well, we move on to the action film from new zealander lita mahori at the end of the earth.ro sets off on a long journey, the end point is new zealand, his goal is to atone for his sins by helping british colonists, but he finds himself in the very center of a war between two moare tribes. at the end of the world, names rule and there is no place for strangers. however, it is munro, a former soldier and current preacher, who has the difficult task of preventing bloodshed, reconciling the new zealand tribes and understanding his mission on this land. by the way, this is not the first appeal. in 1994, the new zealander released a vibrant work called once were warriors, which centers on the origins of the tribe and the evolution to submission. current premiere on edge of the earth is inspired by a novel by new zealand writer hamish clayton called woolf. in the title role we will see the famous australian actor guy pearce. modern schoolchildren are actively interested in sports, dancing, music and are interested in fashionable youth movements. the street culture that is closest

when you play auainst a face new zealand. when you play against a team — face new zealand.ou have - face new zealand. when you play against a team you have coached| face new zealand. when you play | against a team you have coached it makes _ against a team you have coached it makes it _ against a team you have coached it makes it interesting. you know the players _ makes it interesting. you know the players and — makes it interesting. you know the players and some of the young players. — players and some of the young players, you want them to do well, but you _ players, you want them to do well, but you don't want them to do too well against you. an inexperienced wales side failed to stop the world champions south africa as the springboks were comfortable ai—13 winners at twickenham, their seventh defeat in a row. warren gatland has a tour of australia to now look ahead to, but the more things change the more they stay the same as south africa put five tries past their opponents. george zielinski reports. off the back of losing six straight tests and finishing bottom of the

new zealand is a bright spot on the map of the global film industry.whole world, does not forget his homeland and taika in aititi, from time to time, filming stories in a modern setting, including about mauri. his 2010 drama boy won a prize at the berlin film festival. tamahori told a story about history. where there is a place for the nature of ethnic conflicts, ode to strength, spirit and freedom. the director is almost 74, but he has no plans to retire; he is already working on a television series about new zealand in the eighties. you're watching the film industry. let's briefly talk about other new rental products. this year has already been marked by several adaptations of the novel eugene onegin, and now a story about the writer himself. the cartoon pushkin and the michaelmas element tells in a fairy-tale manner the adventures of twenty-five-year-old pushkin in his poetic homeland. the collection includes several short short stories, in each of which pushkin meets new characters, falls in love and sees magical dreams. it has everything, melodram

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rugby union, and england head to new zealand this week, and arguably the toughest challenge in world against the all blacks in new zealand, and it's been over 20 years since they won a test there. they play in dunedin on the 6th ofjuly and in auckland a week later. if we are just in awe of what the all blacks are we're not going to be on the right headspace to go out and beat them and that is our intention — to go over there and beat the all blacks in new zealand. we are excited to go there and try and do that. we have so much respect for what they do. at the same time, we can't sit back and pay too much respect for that. we have to go and make sure we assert ourselves in the way we want to. and if you want more sports news, why not head over to the bbc sport website or the bbc sport app? until next time — thanks for watching. see you again soon. hello, there. let's take a look at the weather for the week ahead. scotland and northern ireland saw the warmest day of the year so far. 27 celsius in parts of aberdeenshire, but compare that to tuesday afternoon's temperatures within the sa

rugby, they have never won a series against the all blacks in new zealand, and it's been over 20 yearsre. they play in dunedin on the 6th ofjuly and in auckland a week later. if we are just in awe of what the all blacks are and we're not going to be in the right headspace to go out there and beat them, and that is our intention to go over there and beat the all blacks in new zealand. and yeah, we're excited about going over there and try and do that. we've just got so much respect for what they do. at the same time, we can't sit back and pay too much respect to that. we've got to go over there and make sure, like you say, that we assert ourselves in the way that we want to. and if you want more sports news, why not head over to the bbc sport website or the bbc sports app? but until next time, thanks for watching. let's take a brief look now at the weather for the week ahead. so it was a very warm and humid start to the week right across the uk. scotland and northern ireland saw the warmest days of the year so far on monday. in fact, it got to 27 celsius in parts of aberdeenshire. but c

