. . , ., often a main plank of conservative oli . ., , ., , often a main plank of conservative oli .you believe you have another four _ policy. can you believe you have another four weeks _ policy. can you believe you have another four weeks of _ policy. can you believe you have another four weeks of this - policy. can you believe you have another four weeks of this to - policy. can you believe you have another four weeks of this to go | another four weeks of this to go was making _ another four weeks of this to go was making a _ another four weeks of this to go was making a lifetime of the of us. she is playing _ making a lifetime of the of us. she is playing to a crowd and in a conservative way and the cost—of—living crisis, on the airwaves— cost—of—living crisis, on the airwaves today. and the problem that ithink— airwaves today. and the problem that i think that _ airwaves today. and the problem that i think that liz truss is going to face _ i think that liz truss is going to face is — i think that liz truss is going to face is that— i think that liz truss is going to face is tha

wales needs to rethink their drugs oli . ., ., , , , wales needs to rethink their drugs oli . ., , , ., ., policy. that was why use heroin for the first time _ policy. that was why use heroin for the first time and _ policy. that was why use heroin for the first time and crack. _ policy. that was why use heroin for the first time and crack. he - policy. that was why use heroin for the first time and crack. he is - the first time and crack. he is takin: the first time and crack. he is taking me _ the first time and crack. he is taking me on _ the first time and crack. he is taking me on it _ the first time and crack. he is taking me on it trip _ the first time and crack. he is taking me on it trip down - the first time and crack. he is - taking me on it trip down memory lane, but they aren't happy memories. i lane, but they aren't happy memorics-_ lane, but they aren't happy memories. , . , , memories. i started smoking cannabis ve heavil memories. i started smoking cannabis very heavily at — memories. i started smoking cannabis very heavily at 15 _ memories. i started smoking cannabi

his oli ,~ ., �*, , ., ., policy.f—living crisis, 13% inflation that's the inflation...— crisis, 1396 inflation that's the inflation... . , , inflation... taxes in this country are now at _ inflation... taxes in this country are now at the _ inflation... taxes in this country are now at the highest - inflation... taxes in this country are now at the highest they've i inflation... taxes in this country i are now at the highest they've been for 70 _ are now at the highest they've been for 70 years. that's a figure to reckon— for 70 years. that's a figure to reckon with. i cannot see how face with cost—of—living crisis and the energy— with cost—of—living crisis and the energy crisis you could consider, even _ energy crisis you could consider, even consider putting up direct taxation — even consider putting up direct taxation. . ., .. , even consider putting up direct taxation. . ., , ., taxation. that thought, exactly what was bein: taxation. that thought, exactly what was being said _ taxation. that thought, exactly wha

oli ,~ ., �*, , ., ., saying that she would counter his oli. ., fl, ., policy. economics, as opposed to the solutions of liz truss. itruiellll. the solutions of liz truss. well, i'm sorry- -- _ the solutions of liz truss. well, i'm sorry... cutting _ the solutions of liz truss. well, i'm sorry... cutting costs - the solutions of liz truss. well, i'm sorry... cutting costs in - the solutions of liz truss. well, i'm sorry... cutting costs in the | i'm sorry... cutting costs in the cost of living — i'm sorry... cutting costs in the cost of living crisis. _ i'm sorry... cutting costs in the cost of living crisis. 30% - cost of living crisis. 30% inflation.— cost of living crisis. 3096 inflation. �* , ., inflation. all right, but we go back to our inflation. all right, but we go back to your figure _ inflation. all right, but we go back to your figure by — inflation. all right, but we go back to your figure by inflation, - inflation. all right, but we go back to your figure by inflation, taxes i to your figure by inflation, taxes in this— to your figure by inflation,

