little touch to the history of his school happened because of my father, who... who headed the national museum late 80s, your father is an architect, he is an architect-restorer, and a lot of what tourists see now in lviv, such as a pharmacy, a museum, or the actual arsenal, is his, well , it is his, his work, and a large part of the buildings that there is a market on the square, by the way, my grandfather, he saved part of lviv from destruction, because... there was an idea of ​​replanning lviv approximately as it was in kyiv, in the area of ​​st. michael's cathedral, that is, this is the son of oleksa novakiv, this is the son of oleks novakivskyi , yes, yes, and then and then your father is the grandson of oleks novakivskyi, yes, as a grandson, he, she, he is like a grandson, when he became the director of the national museum, he began to establish contacts with students and give back, that is, through him i understood what the school was and who his students were, huh. but actually, it was precisely because of him that i started to somehow touch on this and research it, but unfortunately,

anyone look to visit either the national museum, natural history or the american of natural history? can you tell us a little bit about these two museums and which museums have more viewing fossils view and what you see there since it seems like do have knowledge of both. yeah well the american museum if you two dinosaurs the american museum of natural history has more great exhibits because they have somewhat the the sort of wheel gold gold coins of dinosaur exhibits and in many other groups as well. our museum has way larger collections. we have paleontology alone. we have over 40 million accessions specimens and anything from single celled to fossil whale. so i think in terms of paleontology, we have much than the americans left received, but i must say that the exhibits at the american museum of let's see, i personally find more interesting slipups. i hate to say it for you to know and there are just a quick train ride away from each in new york. exactly. yeah. and i recommend if anyone hasn't been to the national museum of natural history and haven't seen the the new dinosaur exh

museum. in may of that year , criminal proceedings were initiated in ukraine over the theft of national treasuresrussians. from the museum more than 100 billion dollars will be needed for the reconstruction of historical monuments. the statistics of the losses of the ukrainian cultural fund will change more than once, because the shelling of ukrainian cities does not stop, and some monuments are located in temporarily occupied territories and their condition is not known for sure. thanks colleagues for this material. it is extremely painful to watch this story. especially when we had the opportunity to visit many of these monuments, and many of our viewers, i am sure, remember all the cultural heritage that russia destroyed, ihor peshivailo, director of the national museum of the revolution of dignity, coordinator of the heritage rescue headquarters, from we are in touch, mr. igor, we think that you also have thoughts on how to reflect on this story, please, yes, thank you, thank you very much. for this plot, especially on today's international day, in which we identify historical monuments, plac

the national art museum contains not only the works of the author, but also the artistic works of hisors. we will see that the academy of arts, therefore , the students of vasily sharongovich are very different within the walls, despite his rigor, despite all the principles that were, despite everything that he taught, for him there was still a second main hypostasis - to make them real artists, thinking, he is remembered as a very strict teacher, he really was a very great perfectionist in life for himself, he was strict for... his students can attend until mid-may. katerina pavlova, andrey novgorodtsev, tv news agency. a healthy lifestyle and patriotism are intertwined in the uruchi sports complex. today , the next stage of the volunteer project in the world of army sports took place there. his. held for pupils of orphanages and social and pedagogical centers. the invited guest was tokyo olympic bronze medalist maxim nedosekov. the titled athlete told the story of his successes, answered the guys’ questions, and also showed awards from international tournaments. all meetings with fa

returned valuables in the national museum of the history of ukraine presented 274 items of archeology and coins that estonia returned to ukraine. our correspondent kateryna galko already managed to see them. she is also with us live. i congratulate katya, so what are the values ​​from now on again in ukraine and who and where he wanted. to bring out, i congratulate katya, i congratulate the viewers of the tv channel, so now we are in the national museum of the history of ukraine, and here behind me are almost three hundred artifacts, among them jewelry from the skivskyi, pre-roman and roman times, as well as medieval finds, things from the burials of wealthy horsemen and many various coins. there are also 26 medieval silver coins of the 10-11th century and scandinavian coins, and here. more about the numismatic component, let's hear further. many coins from german minting, 11th century, like me said, there is one french coin of the 16th century, it is a bit strange here, but in general the treasure is unique in the sense that in our museum and in general in ukrainian museums there are

