the use of drones in december, drones were already tested at the mmk on. it was kamaz machine can be trusted with the most difficult sections of industrial transportation, and they are able to work around the clock and in any weather, it is able, and independently, to travel around the plant along a given route. e, control is carried out, how completely autonomously there is an antenna and round-the-clock communication with the dispatcher in case of any emergency situations today, the introduction of unmanned vehicles into the transport system is part of the mmk development strategy maria ignorant oleg karpenko vesti south ural what will happen next in our program troops less now struck back a series strikes on the donetsk bank surname was forced to interrupt online conferences for pro-russian statements and talk about the results of the meeting of deputies and the premiere of mishustin in the white house. details in just a few minutes. wait, there are local potaps next door. it seems that love will help you, will overcome everything premiere from mond

meshchaninova, who co-authored with boris khlebnikov arrhythmia and the film the discovery of this mmk in a bullfinch, and one of the main roles was played by victoria tolstoganova. everyone is going through, how can a lady. hmm , it's so cool when the acting is a great script. uh, it gives don't watch, but it's very human, very deep and somehow light at the same time. after all this, that is , a film with, uh, an ambiguous ending with, uh, an unpredictable plot, of course, an incredible acting, and i have no words at home which sonya is hiding is flooded with water and this is a kind of detailed metaphor for the heroine, as if wandering knee-deep. in tears. what will help is to dry this out as far as it is your personal story, but this is a topic that worries me very much. why is russia's older sister worried. eh? this is news, and the younger, because it seems to me that the little mother was already more protected. well, that is, she actually raised her second daughter, surrounding her with love and really, trying she was part of the family, uh, and very and rather it really was don

mmk was the presentation of the competition of the suspense laboratory of film adaptation to filmmakersey will have to compete for the rights to film adaptation of six books by young russian authors, selected by the organizers and invited experts. screen adaptation suspense lab is a collaborative project media holding, digital television and publishing group. eksmo ast. now we have embarked on the path of film production a little, just in order to prepare to train authors to select promising stories and enter into a dialogue with supporting ones with producers in order for us to have more of our domestic content. if someone likes the book, even if this story in the form of a series or films is different, it will not mean that it is much worse. it will just be presented a little differently. i am very excited about the opportunity experts gathered to listen to the authors, young screenwriters , representatives of the online platform, leading production companies in russia, including mars media, which is now working on the film adaptation of the hotel at the deceased climber brothers stru

mmk became russian peching, the largest film companies of our country presented special ideas to thes production projects that can interest the audience of both countries , the prospects for cooperation will also be appreciated at the presentation of international venues by the participants, who will become representatives of iran, kyrgyzstan, kazakhstan and mozambique, our two cinemas, graphically powers in not so many. unfortunately, joint projects are being made. and we hope that money is just the point of growth will be. well, actually speaking about and we hope that part of the films through will be screened here for some time at the moscow film festival, there will also be a large delegation from iran . we will also organize russian iranian pinching together with them. in addition, the head of the delegation will take part in a round table, and those same eco-production projects, and with russia, therefore, we will also we are waiting, well, a certain kpi, the number of signing agreements following the results of this trip is leading. the rental company central partnership has

namely the arrival of the train, no not the lumiere brothers a with the participants of the very first mmkst the moskovsky railway station also, according to tradition , at the opening ceremony, the first honorary prizes of the festival will be awarded the konstantin stanislavsky prize for conquering the heights of acting. film screenings of the main competitive programs begin on friday, ahead of seven busy days of work and vivid impressions. one of the main events of the 45th anniversary moscow international film festival is the new film by boris khlebnikov, bullfinch, the opening of the iff for everyone who loves modern , topical, big russian cinema. bullfinch, a must-see picture will be released this summer. more about it right now. at first glance, this is a disaster movie, an old shabby fishing boat gets caught in a storm and the task is not just to survive, but to save all the hard-won catch collected in a few days. not visible. well, as it always happens with boris khlebnikov, everything is much more complicated for the story of how two students, a novice get into a team of experienc

