cricket star moeen ali says he's "proud and happy" to be named an obe. obe too, for services to football and for his charity and campaigning work. luther blissett also becomes an obe for his work in football and charity. it's curling gold... the olympic gold—medal—winning curling team is also recognised. captain eve muirhead is made an obe, the rest of the team mbes. and bale scores! also becoming an mbe, footballer gareth bale. most honours, though, go to people not in the public eye — people like patricia hassulbee, recognised for 65 years of volunteering for the poppy appeal. it makes you feel special. it makes you feel...all the hard work has brought you a reward. as i say, i'm just delighted about it. delighted. absolutely delighted. she's just one of many honoured for their work in the community. lizo mzimba, bbc news. more on the platinum jubilee celebrations later, but first let's take a look at some of the rest of the day's news. around 2 million people are expected to go abroad over thejubilee bank holiday, and there's concern about further dis

up to the gulf of ob.s is only the first such ship in syria; the second one is being completed now; it will also sail along the irtysh and the ob. flights for meteors are planned. metamorphoses artistic director of the theater and cinema center explained why such a name was chosen? the man in the auditorium who saw at the beginning a specific character and then you see him at the end. you should be amazed at how, before his eyes, he turned into the one with whom we end the passage and the more concise and shorter the passage, the more high- class it is. russian schoolchildren became the winners of the international underwater robotics championship in the usa. the young engineer had to complete the task of the robot center for the development of robotics. the victory in three nominations of the international competition of descent vehicles at once means that it is russian engineers, programmers make underwater missions feasible one of the most challenging simulation tasks. with the help of this invention of

went -- chain in -- or train in ob/gyn because of all this. dr. henkel: there are many people that are passionate about providing abortion care. there are many of us who are subspecialists in complex family-planning and get extra training to provide safe abortion care. i know have the states will not be able to train residents and fellows in this care in the future, and i worry about there being providers available in the case of life-threatening events in the future. but i think that in general, people are really energized and many people in my generation and the next chose ob/gyn because we care about this issue and people having the full axis to reproductive charts -- reproductive choice. kristen: thank you so much for coming on the show and sharing your insight with us. coming up next, our coverage on the abortion ruling continues. a school counselor, college counselor will join us to talk about the impact on where kristen: welcome back. the end of roe v. wade and federally guaranteed right to abortion is stirring up fear in those applying to

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the 'obs that people will no into as well. the 'obs that people will go into — as well.l. the jobs that people will. go into are available afterwards as well. many of the employers who are recruiting for the games have contracts beyond the games as well and i think that's an important message for the whole community to understand that.— understand that. finding enough security guards _ understand that. finding enough security guards is _ understand that. finding enough security guards is one _ understand that. finding enough security guards is one of - understand that. finding enough security guards is one of the - understand that. finding enoughl security guards is one of the main requirements and the organisers have learned the lessons from london 2012 when the army had to be called in after g4 s failed to fill the jobs needed. after g4 5 failed to fill the 'obs needed. ., ., ::' ., , needed. london 2012 a single provider. _ needed. london 2012 a single provider. we _ needed. london 2012 a single provider, we have _ needed. london 2012 a single provider, we have multip

. # ob—la—di, ob—la—da # life goes on, brah # la, la, how life goes on #.ond jubilee, paul mccartney led an all—star singalong of ob—la—di. but this year, even some of the performers don't know what they'll be playing. what are you going to do on saturday? i have no idea. which is awesome to me because that'll be the most fun thing in the world, is if i get there and they say, "hey, nile, we'd like you to play flute with the marine band," or something. so this is four days before the concert, you don't even know what you're playing? yeah, i have no idea. i presume that they asked you to come along and do some chic songs. i have no idea. when i tell you, i have no idea, i have no idea. i look at it like this, whatever the queen asks me to do or her representatives or whatever, i will do that. whatever nile rodgers ends up playing, it will be on this stage, built over the last four weeks outside the gates of buckingham palace. and this is where queen and adam lambert will open the show later tonight. brian may won't be on the roof of buckingham palace this ti

