by the board of directors of avtovaz today it came into force at the new post sokolov replaced nicolas moreo has held this position since june last year. today, a new russian postal container train was sent on its first flight in the kaluga region on what cargo it will carry, on what routes our correspondent, nekenkova, the russian postal container train today started from here from the vorsino industrial park in the kaluga region and is heading to vladivostok it will pass along the main railway artery of the country of the trans-siberian railway, its terminus - this petropavlovsk-kamchatka train is a joint project of the russian railways and the russian post and contains both mail and commercial groupage cargo. including cars of the russian post, as well as cargo from such large readers as the children's world of tape. m.video in total 84 containers contain this train and i appreciate the importance of the development of such cargo transportation. today general director of the russian post maxim akimov spoke about stability. ground communication stability offers of consumer goods, primaril

true, he does not have sokolov's predecessor frenchman nicolas more left russia after the assets of then, including a controlling stake in avtovaz, came under the control of the russian state, according to an acute jonul for a symbolic 2 rubles. one ruble one asset, head of the ministry of industry and trade. denis manturov formulated the task of the new leadership. so now new car transporter products should be developed on russian platforms using russian engineering competencies and attracting russian component suppliers as much as possible, the lack of foreign components has led to the fact that avtovaz went on early leave for almost the entire time, and then immediately after the may holidays, the call went on a downtime , in which it continues to stay now and at least until may 27. the moscow exchange index is trading again in different directions, because the ruble continues to grow, the dollar costs 57.87 euros already 59.60, and everything is likely, because exporters are approaching the peak of tax payments on may 25, 27 in the morning, the dollar and the euro tried to add, but

more. reporter: ronan and his friend nicolas think president macron has supported big companies more than herench citizens, and that he got too involved in the r in ukraine. the two spent election night outside their local bar because the owner didn't want to be filmed or talk about politics anymore. nicolas: young people are tomorrow's leaders. they shouldn't be turned into outsiders, they should be supported and treated as partners. they have something to say, and politicians should listen to them. reporter: five more years, the crowd is chanting in the center of paris. emmanuel macron is aware of the challenges ahead. he addressed everyone in his victory speech, including voters who had supported his challenger. pres. macron: and finally, my thoughts go to those who voted for madame le pen. i understand their disappointment this evening. no, don't boo anyone. i've asked that there be no booing this evening. reporter: macron vowed to unite france. but although he did receive the majority of votes, and many feel relieved the liberal-centrist candidate won, on election night it was clear tha

more. reporter: ronan and his friend nicolas think president macron has supported big companies more than he vulnerable french citizens, and that he got too involved in the war in ukraine. the two spent election night outside their local bar because the owner didn't want to be filmed or talk about politics anymore. nicolas: young people are tomorrow's leaders. they shouldn't be turned into outsiders, they should be supported and treated as partners. they have something to say, and politicians should listen to them. reporter: five more years, the crowd is chanting in the center of paris. emmanuel macron is aware of the challenges ahead. he addressed everyone in his victory speech, including voters who had supported his challenger. pres. macron: and finally, my thoughts go to those who voted for madame le pen. i understand their disappointment this evening. no, don't boo anyone. i've asked that there be no booing this evening. reporter: macron vowed to unite france. but although he did receive the majority of votes, and many feel relieved the liberal-centrist candidate won, on election night i

more. reporter: ronan and his friend nicolas think president macron has supported big companies more than he vulnerable french citizens, and that he got too involved in the r in ukraine. the two spent election night outside their local bar because the owner didn't want to be filmed or talk about politics anymore. nicolas: young people are tomorrow's leaders. they shouldn't be turned into outsiders, they should be supported and treated as partners. they have something to say, and politicians should listen to them. reporter: five more years, the crowd is chanting in the center of paris. emmanuel macron is aware of the challenges ahead. he addressed everyone in his victory speech, including voters who had supported his challenger. pres. macron: and finally, my thoughts go to those who voted for madame le pen. i understand their disappointment this evening. no, don't boo anyone. i've asked that there be no booing this evening. reporter: macron vowed to unite france. but although he did receive the majority of votes, and many feel relieved the liberal-centrist candidate won, on election night it

