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his theatre, alongside laurence olivier. his family theatre, alongside laurence olivier .livier. his family say he was a beloved husband and father . now beloved husband and father. now lastly, a 16 year old boy has been arrested after one of the most photographed trees in the country was cut down. suddenly, the tree at sycamore gap next to hadrian's wall in northumberland was made famous in the 1991 film robin hood . the national trust robin hood. the national trust says it's in shock and it's saddened to see the iconic tree cut . down saddened to see the iconic tree cut. down us gb news saddened to see the iconic tree cut . down us gb news across the cut. down us gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news channel . this is britain's news channel. >> my thanks to polly middlehurst who is back in an hours middlehurst who is back in an hour's time. tomorrow's news tonight in our media buzz. let's kick off with a first look at the front pages . hot off the the front pages. hot off the pre

we didn't know that it turned out that less than one percent of the annual budget of the laurence olivieroratory is less than one percent of the research page on alternative energies and the rest of the defense and new atomic bombs. m55 is made of sarin and video sarin has a liquid and oily state, when we blow up a q-cap that is made of sarin, if an oil is produced, and when x is used , it is produced in a blue shape, which is a far more deadly and effective chemical weapon than many of these caps or pocket they also had other forms of chemical weapons they were in an area at the moment of entry that contained gases that caused mental changes . what should we do with these gases to the enemy's lines so that with the change that is created inside them or kill them so much that they are no longer able to shoot? this is what we wanted to ban the use of chemical weapons many years ago . the declaration of the tenth month for the prohibition of chemical weapons was signed by the united nations. it was strange that in some places where i was there , for example, in the desert in bio , they had

well, everyone has olivier salad on new year’s day and everyone makes wishes and doesn’t dress in whitea salad, but about swimming they told me that you took dad on a cruise on the volga, how did he even react to this trip? yes, it was very beautiful, because we saw the red moon while we were on the cruise and it was the first time. we were on a cruise. it was very beautiful together. what kind of dream do you have related to the film moscow doesn’t believe in tears? oh, i remember that when i watched this film for the first time, and girls. the husbands went to the library to look for them. and i was thinking, who will go to the library to do this, if there is one? such a culture, such a country for which you are looking for a husband to go to the library, i want there yes, exactly the lenin library there, by the way, they issue library cards for everyone, so , our guest is the chinese opera singer janlei, who in 2022 received a prestigious music bonus. bravo let's see. how many years have you been in russia? i ’ve now come for seven years to study vocals. yes, what do you like here, w

potter as dumbledore, and the beginnings of the great modern acting tradition enforced with laurence olivier theatre. he a titan the british stage and screen that we have lost. we celebrate him today because the performances that he made are somewhat indelible. anyone who has seen him live in the theatre will be marked for ever by the enormity of the performance. i myself remember seeing him in a view from the bridge, the arthur miller play, he won an 0livier award for that. his performance in that blew me away. i thought about acting and this enormous, i had a cheap seat right on the gods and i could see right on the gods and i could see right down into his eye and he looked at me at one stage, and he has been doing ever since on screen, i see that twinkle in his eye whether he is a gangster or a twinkly headmaster of hogwarts. like a man how will he be remembered in acting circles? he was known as the great gambon? he could be, he was joked about being quite a hammy actor but he was an actor of the old school, schooled under laurence olivier so he could do these 0livier so he could do thes

don't know about it, as it turned out, less than one percent of the annual budget of the lawrence olivier laboratory is spent on research on alternative energies and the rest of defense and fresh air. this particular area in your kentucky telegraph in this menu image in front of the m55 warehouse, there is a modified form of sarin and video. this is a substance and oil. when we blow up kyoke ansari's hat, oil is produced, and when x is used, which has a blue shape, steam and blue spray are produced, which are far more deadly chemical weapons. and more effectively, many of these helmets had x or pocket, but they also had other forms of chemical weapons in an area at the moment of entry, which contained gases that caused psychological changes. the idea was to kill these gases to the enemy lines until the change that is made inside it is shooting or kill them so much that they are no longer able to shoot, that was what we wanted many years ago, the ban on the use of chemical weapons was announced in january, and the ban on chemical weapons was signed by the united nations. the strange thing

