i'm a proud new— what your take away? i'm a proud new yorker - what your take away? our take away? i'm a - proud new yorker and i'm proud of this system. this 12 jurors were probably able to do that without fear. i'm at the denver airport. it's in contrast to the protesters. most americans are tuned out from this. many americans just don't care. i think that's an important part of the context for this decision today by the jury. people are going to hear about this slowly but surely on their smartphones and televisions. some might change their mind, but many will not about donald trump. in some ways tuning out has also a price. this struggle over the rule of law in the united states is just beginning. rule of law in the united states isjust beginning. we heard the verdict, but the battles by the republicans especially to use the court and the law to punish opponents, thatis the law to punish opponents, that is just the law to punish opponents, that isjust beginning. the law to punish opponents, that is just beginning. that's what they believe the democrats have just go

including slovenia and molto. israel has responded with anger, immediately recruited some buses from new away in orland. israel would not remain silent in the face of those undermining its sovereignty and endangering its security. today's decision sends a message to the palestinians and the world. terrorism pays these countries chose to reward from us any run by recognizing a palestinian state. will palestinian officials have welcome the decision in this one? it is a very important in determining that i understand people our people to that's the substitution. and also it's a, it's a lot most only a, most of the, the fact that it has to be, is it some set them infinity now and on saturday? that's fine. that's fine. so there is a, see it to patient to prosecute, to the international criminal. cool is requesting arrest warrants for these ready to administer and defense minister for the war on garza. he's mostly seeking warrants for the rest of the 12 m. s. leaders for the october 7th attack on his ro, our reactions among western leaders have been split on this with the us and u. k. speaking act

the new research seems to chip away force. yes, exactly. o chip away at the problem of exactly how they built the pyramids. it doesn't unfortunately take us all the way, we are somewhat in the dark as to how once the blocks were moved to the site, how they were then arranged into these monuments. we we are cominu arranged into these monuments. we we are coming to — arranged into these monuments. we we are coming to the _ arranged into these monuments. we we are coming to the end _ arranged into these monuments. we we are coming to the end of— arranged into these monuments. we we are coming to the end of our— are coming to the end of our programme, thank you forjoining us. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. it was a bit of a misty, murky start for some of us, but for most places, the sunshine has broken through and there's a lot of dry weather on the cards for the rest of today. this was the picture in freshwater on the isle of wight a little bit earlier on. we can see that cumulus cloud that's bubbling up, and for some places, that willju

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and there was also news away from there was also news away from the general election as well.at migrants who arrived this year alone has landed in britain. that's all coming now, between now and 4:00. we've got some breaking news for you in the last few minutes, and there's a big pro—palestine protest at the last election event that rishi sunakis last election event that rishi sunak is at today, protesters are chanting free, free palestine will have lots more on that breaking story as we get it. and as usual, i'd love to hear from you. there's a new way to do that. send your views and post your comments by going to gbnews.com. forward slash your say. before all of that, it's time for your latest headlines. and it's ray addison . and it's ray addison. >> thanks, martin. good afternoon. one minute past for our top stories. the prime minister says the lowering of the energy price cap shows his plan is working, as both labour and the conservatives look to make it an electoral dividing line. rishi sunak completed his tour of the nation in northern ireland and claimed the economy ha

. >> answers of weather on gb news. >> away . >> away. >> away. >> it's 9 pm.>> yes. i would describe myself as a socialist. i describe myself as a progressive . myself as a progressive. >> does britain actually want socialism? and nigel says this, i'm afraid. >> i'm worried to say , of >> i'm worried to say, of sectarian politics with women completely excluded. >> the bbc reacts like this farage with his, customary inflammatory language. >> there, at a reform uk press conference, the mask slips plus , conference, the mask slips plus, i'm ambitious for all of our children, including the 93% in our state schools. >> and that's why this policy is so important to give every child a decent start in life. >> but his labour are about to u—turn on its flagship policy. it's a mixed day in the polls. one has labour up, another shows the tories are clawing it back. it's also a mixed day for angela rayner. raynen >> me resigning as an mp now would bring the ceasefire. i would bring the ceasefire. i would do it. i would do it. >> she's copping it for that. but then there's