sturgeon. even more difficulty, with nicola sturueon. , ., even more difficulty, with nicola election and some of those voters start to vote against the conservatives, that may be an indication that what partygate has done is notjust simply cost the conservatives votes directly, but it might also be an indication that there are now some voters out there who are sufficiently dissuaded of the prime minister's merits as prime minister that they are willing to use whatever weapon is available to them to vote against him. if that is going to happen, the electoral system will work against labour to a lesser extent, it will work against the tories even more and that will make mrjohnson's chances of failing even greater. just make mrjohnson's chances of failing even greater-— even greater. just finally, we have two by-elections _ even greater. just finally, we have two by-elections coming - even greater. just finally, we have two by-elections coming up. - two by—elections coming up. by—elections obviously always slightly unpredictable and you can't always draw too much from them, but

the companies are nicola caviar, was founded more than 40 years ago by a swedish family family used thatking of california caviar company would get more respect if it sounded like it was from the caspian sea. ali bartolucci has displayed the ukrainian flag inside the shop to show support for the ukrainian people, but says his company has been getting hate mail and threats. he says he thinks the russian sounding name is to blame. what started as an amazingly advantageous thing in the last couple of months has turned into you know, as center of, you know, uncomfortable conversations for a lot of our staff. allergy says the business has received intimidating letters, including one that told the owners to quote go back to russia. he's increased security now responds to those angry online post with the actual history of the company. he says . in some cases, the posters come back to apologize. coming up on mornings on to the nine the fed made the largest single jump in 22 years in the interest rate as americans are dealing with soaring inflation. how the fed chairman says this latest move is m

you can taste the fat. >> yeah. >> here, you can taste the meat. >> it's more nutty. >> yeah, exactly. >> il fiocco. >> fiocco. nicolao proscuitti. but will the danish fake be obvious? so, what do you think? this doesn't even look like prosciutto. no. it's just dry meat. yeah. this is made for the people who want to go to the gym and grow up muscles. nicola has a point about the tastes of fitness fanatics. the lack of visible fat has definitely been part of the allure of this danish pig prosciutto. nothing. >> it's acidy. >> yeah. it doesn't do it for me though. i can't believe that's what they were selling. and the people buying. this is incredible. look at this. this is made with love. it's different than the others, it's amazing. look at this. >> that's beautiful. >> another planet. [italian accordion plays] as soon as it hits your tongue, >> it's instantaneous. >> butter on the tongue. that's the prosciutto that we all know and love and this is an interloper. when that scandal happened... >> disgusted. >> ...you were disgusted by it. because you can't let the integrity of this disappear because that's just one of

wait ahead for many more interesting unbearable burden of huge talent. nicolasimself, critics called this role the best in his career. why at first the actor was horrified by the script and wanted to refuse filming and what eventually convinced him about this today? news? show business on the most famous film review site rotentometis critics appropriated a record 100% rating for the film, the unbearable burden of a huge talent, the main character of this action comedy, an actor whose nickage is played by actor nicolas cage , the role turned out to be so impressive that it launched a new round of his career, which lately, inevitably wanted to go downhill 58- summer cage did a lot of several budget walk-through pictures to pay off his debts. they accumulated because of his habit of living luxuriously due to legal tragedies with ex-wives. now. he is already married for the fifth and she is pregnant. chech owed 14 million dollars in taxes and was forced to sell off all his elite estates, including the medieval nightstein castle in bavaria and his daughter doesn't wa

losses suffered. 15 years ago. the snp swept to power in scotland and nicola sturgeon�*s party is still going strong, gaining morelse, strengthening its dominance of local government. we have increased our share of the vote, we have increased the number of councillors that we have returned, we are the largest party and we have more councils, i think, today than yesterday. so this is an astonishing result for the snp and an absolutely brutal rejection of borisjohnson and the conservatives. labour are also pretty pleased with their performance. five years ago, they were pushed into third place by the tories, humiliating for a party which was once the dominant force in scottish politics. it's a good day for the scottish labour party. after almost a decade, we are seeing labour firmly back on the pitch, we are making gains across the country, we are firmly in a good, strong second—place. but let me be clear to people across scotland, i don't aspire for the labour party to be in second place. the scottish conservative leader, though, is seeking shelter from the storm. douglas ross had called for borisjohnson to resign