the host created the roosters very soon 19 minutes i opened the gate, the injury of olivier giroud, theerienced striker of the blues, made us leave the field with tears in our eyes, and show me the answer. this same player was able to make the difference to two goals at the beginning of the second half . to score more goals, but in the end, this game ended with a score of 1-0, and didier deschan's tricks were able to take another step closer to euro 2024 by winning the 15th. now he is ready to score goals in important games we need that from the same group . holland crushed greece and especially for the orange tulips in this game . albania was stopped by 1, poland destroyed 20 islands with 4 goals, crushed san marino, serbia 21, hungary with 42 shots, slovenia limited the future of the north. only 9 months of the qatar world cup have passed here in south america the 2026 world cup qualifiers started this morning, the most important games of the first week of argentina, the champion of the world cup, ecuador, argentina, several opportunities, but none of the second opponent's goal line i

earlier i spoke to financial analyst olivier d'assier who told me that it's too soon to say whether thenomy has bottomed out. there are a couple of things, jan there are a couple of things, jen is— there are a couple of things, jen is a — there are a couple of things, jan is a big exporter and in the — jan is a big exporter and in the past _ jan is a big exporter and in the past numbers, we have seen that stock— the past numbers, we have seen that stock markets underperforming for three consecutive years and things dropping by about 50% and size of last— dropping by about 50% and size of last year and also, a lot of risk— of last year and also, a lot of risk being _ of last year and also, a lot of risk being involved in the stock— risk being involved in the stock market. the authorities are hot— stock market. the authorities are not working on the third consecutive stimulus plan that clearly — consecutive stimulus plan that clearly expressing some of the issues — clearly expressing some of the issues and the sector. some good — issues and the sector. some good news we've had the first d

and you can damnably read olivier so that he was born in the village of karacharova, tree-dwellers.ay that he was born there, that’s it, comes right to us, in short, and has a look at the tours. well, that was how it was at that time. everyone knows the turov crosses, but no one here. in general, appearances were baptized here, if you dig deeper into history itself, then it was the princess olga who brought, when when constantinople received baptism, she brought crosses to her small homeland. the dioceses there, as it is written, swam against the tide. well, they were transported on boats against the current and installed in those places, it was paganism, where people were baptized with such crosses. found 12 exactly the idea in the river valley if you look, well, look in this region, the sidewalk is almost beginning , it wasn’t around when she was here, people fell in love with her. she sat down there olympen, that is, the modern name is now olympia olga melen, she, as a ferrywoman , transported testing grounds. it’s interesting here that our bees here have turs and david of the ci

i think michael was - beyond being surprised by anything, remember, he did train with lawrence olivierhe trained with the most famous actor in the world, so he was albert phinney was there, maggie smith was there, you know, while we were working together at the national theatre, antony hopkins was there, he was used to the extremes of fame and being, and being regarded by the world's most famous actor, he acted with brando, and i remember brando being awed to be acting with michael gambon even though at that point he was not nearly as famous as brando, brando knew gambon's reputation within the profession, so when the world caught up profession, so when the world caught up with the profession, i don't think michael was terribly surprised. he think michael was terribly surprised-— think michael was terribly surprised. think michael was terribly surrised. . , ., surprised. he has given an interview in which he — surprised. he has given an interview in which he described _ surprised. he has given an interview in which he described how _ surprised. he has given an interview in which he des

this or this olivier is over 100 years old.oliday as trinity, on this holiday they light up birch branches and maple flowers. we have always illuminated the linden tree, either it does not grow in the forest, or it grows only in populated areas , confirmation that it really was here when this village was dead silence. it was n't always here after the war that people returned to new houses were rebuilt from the ashes, but they also began to move beyond the distance from the infrastructure in the eighties, and everything in the village was abandoned. i got it, but the forest or ales, as the locals called it, did not touch the mass grave for many decades. not a single tree grew here, getting there before it was almost impossible, and i just went to the district executive committee. hmm, uh, to the management , i say, we forgot about hello, they’re looking at me. eh, why? i say, well, they just forgot about it, nothing is needed there, they need a road and a sign. until 2016, alla was in status of the village as a sign of memory, a

he had learned his craft on the job most crucially when sir lawrence olivier had taken him on at thel. in 1986 the singing that active ate him a household -- the singing detective made him a household name. that name became associated with a certain corner. he enjoyed the accolades. dumbledore in harry potter may have brought him a new global recognition but he was starring. he described his face as looking as an old wet bag. but he could use it to hold an audience without saying a word. beneath the cloak of mischief was a seriously good actor. anchor: sir michael gambon passed away at the age of 82. remember you can find more on all of the day's at our website plus see what we are working on at any time. he sure to check us out on your favorite social media site. thank you for watching "world news america" and do stay with narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america