the good news about that, almost all of that smoke rose with it and just stayed there like some alien spaceship and floated on top of the marine layer and away from the ground. and now even that is starting to disperse, so good news there. i'll be back with the rest of the forecast. thank you. >>> move over valentine's day and new year's for that matter. mother's day is the busiest weekend for restaurants all year long. the national retail federation said that nearly 60% of the people celebrating mother's day will be going out to eat. americans are expected to spend more than $33 billion today. that is down from last year's record of $36 billion, but not bad. perfect weather to be outdoors and some moms were spending the day getting pampered at a nearby nail salon. we talked to a mother and daughter getting manicures. >> the only two moms in the family and so we escaped for the morning where it has been beautiful. >> i'm treating my mom. this woman does so much for us and my mother-in-law and my mom helped take care of our kids at home. and there is no one i would rather spend the day with. >> they usually have a big brunch with the family,

sponsors of weather on gb news. away. >> hello. and a very warm welcome to gb news sunday.darren this lunchtime. i'm darren grimes, and for the next two hours, i'll be keeping you company on tv, online and on digital radio. coming up in this houn digital radio. coming up in this hour. labour has revealed plans to tell nhs staff to work weekends as a pledge to deliver an extra 40,000 appointments a week . sounds an extra 40,000 appointments a week. sounds plausible in theory, but will it work then ? theory, but will it work then? thousands of brits in devon have been told that their tap water is now safe to drink, following a parasite outbreak. but the number of people infected with a water borne disease following a parasite outbreak in south devon is likely to increase for up to two weeks. i want to know who do you blame for all of this and who should foot the bill for obese brits? new research published by university college london found that a new expensive weight loss injection could reduce the risk of heart attacks by 20, but should it be free on the nhs ? now, as you f

hur are you greater news away? >> preterm. never never never.eserve. the longer clip, which you can see online, one of the protesters comes out and asks, you know, what the hell are you doing? and it's very, very funny. so good on that, lad. about time they got a taste of their own medicine. now time to reveal today's greatest britain and union jackass. carole malone, your greatest britain. >> not surprisingly , mine is >> not surprisingly, mine is esther mcvey, our common sense minister, who doled out a big dollop of common sense by decreeing that diversity jobs in the civil service will be scrapped. >> mandarins have been told not to hire any more diversity staff. good on her. too many pubuc staff. good on her. too many public organisations are now spending multi—millions on these ludicrous schemes, which have been proved not to work. >> bill who's your greatest britain? >> the actress prunella scales, sybil fawlty in the great fawlty towers. diagnosed with vascular dementia ten years ago. and she's making she's recorded a piece , playing quee

we have certainly every time we get a storm like this, we learned something. >> we take something new away from it and this i'm honest. i truly believe that we've had fewer rescues in the city of houston because people are responding better individually. >> well, it's remarkable that no deaths or serious injuries have been reported, and we hope that it stays that way. breonna taylor with the houston office of emergency management thing president biden will deliver the keynote address at the us holocaust museum, the memorial museums. they marking the day of remembrance on tuesday, biden's remarks come as there's a rise in antisemitism across it's the us and is colleges and universities continue to grapple with pro-palestinian protesters on campuses. cnn's camila to childless joins us now from a wilmington, delaware. so what is the president expected to say? >> well, president biden really wants to make it clear that he stands against anti-semitism and white house officials tell us victor part of the speech will also focus on what the biden administration is doing to combat the rise of anti-

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away from schools. well, now there's a new push to keep them away from creeks in the south bay. and our marianne favro has been looking into this for us today. marianne, can you tell us about this new proposed law? yeah. well, valley water says that pollution in the waterways in the south bay is a big problem in fact, last year they collected 800 tons of debris out of the creeks and nearby land in that area. so they said now they are proposing an ordinance that would ban on homeless encampments along the creek. they're hoping that that would cut down on the amount of pollution because they have pulled out batteries, plastics, furniture, shopping carts, bio waste and other things from the creek sides. marianne, i would imagine that maybe homeless advocates aren't happy about this. what are they telling you? well, i went into this encampment, you see behind me here in willow glen, and i talked to one of the leaders, and she told me that she doesn't think that it's very fair because they're not offering a solution. so she said if they get kicked out, they won't have permanent housin

similar conditions on monday a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news. awayworld. tonight we've got a cracking show . we've got stephen cracking show. we've got stephen pound back on the show for about the 10th time. sir vince cable, former leader of the liberal democrats, is back on the show. political commentator , third political commentator, third time on the show. that's chloe dobbs, who got the former political editor of the sun newspaper, trevor kavanagh . and newspaper, trevor kavanagh. and reality tv star precious muir. the first. let's go to the . news. >> very good evening to you. it's just after 7:00. i'm sam francis, a look at the headlines this hour. israel's prime minister says the deaths of three hostages whose bodies have been recovered from gaza are heartbreaking . the israeli heartbreaking. the israeli defence forces say that they were discovered overnight, but didn't give details of where the bodies were found. all three hostages had been attending the nova music festival in southern israel when it was attacked by hamas on october the 7th.