cheering. 15 years ago this week, the snp swept to power in scotland and nicola sturgeon�*s party is still going strong, gaining more strengthening its dominance of local government. we have increased our share of the vote, we have increased the number of councillors that we have returned, we are the largest party and we have more councils, i think, today than yesterday. so this is an astonishing result for the snp and an absolutely brutal rejection of borisjohnson and the conservatives. labour are also pretty pleased with their performance. five years ago, they were pushed into third place by the tories, humiliating for a party which was once the dominant force in scottish politics. it's a good day for the scottish labour party. after almost a decade, we are seeing labour firmly back on the pitch, we are making gains across the country, we are firmly in a good, strong second—place. but let me be clear to people across scotland, i don't aspire for the labour party to be in second place. the scottish conservative leader, though, is seeking shelter from the storm. douglas ross had called for borisjohnson to resign bef

nicola sturgeon speaking earlier. the liberal democrats have gained more than 190 council seats in england so far. — where the lib dems have taken control of somerset county council — party leader sir ed davey voiced his delight to supporters. what began as a tremor in chesham and amersham became an earthquake in north shropshire. and with our victories in furness and here in somerset... cheering it has now become a political shock wave that could bring down this appalling conservative government. it's the movement of millions of people, and they saying they've had enough. they've had enough of rising energy bills and food bills, and rising unfair tory taxes. they've had enough of filthy sewage being allowed to be pumped into our rivers and lakes. they've had enough of ambulance delays and not being able to get a gp appointment because there are too few doctors. they've had enough of being taken for granted. and they've had enough of this lawbreaking, lying prime minister. cheering the green party has made progress, gaining 60 seats in england. its deputy leader, amelia womack, said her party was

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nicolas sarkozy at the elysee palace. meetings. how to spell the building wished to keep secret the contents of their conversation. more more ukrainian military decides to lay down their arms and surrender. former soldiers complain about the betrayal of commanders and the incompetence of the leadership of the army, fighters are taken to special accommodation centers, where, contrary to the misinformation of ukrainian propaganda, worthy conditions are created for them, a warm, spacious tent to help medics three meals a day. mikhail chernov listened to the confession of prisoners of war i do not want to. i, so that there was a whole war. nobody wants him to be war. it would be better if everyone sat at home and that's it, his crushed brother and sister live in russia and most of the times went to moscow back to work. but, when the trip came, the eustrative went to fight a rank, although the rural katamata was simple, one soldier from the family called everything. to fight, who in the family alone was supposed to go out , i would have a son everything, and how did you agree that, well, the wife's tints and that's it. i am

the club from the netherlands owned the advantage, inflicted more blows on the romans' goal, but the only one accurately performed by nicolaaniola at 32 minutes of the first half, the midfielder scored. roma, for mourinho, interrupted the series of failures of italian teams in european competition for 12 years, representatives of this country did not take trophies. before that, he won the champions league interpretation with three goals with mourinho. one assist mackin on her helped his colorado to break the resistance lost in the fifth match 03:0 won back in overtime victoria a4 in the series ahead of still evalange 3.2 in our program it is immediately clear who made easter cakes in childhood . and whoever licked the swing in winter, here, each correct answer brings the team of participants closer to an unforgettable journey to the famous towers of the world. everyone wrong to travel to the construction site. my name is vasya chekhov and we are starting this show tower. well, let's get acquainted with the participants of today's game with applicants for flying and relaxing, to my right the shogi team peter sergey and serg

more than self-flagellation. the fact is that it is not the corguan leader danielortega, nor his venezuelan associate. nicolass not really, especially the president of cuba wilgel, not invited to washington for the upcoming june america summit in los angeles, and there are many rehearsals for this. we would like to see the end of the latin american tour of the europeans of the barrel, when he flew from chile to the shores of the panama canal, where he had a meeting only with panamas themselves, but also with all countries of the system of central american integration and the caribbean community, and there he was allowed to say what he wanted about the sixth package of anti-russian sanctions, but he was urged to turn to the problems of the region itself. and also they did not invite representatives of those states that abstained from the very beginning on the issue of ukraine, there is no need to pretend that they do not exist, but even those who supported the political position of the united states and europe through the mouth of the head of midfanama the main consequences of the ukrainian crisis. for this re

