recently played in the women's hockey league in russia, now she coaches the belarusian women's national team, the women 'sa native of minsk, belarus, she started playing hockey in belarus, she reached analogue of the national hockey league in the united states, that is, before the women's national hockey league, she... played for a team in the united states, well, at what age is it better to send a child to hockey, this concerns, i probably don’t know if there are any differences between girls and boys, how developed are hockey schools in schools across the country today? in principle, it is usually recommended that 6 years of age be given to hockey, this applies to both boys and girls, and if we talk specifically about girls, we expect them at almost any age, because we want the development of women’s hockey. moreover, we even sometimes invite girls from related sports, from figure skating, from speed skating, and we are also waiting for girls from 6 years old, but it is clear that for some long sports career , you need to understand that before the age of 12 there are certain sensitive periods that are

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recently played in the women's hockey league in russia, now she coaches the belarusian women's national team, the women 'sm, tatyana shatalova, also a native of belarus, minsk, she started playing hockey in belarus, she reached the equivalent of the national hockey league in the united states, that is, even. women's national hockey league, she played for a team in the united states, well, at what age is it better to send a child to hockey? i probably don’t know if there is a difference between girls and boys, how developed are hockey games in schools across the country today? in principle, as a rule, it is recommended to devote 6 years to hockey, this applies to both boys and girls, and if we talk specifically about girls, we expect them at almost any age, because we want the development of women’s hockey, moreover, we even sometimes invite girls from related sports, from figure skating from speed skating, and we are also waiting for girls from 6 years old, but it is clear that for some long sports career, you need to understand that before the age of 12 there are certain sensitive periods that are necess

women's football. chelsea say hayes will depart for a position �*outside club football�* and she�*s a strong candidate for the vacant usa women�*s nationalali said: while the club�*s co—sporting directors added: former england international farah williams gave her reaction to the news on this afternoon�*s final score. shocked. first i�*ve heard of it. she has done a fantasticjob with chelsea and she has been given so much time, and they had patience in the early seasons with her, and she has built a phenomenal team at chelsea that compete on all levels. the question is who will they get to replace her? it is such a difficult job to replace her at chelsea. they will be sad that she is going and leaving chelsea, and leaving the wsl, and for me, what is next for her? it as a big question. the roll of honour, six women super league titles, five women's fa cups, two women's fa league cups, one spring series trophy, and one women's community shield. unbelievable. it will be difficult to replace her, and what she built at chelsea, and as i said, she will definitely be missed from the women�*s game, if she is to leave it. that announcement came

recently returned to the arsenal team, and has been named in sarina wiegman�*s 23—player squad for next month's women's nationsainst the netherlands at wembley, and then scotland at hampden park. a reporter emma sanders is with me and has been with serena veeck meant today. such an important role she's played notjust for the lionesses but in particular for serena vegan as well. we but in particular for serena vegan as well. ~ ~' ., , but in particular for serena vegan aswell. ~ ~ ., , , , as well. we know she brings the coal, she as well. we know she brings the goal. she was — as well. we know she brings the goal, she was the _ as well. we know she brings the goal, she was the top _ as well. we know she brings the goal, she was the top goal- as well. we know she brings the goal, she was the top goal in . goal, she was the top goal in euro 2022 went on to win the tournament, who could forget that. she's been fit for arsenal, she got her first start on sunday when they meet bryant, so it's good to see her back and she's obviously one of the senior players under this team. let's hear what serena figments said to

rapinoe�*s final match of her football career ended early as the american star had to leave the pitch just three minutes into her farewell game. the two—time world cup winner said the national women'seam was "really the last one". but a suspected torn achilles tendon brought a premature end to her night. rapinoe�*s side also lost, meaning that she ends her career without an nwsl title — having spent 11 seasons with the seattle—based reign. philadelphia 76ers guard kelly oubrejr has sustained undisclosed injuries after being struck by a vehicle saturday and is expected to miss significant playing time. 27—year—old oubre was transported to a hospital in stable condition after being hit, and released a few hours later. the team says he is not expected to miss the rest of the season, but did not provide information on his injuries. the sixers said oubre was walking near his residence in downtown philadelphia when he was struck. new england patriots face indianapolis colts in frankfurt. courts have trained in germany as they look to stay in reach of the play—offs. that looks unlikely for patriots who have struggled this season. it is great for our team, our players, our staff. we have p