local leaders as they look ahead to how it could impact the general election and in other news, mexico, just days awayng a new president. and for the first time, it could be a woman. how the local mexican community is gearing up and participating in this historic vote. the news at five starts right now. thank you so much for joining us. i'm garvin thomas and i'm jessica aguirre. guilty on all 34 counts. an historic day in new york as former president donald trump becomes the first u.s. president to be convicted of felony crimes. the verdict came down just about three hours ago. the jury deliberated for 9.5 hours total before coming to their decision, finding mr. trump guilty on all 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. this, of course, all stems from a hush money payment to adult film actress stormy daniels. near the end of the 2016 presidential campaign. in comments to the press on his way out of the courthouse, mr. trump maintained his innocence and made it clear that he believes this verdict will not slow down his run for the white house. this was a rigged, disgraceful trial that the rea

and manual macro left power is yesterday for a tiny group of islands, nearly 17000 kilometers away. new caledonia is near australia than from some french present. was the following weeks of deadly unrest after decision by french lawmakers to change voting rights on the islands protest. us from the islands indigenous kinda people say that changes dilute that voice in local politics. president macro said that he would listen to that concerns. well, anything really change? i'm feel go embedding. and this is the day i of the c suite being lied to for years and years. what i'm showing is i have pledge that this reform will not be forced to through in the current context. i don't expect you will know multi, they've lied to our ancestors. they've lied to our elders within a month. that's the latest. i will take stock all they want is to be recognized in their own country and to be allowed to run the country themselves. also coming up, united nations declares july the 11th on international day of remembrance of b strep. and it's a genocide putting it on a palm with a holocaust. and the rwandan

lie about joe biden or here in this case, he wanted to pay hush money to keep something out of the news awaym the voters, or he wanted to stage and incite an insurrection against the peaceful transfer of power. >> those are all assaults on democratic norms and democratic processes. >> and i feel like today was a victory, at least a minor victory for the rule of law and also for democratic politics. and i guess the other thing that crossed my mind was how central women have been to bringing donald trump to justice. stormy daniel, daniel's in this case, e jean carroll in the civil case where he was adjudicated a sexual assailant. and of course, he has made such outrageous affronts to women and declared himself to be a violator of women's privacy and autonomy. and there's a little bit of poetic justice that it's come back to haunt him do you think he should go to jail? to me? it's it's irrelevant. i mean, the major thing is that the rule of law work. you know, i'm a liberal person. i don't take joy in people being sent to jail and going through that kind of suffering. it's conservatives like do

. >> looks like things are heating up boxt boiler as sponsors of weather on gb news. awayrsons. real world. tonight we've got a cracking show . we've got stephen cracking show. we've got stephen pound back on the show for about the 10th time. sir vince cable, former leader of the liberal democrats, is back on the show. political commentator , third political commentator, third time on the show. that's chloe dobbs, who got the former political editor of the sun newspaper, trevor kavanagh . and newspaper, trevor kavanagh. and reality tv star precious muir. the first. let's go to the . news. >> very good evening to you. it's just after 7:00. i'm sam francis, a look at the headlines this hour. israel's prime minister says the deaths of three hostages whose bodies have been recovered from gaza are heartbreaking . the israeli heartbreaking. the israeli defence forces say that they were discovered overnight

bye bye. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on gb news. awaythe martin daubney show on gb news. broadcasting live from the heart of westminster all across the uk. the election latest as the dust settles after the night before the date has been set. july the 4th is when the nation decides we'll be live from all across the country. to find out what that might mean for britain. plus, could there be a dramatic last ditch attempt at a coup to remove rishi sunak as prime minister? next up has nigel farage betrayed britain? well, nigel farage is dramatically announced he will not stand for reform uk and instead will head to the usa to help donald trump to get elected as nigel betrayed britain. or is