more offered courtesy on board. we haven't levin primate species here that including guerrillas, chimpanzees, drills and prices. red color. this monkeys, nicola, by the press. the primates are in high demand with poachers who can sell them as bush meat, jaunty tear, also used to make his living that way. but for most of the last 10 years, he's any study there tracks to find out which animals are traveling way in the forest. he lives in liberty on the edge of able forest, one of the 3 visitors that are taking part in the project. they do when i am grasped what impact merging hands and anyway like it's not really a profitable business particularly. okay, yes, you can earn a bit up, but the income is very irregular. that's why i decided to stop hunting is angeline snoopy shahid. usually now he only gets to see the animals in video footage. the researchers have set up 17 trial cameras in the part of the forest re gorillas, la. besides chimpanzees and gorillas, these forest elephants are also threatened with extinction. and the extremely shy drills are particularly at risk. the eval forest research project was set up by the san diego z u wildlife

nicola headlam says asking councils to bid against each other doesn't work. once you're in a competitive bidding climate, you're inviting a much moreround who gets the money. that's not really how i would do it. why not? because in places that are doing better, they have a stronger cadre of officers able to write those bids, and therefore those bids are better. so those bids get funded, and it's costing local authorities money to kind of draw down this money. as a set of premises forfunding, i would go for deprivation first, worst first, as a kind of principle of seeking to level up an area. we're working with local authorities in order to make sure that their bids are as effective as possible. and we're deploying people, levelling up directors, whose job it is to be rooted in those communities to make sure the bid is robust. there's no point giving money to a local authority if the prospectus they put forward will mean the money won't make a difference. mps on the public accounts committee have already criticised how areas were selected for another pot — the towns fund. they said the justification for selection was vague and based

more for the flying head kolobok unusual. never ended. everything is better than the cinema of russia only on the channel russia today made a splash. nicolasilm adaptation of the educational process and the rewriting of the joint pages of the history of the russian and ukrainian people is handled by the ministry of education and science of ukraine in 2016, this department. quotes taking into account the historical events of recent years. end quote approved 25 curricula , the most extensive adjustments were made to the programs in history and geography. i even took with me a geography textbook for the eighth grade, edited by a muslik and a capiroles. if you believe him, then the ancestors of the french , spaniards, portuguese, turks, and even jews came from ukraine i want to turn to my french colleague nicolas, you knew that you are actually a ukrainian. don't believe. read the textbook. i took it from there. it has iron logic, since the ancestors of the french are galas, they came from galina who are in ukraine. do you know that, according to the author in the textbook, the ukrainians, the poles are of slavic origin, and the russians at th

is more than just three it is not official yet, but denver nuggets center nicola yogish will be thisrd for yoga to average 27 points 14 rebounds and almost. per game, of course the warriors beat yokich and the nuggets in the first round jokish was able to beat out joel and beat and giannis antetokounmpo for the award. we do have some interesting. nfl news tonight and that is richard sherman has not officially retired, but the former 49er and seahawks star is reportedly and talks to have a role on tv or streaming i guess in amazon's nfl coverage next season. in 34 years old the stanford man one of the most articulate intelligent athletes that you'll ever meet. it would be a lot of fun to listen to richard sherman through commentary on a game. but again, not official yet on a baseball the a's trying to step a nine game losing streak in detroit. very nice. shane there. that is a good look top of the third tony kemp line drive solo bomb. get out one nothing athletics. that is camp's first, home of the year in the fourth chad pinder singling home sean murphy for a two-nothing lead paul bl