but i mmk— barry humphries himself. but i mmk a— barry humphries himself.k a lot of people have been reflecting on his— think a lot of people have been reflecting on his other work, wmem— reflecting on his other work, which showed _ reflecting on his other work, which showed his variety as a performer— which showed his variety as a perrormer .— which showed his variety as a performer . and— which showed his variety as a performer . and he was truly one performer. and he was truly one of performer. and he was truly one or a— performer. and he was truly one or a kma— performer. and he was truly one of a kind entertainer before he passed— of a kind entertainer before he passed away.— of a kind entertainer before he passed away. he— of a kind entertainer before he passed away. he didn't want to be referred— passed away. he didn't want to be referred to— passed away. he didn't want to be referred to as— passed away. he didn't want to be referred to as an icon, but rm— be referred to as an icon, but r-m sorry.— be referred to as an icon, but rm sorry. mar— be ref

so do you mmk— response were both present. then boris had an enormous majority. and what do with it? um blair what did he do with it? um blair had a tremendous majority, but he didn't always do the things that he said he was going to do. um, and i think what there is now is a tendency to want to please people. and of course it is a simple fact of life, not only a political life, but of life in general . you cannot life in general. you cannot always please people. you are bound to upset some people. now, thatcher didn't care whom she upset as long as she was convinced that what she was doing right. we lack now doing was right. we lack now that sort of conviction politician a politician who will stand up and say this is what i believe, this is what i'm going to do if i can. and that's that. now it's all, you know, a compromise and trying to bring people with you who don't want to be brought with you . to be brought with you. interesting. let's bring in my oumoiie— interesting. let's bring in my oumoiie ae— interesting. let's bri

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i mmk— well, i wouldn't marry tracy. i mmk mere— well, i wouldn't marry tracy. pretty chilly are living along chilly if you are living along that coastline wednesday, thursday, similar, thursday, pretty similar, although a risk of a shower in the . three more political interviews with a difference this evening. first up, it's labour's luke pollard. as an mp , i wasn't pollard. as an mp, i wasn't prepared for a mass shooting like this. i don't think anyone is like this. i don't think anyone be comme— like this. i don't think anyone be coming up— like this. i don't think anyone be coming up ,— e i don't think anyone is coming up, energy minister erebem— is coming up, energy minister graham stuart— is coming up, energy minister graham stuart . _ is coming up, energy minister graham stuart . f graham stuart. but basically i did what i was told to do, which is to say it wasn't a confidence vote after it had been sent out earlier that it was. so it did lead to and contribute to a sense of chaos. coming up, conservative mp joe gideon. the challenge has been that- conse

so r mmk— those staff when they leave. so r mmk r— those staff when they leave.pay offer from the a fully funded pay offer from| rme—propopry the government will probably increase student— the government will probably increase student attendance at eomoor—move- increase student attendance at school—have the| school because we'll have the epppom— school because we'll have the eppporrlprooe— school because we'll have the support i place for- school because we'll have the support place for those support in place for those puppe— support in place for those prprre mor— support in place for those pupils that-it- support in place for those pupils that it. 'r: support in place for those- pupils that-it. and that pupils that need it. and that question— pupils that need it. and that question there as well. i asked him, you know, with the dropping attendance levels, will these strikes by teachers decrease piece the amount of pupils that are coming into school? but he said no pay us more. the teachers will come in, it will be better funded and schools will run better. so tha

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that's what i mmk— new smart motorways. that's what i mm m— new smart motorways.the right decision. animal rights activists- i think is the right decision. animal rights activists are calling for jump animal rights activists are calling forjump racing to be calling for jump racing to be banned after three horses died at the grand national festival. 118 people were arrested for disrupting the event yesterday , disrupting the event yesterday, delaying the start of the race. animal rising. the campaign group wants to see more stringent safety measures implemented and has warned further protests will take place over the summer in a statement, the british horseracing authority robustly condemned the action , adding it's action, adding it's investigating what caused the fatalities . global leaders are fatalities. global leaders are holding crisis talks in an effort to bring an end to a second day of heavy fighting in sudan on at least 56 civilians have been killed and almost 600 injured as the army and paramilitary forces battle for control all across the capital, khart

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