and this is olivier there is not. why?e it for the new year, yes, then i remove it , betrayal, i called. she was still aware that i was calling. i explained to her why they removed it. if countries, because i cook with people with an apple. well, the court is not this one now. i just thought later, damn if it’s through olive oil. yes, potatoes , carrots, you see something there, you can do this from how many people have this emotion again, i don’t know, i’m a star or not, but i definitely took my life in the right way, right? 100%. so this was the chef's podcast. on wheels the martiros chef, artyom, and the most russian of italian chefs, a world of mystery, was with you. bye everyone ciao gracia bye. hello, dear friends, not so long ago, as part of our television academy, we distributed meatballs to the region in ufa. lord, here are the results of the trip, it was impossible not to fall in love. in this brilliant musician, zainaddin, dear friends, ufa bashkortostan, this brilliant man lays a bridge between the past , prese

olivier dagenais be reached? olivie >> i am pretty hopeful. we've had a few close calls, if you sit downs along the way. but this feels like the tenor is very different. the messages that are coming from the 80 p and that leadership seem more optimistic than i think i have seen in the entire strike. i am pretty hopeful. >> i think we have been out long enough is starting to hurt enough of them in a way they actually realized oh, we've got to figure this out, otherwise, we don't have a business. >> now, at least negotiation meetings are taking place at the sherman oakes galleria in los angeles. a deal has not been reached, but a source told nbc news they are inching closer to one, and they have been able to make some progress on some of the key issues related to getting higher royalties for streaming shows and protections around artificial intelligence. one of the main sticking points still reportedly is that writers unions, they are demanding for minimum staffing levels for shows. the studios are pushing back on that. but look, if a deal can b

evening and cycle back at midnight, having seen the great plays and the great actors of the time, olivierhael redgrave or all the stalwarts of the shakespeare memorial theatre, as it was then. you studied law at oxford, didn't you? yeah. why didn't you pursue that career, or were you never particularly tempted? my father was desperate that i should do well academically, and i was lucky i passed the exam to get into oxford. extraordinary. and did law. i'd read the great lives of the great barristers but the theatre got too big a hold. we were doing play after play in the university dramatic society or the musicals, and, um... ..i joined an inn of court to be a barrister. and i thought, "this isn't for me." when you read the cases in court, they sound fantastic. but of course, that's the tip of a very big iceberg. and i knew that... i'd got stamina, but not that kind of stamina. and he was very disappointed. how far do you think can we see the, you know, the legacy of those legal studies at oxford in your films, particularly in that pursuit of social justice? i think it comes from somewhere

professionals are furious because no preliminary consultations were held, although housing minister oliviermised that a decision would be made only after them. population. just numb with anger, a year ago people already had to change their heating in the name of achieving efficiency in the green transition, but now they are told that from 2026, if something needs to be repaired, then it is mandatory to install a heat pump. france takes into account the experience of other eu countries. sweden has announced a €20 million cut in the climate transition budget for next year and a reduction in taxes on gasoline and diesel, which could provoke a political crisis in the country, including a lack of confidence in the head of the relevant ministry. in germany, at great cost under the government coalition on the contrary, a decision was made to gradually ban gas boilers. from 2024 in germany, all new heating systems must be at least 65% renewable. alice weidel called this the destruction of german prosperity. at this point, her alternative for germany party was supported by about 20% of voters. to in

olivier may feel differently. so here i have this cheese and i’ll give it to you.that you really like, because cheese plays an important role here. we will cut it into these cubes. and that's very cool. that's it speaking about the fact that celery is friends with apple, a combination of apple and celery. and this sweetish cheese is divine. and if, of course, there is some kind of nut on top, then in general, joy, joy , well, 70 grams, probably somewhere with cheese, but i generally think that in salads it’s by grams - it’s somehow strange to talk about, but some people can't stand it at all. as he says, this is not needed. i'm your boyfriend. this green celery salad looks so good. oh well said about the apple. come on, i'll try adding an apple or something, but i don't like nuts cashews that i'm going to put in there. i love hazelnuts. all. works. i think what 's great about salads is that this constructor is always there. he chooses something tasty, tasty , where it is delicious. you pipes, the causes of these health problems can become bad blood vessels, the dru