new zealand drama, but which, or rather not, but which films from the playbill are worth paying attentionieres section, but is it also worth, yes, a new city and new heroes, where our beloved colleague svetlana borovskaya will go this saturday, we will find out from announcement , judging by the footage, it was somehow bright, she herself didn’t really understand where she was going, she also said intriguing, we learn from the announcement, intrigue, the basis is in the air, this is our everything, we love this, especially on the air. definitely, but this, by the way, is not all the plans for today, these days in the international forum tiba 2024 is taking place in minsk, one of its main topics is cybersecurity, it seems to me that this is generally the main topic of the modern world, we will talk about this, in fact, with our guest, the head of the product development department of the russian company konstantin rodin, we are really looking forward to it, really now our morning continues and we want to share with you a recipe for a delicious and healthy breakfast. anatoly moiseev will te

it is significant that he�*s chosen new zealand as his first stop before australia.ng? i think this is the first time ever - make of that messaging? i think this is the first time ever a - this is the first time ever a senior chinese leader has visited new zealand before visiting australia. in the past australia it was always first and then new zealand and that reflects the relative size and the importance of the relationship. i think this is a clear case of beijing�*s signalling to kevin r and wellington how —— canberra how the relationship has been managed in recent years. it�*s managed in recent years. it's the first type _ managed in recent years. it's the first type profile visit since 2017. there is a difference how the previous morrison government dealt with china and how the government has chosen to see things. what has chosen to see things. what has beijing hope to get out of this visit? ~ , ., ., this visit? well, first of all i think this visit? well, first of all i think the _ this visit? well, first of all i think the visit _ this visit? well, first of a

it's the highest level chinese visit to new zealand in seven years.inister christopher luxon is trying to balance rights and security concerns with trade opportunities offered by beijing, which is the country's largest export partner. g7 leaders meeting in italy have agreed to use frozen russian assets to raise 50 billion dollars for ukraine. trade imbalances with china in particular concerns over industrial overcapacity and threats posed by artificial intelligence are also on the agenda. cedomir nestorovic is a professor of geopolitics with the essec business school, asia pacific and explains how much influence the g7 has. i do not expect anything concrete because it doesn't have any binding rule. however, on the other side, it is a rare occasion where we have seven countries coming together. but what is interesting is that they invited many countries too and india has been invited. but china did not. so they will discuss. it's a small club, but it lost the importance that it used to have before. i think there's one big focus that everyone�*s looking

with the time difference between new zealand and us, when will our dinner be? almost maybe one or two o'clock in the morning. tonight will actually be friday morning. in about two or three hours, the election process abroad will begin. thank you very much. we have a report. we are ready to ask our compatriots in iraq and lebanon . let's see that report about participating in the elections, then i want to talk to you about some places, especially saudi arabia and canada. hello. iranian families living in iraq these days are preparing themselves to participate in the presidential elections. it is our religious duty to participate in the elections . will you participate in blinding the eyes of enemies with your family? yes, god willing, we will participate with our family. how many years have you been living in iraq? it is 3 years. you are coming let's choose a person and we choose someone who we know is good for our country . how many years have you been living in iraq? you and i are 21 years old. to hold this round of presidential elections as magnificently as p

on monday, the prime minister of new zealand was forced to take a commercial flight to japan after hisown while refueling in papua new guinea. a technical problem arose with the boin 757 airliner. another incident occurred at the end of may. the 737 max-8 encountered the effect of a dutch step, a little less than an hour after takeoff from the american phoenix airport, at an altitude of 9,500 m, the plane began to perform uncontrolled lateral oscillations. the phenomenon on modern aircraft is quite rare, as experts say in the swarm system line designed to prevent tilting towards the ground. according to a report from the us federal aviation administration, damage to the reserve unit was discovered after landing. power management, the development of this situation is usually prevented by the so-called damping system, which at an early stage , using a gyroscope, recognizes the deviation of the aircraft from its normal spatial position, makes appropriate adjustments to the operation of the control system, that is, it can actually be prevented without human intervention. development of thi

on monday, the prime minister of new zealand was forced to take a commercial flight to japan after his papua new guinea. there was a technical problem with another incident occurred at the end of may, the booing 737 max-8 encountered the effect of the dutch step. a little less than an hour after taking off from the american phoenix airport at an altitude of 9,500 m, the plane began to make uncontrolled lateral oscillations. the phenomenon of modern aircraft is quite rare, as experts say, the airliner and its systems are designed in such a way as to prevent roll in side of the ground. according to a federal government report. us civil aviation. a six-week audit of the 737 max failed 33 of 89 management checks and revealed dozens of problems throughout the production process at booing and its supplier stems. boeing is in a perfect storm situation. all. i don’t want to use such a word, but it is perceived as a situation on the verge of an explosion, an endless number of incidents that happen again and again, and there is a feeling that there will be no end to them. before the company real