— that you mentioned without losing --eole's “obs? ~ ., , �* people's “obs?'s jobs? well, actually, we've seen such growth, _ people's jobs? well, actually, we've seen such growth, there _ people's jobs? well, actually, we've seen such growth, there have - people's jobs? well, actually, we've seen such growth, there have beenl seen such growth, there have been jobs in the railway from the investment that has come over the years, we need more people facing customers and dealing with customers, to give better services to customers, that is important. in some areas, however, we don't need as many people and we need to modernise work practices so that the people that we do use are able to work and deliver effectively what is needed and to help us to make those improvements are customers and deliver better value for money for taxpayers, who are paying a lot of money into the railway. as a taxpayer, i sadly want to see that put to good use, and that is a challenge unless we can address these issues.— these issues. again, in practical terms, these issues. again, in

that's ri . ht. wants to get on with the 'ob. that's right. saris— wants to get on with the 'ob.o get on with the job. that's right. boris johnson's political - right. borisjohnson�*s political opponents and his critics within his own party will be talking in similar terms in the days and weeks to come. keir starmer can now point to cross the house of commons at the dispatch spots when he faces borisjohnson a prime minister's questions which you will this weekend say, four out of ten of your own mps don't want you to be standing there and leading the party and doing the that you are. that will be uncomfortable for the prime minister, much as he will try to draw a line under this and say perhaps some of his supporters were saying in the run—up to this vote that a victory of one is still a victory and is enough to secure his future. i could tell you that of boris johnson's was future. i could tell you that of borisjohnson�*s was certainly privately saying the victory margin needed to be comfortable enough to contain this rebellion for him to continue without any significant problem

they stay in the 'ob. ., , ., ., be and how long they stay in the 'ob. .,, ., ., ., be and how long theyb. i was going to ask you, do you think there will be another ethics l think there will be another ethics adviser? i think there will be another ethics adviser? ~ , think there will be another ethics adviser? ~' , ., adviser? i think they will have a sli i htl adviser? i think they will have a slightly different _ adviser? i think they will have a slightly different role, - adviser? i think they will have a slightly different role, if - adviser? i think they will have a slightly different role, if the i slightly different role, if the speculation. i don't know how definite — speculation. i don't know how definite that is at this stage. it does _ definite that is at this stage. it does not — definite that is at this stage. it does not look great not having ethics — does not look great not having ethics adviser, does equipment when it's a role _ ethics adviser, does equipment when it's a role that already exists, is not one — it's a role that already exists, is not one you _ it's a role

- the table and do your “ob! there is no doubt that h the table and do your “ob!do yourjob! there is no doubt that the strikes - the table and do yourjob! there is no doubt that the strikes are - the table and do yourjob! there isi no doubt that the strikes are going to cause widespread disruption for people and for the moment, they are going to go ahead and that is the bottom line for this. earlier this afternoon the general secretary of the rmt union has addressed the media — placing the blame for the strikes squarely at the government's door. did not propose the pay rates that are massively under the present rate of inflation. they do not address the living crisis and there prevented a settlement to this dispute. at the behest of the government, the companies are also seeking to implement thousands of job cuts and across the network, they have failed to give any guarantee of compulsory redundancies was up as a result of this transport austerity, the companies have taken the following decisions and they will attacked the railways scheme, diluting penalties and m

. . , . , on with a 'ob.some of your colleagues, _ on with a job. and yet, and yet some of your colleagues, knowing - on with a job. and yet, and yet some of your colleagues, knowing all - of your colleagues, knowing all that, perhaps even believing themselves that borisjohnson got some of the big calls right, knowing that there is a cost of living crisis, still at this point they don't want boris johnson crisis, still at this point they don't want borisjohnson to carry on, they don't think he is the right leaderfor the country, on, they don't think he is the right leader for the country, particularly as this country goes into the next general election?— general election? well, look, we wouldn't be _ general election? well, look, we wouldn't be having _ general election? well, look, we wouldn't be having a _ general election? well, look, we wouldn't be having a vote - general election? well, look, we wouldn't be having a vote of - general election? well, look, we wouldn't be having a vote of the | wouldn't be