more of southern ukraine. but the ukranian army says it's fighting back against russian troops. suffering low morale, huddled the humming repose from the city of nicola of it has become a grim, routine attacks and explosions while the city sleeps, followed by disbelief and anxiety. survivors wondering how they escaped the ferocity of a missile loved from afar on their homes. margaret can't contain his anger. you will before the law of europe sold us out. americans don't cut me out. we asked them to close the sky, but i didn't. why trite is to protect their children. i'm going to appeal directly to the other. do you understand to i'm talking about you son of i would to you a part with my own hands, but a little bit about what burg there. few people left in, michel, i have a few weeks ago, they were nearly half a 1000000. they'll still here have to rely on handouts, as there's no more drinkable water. with the economy at a standstill, people are selling whatever they own to pay his utility bill. he tells us, even though there are no buyers, the russians have actually reached this point on the outskirts of nikolai, of, in the early stages of the war bef

like life in cuba. nicola media and me dialogue was how mc diego filled me was luna going to like a year. my cuba on al jazeera, 74 years after natural and a permanent displacement of more than $700.00 funds in palestine. a year long from the bowman, although dizzy was offices in the gaza story. and in the week that network journalist sharina abbey was killed in the occupied westbank. we examined the situation in palestine in a $1.00 0 special program. join us on all 0. how do you states control information in china? there's no can go if you tried to search the war tenement, we find it is trying to make the whole country forget how did the narrative improve public opinion. they had live died and that allowed the children to continue to die today. how is citizen journalism we framing the story? i am here to document the war crimes committed by point 2 and his resume. the listening post dissects the media on the al jazeera with ah, causes cities all this active church hosts. a memorial service for al jazeera journalist, sharina of oklahoma, was shot dead by israeli forces, a killing on the attack on the funeral procession. angle, many palestinians mock what they called kn

and today, sajid javid said the uk had procured more doses, and i understand that some staff in sexual health clinics have already received the vaccine. nicolaas experiencing mild symptoms and little work from home for the next ten days. she said she would hopefully be back out and about later next week. nurseries in england say plans to allow staff to look after children will not cut costs for parents. ministers are considering changing the rules to help reduce the expense of childcare, amid the growing cost of living crisis. they say it could also improve the choice and availability of childcare places but it's led to fears that childrens' well being and development could be affected. 0ur education editor branwen jeffreys reports. shall we give your hair a nice little brush? it's important for me that whatever i spend is spent on making sure that my child is happy, healthy and very well looked after and he's learning. so to afford good childcare shruti uses the tax free scheme. many working parents don't know it's available from birth, but even so, for shruti and her husband, it's a big bill. it's a big chunk off your income that does go i

coming to fruition because it's a much more personalized experience how you can get information backwards and forwards to the customer as quickly as possible. >> nicola mendelson, thank you for the update i'm doing a panel with her later today. she was the head of global business strategy at facebook. >>> when we come back, stocks staging a major comeback the dow firmly positive, up 87 points it's all happened in the last 30 minutes. look at the nasdaq, it's zooming now, up 1.2% what a crazy comeback. jetblue feeling blue after spirit rejected its takeover offer in favor of its merger with frontier. we'll tell you the latest on the isdding war and keep tabs on th turn-around with 24 minutes left of trading. we'll be right back. is it some magical number? something we just achieve at the end? or is it a feeling? a freedom, to live our lives the way we intended. through the ups. the downs. all of it. this is financial security. from long term care planning, to annuities and life insurance, lincoln helps you plan, protect, and retire. this is lincoln financial. >>> welcome back check out some of today's top search tickers on this first trading day of th

nicola minor. thank you for being here today. former trust board members janet riley, collins and the last one i will mention if they gave me 15 more minutes i could address this just to her, amy meyer is here. give her a hand. we would not look at open space had it not been for this woman and arm twisting of phillip burden to draw the map and put that also clause in there that said if the army ever leaves it goes to the national park. thank you, amy. (applause). to our wonderful partnership for the presidio laura, superintendent of national recreation area tiring in a few days from 32 years of service. laura. thank you. i am going to miss that talent. chris leonard, c.e.o. of golden gate national park conservancy. let me say over the 25 years of their existence they raised over $500 million for the golden gate national parks. that is the gold standard in the country. no one comes to a close second. thank you for what you do. [applause]. c.e.o. greg moore who had a lot to do with that $500 million. he twists arms almost as well as amy does. do we have board chair stacy slaughter? not here. more importantly, i want to recognize two