facing the all blacks in new zealand in a fortnight will be a far sterner test.n england before we flew and we have had one proper session injapan and getting over thejet lag, so i think to produce that after a couple of sessions together has been very impressive. but we will need to go up several levels and i expect us to go up several levels when we face new zealand. when you play against a team you have coached it makes it interesting. you know the players and some of the young players, you want them to do well, but you don't want them to do too well against you. an inexperienced wales side failed to stop the world champions south africa as the springboks were comfortable 111—13 winners at twickenham, their seventh defeat in a row. warren gatland has a tour of australia to now look ahead to, but the more things change the more they stay the same as south africa put five tries past their opponents. george zielinski reports. off the back of losing six straight tests and finishing bottom of the six nations, it is safe to say wales came into the game against the w

sweden, new zealand, periodically during training curators came, who, as i know, were, well, a ukrainianstructors came, well, there were foreign instructors or there, well, in general, foreigners, they arrived there, the next day we signed a contract, i signed for a month, they gave out weapons, machine gun, makarov pistol, a couple of times later we went to the training grounds, trained, there were instructors from europe, nato instructors, swedes, from new zealand, they taught drone tactics, how to move in twos, in threes, how to storm, explained that so georgian national legion, well, what is their goal, what are their intentions, well, it was, one might say, to call them russophobia, that is, uh, to destroy them. well, that is, russian military personnel should not be taken prisoner. and about new cases of force mobilization in ukraine. in chernivtsi, military commissars staged a raid in shopping centers. the military stood at the entrances to the building and caught the men. in odessa, as ukrainian journalists report, the issue was approached differently. owners of large shopping ce

a few hours ago, iranians living in new zealand, malaysia and indonesia went to the polls. the first vote was cast in new zealand and then in several other east and south asian countries, including china and india. election the presidency of iran is held in one hundred and 38 iranian embassies abroad. dear viewers, thank you very much for being with us until this moment. goodbye. come say from the dawn of tomorrow, open a window from watching , come and tell about the dawn of tomorrow. there is no reason to wake up from watching a happy dream in the name of the homeland . sing along with me to majdeh. sing it again from that spring when iran was patient with its people and gave a kiss to its flag. mrs. iran , come to my tongue with your pure name, tell me that from the dawn of tomorrow, open a window from the audience to magdeh and sing with me again from that spring that it is not our dream, the morning will come again to the light of our hope, a bright dawn from the loving breaths of our martyr , a dawn from the presence, bright from distant horizons, its light from the r

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this is the place called ship cove in new zealand, where i spent a while my wife and i, we hiked all over the place. one of the few monuments that has not been splattered with red paint. then he goes on through what we call the cook islands, the island group, a lot of other islands finally moving towards tahiti, another absolutely gorgeous place, the place that was famous among all the of england and all over europe for being a, you know, a beautiful place, beautiful women, great a great place to kind of get some r&r. in fact, half the sailors on board this ship, they signed on so they could go to this spot, tahiti. this is from my iphone. don't hate me for the fact that i had to, you know, had to go to these places. of course, where he anchored. but he wasn't just there for he wasn't just there for he was there with a mission, a very particular mission from the and that was that had to do with this guy a very interesting young man named mai, who was a major character in, the book, a guy who had come to england on cook's second voyage and had become the first polynesian to set foot o

american detroit scott dixon , new zealand honda team driver finished earlier than other drivers.the swedish marcus ericsson and the new zealander marcus armstrong were the other drivers of the honda team who were in the second and third place respectively. taking honda pishdad in the team ranking, he's frustrated, he wants to clear him because he knows the others are coming, it's not a pass for. with fifa's announcement, the transfer window of esteghlal club, which was closed due to santa clara club's complaint for non-payment of mohammad mohebi's transfer fee, was opened. in the table tennis competition , croatian player noshad alamiyan advanced to the fourth round of the preliminary table with a 3-0 victory over khaled assar from egypt. in the end. iran's national cycling team went to germany to participate in the asian road championship in gaza. these rak'ats are from 17 to 22 june it will be held with the presence of 14 athletes of our country, and antonio conte, the 54-year-old former manager of inter juventus and tottenham , took over the leadership of the napoli football t