he's been awarded an obe for services to cricket.ptain gareth bale receives an mbe for services to football and charity, as does liverpool's james milner. former footballer and commentator rio ferdinand gets an obe. and team gb curler eve muirhead has had her mbe upgraded to an obe, after winning gold at the beijing winter olympics. that's all the sport for now. test match special is on the bbc sounds app. there's a live page too on the bbc sport website. more than 1,000 people have been recognised in the queen's birthday honours. the list was released to coincide with the platinum jubilee. joining me now all the way from their holiday in spain is elena and ruben evans—guillen and their dad mark. these 11—year—old twins have raised nearly £50,000 for a number of differnt charities. i believe you are the youngest recipients of others on the queen's platinumjubilee, which is recipients of others on the queen's platinum jubilee, which is amazing. why have you received this award? we why have you received this award? - have received this

it will put “obs at risk and cause misery _ conditions. put jobs at risk and cause misery across - conditions. it will put jobs at risk and cause misery across the - conditions. it will put jobs at risk. and cause misery across the country and cause misery across the country and hit businesses trying to recover from covid and hurt railway workers, so let us stop dividing the railway industry and let us start working for a brighterfuture. industry and let us start working for a brighter future.— for a brighter future. lowering existin: for a brighter future. lowering existing salaries _ for a brighter future. lowering existing salaries and - for a brighter future. lowering | existing salaries and increasing for a brighter future. lowering - existing salaries and increasing the working _ existing salaries and increasing the working week. these attacks mean that no _ working week. these attacks mean that no trade union in this country could _ that no trade union in this country could accept that agenda. the arents could accept that agenda. th

. how we should 'ust get on with the 'ob. , ., , ., how we should 'ust get on with the 'ob. to _ job. kevin, did you use to feel way? yes, a little bit, to be _ job. kevin, did you use to feel way? yes, a little bit, to be fair. - job. kevin, did you use to feel way? yes, a little bit, to be fair. i - yes, a little bit, to be fair. i have switched sides now. hoist yes, a little bit, to be fair. i have switched sides now. now i'm outside the _ have switched sides now. now i'm outside the bbc, _ have switched sides now. now i'm outside the bbc, you _ have switched sides now. now i'm outside the bbc, you see - outside the bbc, you see accountability is really important, it is very— accountability is really important, it is very crucial for the bbc that it is very crucial for the bbc that it is very crucial for the bbc that it is accountable. it is rather battered _ it is accountable. it is rather battered to accountability, the complaints process is complicated, -- rather— complaints process is complicated, —— rather bad at accountability. i made _ —— rather bad at accountabili

in the zip code, you are mazda ob hera, so you pick equal trazadone own walk them up. the up up very, is vivian economy really on them and she wouldn't have to walk out they own today. you p, i apologised, claim the conflict stemmed from poland, centuries, long expansion in to ukraine. canadian lloyd edna scheduled in the mail. they say indigenous people had the right to fight enslavement and as ukrainians were indigenous to virginia and eastern galleria, it is quite pointless in their opinion to question the ukrainian insurgent armies. methods lost, dunlap lester, knew him yesterday period the syndrome through to develop a good old bullshit military. 3 iron is porter, p. jewish fish juice, where he exceeded what we had to resume in. so because of the wireless. oh group to rocky diligence you're going to stop. so krinski not felony. so little game of familiarity to skip out again is that's a catalyst. i mean the fingerprints of us the yet at them he passed through to graham's kennel some alan angus will barstow. creditor, teachers get used to place what work i'm i work

if nature, what is founded, shareholders in united states and elsewhere in large obs companies would lose millions and millions or is business and business is good. and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fashion ah, during the 2nd world war in nazi occupied poland, valencia was a farming region. today is part of ukraine. between 1943 and 945 members of the ukrainian insurgent army led by step on bendara, could thousands of poles in virginia in a diabolical ethnic cleansing process. the mergers were particularly horrific and brutal villages were burned in property looted. valinda massa is without doubt one of the bloodiest episodes in polish ukrainian history. why are ukrainian politicians still reluctant to talk about these events? how to modern day ukraine and poland view this tragedy of the past? and why does the memory of belinda still divide people in only one main thing is important for knox ism internationally speaking, that is, that nations visits are allowed to do anything. all the mazda races, and then you have the minor nations who are the slaves. americans,