, i mean the center, well, the center. the center of kyiv, i.e., this is the territory of the national museum, and in general, near, well, as it is believed, the foundation of the tithe church, old kyiv mountain, and in the center first appeared a barn in the form of a wagon, then the moscow priests, uoc of the moscow order of lenin of the patriarchate , money appeared from dangerous persons. this illegal construction by the russian church was supposed to be demolished, but it was still there, and now they even started to collect money, and now the volunteers keep saying money, let's go to the front, and we will sort it all out for free, i have a question for you, why this the structure has a solution in its nose. but ukraine and courts, why is it so inviolable even now? you you know, well, because it was created by the obvious state itself, when we understand that the state and the church are separate, but with all possible preference, the churches of the moscow patriarchate were created, starting from, say, trade, yes, duty-free, under the guise of humanitarian aid, ending with only territo

speaker, today to voice my strong support for h.r. 3250, the national museum of play recognition act. this bipartisan bill will designate the margaret woodbury strong museum in rochester, new york, where i'm grateful and privileged to represent, as the national museum of play. as has been described by my colleagues, the museum was founded by margaret woodbury strong in 1968. it is the only museum of its kind that exists for the exclusive purpose of exploring the ways in which play encourages learning, creativity and discovery and how it illuminates cultural history. children in the hopes of each and every community across this country, we must continue to inspire future generations to learn, grow and innovate and we know the best way to do that is through play. in 2023 the strong museum completed its most recent 90,000 square foot expansion of new exhibit space, bringing the museum total square footage to 282,000 square feet of areas of play and, as has been described, the museum also features the toy hall of fame. each year the hall of fame selects inductees like the fischer price co

staff from the nearby national museum and local residents rushed to rescue a number of historic paintingseveryone inside the building was able to leave. the culture minister has said 400 years of danish cultural heritage "had gone up in flames". now — a building plan that has got people talking... it is the proposed design of the train station in the chinese city of nanjing which supposedly takes inspiration from plum blossoms, which the city is known for. but others have been pointing out its resemblance to something quite different. "it is a giant sanitary pad", said one commentator on weibo. "why can we see it and the architects can't?" said another. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. tuesday was another fairly cool day, winds a little bit lighter. but we had further showers, some heavy with hail and thunder once again. next few days, it's pretty similar, it stays on the chilly side. there will be further showers or longer spells of rain. a bit of sunshine, nights will be cool. we're still in this chilly air mass, as you can see here, for wednesday. so it means thing

the national rights museum is honored to have martin luther king, the with us today to deliver the keynote address. thank you so much. an introduction and i thank national civil rights museum. to all religious leaders that are here today today. all elected officials mr. mayor to your lovely wife to state representatives senators to. community leaders, to business leaders to visitors who've come to this city for this moment this time, and perhaps most of all, to the children. because a nation is judged by how it treats its most precious resource. and that would be our children. let me also thank my alpha brothers. for, in a real sense, we all owe a great deal of gratitude to fraternity phi alpha one because in washington, d.c., our nation's capital. in the midst of memorials to war and presidents, there's only one memorial that is dedicated to peace and justice and. and that memorial was pulled together, certainly by a lot of people. a lot of corporations. but it is my fraternity brothers of alpha phi alpha. and so we all hold greek debt of gratitude because when anyone comes from anywhere

now either these images are museum objects or photographs of the ancient monuments of the national museum of iran hosted the unveiling ceremony of this four-volume set , which was dedicated to ali nasiryan. the collection of illustrated history of ancient iran has been prepared in 11 volumes by the efforts of sayan publishing house, and the next volumes will be unveiled in the summer of 1403. sahar zwanati of sed and sima news agency. gaza music piece with kermanji local structure was released. this work is written by hassan roshan and sung by mohsen mirzad. zadeh was built to support the oppressed people of gaza. the earth is the same, the sky is the same. zhejol, who is tajin, who is chiyan. cereals according to mage's address. their hearts and tian ye mead in the zionist regime's air attack on al-tanur neighborhood in the east of rafah yak. a palestinian was martyred. the bodies of three other martyrs were recovered from the rubble in bani soheila east in khanyounis. this morning, the bodies of 10 palestinian martyrs were pulled out from under the rubble of the occupation's air attack