new zealand's exit from the tournament was confirmed on thursday but kane williamson's side respondeder of their allotted overs. south africa narrowly beat nepal by one run, the proteas struggled to 115 for seven from their 20 overs — reeza hendricks top scored with 43. in reply, nepal looked set for a seismic upset but fell agonisingly short. needing two off the last ball they were unable to force a super over when gulsanjha was run out, handing south africa the win. the florida leg of this t20 world cup has been blighted by rain, with the first two matches at lauderhill abandoned without a ball bowled. and today, again, a wet outfield meant india against canada was abandoned without a ball being bowled. this doesn't haven't have any effect on the state of the group — india and the united states have already qualified for the super 8s, whereas canada already knew they'd be going home along with ireland and pakistan. time now for some of the day's other sport stories and... ..tottenham midfielder rodrigo bentancur has apologised to club captain son heung—min for a racist comment he ma

usa, and the last known eruption of the taupo super-vykanas occurred in new zealand about 25 thousand years ago, about 2.5 million years ago, the earth entered a new climate regime, a series of successive ice ages. according to scientists, during this time there were from 40 to 50 separate periods of glaciation. each time they became longer and colder. their periodicity and scale are determined by the characteristics of our world and the influence of gravity of other planets in the solar system. climate on the earth is transformed, including under the influence of changes in the shape of the orbit, as well as inclinations of the direction of the rotation axis, which are subject to cyclic changes, the so -called melankovitch cycle. it must be recognized that the connection between emissions and climate change requires an objective one. air has never been constant, there have been nine warming periods since the end of the last ice age, and during seven of them the temperature was higher than today. proponents of the theory of the anthropogenic factor present us with the energy transitio

you know, we saw a huge shift in the way people were using social media in new zealand.ple i can give you is we were, we know we're working in the office and creating our tiktok videos with the now prime minister and he came in one day and he said, "oh, you wouldn't believe what's just happened. i've just had someone stop me on the street and say they recognised me from tiktok." and that sort of represented, very simplistically, a watershed moment for the platform's ability to have genuine cut—through with audiences at scale and with voters. and, you know, to be honest, here in the uk, we've already seen that the labour party have racked up, you know, ten million views in the last few days on tiktok alone. the conservatives, you know, a few million themselves. now, to pay for those views on other platforms would be extremely expensive and that's all organic. that's all based on the quality, or lack thereof, in the content that they've been sharing. and, you know, memes are a really effective form of communication. you know, i'd go as far to say half the internet isjust m

the presidency of the islamic republic of iran at the iranian embassy in new zealand has started this morning. in addition to wellington, our country's presidential elections are also being held in auckland and christchurch, new zealand. election presidency is held in 100 countries and 34 branches. the arbaeen ceremony of martyr ayatollah raisi and his companions was held on thursday evening in the presence of people in masla, tehran. the participants in this ceremony asked the future president to be tireless like the martyred president and fulfill his promises. an hour ago. to pay tribute to martyrs , i am a bank employee. i am a doctor . i am a university professor. he was always the first person to stand by people in difficult situations. serving this society and the people, closing the clock and all that was not an issue for him, he wanted to serve the people, work day and night, rosi's courage, constant presence in the field was demanded and desired, and... you know, and he was tireless. he found out that if a manager in the field okay, let's be with the people. people love him e

we are looking for answers, we look up to the heavens, we hear their voices, these are people in new zealands, far from the shore, they believe that they will find love, naklians, you will not give up, and you will not go astray, you did not come into this world alone. yes, we are looking for answers, looking up to the heavens, voices, for love on earth, not alone, not alone, oh, not alone, not alone. my name is ivan, can i be vanya? masha!

theas been to easter, he has been new zealand, tonga and the cook islands.he's he's now, you know, he's hi all way up in hawaii and they're all speaking more or less the same language. they're they have the same culture, they're the same people. beginning to wonder well, you know how how did they do it? you what was their technique ology? how did within ships that had no metal, they didn't have nails. they didn't didn't have anything like european ships. s this, these incredible migrations, all across many th miles of the pacific. and he's really the first eu to understand that and begin question their ship architecture. and like, how do they, you know, how do they accomplish this zing feat. he reaches the pacific northwest at a place here called cape fell weathe by. one of the great things about captain cook. after himsecaptain after named after him. but he didn't come up with those himself. that was usually the admiralty that did that. but he he was very literal in naming things. and if he didn't know the indigenous name for it, he justyou know, the weathe