by by looks like things are heating up boxt boiler as sponsors of weather on gb news. >> away . >> away tonight. >> i'm afraid. i'm worried to say of sectarian politics with women completely excluded. >> the bbc's mask slipped nigel farage with his, customer vie inflammatory language. >> there at a reform uk press conference, rishi sunak has backed the pensioners. >> pensioners will be paying tax under any future labour government and that's a clear choice on offer at this election. >> i've got a tory mp on shortly and yes, i would describe myself as a socialist. >> i describe myself as a progressive . progressive. >> we'll also be joined by a labour frontbencher on socialism votes for kids and if there'll be a u—turn on that flagship education policy. meanwhile . education policy. meanwhile. down at davey's, desperately trying to make waves. i'm sure that keir starmer will look at the strength of feeling and he will do the right thing . and will do the right thing. and honestly, what the heck is going on with diane abbott ? it looks on with diane abbott? it looks like she's got the lab

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news. food away from home for memorial day, food away from home risen 20%, everything fast food and anythinge my chipotle guy. >> lawrence: with extra chicken. >> brian: i'm not giving extra chicken. for will, big mac guy. a big mac meal. i'm a big mac meal guy. $5.99 in 2019 and $12.19 today. for the meal. you probably super-size the fries. take family on the road, this is how you get by. americans say, give me a break, i have to afford to feed my family on the go. can't do that right now. >> carley: reality the situation. >> brian: now go have fun and have barbecue. >> will: flo rida wishes everyday was friday, today he's in luck kicking off the all-american summer concert series. >> lawrence: check in with bill hemmer. >> bill: he was our alarm clock this morning. >> carley: he was. >> bill: happy freedom friday to you, did last night's trump rally reset the race? it is fleet week, too many incidents at u.s. army bases. flags are flying and so is this debate drawing justices of the high court. america keeps smoking more pot, good doctors to slow our roll. see you in a few minutes on this

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news. don't go away. >> welcome back to the neil oliver show .ver show. >> professor richard werner understands perhaps better than just about anyone else, where money comes from. who creates it, and why the banks have so much power over our lives . much power over our lives. welcome to the show, professor. >> hello. thanks for having me on the show , we keep hearing as on the show, we keep hearing as a population , year after year, a population, year after year, decade after decade, almost about imminent financial crash and burn. but somehow or other, it's averted and avoided it. in your opinion, will the crash ever come? and if so, when ? ever come? and if so, when? >> well, i thought that's one of the certainties that we can be quite sure of that, we will get another financial crisis. if you look at the track record of the central planners, the more power we've given them over the past half century steadily, gradually, given more power to the central planners in charge of the banking system, the more cnses of the banking system, the more crise

news. don't go away. >> we are proud to be gb news the people's channel.ve to hear your views. now there's a new way of getting in touch with us @gbnews .com forward. slash your say by commenting. you can be part of a live conversation and join our gb news community. you can even talk to me, bev turner or any of the members of the gb news family. simply go to gb news. com forward slash your say i >> welcome back to the neil oliver show. my next guest lost her brother james, a father of two, aged just 41, during the pandemic. the reason for his death was given as covid 19, she has given evidence at the scottish covid 19 inquiry. before i introduce her, just get this sense of the atmosphere of the testimony of the inquiry. here's a short clip. the inquiry must investigate whether the right to life under article two was respected and protected . was respected and protected. >> we anticipate the inquiry will hear that people were pressured to agree to do not resuscitate notices , that people resuscitate notices, that people were not resuscitated, even though n

the same date, london, bbc farsi news studio and a few streets away. there is no coverage of this news in these media, it is censored. and this line continues until the next 10 days. in these media, there is no news from the headlines of many world media. they find out about the cake with a razor and cut it down . these are 1 percent audits. the police also do their work gently. but every day that passes , the quality of protests increases. now the game must be changed, neither censorship nor minimization has worked the people who are doing these destructive things in the name of students are labeled as a series of professional rioters who are paid by groups, organizations or even governments to do this behavior as police brutality. the american students are at the same level and not more, that is , they call a slogan that is raised, "behbe shawar khooye, free palestine" and label it again . most of these believers really do not have a clear understanding of the middle east problem. they want to make an impression . fortunately, the police have succeede