you remember the ukrainians in the battle of kursk in the second world war, our museum is the national museums agency, french defense minister lekarnu had a telephone conversation with russian defense minister shaigu. while there are no details, the intriguing news, to be honest, is, of course, only one detail for now: the head of the french ministry of defense, in a conversation with shaigu , strongly condemned the terrorist attack in crocus city hall , expressed solidarity with the families of the victims, we need, of course, official confirmation of this conversation from the russian ministry of defense and details. ask. our day today in the state duma was devoted to the report. the government of the russian federation, i am sure that you have already talked about this, it will probably be analyzed today in all news programs, on all our television channels, the government was supported by deputies, by all factions of the state duma, and , in fact, the fact that despite the unprecedented number of sanctions, 19 sanctions are more than there are in principle in total for everyone... the last

today in the funds of the national museum there are about 30,000 exhibits, which make up more than twentynt collections, but two remain the main ones - national art, art of the countries of the world. many of them were collected by an outstanding woman from the country of the soviets, elena vasilyevna alladova. the belarus 24 tv channel broadcasts for you around the clock, do not switch, our daily task is to talk about belarus in the country abroad, more than 100 million viewers around the world. have access to watch projects from our tv channel, so what is belarus like? business and developing, hospitable, bright and festival. generous, picturesque and monumental, sports and team. we tell you not only about significant events, we introduce you to active, energetic and inspiring people who live in belarus and do everything for its development. belarus can be different, to understand and feel it you need to see it with your own eyes. hello, dear tv viewers. watch us every day, because we are making belarus closer, the anglo-saxons have a main line, preserve the global dominance, the only w

discussed with colleagues during a working visit to the kingdom, she met with the leadership of the national museumest museum collection in southeast asia. in which women's teams from russia, kazakhstan and belarus take part. it all started with a theatrical performance, the legend of the birth of arctic fire. i saw it all danil makhalin. the city of dudinka is located on the right bank of the yenisei river, at its confluence with the dudinka river, 100 km from narilsk and a little further from the point where the yenisei flows into the kara sea. the main city-forming enterprise is marine. in the world, operating in year-round navigation mode in the conditions of the far north, its berths are annually flooded during the spring flood, but are restored after the end of the ice drift. relatively recently , the taimyr ice arena appeared here, where the now famous already the traditional northernmost international curling tournament, this time the eighth in a row. immersion in the world of arctic nature and customs on the approaches to the stadium, where reindeer hospitably greet you. creative groups fr

an exhibition of collages by alfred schnittka has opened at the russian national museum of music.icated to the ninetieth anniversary of the composer’s birth. the exhibition features his manuscripts and personal belongings. the exhibition is accompanied by audio recordings from the museum's collections. schnittky worked in all genres and skillfully combined them. he was the author of music for more than six. retro cars, visit high-profile theater travel back in time in premieres or experience the atmosphere of noble life. muscovites are in for an exciting weekend, especially since temperatures in the city are set to rise. artyom kuznetsov carefully studied the program for the upcoming weekend. at the tram depot named after. final preparations are underway, retro cars are being updated for an important event; tomorrow, in honor of the 125th anniversary of the moscow tram , a parade of historical trams will take place on lesnaya street. the column will be led by a tpf motor tram car, popularly called a lantern car. and that's why there's on the roof there were special multi-colored w

scattered, but insofar as i know that in museums there in california, london, moscow, in our national museumsr example, hillary clinton, with nina yeltsena i i met in person, here. kocha’s weight hit my bison, so well, this is the way it turned out, well, in the end, it’s very happy that our straw... is on the unesco list, including mine, so there is some kind of life outcome. among the numerous works, special attention is drawn to skillfully made bison, openwork spiders, ancient wedding crowns decorated with fine straw embroidery and unusual icons dating back to the beginning of the 19th century. these icons appeared in our collection by accident. old man. engaged in various types of applied art, this includes ceramics, wood carving, sewing, weaving from wicker, however, all these skills became only an addition to the main skill, the creation of unique straw images, i was the first to weave straw, and in order to make the ascension, i imagined , that when something ascends to the sky, then some... thinnest threads break, some knots break and remain on the ground, in the form of a person it a