one the boeing 737 passenger plane was forced to make an emergency landing in new zealand. this plane with 73 passengers was flying from new zealand to melbourne, australia, when one of its engines caught fire shortly after takeoff and had to make an emergency landing. the cause of this incident has not yet been determined. the airplanes of the american company boeing have suffered many accidents in recent months. the american company boeing has been accused of using low-quality parts in the construction of its planes. recently, the disclosure of documents related to the purchase of low-quality titanium parts has created a new scandal for this company, and the young professionals of a company danesh banyan succeeded in obtaining the technical knowledge of extracting crocin from saffron. crocin is the main pigment found in red gold, which has many uses in the food, pharmaceutical and health industries. with an annual production of 350 tons of saffron, iran ranks first in the world in the production of this product, but about 80% of our saffron is exported, and more than 90%

all your support for now back to you, the static so much 5 south china is primarily chung is in new zealand for the highest level visit and 7 years he's meeting the prime minister and all the senior officials during his 3 day trip. the, they've already announced new agreements on trade and the environment. museums has become increasing. the critical of asians role in the south pacific and a heat wave has swept across move in china, bringing restful, breaking temperatures of more than 40 degrees celsius. china is agricultural ministry says the he's and a possible drought will have an adverse effect on comp counting. katrina, who has more from the capital does young my really central badging wasn't intended to be a place for sweetness. but it's become popular with local seeking refuge from a heat wave which has enveloped the city this week with some areas experiencing temperatures of more than 40 degrees. the she gave you know, this year is become so how much earlier then you're coming here is a good way to escape the heat and get some reading. the authorities have told people to reduce time

the king may have to downscale his plans to visit australia and new zealand as he continues to battle to battle cancer. all of that and much more to come. this is gb news, britain's news channel and really best not go too far. by the way, loads more too far. by the way, loads more to come. >> we are proud to be gb news the people's channel and as you know, we always love 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 . simply go to see >> join me. nana akua for an informative interactive news program with a difference. it's fun . it's true that you're not fun. it's true that you're not wrong . no one will be cancelled. wrong. no one will be cancelled. lovely join me from 3 pm. every weekend. only on gb news, britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> welcome back to gb news saturday with me dawn neesom on your telly, online and on digital radio. hope you have

the senators approved over 360 , as well as the uk, usa, canada, japan, ukraine, australia and new zealandas noted, the collected facts clearly show that for western exemplary democracies, characteristic russian and neo-colonial views turned out to be a splash of aggressive national assessment of certain situations. these are the notorious facts on the table. a multi-page, impressive report is provided. very specific examples of human rights violations and gross violations of human rights in those countries that undeservedly and unauthorizedly decided to consider themselves mentors in this area, and at the same time they themselves have serious gaps in the human rights sphere. the authors recommend that readers, when studying the country sections of the report, take into account the fact that these are the states that are actively trying to export. under the guise of universal point out to others their shortcomings, and in fact interfere in their internal affairs. you don’t have to look far for living evidence; atrocities occur at our borders every day. this time, polish security forces kn

passengers seeing it from their seats after the plane took off from new zealand. gio benitez covers aviation. >> reporter: tonight, a virgin australia flight forced to make an emergency landing. this nighttime video from inside the cabin showing flames coming out one of the engines. the boeing 737 had just taken off from queenstown, new zealand, and was headed for melbourne, australia, with 73 passengers and crew onboard. but queenstown airport saying the flight "experienced an issue just after take-off" and was diverted to a nearby airport. >> what's happening? >> plane engine. >> reporter: witnesses on the ground capturing video showing the fire. virgin australia saying the flight "landed safely following a possible bird strike" and the aircraft was met by emergency services. and david, bird strikes are actually pretty common. in fact, the faa says last year, there were more than 18,000 only them, but less than 4% caused any damage to planes. david? >> david: gio benitez tonight, thank you. >>> back here in the u.s., and to the mass shooting at a water park outs

the us new zealand and canada. i talked to german forces on the coast of northern fronts in june 1944. within 4000 soldiers were killed on d day and another 5000 were injured. he was president of joe biden, is one of many world leaders in normandy for the event. and that's when a tasha butler is she sent us this update. the main focus of the us present job items busy to is to take part in the day commemorations here in normandy. he'll be meeting us veterans, several at that was a 150 k age between $96.00 and a $107.00. some of them took part in those the day landings, 80 years ago, no doubt will be sharing some of the stories and memories with us present a bite. and we'll also eva, see a service as a hobby, to the american symmetry that i'd take pulse along side of the world. leaders in an international commemoration that will be hosted by the french president emmanuel macro. ukraine will also be here in the shape of the ukrainian prizes into florida . may zalinski has been invited by the lee say, specifically to t