from the middle east in recent days, over 10000 to palestinians, mostly women and children being killed with u. k. u. s. and you nation weapons and gaza. i'm the jerusalem to make donation media and politicians advocating against us these 5 am, it's the slaughter of the war on children began 7 weeks ago today. but is israel repeated 911? really what nato corporate media wants you to think it was one of the greatest john this in the world writing today has new revelations about what happened on october, the 7th. he's editor in chief of the grades on base in washington, dc. co director of killing gaza and author of the management of savagery, how america's national security state fuel, the rise of al qaeda, isis and donald trump. he joins me in the studio. max, thanks so much for coming to us studio. why? uh, i mean it's still the do by a show, it's not the global media for him. perhaps it's something grimma than the outcome you're here. it is fairly gram. i had actually been in cairo, egypt hoping to reach the.

from the middle east in recent days, over 10000 palestinians, mostly women and children have been killed with u. k. u. s. a. u nation weapons and gaza. i'm the jerusalem, to ne donation media and politicians advocating against us these 5 minutes. this loads of the war on children began 7 weeks ago today, but is israel is repeated 911. really what nato corporate media wants you to think it was one of the greatest john this in the world writing today has new revelations about what happened on october, the 7th. he's editor in chief of the grades on base in washington, dc. co director of killing gaza, an author of the management of savagery, how america's national security state fuel, the rise of al qaeda, isis and donald trump. he joins me in the studio. max, thanks so much for coming to us studio. why are you still the do by a show? it's not the global media for him. perhaps it's something grimma than the outcome you're here. it is fairly gram. i had actually been in cairo, egypt hoping to reach the gyptian side of rafa to monitor the aid situation. as part of a delegation that was going to raise awareness about the l

women's national team. she'll begin her new role after the women's super league season ends in may. hayes, who started her managerial carrer in the united states, has won thirteen major trophies since joining the w—ss day has started with some good news. uk inflation fell to 4.6% in october, national statistics, which is down from 6.7% in september. uk inflation — that's the rate at which prices are rising — peaked at 10.7% in november last year, so today's figure of 4.6% means mr sunak has met one of the five priorities he laid out — halving inflation. reacting to the news, he said getting inflation down has involved hard decisions and fiscal discipline. although he welcomed the news, he also said we must stay the course, to continue to get inflation all the way back down to 2%. the new figure does not mean that prices are going down — they're just not rising as fast as they were previously. live now to henry zeffman who is our chief political correspondent. a lot of people pointing out how keen the government is to take credit for this, even though you could argue it is down to bank of england actions?— could argue it is down to bank of england actions? that is a debate that will play _ england

s. is real allows women in humanitarian hate into the gaza strip as the united nation says, people there are on the verge of starvation and tensions over gaza on display. here in germany, turkish president richard tire. 31 travels to berlin to meet the german transel. the whole of schultz, the .

the united nations refugee agency says around 200 refugees arrived in indonesia by c on tuesday. the group which included men, women and children landed in the country 'sg local time. afp reports according to local officials, more than 1000 refugees have landed in the last week alone. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. england's chief medical officer, professor sir chris whitty, has said the first covid lockdown in march 2020 was imposed "a bit too late". he told the inquiry into the government's handling of the pandemic, that public health issues meant it was important to be cautious, and that "going too early" also posed a risk. lancashire police have been criticised for the way they handled the investigation into the disappearance of nicola bulley. the 45—year—old mother of two vanished near the river wire in january and was found dead three weeks later. a review by the college of policing found that the release of personal information about her by the police was avoidable and unnecessary. the department of health says officials will visit turkey to discuss regulations around medical a