if nature, what is bad shareholders in united states and elsewhere in lodge obs companies would lose millions and millions or is business and business is good and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fashion. with with hello and welcome to cross talk, where all things are considered. i'm people about the west sanctions on russia are distorting and damaging the global economy. consumers all over the world are experiencing higher prices and shortages. at the same time, most of the global south has little interests in the west campaign against russia, and in the long run may benefit from a world economy in transition, ah, cross sucking russia in the global south, i'm joined by my guess. i don't tangle in beijing, he's a senior fellow of the ty, hey, institute in new delhi, we have professor chin noise. she is professor americas at the school of international studies at neuro university. and in bristol, we crossed to judge you barbara. she is deputy leader of the workers party of britain, an author of the drive to war against russia and china are cross talk rules and effect

if nature, what is found shareholders in united states and elsewhere in large obs companies would lose millions of millions or is business and business is good. and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fashion. when i was showing wrong, when i just don't hold any world, yes to shape out, this thing becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. a 4th, inpatient yahoo or a with that you for that a less than 3 months. the west ukraine narrative has been turned on its head. ukraine is not waiting. it's steadily losing. the west is not unified. in back divisions are widening. the russian economy is weathering, massive sanctions. western economies are in trouble. who blame 1st a school with medicine, both, both the models you need to deal with a, a, a, a a, [000:00:00;00] with a personal number of the, i don't know my department who me or ask you the racial and you always have been a little racist. yeah. yeah, yeah. and this kind of fell into exceptions, you know, was in your like in your fa

in terms of 'obs and the hiuh big squeeze. in terms of 'obs and the high revert big squeeze.f jobs and the high level of vacancies, what| big squeeze. in terms of jobs and i the high level of vacancies, what is the high level of vacancies, what is the cause of this? is it brexit? is it covid? is it people changing jobs oras it covid? is it people changing jobs or as a combination of all of this? it's really complicated picture, of course. we are seeing since the economy reopened in autumn last year, we have seen really strong demand for workers from businesses. people are recruiting and trying to restart their businesses and we have also seen during the pandemic is a shrinking of the workforce and the number of people who are actually either working or looking for work and to some extent, there is some patch of migration, but there has been a bigger impact on people who are still in the uk, but are not in the right force and have chosen to leave. one big driver of that is older workers, leave. one big driver of that is olderworkers, people leave. one big driver of that is old

hiv-positive servicemen to [indiscernible] [applause] i'm also proud to combat discrimination against obqi plus -- lgbtqi plus communities, health care, education, employment, financial service and criminal justice. it was the first thing i signed. [applause] knocking on front doors to harass parents raising transgender children, in florida, going up to mickey mouse god's sake. [laughter] that hit close to home. [laughter] think about this, these attacks are real and consequential. look at what happened in idaho. they apparently plan to unleash violence were people were gathering peacefully. they responded. they are on pace again this year. it is disgusting and has to stop. staring at the ceiling and wondering refill of her beloved, married, have a family and be accepted by their own family sometimes. my son started an organization before he died to make sure the people understood what it meant, going around the country, letting people know, talking to mothers and fathers, families of lbgtq people, to allow them to be themselves. i have found my friends -- i've asked my gay friends i ask

if nato, what is founded shareholders in united states and elsewhere in large obs companies would lose millions and millions, or is business and businesses good. and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fashion. and a 1st time in history, an entire country's culture has been cancelled the very modern weapon cancel, culture, really desperate, wonderful language stuff in my life. so we thought it went, but you can't just me sitting on it with the phrase now, particularly for us to counseling russian culture from yet. don't know what to create the field or does it give when you sure. viola is charlie with most of the temperature random eat them, we what rushes created over the past 1500 years. there's no question actually condemned, reviled and reject it to sort of like a bill of battle. there's a lot closer on a whole bunch. thank you said a little short list. joining total condemnation, gross daily and now includes does dance k to cost gate shostakovich get that i need to. yeah, cool. cool enough, but yes, you will see that with the time when you do a bomb, lee, you're not