away. the whole case could hang on what he says. new reporting on how he's been preparing. >>> a tornado tearing through western pennsylvania. look at that. ripping the steeple off this church with worshippers inside. we've got the new video as the twister hit and the lights went out. >>> an all-out manhunt for whoever killed an officer. the suspect broadcasting live on instagram, now considered armed and dangerous. police surrounding an apartment complex late today. >>> protests erupting just as jerry seinfeld started giving the commencement address at duke. some students walking out. we'll explain. >>> mcdonald's set to drop a burger bombshell. a meal deal for just 5 bucks. so will that start a fast food price war? >>> we go one-on-one with the commissioner of the wnba. what people said to her before women's basketball took off. >> was that offensive to you? >> well, it was -- it was not shocking to me. >>> and the beatlemania mystery 60 years in the making. paul mccartney and the search for adrienne from brooklyn. >> paul mccartney,

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shadow casting over some beaches where there's a life guard shortage fox news correspondent cb cotton is on the beach in rock awayy yeah life guard shortage is a conversation happening across the entire country here in new york city, all eight beaches opened this weekend. but to keep everyone safe, city officials did limit access. >> will be opening up our beaches on memorial day there will be some segments of the beach that are closed for two reasons one because of life guard shortage we want over a thousand and we don't anticipate getting to quite those optimal levels. reporter: right now city has 230 life guardsmanning beaches. which is less than half of the roughly 600 required to fully staff the shoreline. this city has said more than 500 recruits are in training program so parks and rec officials think by july fully staffed in the meantime remote control drones use on city beaches this summer to drop nation devices to swimmers in distress and to alert that help is on the way. and just a highlight how difficult it can be to staff life guards, new york city like many other communities across the country began

news. don't go away. welcome back to the neil oliver show . who can forget the events show.e were ordered to wear face masks and to stay indoors for fear of catching covid? with vaccine safety now in question, some are asking if we really experienced asking if we really experienced a pandemic at all. firstly, take a pandemic at all. firstly, take a look at this clip of german professor stefan homburg using official german data to outline what happened in his country in 2020. for those who are listening to this on radio, rather than watching, i will read out the english subtitles instance, sank the clinic and start with the most important things in five key points. >> firstly, hospital occupancy in germany fell to an all time low in 2020, says the german federal ministry of health. >> secondly, there were no more severe respiratory illnesses than usual in 2020 and 2021. corona came influenza disappeared, says the robert koch institute . koch institute. >> thirdly, age standardised mortality was not higher in 2020 than usual. >> mortal ality has only increased since 2021, says

under a new law that may go away. experts like marcio galli artie said this is not great news for customers or the restaurants. >> just when you thought your pork chop was expensive, guess what, we are going to see higher prices. there is nowhere else restaurants can put these fees. >> a law taking effect would ban the fees commonly seen in ticket sales. the state attorney general confirmed that also applies to restaurant fees. >> it is to create an equitable model. typically servers make much more money than folks in the back of house and dishwashers. what it does is it creates away for the funds to be distributed equitably. >> reporter: is been leading for decades. he has seen the price roller coaster and said the change may not be all bad. shifting attention back to mom-and-pop restaurants. >> you are part of the restaurant. at that point in the secondary. as long as restaurants become a mate neighborhood restaurant, they will do okay. >> reporter: some fear it could make restaurants less equitable for staff. golden

as yesterday for a tiny group of islands, nearly 17000 kilometers away, new caledonia is near australia of an from some french present was the following weeks of deadly unrest after decision by french lawmakers to change voting rights on the islands. a protest us from the islands indigenous kinda people say the changes dilute that voice in local politics. president in macro all set, but he wouldn't listen to that concerns. well, anything really change, i'm feel go embedding and this is the day the.

crews are now gearing up again, this new roll-away bin has been brought in, you can see the graffiti that was left behind. the arrest total at this hour is 209. they say the police presence just here on the campus at ucla from yesterday and today is going to be in the millions. we're told los angeles pay your bass was actually here during that raid at the command post and she essentially reiterated what president biden said that violence and vandalism have no place here at ucla. >> i want to bring in monica alba, president biden had been largely quiet about campus protests and then he speaks out today, what prompted it. >> reporter: it was significant for him to come out and address it. he spoke briefly about four minutes and he did reiterate what the white house's position has been on these protests for weeks saying people have the right to demonstrate peacefully and lawfully. here's little bit more of what the president had to say earlier. >> there's no place for hate speech or violence of any kind whether it's antisemitism or discrimination against arab americans or palestinian am