earlier, there was a huge shock in group c as afghanistan beat 2021 finalists new zealand.ith 80 to set a target of 160. but new zealand got nowhere near it, fazalhaq farooqi taking four wickets as they bowled out the kiwis to win by 84 runs. that makes it two wins from two for afghanistan and they are currently top of their group. so, while england aim to defend their t20 world cup trophy, iga swiatek has successfully defended her french open crown. the number one seed beat italianjasmine paolini at roland garros for her third straight women's singles title. patrick gearey was watching. jasmine paolini had been climbing fast, rising from relative obscurity to the biggest stage of her life, but now another level altogether. iga swiatek is the queen of clay, but jasmine paolini couldn't afford to offer too much respect. she broke her early on, but swiatek was the back—to—back champion, she sensed the moment. she was soon on top. in the set and on your screen, the polish world number one can move the match into fast forward. paolini knew it was going away, and her remarkable

as well as the uk, usa, canada, japan, australia and new zealand. application of so-called double standardsassessing certain human rights situations. ri shunok may become the first of the most serious problems remains the practice of the current british prime minister, who will lose his post after the general elections, they will be held on the fourth, due to political upheavals, and of course, for economic reasons, millionaires are leaving britain en masse. according to cnbc, by the end of the year the country will face a net loss of 9,500 wealthy people. which is twice as much as last year. this forecast marks a radical turn in development great britain, which was once considered the main residence of the world's richest people. creation of passenger equipment, joint development in medicine and glass production. representatives of the ministry of economy of belarus, small medium-sized businesses, diplomats and heads of domestic enterprises visited the vladimir region and studied the prospects of the union. cooperation, will it be possible to increase trade turnover to half a billion by th

zealand. many of these artifacts, maybe some of you saw the news recently. but there's these artifacts, this this is a spear from cook's third voyagebelieve it's honolulu who says that this a provenance on it and it's apparently true i've got to got to hold that just to jt think that this is an artifact that captain cook himselfat one point. it's kind of kind of a cool kind of a cool part of the research. and the last thing is you meet a lot of book collectors, manuscript, rare book and manuscript collectors, including this a guy named lou weinstein, who lives on maui and has this amazing collection of captain cook arcane, you know, and original and all kinds of stuff. and hand, the quality of the ofe the art and the engravings, the sized are huge, huge books. and you just realize you know, it's a direct connectiotohistoro añenjoy. so going back a little bit just so you l was his early life. so yorkshire, he came from poverty, he came from nothing. his father was a farmer. onhings i love about captain cook is that the royal navy of that time, most hat levh c

there, that is, zealand is a province of holland, this is new zealand, that is , these are territorieshat are foreign, that were invaded, or new cappadocia, or new caledonia, new france, the prefix new always carries the following meaning, that these territories are ethnically alien, ethnically do not belong, but were conquered and named after some state or province. new ame, new spain, i.e. new russia - this does not mean that these are some oo, russian, russian lands, it means that this name absolutely in the context of european names, was itself, by st. petersburg, outlined as lands conquered and taken away, and putin forgets to tell everyone, because these are really lands where the ukrainian population lived. regarding novorossiya, putin has such general visions, because when he outlined novorossiya in april in 2014 in the 14th year, kharkiv, for example, entered novorossiya, although kharkiv is a slobzhanshchyna, and all these moments, they do not stick, so all the names, as russia had for them, there, all the others, this convention is big enough , about the fact that he is retu

spinner sophie ecclestone taking five wickets as new zealand made just 141 all out.oundaries. she reached her maiden international century injust 88 balls — with the winning runs. that puts england into an unassailable 2—0 lead in the series, with the final 0di on wednesday. i worked hard to get to this point and it has taken me time to try and get my processes right and make sure i am not getting too ahead of myself. and i think, you know, the 100 was just another one and ijust keep trying to say that to myself and just, you know, work on that process. jonny bairstow�*s internatonal career could be over — after he was left out of the england men's test squad ahead of a busy summer. he's played 100 matches in the longest format of the game. but won't add to that in the first two tests against the west indies. bairstow offers middle order batting and wicketkeeping. but england have selected the returning harry brook and the uncapped keeper jamie smith instead. the first test is at lord's on tenthjuly. smith's inclusion also means there no place for ben foakes, while d