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nation to stand upright against the cenotaph�*s northern face. the political leaders laid their wreaths, followed by the high commissioners and the military chiefs. and then the veterans, some 10,000 men and women with their own memories of service and many with memories of loss. nick witchell, bbc news. now it's time for a look at today's sport with lizzy. thanks. we're starting with premier league football because there was an incredible match between chelsea and leaders manchester city. . .. in a topsy turvy game, chelsea had lost the lead twice and were 11—3 down with five minutes to go — erling haaland with two of the city goals. but then, late into added time chelsea equalised with a var penalty scored by the former city player cole palmer. 4—1; the final score — so city still top the table but only a point — while chelsea stay tenth. yes, it was an amazing game. it's difficult to talk, because it was so exciting, the game. playing against manchester city, for me, the best team in the world, and chelsea being brave and tried to go for the goal, tried to win the game, the three points, yes, i see him being brought out. yes, i think it was an amazing afternoon and evening. well, it was an e

women. the united nations have been more than 77 resolutions condemning scientists, brutality, vicious attacks. as genocide as war crimes, demanding that it stop when you over the years and again and again, it's the u. s. that is always always always voted against any humanitarian resolution whatsoever to do with the palestinian people. there's no possibility of the us ever holding israel accountable for its crimes. it not only doesn't hold them accountable funds, and that is because this is 01 strategic outline their one what they called in unsinkable aircraft carrier. and it's in deep de division among themselves. and now, absolutely, in terms of the discounts, the noun resistance, which has every right to resist or take correspondence, ask you to taylor investigates the underlying reasons behind the americas backing of israel and ukraine. it was and crossed carriers intelligence, an iron dome, into septa's. what is for our wants the u. s. dibs, because it's hot bleeds for the jewish homeland. well, history has shown that no strings attached to r t isn't really in the american play book. quick pro co is more washington style. use real just the reason it's critical is because the full work for us and

women. the u. s. government is lying when it says that the book a doesn't prevent access to madison or medical equipment. the government is not telling the truth and is severely hampering the national efforts to combat terrorism when it accused his cuba without any grounds for doing so. no issues the us economy plus code of cuba was imposed in 196 the following. the revolution of the country, the 1950s, the end data breeding. fidel castro's comment as government, the power, western trade and financial transactions with the island is on the top of a traveler restrictions been in place for more than 60 years. and the vote at the un general assembly is the 31st time it's cold on the us, the n, what the administration of john f kennedy started cuba is now and what many of called us was that you come across isn't decades food, medical supplies, various gas, fuel shortage is threatening to bring the public transport to a grinding called the millions and during our long blackouts as well. well we, we spoke with a veteran american journalist, daniel, as all, who believes that you enjo sends a clear message, have a list of as the bar go has been going on for 60 years to this point it's, it'

nation's capital is dedicated to the creativity and work of women. it recently reopened after an extensive renovation. >> when he was starting out as an unknown artist of new york in the early 1980's artist took some by surprise. >> when i was doing proposals for other cities, i would write what i wanted to do. they would say we did not thank you or a woman. here we are. >> today, her sculptures are shown in major places around the world. they are extraordinarily labor-intensive. rich in detail. using a variety of details. they take up space. >> i feel like the work has to be big. it is all about scale. if this was small and petite, i think it would look goofy. it would look like a little christmas decoration. i am not into christmas decorations. i want you to feel what that piece felt like to me. i want you to walk up near it and have it there and see it in space the same way it felt to me. >> it is the kind of experiences museum seeks. a sculpture that reaches the visitor. they have opened up their floorplan and enlarged the galleries and they have the ability to show and hang larger works. they have a specific mission. >> we all want to make a bold statement about women and the

the belarusian women 's union, andrei krivasheev, general director of the minsk-news agency, chairman of the belarusian union of journalists, vadim gigin, general director of the national library of belarus, head of the knowledge society , vadim elfimov, political scientist, candidate of historical sciences, and alexey bilyaev, dean of the faculty of journalism of bsu, candidate of historical sciences, and vadim gigin, also a candidate of historical sciences sciences, good evening, let's start with what, let's start with the latest news, the belarusian nuclear power plant has finally happened, the project, as far as i understand, is completed , today the head of state visited ostrovets, and the director general of rosatom, alexey likhachov, presented the president of belarus with a symbolic bela passport , which indicates the readiness of the facility with a service life of 60 years, in my opinion, they were talking about what they got, there maybe the station will serve us more, important things were discussed during the trip, the head of state in the clinic, or in the hospital, i visited and talked with patients , drove around the city by car, looked at its developme