_ of the queen and to this day i got my obe from prince charles for the the queen— my obe from princemuch. all the ro al your question? very much. all the royal variety _ your question? very much. all the royal variety she's _ your question? very much. all the royal variety she's going _ your question? very much. all the royal variety she's going to - your question? very much. all the royal variety she's going to over i royal variety she's going to over the years. you do get the queen every year. do the years. you do get the queen every year-— the years. you do get the queen eve ear. i. ., , every year. do you get extra nurse when you're — every year. do you get extra nurse when you're performing _ every year. do you get extra nurse when you're performing for - every year. do you get extra nurse when you're performing for her. when you're performing for her majesty? when you're performing for her ma'es ? ~ . when you're performing for her ma'es ?~ , ., , when you're performing for her ma'es t , ., , , majesty? will be thousands, could be thousands, millions _ majesty? will be thousand

the remains of the bullet that kill journalists, sharina ob lackley. this image is been broadcast for the 1st time and shows a type of ammunition used to kill the veteran al jazeera journalist in the occupied westbank last month. according to experts, the green tip bullet is capable of piercing armor and is used in a m full rifle. when we simulated the green tip bullets using 3 d models and according to ballistic and forensic experts, the mission that ended sharon's life was a 5.56 millimeter caliber. the bullet was 1st designed and manufactured in the united states. according to the palestinian prosecutor's office and the autopsy report, the bullet entered, the lower part of shearing her, ricocheted off her helmet and lodged itself in her head. i think another interesting fact, fact who has to be brought into consideration is the fact that there are a number of strike marks on the tree next to which terrain was standing. and that indicates to me that the, there was not, she didn't die as a result of a random shot. as a result that was going on at the

michael is a astute and ob servants is always but a you have to understand the russian psyche just a little bit and i don't pretend with you is particularly with you. peter's lived in russia for decades and maxine on friend of this. yeah, i that center and our friend at the strategic institute i, i'm not going to challenge you with that, but you don't have to read a lot about marshall, super over others to understand the russian art of war. which is you, people think, well the art of war is the same, the year world over it is not the art of war. in the united states, you 10 percent casualties in the unit, i spend some time in the military, 10 percent casualties in a combat. the large maneuver unit makes it combat and effective. it must, it must be withdrawn. it can't function not. so it's a russian military. there's a greater acceptance of, of blood. i'm sorry to put it that way, but it's true. and the art of war is more about the soldier than about the technology. you know, they don't need our toys, they can quite care why, capably handle this matter. and they are quite capably hand

tt dispute over pay, 'obs and conditionsh dispute over pay, 'obs and conditions. , ., , , ., conditionslway industry and let us start working for a brighterfuture. industry and let us start working for a brighter future.— for a brighter future. lowering existin: for a brighter future. lowering existing salaries _ for a brighter future. lowering existing salaries and - for a brighter future. lowering | existing salaries and increasing for a brighter future. lowering - existing salaries and increasing the working _ existing salaries and increasing the working week. these attacks mean that no _ working week. these attacks mean that no trade union in this country conld _ that no trade union in this country could accept that agenda. the arents could accept that agenda. the oarents of _ could accept that agenda. t“t9 parents of 12—year—old archie battersby are given the go—ahead to take their case to the appeal court as they battle to keep him alive despite doctors insisting he is

if i for kamala, who cannot get the 'ob done. 3. 3, for kamala, who cannot get the 'ob done. 3. . . jobt get to work. i _ job done. if i cannot get to work, iwill_ job done. if i cannot get to work, i will not _ job done. if i cannot get to work, i will not have - job done. if i cannot get to work, i will not have the i work, i will not have the income to face of the extra energy bills etc so i do need to get to work.— energy bills etc so i do need to get to work. some businesses like this hotel _ to get to work. some businesses like this hotel say _ to get to work. some businesses like this hotel say they _ to get to work. some businesses like this hotel say they have - like this hotel say they have also taken a hit.— also taken a hit. monday tuesday _ also taken a hit. monday tuesday was _ also taken a hit. monday tuesday was quiet - also taken a hit. monday i tuesday was quiet because also taken a hit. monday - tuesday was quiet because of the strike, wednesday and thursday was quiet. 20% occupancy on those days. thursday was quiet. 2096 occupancy on those days. how much has _ occupa