away today. this is in the news now. in the studio evgeny rashkov. hello. the russian federal security service prevented a series of terrorist attacks in crimea. sabotage on the railways was being prepared ukrainian intelligence services. to do this, they recruited five residents of the peninsula. the agents' task was to collect information about the movements of russian troops, the location of air defense and the defense of the crimean bridge. four explosive devices, a machine gun, and machine gun cartridges were found in the houses of the defendants. the leader of the group died while removing another bomb from the cache. the remaining four saboteurs give confessions, including about the tasks that their ukrainian curators set for them. lay down the subframe, detonate it, stop the train, and then it will be inflicted missile strike. russia thwarted an attempt by the kiev regime to carry out a terrorist attack using american tacomas missiles. according to the ministry of defense, eight operational-tactical missiles and eight aircraft-type drones were inter

backdrop today, stocks are not that far from new highs, in fact, we got a little bit of a surming as we come on the air in the final stretch. s&p500 is 10 points away from a new closing high. we will ask your experts over the final stretch including that man right there, tom lee. he will join us in just a few. >>> let's look at the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation, a brood day, way more up volume than down. nasdaq, too, 16,508. that would be a new closing high. there is the s&p, we are 9 points away. how about the meme stocks, they are off to the races. gamestop, amc and blackberry. and tech it is outperforming on a day yields are lower. now go up 1% as yields fall and stocks continue to rise. it takes us to the talk of the tape. is it still a bull market about to take its next leg higher? let's ask your panel. now thank you for both of you here. become back, everybody. all right, liz here we are, nine or 10 points away. i read here that you say if you take out all-time highs a new pull back begins. i thought it would confirm the fact that we have been able to rally back sharply and set us up for what is ahead. >> let me clarify, when

the continent, so that will that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> away good morning to you. it's 11 am. on wednesday. sorry. monday the 6th of may. >> wish the week away. >> wish the week away. >> here we go. this is britain's newsroom on gb news. with me, ben leo in for andrew pierce and beverley turner. >> very good morning to you. so is it time up for rishi sunak. said the country is heading towards a hung parliament after the poor local election results, because it is right for the region he needs to do to salvage this dire situation is to accept the enormity of the problem. >> these terrible results and quickly and urgently change course. >> former home secretary suella braverman there giving her advice to the prime minister following disappointing electoral results over the weekend . weekend. >> snp leadership deadline is looming. former deputy first minister john swinney looks set to be the next snp leader , as to be the next snp leader, as the deadline for applications is set at midday today. if you want to get your nomination in, you've got an h

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revolution within the united states of america itself, people like joe biden should simply wash away the wave of a new so that justice is dealt with exclusively by artificial intelligence, after which the digital one will come. the one that is told on the proof forum, the main thing there is one thing: the anti-russian vector, soros and other pseudonyms of the devil, dolls of the heir tutti, today on the first day, at the age of 19 i was left alone, why are you here, you and your father are on the ship, oh yes, the theater, red. they will come, art will be banned, yes, this is a crap, tell me, you are ranevskaya, yes i am ranevskaya, i have not experienced anything in my skin, walk past her, look at this face, exceptional, there are many great directors, but there can only be one great meeting , i'll make a call if you come to you? watch after the program time for happy birthday. whom leo nikolaevich tolstoy, on the ninetieth anniversary of the birth of alexei leonova. we had 35 young pilots, we walked around the city and bumped into my mother, he flew on training planes over her house, took his suitc

barricades, well, now these the very barricades are police, they simply demolish them, sweep them away, newppear. today we participated in riots, in what they call riots, we call it a revival, a youth revival, we prefer to die standing than to kneel every day to see how we are oppressed, young people want self-determination for their country because they went through many difficulties for this, they want it, they want it now, another option to calm down the unrest is to ban tiktok and completely turn off the mobile internet, this is the option. was considered, but it didn’t come to that, and yet they say that before macron’s arrival a massive cyber attack was carried out on new caledonia, naturally, according to tradition, who is blamed for this, russia. the first information we have is that many of the ip addresses from which the attack on new caledonia was carried out were from russia. i remain cautious as cybercrimes are being investigated nationally. the damage has already amounted billion euros, but the situation is far from being resolved, from being politically resolved, while macron