finally, the fourth image of marilyn munroe, the work of the american artist andy warhal, in fact, this is not quite a portrait, it is an advertising poster for a film in which marilyn munroe starred, beautifully reproduced painted, andy vorhal loved to reproduce not only portraits of celebrities. his most famous work is soupkumble, this is actually a statement, because berlin munro, now an unreal figure, the consumer consumes, buys on the market, in this case cinema, the image of marilyn munro just as he consumes buys soupkumble, there was a label of a living person here no longer. today, with the development of social networks, we are all in a similar state avatar what ... is present in the internet space, it is not a person, this is not a personality, behind the avatar there may be something completely different from what a real person is. warhol's statement is very harsh, it is even harsher than the famous black square of malevich. malevich recorded the end of fine art in the form in which it existed for thousands of years, in different variations. orhal records the disappearance of

well, certainly not like the munro doctrine, we have a respectful attitude towards all our partners. latin america is powerful. pole of the emerging polycentric world order and the fact that selak is now getting a second wind after president lula came to power, many initiatives, including initiatives that are aimed at creating mechanisms that allow trade, cooperation, investment, without depending on the mechanisms that the united states controls through international ones. consider it appropriate not to make new decisions yet to adapt the organization, well , the association, not the organization, it is an association of like-minded people, there were five of us, now there are 10, of course, this requires some kind of getting used to the smooth entry of new members into the work, taking into account the traditions that have developed over the years of the existence of the five, but the summit in kazan will consider... the recommendations that were requested by the leader last year, the leaders at the summit in johannesburg last year will be considered to make a proposal on how the m

word eurasia is increasingly appearing in our rhetoric in foreign policy, because here we recalled munro, yes, who, as it were, some hemisphere considered the sphere of exclusive interests of american states, by the way, there was no talk only about the united states, the sphere of interests of american states, in the western hemisphere you rush to us with european affairs, that's how it is here, in fact, until then eurasian. now he came as some kind of unnecessary half-forgotten toy, you know, such a poor relative, whom it is a pity to abandon, it seems unclear to what business to attach him, well, he will stand nearby, through him, look, both candidate, which our brilliant colleagues have told us about here, using zelensky, they solved their problems, that is, he did not solve his own, but through him, he is not popular, remember at the nato summit, which was in vilnius, he stood like a poor relative again, everyone was in chic evening dresses and a suit. crimes, resignation, possible budanov and the publication of umerov's involvement in the military, they also promoted budanov in the

needed to create it, trump began to create indo-tech region. century, especially the tightness of the munro doctrine, which limited the united states in the western hemisphere, he does not want, trump is not an isolationist. his period he was born in 1946, yes, in my opinion, his formation took place in the fifties and sixties, the apogee of the dominance of the united states, the power of the united states, so he wants to restore, including industrial power, from here what is called ruling the world without spreading there, so to speak. died 10 years ago, right, but still echoes there were some, there were such echoes that everyone said that he was terrible, by the way, i don’t dispute this, well, as i understand him lately, oh, as i understand him, yes, that’s why for trump now, but he wants, of course, to win, in my opinion, of course, they don’t want him and won’t let him in, that establishment that now exists in the united, i’m afraid, they will kill him, liquidate him, no, they can liquidate him, yes, this is indisputable, they have already tried to do this, they will try, even... if

the showers coming in thick and fast as scotland could be a little bit wintry over the top of the munrossouth. but a windier day for all of us. gales possibly in the north and the east. and it's here where the rain hangs around, and it could give some significant rainfall across the likes of orkney and shetland as well, through tuesday and wednesday. so although we'll see 12 to 18, i think those temperatures tempered by the strength of the wind particularly so on wednesday, does look as if southern areas may see a ridge of high pressure building towards the end of the week, but we will firm up on the details as the time goes on. more online. venezuelan presidential candidate is granted asylum in spain — candidate is granted asylum in spain in — candidate is granted asylum in spain in the wake of the disputed election result. three israelis shot _ disputed election result. three israelis shot dead _ disputed election result. three israelis shot dead at _ disputed election result. three israelis shot dead at the - israelis shot dead at the border crossing between the occupied west bank and