the third edition of the iftikhar man festival is going to be held in the shirin palace of the national museum of the islamic revolution and holy defense, with the presence of people such as brigadier general kargar, the head of the foundation for the preservation of the values ​​of the holy defense. what is the purpose of this festival? it is a role model and a bridge between the warriors and the front your protection is the holy defense of our youth and the promotion of the culture of sacrifice and martyrdom, as well as strengthening the spirit and motivation of resistance jihad among the descendants of the children and spouses of your predecessors, who came before you to obtain the holy defense by sending images, videos and audio files, even handwritten and photographed. establish a communication bridge if there is a question at the service. thank you very much , i hope that you will come back with reports that can provide good information for all the viewers. inshallah, thank you . thank you, mr. qaimi, for you and mrs is the reporter of the isar and martyrdom group of the radio and televi

in september 2018 , a fire broke out at the national museum of brazil and lasted throughout the night, resulting in 90% of the exhibits being destroyed by fire. in january 2014 , a fire in the ancient city of duketsun in southwest china destroyed over 100 residential buildings. the history of the city dates back more than 1,300 years, it is clear that it was very popular among tourists, due to many are well preserved. buildings in the tibetan style, the russian president spoke on the phone with the president of the islamic republic of iran, ibrahim reisi, as reported in the kremlin, the conversation took place at the initiative of the iranian side, the leaders of the two countries discussed the situation in the middle east after israel's attack on the iranian consulate in damascus and from.. . and the past elections are characterized by general consolidation, noted ela pomfilova, this is the wisdom of our people, the most cynical requests of ill-wishers could not interfere. they made a bet on terror, this is something that has never happened before, that is, why, and how can one appea

today , mikhail bryzgalov, musician, honored artist of russia, general director of the russian national museum of music, president of the association of brass bands of brass percussion instruments, president of the association of music museums and collectors, is celebrating his sixtieth birthday. today is april 20, 7 , 2024, hello on the rossiya vesti tv channel, in the denis polunchukov studio and most importantly o'clock: russian. in many regions affected by floods , the most difficult situation in the tyumen region, the level of the ishim river reached historical values. magadan was covered with snow. there is zero visibility on the roads, wind gusts reach 20 m per second. there is ice on the roads. and the route to the black sea is cleared of heavy trucks. in crimea, the reconstruction of the varantsov palace is nearing completion. and in primorye there is a ratodendron festival. macroeconomic indicators at the beginning of this year turned out to be higher than forecasts, inflation in the country is gradually slowing down, and gdp by the end of 2024 may increase by more than 3%. vladimir

the kiev regime is not... rare icons from the national museum of art named after bogdana varvara khanenkoons of the relics of the church foundation of the kiev-pechersk lavra are being prepared for shipment to europe. they continue their cynical struggle against our common cultural and historical heritage. the kiev authorities are demolishing monuments to gogol, pushkin, the bitter bulgakov, mostrovsky, soviet and russian military leaders, zhukov, vatutin, suvorov. all monuments to soldiers who fought against nazism have already been destroyed in the lviv region. a terrible figure; it was demolished in 2020. takes from its so-called civilized patrons, poland and the baltic states, latvia, 312 structures, this shameful example of ukraine to lithuania and estonia in violation of international obligations to care for, improve the safety of memorial structures, military memorials are eliminated and acts of vandalism are literally encouraged, the state line is aimed at rewriting history in ukraine, garnishing former legionnaires, accomplices... defenders of the fatherland that fell on polish t

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historical buildings are, of course, not uncommon; in september 2018 , a fire broke out in the national museum of the city dating back more than 1,300 years, it was very popular among tourists due to its many well-preserved tibetan-style buildings. he has been studying for 70 years, yes, in the same class, i don’t remember something, in the same class, in the same school, only i visited him for the first time today i saw, it happens like this, i didn’t understand, it’s like 100 years in the future, it’s a big information evening, that’s what... we’ll tell you about it in the next hour.