nicola milnikovitch believes that paris was unprepared for what was ahead. now some are choosing thought in ukraine, and it is the fact that the importation, for example, to read is more and more complicated. so francis morrison more less painted itself in a corner, a concerning, for example, a food and france used to be one of your major agricultural countries. and it's now only, it's a self sufficient up to 60 percent. and it's getting quite complicated because inflation is soaring. unemployment for the 1st time in over year is, is, is growing up again. and french have to face expensive prices, energy costs, of course, and food. if you take oil and fats have risen 50 percent recently with the flower 30 percent. pasta 20 percent. so these are important meals for a lot of french people. and france is really having hard time coping with this. so some cities and even the french government is moving the idea of distributing food vouchers to the poorest people who just can't make ends meet and have a hard time feeding themselves. france is not prepared, france did not see these crisis coming trans thought that agriculture would be a managed by the 3rd world countries or o

more from inside ukraine. >> reporter: as moscow's brutal offensive only widens, we visit villages in eastern ukraine which are now in near ruins. at this one we meet nicolas shapalenko who shows us the remains of a russian missile that landed near his home. it must be so hard to have to lip like this. we don't know whether we'll live or die, he says. last night a tank started firing on us. we went to bed with explosions and we wake up with explosions. it's a similar scene in severdonetsk. life for those left is a misery. 90% of the city is damaged. power and cell phone service is knocked out and food is in short supply, glet a show of strength volodymyr zelenskyy was in the city of kharkiv which was recently wrestled back from russia. the president hasn't been seen outside of the kyiv region since this began three months ago. as russia wages the war of attrition, ukraine has a secret weapon. its people. these women are stitching together body armor vests on the font line. >> hello. >> hello. >> reporter: while at another volunteer center others weave together camouflage netting to be used in the battlefield. as a ukrainian, it's her duty. >> absolutely, i

observed more you need to sanitize everything, that is, follow the doctor's instructions in order to prevent the development of cancer, the so -called pap test. he is also a smear of papa nicolaouype of cytological analysis, with the help of which doctors screen for cervical cancer, pap, it is advisable to carry out the test once a year in order to detect the disease in time or if everything continues to live well calmly and confidently and yes, the study needs to be done correctly get ready. are you watching the program? health, today we are talking about screening for every woman aged 40 plus our guest obstetrician-gynecologist of the first qualification category marina viktorovna metta. so, you just talked about the fact that the human papillomavirus is the very oncogenic driver or trigger that can lead to a number of oncological diseases in women. here. tell us more about the human papillomavirus itself, but it leaves the body very easily, but leaves a trace in it, let's say in simple words, it introduces sensitive cells their protein. and a cell. it starts to divide incorrectly, such cells are located on the cervix. and these changes. we can see even in the colposcope. tha

nicola minor. thank you for being here today. former trust board members janet riley, collins and the last one i will mention if they gave me 15 more minutes i could address this just to her, amy meyer is here. give her a hand. we would not look at open space had it not been for this woman and arm twisting of phillip burden to draw the map and put that also clause in there that said if the army ever leaves it goes to the national park. thank you, amy. (applause). to our wonderful partnership for the presidio laura, superintendent of national recreation area tiring in a few days from 32 years of service. laura. thank you. i am going to miss that talent. chris leonard, c.e.o. of golden gate national park conservancy. let me say over the 25 years of their existence they raised over $500 million for the golden gate national parks. that is the gold standard in the country. no one comes to a close second. thank you for what you do. [applause]. c.e.o. greg moore who had a lot to do with that $500 million. he twists arms almost as well as amy does. do we have board chair stacy slaughter? not here. more importantly, i want to recognize two