the showers coming in thick and fast as scotland could be a little bit wintry over the top of the munrosand the east. and it�*s here where the rain hangs around, and it could give some significant rainfall across the likes of orkney and shetland as well, through tuesday and wednesday. so although we�*ll see 12 to 18, i think those, temperatures tempered by the strength of the wind particularly so on wednesday, does look as if southern areas may see a ridge of high pressure building towards the end of the week, but we will firm up on the details as the time goes on. more online. live from washington. this is bbc news. venezuelan opposition presidential candidate edmundo gonzalez arrives in spain to seek asylum, in the wake ofjuly�*s disputed election result. three israelis are shot dead at a border crossing between the occupied west bank and jordan. a new poll finds donald trump and kamala harris neck?and—neck two days before a pivotal us presidential debate. hello, i�*m lucy hockings. the man who insists that he is the rightful leader of venezuela, edmundo gonzalez, has arrived in spain

for the appearance in front of safitami kim chose the original dress of marilyn munroe. for this, she tormented herself with diets, lost 7 kg, and luckily fit into the outfit, but apparently. some piece of broccoli still turned out to be extra, the dress treacherously tore in the most prominent place, in fact, there was no option b, as a result, all the details had to be effectively covered with a fur coat, and there was nothing to cover up with, photos of how treacherous self-tanner flowed down christina aguilera's legs will forever remain in the history of celebrity punctures, but christina loves to be dark-skinned and sing from the heart loves too, and since then has also loved air conditioners. were the stars very upset by all this awkwardness? hardly, perhaps they waved their hands and laughed, like king charles, for example, so it’s even easier for you and me, well, awkwardness, but it happened, it happens to everyone. in addition, those around could have forgotten about it altogether, or not even seen it, and the paparazzi were probably distracted. here, of course

these showers coming in thick and fast as scotland could be a little bit wintry over the top of the munrosd and it could give some significant rainfall across the likes of 0rkney and shetland as well through tuesday and into wednesday. so, although we'll see 12—18, i think those temperatures, tempered by the strength of the wind — particularly so on wednesday — does look as if southern areas may see a ridge of high pressure building towards the end of the week, but we will firm up on the details as the time goes on. more online. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk, from lake como in northern italy. i'm stephen sackur. this is the venue for the ambrosetti forum, a gathering of international politicians, where this year, the conversation keeps returning to one simple question — who will win the us presidential election in november, and what will it mean for global geopolitics? well, my guest today has strong opinions on that matter. he is republican us senator lindsey graham, one of

the showers coming in thick and fast as scotland could be a little bit wintry over the top of the munrose the rain hangs around and it could give some significant rainfall across the likes of orkney and shetland as well through tuesday and into wednesday. so, although we'll see 12—18, i think those temperatures, tempered by the strength of the wind — particularly so on wednesday — does look as if southern areas may see a ridge of high pressure building towards the end of the week, but we will firm up on the details as the time goes on. more online. closing the productivity gap. the eu is set to unveil how it can remain competitive in the green transition. google in the spotlight. the tech giant faces its second big us monopoly trial of the year. this timem focusing on its online ad business. and counting the cost of urban migration. we find out about those left behind in rural kenya. live from london, this is business today. i'm sally bundock. we start in brussels, where in just a few hours' time, a much anticipated report into the european union's flagging economic competitiveness and r

the showers coming in thick and fast as scotland could be a little bit wintry over the top of the munrosth. but a windier day for all of us. gales possibly in the north and the east. and it's here where the rain hangs around, and it could give some significant rainfall across the likes of orkney and shetland as well, through tuesday and into wednesday. so although we'll see 12 to 18, i think those, temperatures tempered by the strength of the wind particularly so on wednesday, does look as if southern areas may see a ridge of high pressure building towards the end of the week, but we will firm up on the details as the time goes on. more online. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm steve lai. the headlines: venezuela's opposition leader arrives in spain — claiming asylum. he tells his supporters "we will continue to fight". jordan launches an investigation into the killing of three israelis at a border crossing to the occupied west bank. typhoon yagi rips through northern vietnam — leaving at least 21 people dead and more than 229 others injured. and — fireworks light up