.— minister but also shape his future in the job. future in the “ob.our future in the “ob. the vote in f of— future in the job. the vote in favour of having _ future in the job. the vote in favour of having confidence i future in the job. the vote in | favour of having confidence in borisjohnson as leader is 211 votes in the vote against was 148 votes and therefore, i can announce that the parliamentary party does have confidence. aha, party does have confidence. a mathematical victory for boris johnson but those numbers are awkward to him. more than 40% of his mps labelling him a liability the country would be better off without. but liability the country would be better off without.— better off without. but he insisted... _ better off without. but he insisted... i— better off without. but he insisted. .. i think- better off without. but he insisted... i think it's - better off without. but he insisted... i think it's an l insisted... i think it's an extremely good, positive, conclusive, decisive result which enables us to move on, to unite and focus

.— money to do their “ob. thank you. good luck to — money to do their “ob. thank you.ney to do theirjob. thank you. good luck to you and _ money to do theirjob. thank you. good luck to you and all— money to do theirjob. thank you. good luck to you and all your - money to do theirjob. thank you. good luck to you and all your staff who are facing those dilemmas. thank you. the singerjustin bieber has revealed he is suffering from facial paralysis after cancelling shows this week. the 28—year—old said in an instagram video that the condition is due to a diagnosis of ramsay hunt syndrome. the condition which affects the facial nerves is usually temporary. now on bbc news, it's time for talking business. hello. let us take a look at what is on the show. the global economy is facing multiple crises, from supply chain chaos, war in europe, and potential famine. can this so—called poly crisis be taken on by the wto, world trade organization, as global trade ministers meet face to face for the first time since the pandemic? and the war in ukraine. while discussing all of that.

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in the tourism industry._ where i once had a “ob in the tourism industry.used to work in travel industry for - tourism industry. yes, i used to work in travel industry for about ten years and now, after covid, the tourism is very slow and so this is a really good time for us to come here and afterfinishing a really good time for us to come here and after finishing the season we will go back to work in the bowl. finding labour has long been a problem from fruit and veg files. getting uk workers to do seasonal jobsis getting uk workers to do seasonal jobs is difficult. in the past, this farm is relied on ukrainian and russian people. but the outbreak of four men they need to look further afield. , . , ., , ., afield. our permanent staff are mainly bulgarian, _ afield. our permanent staff are mainly bulgarian, romanian i afield. our permanent staff are l mainly bulgarian, romanian and polish people. they come gave in and year out. this year, we are having labour, as far as nepal,.- year out. this year, we are having labour, as far as nepal,. these here on a te

and et want us to get on with that 'ob. and yet some of — want us to get on with that 'ob.on. they don't think he's the right leader for the country, particularly as it goes into the next general election? idate particularly as it goes into the next general election? we wouldn't be havin: next general election? we wouldn't be having the _ next general election? we wouldn't be having the vote _ next general election? we wouldn't be having the vote if _ next general election? we wouldn't be having the vote if there - be having the vote if there wasn't... if the threshold had been reached, but that's a minority, that's what it takes to trigger this vote. i think when those who haven't been out in the media criticising, and i'm not saying anything wrong with that, it's their liberty, but you hearfrom with that, it's their liberty, but you hear from the file including the science majority. i think the choices will be clear —— silent majority. we've had a period of sustained distractions and the partygate issue was significant, but we've also have the conclusion of the police inv

there are some “obs where indeed i industry?gulation h industry? there are some jobs where indeed regulation could| where indeed regulation could be a bit more relaxed, but of the jobs be a bit more relaxed, but of thejobs required, a technical skill, regulation is quite high. it depends from one job to another, first, and second, we see the member states like germany trying to open the door to temporary workforce, to try to temporary workforce, to try to solve the problem at least for the coming week. transport industry try to be creative and to overcome the situation, i think we will manage to solve a good part of the problem, but there might be still disruption in the weeks to come. sum in the weeks to come. an uncertain _ in the weeks to come. an uncertain few _ in the weeks to come. an uncertain few weeks i had. —— ahead. thank you. authorities in texas are investigating the social media company twitter over the number of fake accounts on the site, asking for data on how the company calculates user data. the texas attorney