in particular, here are collected a lot... 40 exhibits from the national museum of the revolution of dignity, which tell stories about the 23rd mandra, serhiy fomenko with a musical greeting. also , a charity auction will be held at the exhibition, because the purpose of the exhibition is primarily charitable, it is to collect for the urgent needs of evacuation wagons that take out the wounded, and i suggest to listen in more detail about the current success in this collection and what to do with... from the representative iryna soloshenko's kolo charitable foundation. evacuation of the wounded with the help of evacuation wagons. this is a project that we are doing together with ukrzaliznytsia and the command of medical forces, this is the reconstruction of existing wagons, their complete conversion. to support this very project of ours, we are currently collecting funds for uninterrupted electrical equipment during movement. we definitely need generators, they are present in every car, so we collect on generators. so we hope that the organizers will be able to close the collection,

the works presented in warsaw are stored in the andrii sheptytskyi national museum in lviv and belongsivate collector. here... you can see all the key themes of maria prymachenko's work, this is the struggle between good and evil, ukrainian nature, animals, fantastic beasts, life in the village, folklore motifs, as well as paintings on themes that worried the artist at one time or another, for example , in the mid-80s, she creates a series of works atomic war, be damned, she creates such an atypical image for herself on a dark black background, such a terrible beast, in fact, in which she depicts this ... terrible threat of atomic war , and besides, in general, war very often appears in her works, as such an image of a terrible monster, which, it seems to me, by the very fact that she paints it, she gives herself the opportunity to be less afraid of this threat, because she lived all her life under the influence from the memory of the second world war and the horrors of this war. the exhibition is organized as a gesture of solidarity between poland and ukraine and aims to to present ms

staff from the nearby national museum and local residents rushed to rescue a number of historic paintings said 400 years of danish cultural heritage "had gone up inflames". our correspondent adrienne murray has been at the scene. it's not clear yet what the cause of the fire was. we do know there is renovations taking place on the building. so it was covered with scaffolding and also plastic sheeting. and it's also a very windy day. and all of that is said to have made it quite a difficult task for the firefighters to actually put that blaze out. there were people in the building, we understand they all managed to safely escape. they were evacuated and police said there were no reports of injuries. of course, this is a very historic building. it's aoo—years—old and some of them were trying to salvage and rescue some of the historic artworks and bring those out with them. so there will still be an evaluation of what has been stayed and sadly, what has been destroyed by the blaze. find more about that story and others on our website. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. tue

so the national museum shows to, to, to show their objection. and therefore, just in the way that i would personally choose something else, but that's the way they see it. and it's kind of reflective of this sentiment towards germany. it's despicable complicity in the genocide committed against our people in guys up not only among the pals and the people, but this sentiment is, is pretty much around the air world and increasingly around the world. and also increasingly in, in german cities as well. you said it's not what the way you would have chosen to show your opposition. do you think that the way it happened could damage polish spines aimed for statehood among countries when, when they see that sort of reaction i don't see that having such an effect. i mean, we are talking about implicity in a genocide and to protest against that. speaking about a 1000, these fits within how much would the way students choose to protest that position would affect the state of palestine or the states would allow sign. i think it's far affects a speculation, a

bought by sheptytskyi, but it was also donated not to novakivskyi, but donated to the ukrainian national museum yes, of course , he paid for the school, that is, for this school premises and for the accommodation that was nearby, he paid, he paid with his paintings, and this was one of the reasons why he had a very close relationship with the museum, and he never once never had a personal exhibition in lviv during his life, because vintsitsky , who was invited by sheptytsky to become the director of the museum, tried to... well, as an enterprising man, he tried to constantly undercut the price of paintings, and since novakivsky, he knew that he was in favor of it, well, that is, it was an opportunity to keep him the price for living, and in addition to living , well, in maintaining the school as well, because very often it turned out that those who came there, they came, well, let's say this, it was often a story when novakivskyi was there and fed, and provided, and was. were different, and that's why it was important to him, and his, his paintings were expensive, and he kept that brand of expe