to the yard together with several people i'm near among them were kateryna's son denys rudenko and oli's husband anatoliy prykhodko . he quickly ran away and was immediately shot. he fell. well, there was a sharp shooting, they did this for pleasure, because uh, and with the mats, everything is a shoe for you. i felt that a bullet entered my side and wounded me, and well, that's how i fell, and ivan was standing. alive but the danger did not pass, they fired that someone else was moving, who was i, because i was conscious, i heard everything, i hear my conversations there, that he is the one who is alive, the second one says yes, he will die, the second one is approaching, i hear them enter both, then i was lying down, not breathing, or it was cold outside, the parasorta was going and not got cheap and at the same time waited, shot herself. after about 15 minutes , the killers left, when the glass came around the corner, they left. i untangled my hand, jumped down, ran over the fence, all the way down and over the fence, i climbed over one fence, the second - the third one. i don't have

out with several people to yard near the house among them were the son kateryna denys rudenko and oli'snd anatoliy prykhodko, we realized that the people were just a group, we said goodbye to each other and all put their backs to us against the wall, prykhodko prykhodko wanted to run away. fell well and the shooting started chaotically shooting, they did this for pleasure because uh and with the mats everything is a shoe for you i felt that a bullet entered my side and wounded me and well i paid for it ivan was alive but the danger did not pass they finished shooting because i was conscious i i heard heard her talking there that he is the one who is alive vtorio says to die er vtorio comes up here i hear in a guest i was lying not breathing or it was cold on the street parasorta was walking and did not get cheap and at the same time she was waiting she shot herself about 15 minutes, the killers left, when the glass was around the corner, they left, i untangled my hand , jumped down, ran over the fence, lowered the whole table and went over the fence. here i climbed over one fence, the s

forces of the rescuers of the ryazan region were sent to help them, colleagues from moscow yoshkar-olyn the approach of a group from siberia . now in the settlements of the ryazan region, only clubs of acrid smoke, tonight it was even impossible to breathe especially, it was very stuffy and it was breathable. well , there really is nothing to the car, let the firemen go they will already take us out today, there was a lot of smoke and wind. the wind developed the wind and chased them there and there, here, but in the official telegram account of the federal forestry agency. today, such a statement appeared , the forestry authorities of the ryazan region and natural areas missed the situation with forest fires and hid real areas, which did not allow the federal forces to build up in time, according to the department. nearly 900 people have already been involved in extinguishing the fire. and 300 vehicles. the flame is contained. according to fire rescuers knocked down yes, i do not call the level, but they complicate the work. in two districts of the ryazan region, a state of emergency

united's oli mcburnie scored the equaliser, a well—taken volley after the break.table, who play tomorrow. luton move up to 17th with the point. in super league, st helens could've clinched the league leaders shield tonight, but lost 30—10 to their great rivals wigan. the warriors led 18—2 at the break and the league's top try—scorer bevan french rounded off a great night for wigan, his second of the match was his 29th of the season. that sealed at least second for wigan and a semi—final spot. saints need just a point from their last two games to take the leaders shield. formula one is back ater its month—long break. it's the belgian grand prix on sunday, practice at spa today. the two title rivals max verstappen and charles leclerc were first and second fastest in the last session but will start from the back of the grid after engine and gearbox penalties. verstappen leads the championship by 80 points with nine races left. jesus herrada won a thrilling stage seven of the vuelta a espana. the spaniard timed his sprint to perfection and held off italy's samuele bat

people took them out to the yard near the house, among them were kateryna's son denys rudenko and oli's husband anatoliy prykhodko laska and simply said goodbye to each other and all put their backs to us against the wall. prykhodko prykhodko wanted to run away. the funeral went quickly, and he was immediately shot. he fell. well, there was a shootout. they did this for pleasure, because uh, and with the mats. all the slippers for you. i felt that a bullet entered my side and wounded me. well, that's how i fell and stood. ivan was alive. but the danger did not pass, they shot me because i was conscious, how did i hear it and the conversations there that he is the one who is alive, the second one says yes, the second one will die, the second one is coming, well, all the same, i was lying not breathing, or it was cold on the street. about 15 minutes later, the killers left, when the glass was around the corner, they left, i untangled my hand, jumped down and ran over the fence. hide in a building, well, in a house, ivan survived a few days later, he managed to reunite with his wife and fo