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the west of the irkutsk region and the precipitation zone extends to the banks of the ob and irtysh,ost intense showers will occur in the west of the tomsk region, about 15 mm will fall per day. precipitation. rains will pass today in most of the european territory of russia in the center chernozem and priduraly light rains in the volga region are moderate up to 10 mm per day, but in the north-west in the leningrad region, umbrellas , raincoats, rubber boots are very relevant today. total plus 17 in the evening 15° at night until 14 tomorrow. in the morning +15 rain in the afternoon the intensity of precipitation will begin to decrease. warm up to 18°. friday light rain and only plus 16 on saturday without precipitation and with partly cloudy in the middle of the day plus 20 on sunday intermittent rain, in the afternoon +18 in moscow today at the height of the day the air will warm up to plus 21 in the evening there will be more clouds possible intermittent thunderstorms. however, by nightfall the weather will improve. well, such an unstable and at the same time rather cool weather i

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ah, i'm anthony. how'd welcome, as he crowns president vladimir lensky was broadcasting, news ob, successful counter attacks in the dumbass, a series of powerful explosions shook ukraine's capital. keep over, not mark billowed over the city whose maritally glitch code concerned that the 1st attacks on the city and weights had indeed taken place. glitch go, said missiles at his unspecified infrastructure targets, but caused no debts. that comes just as life in keith had begun to resemble a kind of normality after russia decided to concentrate. it forces in east i spoke with the w correspondent, young phillip shots in keith a short while ago and asked about the situation in the granting capital we were woken up by a raid alerts in the early morning hours and so from what we know right now there have been some explosions in 2 districts in the eastern and north eastern part of fir key. if several ivan, this is say that so they have, they saw smoke rising there. and so that gives mayor vitale clips go. said that her services are already operating on the ground, so we don't know yet what has been

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nation says that israeli security forces fired the bullets that killed al jazeera journalists. serene obs, ugly, you and human rights office, said the palestinian american was not killed by indiscriminate firing from palestinians. a block lay died while covering in israeli army operation in the northern westbank last month. in afghanistan, tell him on official say that they've ended their search for survivors. after wednesday's powerful earthquake, at least a 1000 people were killed. many more injured aftershocks have hit the remote area in the countries east this friday, killing 5 people. a groups are now rushing to get food, tents and medical supplies to the reach up to a rockman has seen so much in his life. but the pain after the earthquake, i said, but it is almost too much. yeah. this is what's left of his home. is virgin legs on the land? quake happened suddenly at night. our houses were destroyed. 12 people for my family were killed, one and my purpose were heard. who are the people killed the money to my wife's, my proof as the money, some elders, and one of my sons remodeled gun

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and so this is a bit of, i'm, are ob, normally if i can see my, this signal e disturbance widening of the violence, he was clearly points to is the fact that, i mean no part of the country is safe in the past would say, well, some of this is sort of killings they're very common in the north. unfortunately that we have to say that you know or recently will also so an increase in killings and attacks by unidentified gunmen. but today i think that's narrative as change and that's quite worry. and i, when, if you listen to the statement from the step ga gov law, he did mention that this is not a sort of things that they are saying that he called it to some satanic or a devilish attack. but the problem is that insecurity is increasing by to day and nowhere is safe. i know places exempt from these. and that's what this clearly suggests. and even as the run up into election says in, it's quite worrying to see this sort of attacks and brought their lights in targets in people. soft church has been soft targets and places like that is quite worried . amaco coyer in league us. thank you. after

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