nicola, at my media and me, dallas hammock, diego filled me was a looney. going to work a year, my cuba on al jazeera, 74 years after natural and a permanent displacement of more than 700000 palestinians. a year long from the boar me. although dizzy was offices in the gaza strip. and in the week that network journalist sharina apple was killed in the occupied west bank. we examined the situation in palestine in a one hour special program. join us on our 0, lou. ah, hello, get adrian. so the good here in doha, with the news officer, the headlines al jazeera journal is sharina black clay, has been laid to rest and occupied east jerusalem. 3 days after his ready forces shot and killed her 1000 is gathered for her funeral on friday. ukraine says that washing troops are withdrawing from the 2nd largest city of ha, keith, of weeks of heavy bombardment. moscow is said to targets attention to guarding supply routes and military offensive in the eastern donates region. oh, a ukrainian band collusion gastro is favorite when this years eurovision song contest. the entry is attribute to gray, which mixes wrap with traditional folk music. 25 countries are competing in sust

nicolas maduros. they the fidel castros of america. this is like third world level corruption. and the morecans only need five seats flipped in the house in order to retire nancy pelosi. now, remember, barack obama was polling higher than joe biden is now and he still lost 63 seats in his first term. so, you are looking at numbers like that. so why is that important? because right after republicans take control, deswhat the first investigation, the first hearings they are probably going to hold? it's going to be about hunter biden. then there is no running from this anymore. and then the two big questions are, all right? is the president of the united states compromised by countries like china where hunter did all this business with in the very shady and possibly illegal way and did he receive compensation? the 10% that tony bobulinski who is hunter biden's business partner says happened. no reason not to believe him. will: two things we know the daily beast is issuing this apology because they are the subject of a suit from john paul mac isaac. they have cnn politico and others being sued.

more results coming in. our deputy political editor vicki young is here. this deadline that nicolavative and unionist party. yes boris johnson and the conservative and unionist party.— and unionist party. yes they would have hoped. _ and unionist party. yes they would have hoped, the _ and unionist party. yes they would have hoped, the conservatives, i have hoped, the conservatives, having clawed their way back in scotland that would stay there. but that has not happened. what is interesting is the division twen —— between the scottish conservatives and douglas ross being an outspoken critic of borisjohnson and calling for him to resign. that is a pattern you can see in other parts. the scottish conservatives want to be seen to be separate and they feel borisjohnson is dragging their hopes down. you have seen that in local elections, in some parts the leaflets from the conservatives it is hard to tell they were conservatives, thern coloured green and called local conservatives. it is different in different parts. but this is the problem they have, the conservatives. its all very we

. _ let's get a more detailed picture of the results in scotland. 0ur political correspondent lynsey bews is in glasgow this morning. a good result for the snp, lynsey. yes, well, nicolasing the number of counsellors and taking control of dundee council.— dundee council. now, it was also a aood dundee council. now, it was also a good night — dundee council. now, it was also a good night for _ dundee council. now, it was also a good night for scottish _ dundee council. now, it was also a good night for scottish labour, - dundee council. now, it was also a good night for scottish labour, the j good night for scottish labour, the party making gains after years of electoral decline here. they are hoping this is the beginning of a recovery for them. they took control of west dunbartonshire council and moved into second place, displacing the scottish conservatives into third place. it was a disappointing night for the tories here. douglas ross said it was deeply disappointing, in fact. ross said it was deeply disappointing, infact. now, he attributed some of that to the events at westminster, the so—called partygate, but others are saying that douglas ross's flip—flopping o

the club from the netherlands had the advantage and delivered more shots on the romans’ goal, but the only one accurately performed by nicolaaniol in the thirty-second minute of the first half, the midfielder opened the scoring this ball. so in the end it will become gold for the openinites plus. roma jose mourinha interrupted the series of failures of italian teams in european competition 12 years, the representatives of this country did not take trophies. prior to that, inter won extremely having won the champions league with mourinho, so that the owner of the main club trophy of europe will be determined on saturday, real or liverpool will meet in the final. further economic news. we're on the air at 9 o'clock until the meeting. what new opportunities have appeared for our industry, where do we sell belarusian sweets? and also what is happening in the world oil and gas market will not only tell about this, the next few minutes. you are watching economic news and anton malyuta. good morning documents on the common oil market of ues high readiness this was stated by mikhail myasnikovich, the chairman of the colleague of th