defense of the eastern flank, in the canine family of the border guards, the addition of puppies oscar olibegan their first training, the babies were born in february, state officials say to the border service, the dogs look like wolf cubs because of the zonal color fur, this is when each hair has color zones at the end, black, then yellow, then black again, and lighter at the base , dog experts say that sheepdogs of this color are the most active and better at work , in general, border guards use more than 20 different breeds of dogs, however most often - after all, they are german shepherds, this is the end of the next edition, don't miss it at 11:00 , read more news on our website espresso.tv an overview of the main news on our telegram channel, espresso.tv, the most interesting information and videos on our youtube channel, espresso.tv. subscribe, like us, always be with a ukrainian view of the world, and on valevska and ihor shurynda will continue the information broadcast of espresso, watch it on the air of our channel espresso news and euro programs espresso for ukrainian refugees i

i think the visit of oli means? i think the visit of policy will _ means? of policy will have _ means? i think the visit of policy will have an - means? i think the visit of policy will have an impact | means? i think the visit of i policy will have an impact on relations, of course, but i think china right now is truly trying to optimise and calibrate the level for the show right now because on one hand they have to satisfy their own domestic audience but they cannot go all the way with military escalation because that will unleash so much that will attempt —— that will create complications for president xi. so right now i think china will be trying to find the optimal balance, to show enough to make the domestic audience happy but not so much as to make true escalation down the road. what is the potential— escalation down the road. what is the potential for _ is the potential for miscalculation here you think? given these military drills are taking place around taiwan and so many of its neighbours have already said that china needs to stop? already said t

and the only question is how to save yourself from the horrors of war and fatigue, steely restraint, olis just melt in my eyes because you were hooked in 2014, you were a sticker, i just miss them so much now 14 to 18 for a year, i was loaded with little ones, i came home, i immediately plunged into them. studying, kindergarten, games, there is somewhere to go. there is some kind of shopping center , some games. i will be in touch he is not there. neither are the soldiers who are saving them. these two women , nor their fellow paramedics, do not know that both of them are injured, but alone, olya and tanya carefully scold each other for not following the regime and constantly ask if help is needed. they were yellow. yes, when you were rejected, she was explosive and simply she threw her back, they just threw her back, now it’s my turn to have a concussion. well, i actually fell out, yes, a contusion, a spinal injury, that’s all they got while pulling out the wounded or already in the car when they were targeted by enemy guns as it was during the last evacuations from lysychansk 152 yes,

is way to promote china's three child oli . , , ., way to promote china's three child oli . , ., ., policyre? it happens in china or is it quite rare? , . ., ., rare? it is quite common. then we have to factor _ rare? it is quite common. then we have to factor in _ rare? it is quite common. then we have to factor in that _ rare? it is quite common. then we have to factor in that with - rare? it is quite common. then we have to factor in that with china i have to factor in that with china so few foreign films and tv shows after xuli entered the market. i remember an incident not too long ago where fight club entered china and a similar thing happened, at the ending it was meant to be lots of explosions and lots of antiheroes win but instead there was this message that was promoting the authorities in saying that they managed to crack down on the bad guys with the yeah, it was a good opportunity done to promote the police. this content... they are aware of it and there is some kind of questioned about why it happens. social media users don't particularly favourite. what had they been saying

uh, it's a gray accessory which many ukrainians also liked, this is a scarf with borscht from the olis, this is how they position it for bold fashionistas - it is a silk scarf that you also appreciate . here are beets, potatoes, carrots, onions , peppers, beans, cabbage, dill, garlic, here we like to argue about what to add, what not to add , how can we talk with beans, how can we talk without beans, this is a big topic for us of course. and in this regard, i strongly advise you to watch on our youtube channel the interview of our natalka didenko with yevhen klopotenko, who talks about borscht, he also tells about the fact that borscht is well, of course, very cool and cool but uh- well, we have many, many other dishes that can become our national dishes. we just do n't know them well yet. therefore, our national cuisine needs to be developed more and more so that it becomes visible, so that it becomes popular. therefore , we will see what will take root and with ours traditional dishes that won't catch on because yevhen still says that traditional ukrainian cuisine is still far from b