across the tasman will push them ready live the showers last 3 conditions into a good part of a new zealand. meanwhile, his middle ridge of high pressure for the time being but what the weather will come across the fall. se off south australia rolling across victoria, anthony southwell some. what the weather coming through here. some other way weather, just clicking on the over to was the coastal for just sidney. seems like disappointedly, damp weather. then over the next couple of days, a little bit of time whether to into the south west for a time. and that a lot just way over to oh, it's available. meanwhile, it'll brighten up. so that was to sort of victoria just to mount pool very well when do web that will continue to drive its way in to new zealand. i mean, i can see those blustery conditions pushing right through the we can meanwhile, some wet weather lingering across southern pots of china, plum, rice, now they have well and truly settings on where to where the, the north up towards the yellow sea pushing into the north mean to north korea, that eastern side thesis side of china as

in reply, new zealand were skittled out forjust 75 in the 16th over.n over sri lanka, who slip to the bottom of group d after a second successive defeat. and primoz roglic looks like he's coming into form just in time for the tour de france. the slovenian, who's recovering from a serious crash at the tour of the basque country two months ago, has just won the hardest stage of the criterium du dauphine. it's his second stage win in two days, and he leads byjust over a minute going into the final stage on sunday. and that's all the sport for now. in the uk, parties are back on the campaign trail following last night's seven—way debate where politicians locked horns over the economy, armed forces, nhs, immigration and climate policy. today, the conservatives are pushing a permanent cut to stamp duty and labour is outlining its position on business rates. here's our political correspondent, jessica parker. stepping into a new day, trying to leave the old one behind. grab some cans. rishi sunak�*s decision last week to depart early from d—day commemorations

now that east coast low has pulled its way across, it has been taking the west the weather to new zealand, leaving behind more in the way of sunshine and settled conditions for the southeast . just a few showers here and there for victoria and has mania on sunday, but we'll see things ton a little bit more wild across the bite. that's thanks to an area of low pressure the both welcome weather to w way that's gonna move it's way for the east bringing some preschool wins as well to southern areas. but why is skies for the likes of puss it is looking rather dry and settled across the north of australia as well over the next few days is not looking as settled across new zealand. very weather coming into the south island here on sunday. on monday it'll be the north islands time to see that weather with plenty of rain in the bay of plenty. plenty of rain is also the story across the south east asia. we've got the seasonal rains pulling across indo china with heavy falls, stretching all the way from thailand to vietnam, some heavy rain to come for count bonia. it's not as what the cause, west an

they have never won a series against the all blacks in new zealand, and it's been over 20 years sincet them and that is our intention, to go out there and beat the all blacks in new zealand. we are excited about going over there and try to do that. we have so much respect for what they do but at the same time we cannot sit back and pay too much respect to that. we've got to go over there and make sure that we assert ourselves in a way that we want to. it's a really busy final week before the start of wimbledon next monday. many of the top players head to all england club early and use the time to practice, but the eastbourne international is in full swing with plenty of british interest, including a really convincing win for emma raducanu today. adam cottier reports. emma raducanu says she has rekindled her love for tennis and her grass court season appears to be bearing fruit after a ruthless victory over sloane stephens. following a slow start in the contest between former us open champions, raducanu found the level of composure and showed what she may be getting back that happiness

squadrons of american pilots, britis pilots, belgians, or regions, polls, the dutch, south africans, new zealandersnd australians. 150,000 landed on d-day and they did not speak theame language. they didn't have the same flag. they didn't have the same uniform. but what they did share was their determination to liberate europe from the scourge of nazi tyranny. and to bring back the message for living in a free world. it was a vision of human beings worthy and free. for a freedom that must be bought sometimes at the cost of their own lives. that bloody dawn. what they shared was fear and glory. there was sand and blood. and we think of them all with immense gratitude. [applause] gov. youngkin: we think of those men who were only 17 or 18 years old. somewhere 20 or 40, and who left their farms to take up arms. some at the bottom of the sea. some died face down on the earth. some were shot down in the skies. and we think of those who survived. those who are here today. we think of you who have told us how you are in the sea with 30 kilo bags on your backs. how you got across the landmines in the dunes