the showers coming in thick and fast as scotland could be a little bit wintry over the top of the munroses possibly in the north and the east. and it's here where the rain hangs around, and it could give some significant rainfall across the likes of orkney and shetland as well, through tuesday and into wednesday. so although we'll see 12 to 18, i think those, temperatures tempered by the strength of the wind particularly so on wednesday, does look as if southern areas may see a ridge of high pressure building towards the end of the week, but we will firm up on the details as the time goes on. more online. as the olympic straw to a close we'll see what rewards athletes will receive. hello and welcome to business today. i'm steve lai. let's begin in the united states, where stock markets have fallen on concerns about what lies ahead for the economy. the benchmark s&p 500 fell by 1—point—7 percent, while the nasdaq lost more than 2—point—5 percent on friday. this came after a jobs report suggested the labour market was weakening, paving the way for an interest rate cut by the federal reserv

the showers coming in thick and fast to scotland could be a little bit wintry over the top of the munros north and the east. and it's here where the rain hangs around, and it could give some significant rainfall across the likes of 0rkney and shetland as well, through tuesday and into wednesday. so although we'll see 12 to 18, i think those, those temperatures tempered by the strength of the wind particularly so on wednesday, does look as if southern areas may see a ridge of high pressure building towards the end of the week, but we will firm up on the details as the time goes on. more online. this is bbc news — the headlines. great ormond street hospital is overseeing an urgent review of the cases of more than seven—hundred patients after concerns were raised about a former surgeon. the patients were treated by yaserjabbar — a consultant orthopaedic surgeon who worked at the hospital until a year ago. jordan's launched an investigation into the fatal shooting of three israeli security personnel by a jordanian truck driver — at a border crossing which links it to the occupied west bank.

the showers coming in thick and fast as scotland could be a little bit wintry over the top of the munros windier day for all of us. gales possibly in the north and the east. and it's here where the rain hangs around and it could give some significant rainfall across the likes of orkney and shetland as well through tuesday and into wednesday. so, although we'll see 12—18, i think those temperatures, tempered by the strength of the wind — particularly so on wednesday — does look as if southern areas may see a ridge of high pressure building towards the end of the week, but we will firm up on the details as the time goes on. more online. live from london, this is bbc news. the impact of the covid pandemic on healthcare workers and patients in the uk is set to be examined as the public inquiry enters its next phase. the us secretary of state says the political exile of venezuela's opposition leader edmundo gonzalez is a direct result of its government's anti—democratic live from london, this is bbc news. the impact of the covid pandemic on healthcare workers and patients in the uk is set to

the showers coming in thick and fast as scotland could be a little bit wintry over the top of the munrosikes of 0rkney and shetland as well, through tuesday and into wednesday. so although we�*ll see 12 to 18, i think those, those temperatures tempered by the strength of the wind temperatures tempered by the strength of the wind particularly so on wednesday, does look as if southern areas may see a ridge of high pressure building towards the end of the week, but we will firm up on the details as the time goes on. more online. straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk, from lake como in northern italy. i�*m stephen sackur.

the showers coming in thick and fast as scotland could be a little bit wintry over the top of the munrosibly in the north and the east. and it's here where the rain hangs around, and it could give some significant rainfall across the likes of 0rkney and shetland as well, through tuesday and into wednesday. so although we'll see 12 to 18, i think those temperatures tempered by the strength of the wind particularly so on wednesday, does look as if southern areas may see a ridge of high pressure building towards the end of the week, but we will firm up on the details as the time goes on. more online. voice—over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. rugby is facing a day of reckoning. former players are lining up to say head injuries have destroyed their lives. i signed up to get diagnosed with dementia at 38 years old... idol dementia at 38 years old... not knowin: dementia at 38 years old... not knowing what's _ dementia at 38 years old... not knowing what's happening to you. — knowing what's

the showers coming in thick and fast as scotland could be a little bit wintry over the top of the munros. and it's here where the rain hangs around and it could give some significant rainfall across the likes of 0rkney and shetland as well through tuesday and into wednesday. so, although we'll see 12—18, i think those temperatures, tempered by the strength of the wind — particularly so on wednesday — does look as if southern areas may see a ridge of high pressure building towards the end of the week, but we will firm up on the details as the time goes on. more online. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today. more than 30,000 stories of how covid impacted health workers, patients and their families, will be used as evidence in the latest phase of the covid inquiry which begins today. great 0rmond street hospital orders a review into the work of a surgeon and admits some children have been harmed. leaders of two major unions call on the government to scrap plans to cut winter fuel payments for millions of pensioners. the curtain comes down on th