potential policy events. a political window for potential policy events-— a political window for potential oli on newsday with your thoughts. joining us on newsday with your thou~hts. ., ~ joining us on newsday with your thou~hts. . ~ , ., you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... as the commonwealth games draw to a close in birmingham — australia sit top of the medals table. we'll be speaking to one of their gold medal winners. the question was whether we want to save our people and the japanese, as well, and win the war — or whether we want to take a chance on being able to win the war by killing all our young men. the invasion began at 2am this morning. mr bush, like most people, was clearly caught by surprise. we call for the immediate i and unconditional withdrawal of all iraqi forces. 100 years old and still full of vigour, vitality and enjoyment of life. no other king or queen in british history has lived so long — and the queen mother is said to be quietly very pleased indeed that she's achieved this landmark anniversary. this is a pivotal moment for the chu

mike sanity oli here with a look at the market and back and the sentiment turn we've seen along with this momentum >> it's always kind of a life cycle of a rebound at first oh, the market's oversold, it's just a reflex bounce then it's more short covering. a little bit of a chase higher and everyone was worried about whether we were going perhaps to gain more than half of the total losses of the total bear market decline. we have done all those things in sequence and clearly a lot of big investors were somewhat underexposed to stocks p they're chasing it, clicking higher and we're now sort of racing to the next test. s&p sitting right around 4300. if you had the 200-day average in here it would come right down there. it's not even 1% higher than this obviously also gets back to the early may highs. a lot of these hurdles that are right ahead of the market might be somewhat telling but so far the market is showing some technical mechanical signs of genuine demand, giving some reassurance that the june lows are pretty substantive at this point anyway another thing to keep in mind right

but we got is how this oli thing to do. but we got is how this policy would _ thing to do. work _ thing to do. but we got is how this policy would work is, _ thing to do. but we got is how this policy would work is, it _ thing to do. but we got is how this policy would work is, it would - thing to do. but we got is how thisl policy would work is, it would seem the pensioners and those on lower incomes will possibly get more money and for everyone else, he was talking about vat cut on energy bills know to be the hope that is provided to people and so, he has said he would directly support people with their energy bills but it sounds like it won't be as far—reaching as previous announced and i'll be taking in october whenever we'll get pounds off their bills. it may not go quite as far because when asked about how much it would cost, the previous ability to help others, costs from 15 billion, said this would be more closer to a few billion and not a concrete amount, but indicating it would be perhaps less than what he would put in place as chancellor. liz truss is his contend

— it starting when it comes to this one china oli ? , . .., . one china policy?s _ one china policy? they are concerned about being less ambiguous - - one china policy? they are concerned about being less ambiguous - there l about being less ambiguous — there is considerable sentiment on taiwan for separation from china, and concern about ending ambiguity and giving a flat out commitment to taiwan is that this will encourage taiwan is that this will encourage taiwan to do something provocative because it knows that the united states will assist it. so strategic ambiguity also moderates taiwan's behaviour. it says, "we are not on your site under all circumstances in all ways." 50 your site under all circumstances in all wa s." , all ways." so when we see the situation _ all ways." so when we see the situation now, _ all ways." so when we see the situation now, i— all ways." so when we see the situation now, ijust _ all ways." so when we see the situation now, i just wonder. all ways." so when we see the i situation now, i just wonder from all ways." so when we see

craggy, assistant director from oli ukraine.icy public relations at - ukraine. craggy, assistant director from policy public relations at the l from policy public relations at the chicago council, really good to get your perspective. thank you. to afghanistan now, where president biden says justice has been delivered with the killing of one of the world's most wanted terrorists in a us drone strike. al qaeda leader ayman al—zawahiri helped mastermind the september the eleventh attacks. here's mr biden announcing his death. on saturday, at my direction, the united states successfully concluded an air strike in kabul afghanistan that killed a member of al-anda. ayman al—zawahiri. al—zawahiri was bin laden's leader. he was with him the whole time. he was his number two man, his deputy at the time of the terrorist attacks on 9/11. he was deeply involved in the planning of 9/11, one of the most responsible for the attacks that murdered 2,977 people on american soil. the attack happened early on sunday in the afghan capital. a cia—ope