you can view the exhibition at the lviv national museum until may 25. we have a lot of surrealism in our lives now, in the worst sense of the word. and we, artists, believe that it is necessary to paint not destruction, but life, renaissance, but not war. because there is a lot of war around. therefore , this exhibition is life-affirming. but it requires the viewer to read my accompanying texts, which i also worked on for a long time. olga is always a mystery to me, the fact that she invents a new topic is a discovery, then she researches it very carefully, she studies the fundamentals, sources, she reads complex books, for this topic she went to hebrew, she reads and watches these original, these materials are in the original. ukrainian judoka daria bilodid won the european federation championship judo of ukraine reported that daria performed in the weight category up to 57 kg and managed to cope with all her rivals. in the final match, the ukrainian met kaya kaiser from slovenia, the silver medalist of euro-2021 and defeated her. this gold medal becam

all events in 2024. will be dedicated to the anniversary, the museum will present a project called the collection of the national

the national art museum of belarus invites you to reveal the secrets of chinese painting.our hand at the art of the celestial empire today you can attend a master class, chinese ink painting. in addition, the museum houses a large collection of chinese art. after the great patriotic war, china was the first to help belarus in restoring museum funds. next we have sports news, and projects from a television news agency are available. also on social networks in the mobile application qr code on the screen. new information already at one o'clock in the afternoon. see you. calgary ends the nhl regular season on a positive note. fleis, let me remind you, lost their chances of reaching the playoffs long ago. in his in the last match of the draw, the lights hosted san jose and confidently defeated the sharks 5:1. as part of the canadians, two belarusians took part in the flight. on the court for just over 17.5 minutes, three shots and two interceptions in the asset

finally at home in the national museum history of ukraine presents 274 archaeological objects and coins that estonia returned to ukraine. they were discovered during a smuggling attempt on the russian-estonian border. the return of values ​​became possible. due to the application of the 1970 convention. among the treasures are unique jewelry, coins and objects from different historical periods. the group of artifacts that we see today consists of several such parts, this is a numismatic collection, these are coins, some of them belong to the ancient times, but the most unique here are complaints. byzantine copper coins of the kherson administration, to sum it up, we are talking about more than a thousand years of ancient ukrainian history, which estonia returned to ukraine. that's how things are at the moment, the newsroom is working, in the next edition at 3 p.m. we'll talk about the most important things, then meet my colleagues marta oliyarnyk and antin burkovskyi on espresso. greetings to all viewers of espresso, information day is in full swing today, there are a lot of events, in

has been working on this project since the 11th year, the exhibition will be active in the lviv national museumntil may 25, so you will have the opportunity to visit it. we have a lot of surrealism in our lives now, in the worst sense of the word words, and we, for a moment, all believe that it is necessary to paint not destruction, but life, renaissance, but not war, because there is a lot of war around, so this exhibition, it is life-affirming, and, but requires the viewer to read my accompanying texts, on which i also worked for a long time. olga is always a mystery to me, the fact that she invents some new topic. uh, this is a discovery, then she studies it very carefully, she studies the basics, the sources, she reads difficult books, for this topic she went to hebrew, she reads and watches these originals, these materials in the original. representatives of ukraine at eurovision 2024 alyona alyona and jeri hale went to the song contest. this event was observed by our correspondent dmytro. place, they carefully said, they said that they would do to vitay vasyl, i also congratulate our view

has been working on this project since the 11th year, the exhibition will be active in the lviv national museumntil may 25, so you will have the opportunity to visit it. we have life now has a lot of surrealism, in the worst sense of the word, and we, artists, believe that it is necessary to paint not destruction, but life, renaissance, but not war, because wars are very... a lot around, that is why this exhibition, it is life-affirming and , but requires the viewer to read my accompanying texts, which i also worked on for a long time. olga is always a mystery to me, the fact that she invents some new topic is a discovery, then she researches it very carefully, she studies the fundamentals, sources, she reads complex books, for this topic she went to hebrew, she reads and watches uh... representatives of ukraine at eurovision 2024 alyona alyona and jerry hale went to the song contest. this event was observed by our correspondent dmytro didora. he is now with us live from the capital station. so what message did the performers leave with and what place do they hope to bring home. i congratulate