celebrities, here they are, in forty-ninth position, please read, what kind of celebrity is there, marilyn munroyn monroe, yes, no more, well, look, they are all different, well, yes, they are different, yes, well, they chose 49, marilyn monroe, i want to show you a small experiment now, and do you know what origami is, very roughly, very roughly, it is when we assemble some kind of figure from a piece of paper, there are similar cases when we do not assemble, on the contrary. we do, that is, we fold our piece of paper and begin to cut, we'll cut a little bit here, fold it, a little bit here, so, so, so we'll cut it more beautifully like this, then we'll also trim this part, it should be 49 or oh no, of course, if we take it, we'll look, we'll unfold this thing carefully, so that it doesn't tear, who did you name again, you can say, i think either 49 or marilyn monroe, yes marilyn monroe, yes you named her, i could. "thank you, it's fine, alexey, how do you do it, it's a secret, of course, how beautifully, and only marlin monroe can do that, no, of course, various celebrities, also schwarzenegge

company these are these i honestly don't know here i am these are some terriers attention to gavin munrotime it is edible no it is for dogs. no, it is modular, no, it is not functional, no, that is, not beauty, the peculiarity lies in what the furniture is made of, well, you can say so, you can say so, people use it, yes, yes, quite, a wardrobe, yes, its intended purpose, yes, but from waste, no, not from waste, it needs to be grown, it needs to be grown, it's like this, you plant a seed. it's paradoxical, but evgeny gave a well, well, practically - practically correct, what is there absolutely correct answer, yes, what did you say, grow it, despite all the seeming idiocy of this version, in our team it's called the iron syndrome, yes, when they say, some kind of nonsense, but it turns out to be correct. iron, iron, in short, iron, yes, it's furniture, which, in fact, well, practically, it grows at the root, how it is done, you knew, but it seems to me, some, some form, yes, special, well, naturally, then the branches are simply directed still alive, well, in general, show the answer and

the showers coming in thick and fast as scotland could be a little bit wintry over the top of the munros. and it's here where the rain hangs around, and it could give some significant rainfall across the likes of 0rkney and shetland as well, through tuesday and into wednesday. so although we'll see 12 to 18, i think those, temperatures i think those temperatures tempered by the strength of the wind particularly so on wednesday, does look as if southern areas may see a ridge of high pressure building towards the end of the week, but we will firm up on the details as the time goes on. up on the details more up on the details online. asian markets slip on fresh concerns about growth in the us. with the paralympics drawing a close, we take a look at the financial rewards that athletes will receive. hello and welcome to business today. i'm steve lai. in asia, stock markets have slipped over concerns about growth in the world's largest economy. the nikkei index in japan is trading 3% lower while in south korea it fell by 1%, after a closely watched us jobs report suggested the labour market wa

>> trace: with that let's bring in the author of why bad looks good, wendy patrick along with kate munrou both for coming on. foxnews.com writes the following. tom elliott's posted that media outlets spend at least 350 hours ... blaming trump for hoaxes and they know it's not true and they don't care that it's not true. >> they don't have to care that it's not true because there's no accountability whatsoever as you saw. they go totally unchecked. you can do whatever you want. i've been through a bomb threat probably ten times and it happened when i was in school. we all got to go home early and those were fake. this seems like a lot of misdirection to me on the side of the left, not on the side of the right. they would go totally unchecked. they will apologize later night about five days from now. >> they said this... [please stand by] >> even if you are part of the admin's ration you know you're out there and spewing lies. you feel like that's a lie. >> it's also drawing attention to something that they don't want to talk about which is the influx of migrants that have overwhelmed thes

whiskers were broken poor thing kitten so sorry for myself so why is she behaving so badly such a merlin munroeoh how beautiful dissatisfied? well in general from the nearest settlement 30 kilometers probably was this well this is a miracle in fact it is in this place to stop and hear woh well let's talk about cats now about the fact that they have already taken her out for sure. do you have experience with animals before or yes we love animals very much, but before this i had a cat my husband had a cat, how did you prepare for the chucha to live with you, i am a person who must prepare for everything, i read how to raise, how to bathe, what to drip, how to eat, i turned to a person who deals with cats, cat psychology. she told me, well, i was on the phone 24/7 while you were arriving, no, that was when i had already arrived, that was when we had already decided that she would get along with us, what kind of character she turned out to be, well, when i brought her, i thought - she would be grateful that she was taken, she would be such an affectionate cat, well here it's the opposite, she's dow