we could talk about dru: oli these markets. we could talk about drug policy all— these markets.t drug policy all night. it is a very - drug policy all night. it is a very controversial subject that people feel very strongly about. thank you for talking to us. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. hello. it's been quite a hot day today and over the next few days the temperatures will continue to rise. 0ur heat wave will probably peak towards the end of the week and into the weekend. here's the satellite picture from earlier on. lots of sunshine. more of this to come over the next few days. just weak weather fronts brushing the very far northwest and west of scotland. this is the morning on tuesday, 17 in london, around 13 in liverpool. so a little bit fresher, but about 16 there in eastern parts of scotland. and of course, lots of sunshine on the way on tuesday. again, a few spots of rain for 0rkney and shetland. how hot will it get? well in the south, about 30 degrees or so. 29 there for birmingham, the mid 20s for eastern england as well as eastern scotland and a

the today, she explained why she dropped the oli . _ ., today, she explained why she dropped the olikers like doctors and teachers _ front line workers like doctors and teachers were not worried, that is why i_ teachers were not worried, that is why i cancelled the policy. i did it straightaway, i was decisive and i was honest with the public about what _ was honest with the public about what i _ was honest with the public about what i was doing. liz was honest with the public about what i was doing.— was honest with the public about what i was doing. liz truss hoping she will get _ what i was doing. liz truss hoping she will get the _ what i was doing. liz truss hoping she will get the credit _ what i was doing. liz truss hoping she will get the credit for - what i was doing. liz truss hoping she will get the credit for decisive | she will get the credit for decisive action, dropping a policy that was barely iii hours old. she has got better news today from the times newspaper, an opinion poll of conservative party members suggesting she is still the frontrunner, the woman to beat,

thrown into extinguishing rescuers of the ryazan region to help them came colleagues from moscow yoshkar-olynt the fire from spreading to settlements and to assist in the suppression of fire. now the settlements of the ryazan region, only clubs of barely smoke, tonight it was even impossible to breathe especially, it was very stuffy and it was breathable. well, there’s really nothing for the car, let’s go, the fireman can take us out, there will already be a lot of smoke today and the wind. the wind broke the wind and there and drove everything, and in the official telegram account of the federal forestry agency. today, such a statement appeared, the forestry authorities of the ryazan region and natural areas missed the situation with forest fires and hid real areas, which did not allow the federal forces to build up in time. the flame is contained. as reported rescuers shot down the fire yes, i don’t call the level, but the work complicates heat and wind with gusts of up to 10 m / s in two districts of the ryazan region, a regime has been announced. emergency that smog in the capital due to

foreign policy-— a different face to the soviet foreign policy. a different face to the soviet foreian oli from my colleague a moment ago, if you look at the reaction, the condolences from president putin, clearly he is a man who thinks that the break—up of the soviet union was the break—up of the soviet union was the biggest mistake ever to happen. so what do you make of those condolences, and i guess when you look at the legacy of mikhail gorbachev, depends very much where you are looking at it from? weill. you are looking at it from? well, es. you are looking at it from? well, yes. gorbachev _ you are looking at it from? well, yes. gorbachev in _ you are looking at it from? well, yes. gorbachev in many - you are looking at it from? well, yes. gorbachev in many ways - you are looking at it from? well, | yes. gorbachev in many ways had you are looking at it from? -ii yes. gorbachev in many ways had the misfortune to live a very long life, to see most of his most impressive accomplishments dismantled by putin so that's a very sad fate, i have to say. putin on the other hand is a populist,