thank you ihor poshivaylo, director of the national museum of the revolution of dignity and coordinator of the heritage rescue headquarters, was in touch with us. actually today, let us remind you that it is the day of monuments of history and culture and also the international day of monuments and places of interest. i happened to remember that i am in kyiv now happens. an extremely fantastic exhibition of boryvitr project from lahor and this is actually an artist whose authorship was destroyed in mariupol, she is an artist, a sixties, a dissident, a social activist, she did fantastic things during her life, fought for ukrainian culture, now this exhibition is taking place in kyiv until april 28, those who visited niida. they advise, they say that it is incredibly important to go and see, this is the first retrospective exhibition of the artist, so you can visit it until april 28, and also in the cultural context it is important to remember that that today there is a farewell to the writer and publisher dmytro kapranov, in kyiv in the sviatomikhaiv golden-topped cathedral . it is very

good morning everyone, we are at the russian national museum of music, one of the largest museums ined out, pionists should have different touches, but here you need to use each key with the same precision press, so it turns out that this is according to music theory, it’s more like percussion, well, probably so, and i even saw later that when performing such a composition, other orchestras trust the drummers to do this, because their hand movements are like times faster than a brush, and therefore it turns out better, but i’m telling you all this, i ’ll take the piece of paper, because it’s better, as they say, to hear once than to see this 100 times, although we will see and hear on the russia channel, let’s go. from exactly, well, right to the letter, orchestra, collegium musicum, conductor, driver, percussionist, i must say, alexander borklyansky, thank you very much, the only thing i want to add to our meeting today is that i noticed that the keys here are all working on the typewriter, progress, and... and some orchestras they take only two keys and leave them and to be on the

staff from the nearby national museum and local residents rushed to rescue a number of historic paintings. to the uk now, and the government's plan to introduce some of the world's toughest anti—smoking laws has taken a massive step forward. mps voted overwhelmingly to ban anyone born after 2009 from buying cigarettes. 57 conservative mps voted against the bill, including the business secretary, kemi badenoch, arguing it was an attack on personalfreedoms. here's our political editor, chris mason. smoke hanging everywhere. in bars, beer and smelly clothes. by the time they reach the sixth form, regulations have been relaxed, to the extent that they wear what they want. and never mind what these �*70s sixth formers are wearing, they're smoking at school! and remember, lighting up on a plane was fine, too. but smoking has been slowly wafting from the mainstream to the marginal. take the ban on cigarettes on london's underground in 1984. are you going to be tempted to light up when you shouldn't? i know i shouldn't do that but, yes, lam. and the ban on smoking in enclosed public places in 200

museum. in may of that year, they started in ukraine criminal proceedings on the theft of national treasures useum by the russians. it will be necessary to rebuild historical monuments. more than 100 billion dollars. the statistics of the losses of the ukrainian cultural fund will change more than once, because the shelling of ukrainian cities does not stop, and some monuments are located in temporarily occupied territories and their condition is not known for sure. indeed, the enemy is causing irreparable damage to our memory, our history, our culture, it's a sin, it's difficult to assess, it's important of course. keep what is well, but in order to protect us from enemy attacks, we need help, and yuliy fizer will talk about help from our partners much more than just this, the world about ukraine, yuriy, good evening, please, good evening to you vasyl, good evening to everyone, who joined us today, indeed today will be a lot about helping ukraine, in particular about the light that is already waving at the end of the corridor, which was long, with the support that we should get from the unit

museum. in may of that year , criminal proceedings were initiated in ukraine. due to kidnapping russians of nationalfrom the museum. more than 100 billion dollars will be needed for the reconstruction of historical monuments. the statistics of the losses of the ukrainian cultural fund will change more than once, because the shelling of ukrainian cities does not stop, and some monuments are located in temporarily occupied territories and their condition is not known for sure. well, thank you to our colleague. this is the old right for this plot, now we will continue the conversation about it with olga rutkovska, who is actually already in contact with us and together with her we watched this plot, therefore, 100 billion dollars is mentioned in the material of our colleague, that is how much damage russia has caused to ukraine, destroying our historical monument, our heritage, but here it is important, you know, to record all this so that russia still ... compensates for those losses , although we understand that some exhibits may not be able to be restored, and it is very painful and sad, because wit

now people have come together, the community has the full support of the national museum of australiageri probe, the most distant man—made object in the universe, is sending usable information to earth again after months of spouting gibberish. the spaceship left the solar system in 2012 and is currently more than 15 billion miles from earth, but it can still send data back. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill explains. we have ignition, and we have liftoff. a spacecraft bound for a journey that no one imagined. when voyageri launched in 1977, its mission was to explore our own solar system. it captured detailed images of saturn's rings and discovered thatjupiter has a ring of its own. then itjust kept going. and in 2012, it became the first human made object to leave our solar system. but last year, after nearly 50 years in space, something finally went wrong. the data voyageri was sending back to earth stopped making sense. nasa engineers worked out that a single chip on its decades—old on board computer had stopped working. to fix it, they transmitted an essential piece of code

the artist’s works are stored in the national art museum, the funds of the belarusian union of artistste collections, museums in austria, italy, germany; one of the main themes in the work of the winner of the francis skorina medal, valery slauk, was belarusian slavic mythology. this church is called the belarusian tajmahal; it once housed a fertilizer warehouse. we will learn more about the pearl of belarusian architecture in a traditional section for travel lovers, a place on the map. the building of the church of the assumption of the blessed virgin mary in the agricultural town of sarya, verkhnedvinsk district, vitebsk region, has no analogue. in the world, this is the most expressive example of neo-gothic architecture in belarus, popularly called stone crystal or stone lace, and another one of the most beautiful architectural monuments in belarus. the walls of the sarinsky temple, built more than 165 years ago, keep many secrets. the first mention of the village of sarya dates back to 1508. these lands originally belonged to an ancient family. trusteeship to the lopatinskys, with

the whole point with this is since 1963, as you pointed out, that the british museum, the national museumsave been returning objects, cannot by law return on a permanent basis, however they may loan and it's that that i think is probably behind us. >> richard , do you think that >> richard, do you think that should change? do you think the british museum and the british government should be more sympathetic to foreign governments who say that they have this to these have their this claim to these objects, they want them back? >> well, i would have thought so because there was good because there was a very good example recently where, in example very recently where, in looted by british troops in 1897, some of the ashanti crown jewels, as they were called , jewels, as they were called, have been returned on loan. now, the point here is that the ghanaian government would regard them as stolen. therefore, how can you loan back that which you regard as stolen? it's very difficult to agree that. but if it was in fact the king of the ashanti who was here for the coronation and was involved in ta

through a virtual gallery, but also touch the art of other countries in real mode, welcome to the national art museumy works... international exhibition project beauty korea - this is the first experience cooperation of the national art museum of the republic of belarus cultural and educational center pushkin house, it is located in siul. yes, experience the history and art of south korea in our capital. well, right now i propose to virtually touch caravaggia, because for the first time in 20 years, the london national gallery is showing the last painting of the italian master, who is considered. one of the founders of baroque art. the new exhibition the last kirawaja sheds light on the work of the turbulent an artist who was on the run and accused of a crime at the time of his last work. the martyrdom of saint ursula was painted in 1610. in the same year, the artist, by the way, died while returning to rome after receiving a papal pardon. for hundreds of years, the painting was considered the work of one of the master’s followers, but its true... origin became known at the end of the last century. t

now people have come together, the community has the full support of the national museum of australia. noor nanji, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. that is a very beautiful image. tit is to compensate for the grey, chilly weather at the moment, although it is not grey everywhere, it is lovely and sunny across much of western scotland, northern ireland, west wales, south—west england, that is what we will see the next few days, chilly air, as such i'd further west, grey further east because of the northerly wind feeding in clouds town the north sea coast. northern ireland, west wales, south—west england to western scotland have the best of the sunshine and the best of the temperatures, into the mid—teens, but distinctly chilly and further east with more cloud, thick enough for spots of rain into the south—east and the odd shower for south—west england too —— south—east england. up to 15 in glasgow, almost tropical, further east, down the north sea