it circumstances it should be seen as a oli tool. ., , �* , policy tool.oesn't sound very - thatcherite. even mrs thatcher would be flexible when _ thatcherite. even mrs thatcher would be flexible when faced _ thatcherite. even mrs thatcher would be flexible when faced with _ thatcherite. even mrs thatcher would be flexible when faced with a - thatcherite. even mrs thatcher would be flexible when faced with a crisis i be flexible when faced with a crisis as big as theirs. we are basically fighting a war, during a war the government needs to be willing to step in and do more than it would otherwise have done and it's a mistake to focus too much on short—term borrowing especially in cash terms, what matters is the longer term sustainability of finances and that is where the amount of debt compared to the size of the economy dumbing you were right because there is a problem. trite right because there is a problem. we don't know what our borrowing costs will be ten years down the line and we could be saying that spend the money now and then find we are buildin

i markets rather than gangster monopolies-— markets rather than gangster mono olies. ., , ., monopolies yes, he didn't gloat at all about the fact _ in the uk. yes, he didn't gloat at all about the fact that _ in the uk. yes, he didn't gloat at all about the fact that we - in the uk. yes, he didn't gloat at all about the fact that we had i all about the fact that we had problems about the fact that he had problems. we were thoroughly frank about the fact that there is never an entirely smooth cast to prosperity. and we were going through difficult days day as it turned out when through a much more difficult phase. putting behind you a total communist state was more difficult than in our case putting behind us a heavily socialised free market economy.— behind us a heavily socialised free market econom . ., ,, , ., , . market economy. thank you very much for “oininr market economy. thank you very much forjoining us- — market economy. thank you very much forjoining us. peter— market economy. thank you very much forjoining us. peter lilley _ market economy. thank you very much forjoining us

in terms of concrete oli , investment. in terms of concrete policy. here _ investment. they have to get their bid in quite soon, will you support that and provide some government support in funding for that bid? i’m some government support in funding for that bid?— for that bid? i'm sports minister so i am for that bid? i'm sports minister so i am always — for that bid? i'm sports minister so i am always enthusiastic— for that bid? i'm sports minister so i am always enthusiastic about - for that bid? i'm sports minister so i am always enthusiastic about our| i am always enthusiastic about our ability to bid for major international sporting events,. we need to do an assessment about other bids but i am enthusiastic and more than happy to continue those conversations. they are usually a partnership between central government and whichever the big city is. we're also seeing a trend for multiple cities but birmingham has shown that it has been able to hold major international events to stack up with everywhere else in the world and we need to make sure we leveraged that in

opportunity to go four points clear at the top of the championship after drawing 1—all away at luton united's olik poem resign something absurd. it is, it is- incredible. quick poem resign 0k, incredible. quick poem resign ok, this is from _ incredible. quick poem resign ok, this is from w _ incredible. quick poem resign ok, this is from w mitchell _ incredible. quick poem resign ok, this is from w mitchell for - incredible. quick poem resign ok, this is from w mitchell for our - this is from w mitchell for our stokes and ben foakes. there was a man called ben stokes who batted all day at the wicket with his partner ben foakes. he gave it a poke and two tonnes were scored at the cricket. . �* , two tonnes were scored at the cricket. ., �* , ., ., two tonnes were scored at the cricket._ better i two tonnes were scored at the i cricket._ better than cricket. that's good. better than our efforts- _ cricket. that's good. better than our efforts. is _ cricket. that's good. better than our efforts. is that _ cricket. that's good. better than our efforts. is that yours? - cricket. that's good. better th

itself, the words of another maestro, the leader of the italian orchestra, paulo birds, with which olito the exclusion of russian violinists from an authoritative music competition, became the main theme of the festival, pure art. instead of disagreement, grievances, art that heals wounds and unites people opera and ballet festival. chersonese bears. most. the main thing that real art should carry is still art. designed to bring people together. and it seems to me that our the festival unites people as much as possible, gives this new, e, soil in order to turn to the most real, truest feelings. you know that especially in difficult times, art always sounds dry. representatives of local businesses are happy to tell that art is also the most successful marketer. this is especially true of the service sector, which , of course, has lost its audience over a long period of the pandemic. large groups live, which how can you get there, where we try to book a ticket for them. help them. still. it's not only summer, the sun, wine is developing and hopefully it will appear, everything will be in