one of the original members of lawrence olivier's acting company in the 1960s.e v. "the king's speech." >> face boldly up to the bloody thing and stare it squarely in the eye as would any decent englishman. >> david: he was knighted in 1998, described as mischievous, funny, self-deprecating. tonight, actress helen mirren remembering him for his "natural irish sense of humor, naughty but very, very funny." and daniel radcliffe, harry potter, saying, "the world just became considerably less fun." >> do not pity the dead, harry. pity the living. and above all, all those who live without love. >> david: he leaves behind a remarkable body of work. thanks for watching here tonight. i'm david muir. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night. 30 years old tonight, hear from the mother of the six year old boy who was killed. >> and the clock is now ticking on the next step to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> tragic incident happened earlier today. there was a m

he had learned his craft on the job, most crucially when sir laurence olivier had taken him on at theme. and in 1986 the singing detective made michael gambon a household name. that name became associated with a certain corner on top gear. he enjoyed the accolade. applause. he had a taste for devilment and hoodwinking gullible journalists. please. dumbledore and harry potter may have brought him a new global recognition, but he was defiantly un—starry. he described his face as looking like an old wet bag, but in beckett's ehjoe, he'd use it to hold an audience without saying a word. beneath that cloak of mischief was a seriously good actor. and outstanding career, michael gambon who has died at the millions of people wrongly believe they are allergic to penicillin. that's according to the royal pharmaceutical society. it says many people take longer to recover after an infection as a consequence. about four million people in the uk have the drug allergy on their medical record but, when tested, 90% of them are not allergic, research suggests. let's speak to tase 0putu. she is chair of

he had learned his craft on the job — most crucially when sir laurence olivier had taken him on at theshame. and in 1986, the singing detective made michael gambon a household name. that name became associated with a certain corner on top gear. he enjoyed the accolade. he had a taste for devilment and hoodwinking gullible journalists. please. dumbledore and harry potter may have brought him a new global recognition, but he was defiantly un—starry. he described his face as looking like an old wet bag, but in beckett's ehjoe, he'd use it to hold an audience without saying a word. beneath that cloak of mischief was a seriously good actor. sir michael gambon, whose died at the age of 82. make doctor a prolific career spanning five decades. you can read the tributes pouring in on our website with all the reflections pouring in. later in this programme we hope to speak with an actor who worked with him and hear his memories of sir michael gambon. that's coming up. it's a crime that has made headlines here and shocked london. a teenage girl was killed on a bus on her way to school, stabbed wi

twister in africa salad according to an unreliable legend, a simplified soviet version of olivier saladeared by mistake with mayonnaise seasoned with cuts prepared for this dish. okroshka to the true legend this was the last question of the first round and i 'm summing it up 300 alexey 600 for yuri and andrey ahead of the second round. for a long time, hiv may not manifest itself. to determine your dream, we can only be tested. find out more, but at the speeder, information show about the events and people of the week , a politician who is going to block ukraine's entry into nato to lift anti-russian sanctions and promises to return russia to the world market will fight for the presidency of the united states. and it's not trump , what are his chances of getting into the white house and whether he can change something about the lack of western equipment ukrainian generals are going to make up for in human resources. why ukraine is inevitably waiting for a new wave of mobilization. and how many thousands in france are planning to put under arms the criminal epidemic, how and why did chil

chekhov’s character in imitation, which was accused after this play of maxim gorky, the bridge of my olivierts konstantin bogomolov brought into the present the coveted indonesia from russia a hundred years ago and the writer shalimov called his fantasy of a bitter play into boris grebenshchikov, whom he listened to live at the age of 12 thanks to his father’s acquaintance with the author , the famous assy happens rare generations , says the director, whose share falls on two historical points: youth and old age at 20, you coincide with this era with its romanticism with its premonition of the new, so that nothing happens. and he said in the role of the oracle, which in this stage version petrified the seasonal tires, which for some reason still lived thin polyphonic igor kurbanov, a certified conductor, draws caustic satire to a philosophical level spectrum of time about what this time does to us at all, and not black and white . and, of course, i couldn’t think about love, but time heals at that moment. the cause of the northern lights that residents of the moscow region observed last nigh

he has lived an incredible life, well known for starting his acting career with laurence olivier.ivier awards, for bafta awards and others. in 1999, he was knighted by queen elizabeth ii. let's have a look back at his life. i elizabeth ii. let's have a look back at his life. ., ., , ., elizabeth ii. let's have a look back at his life._ the i at his life. i have got you... the sinuain at his life. i have got you... the singing detective. _ at his life. i have got you. .. the singing detective. under- at his life. i have got you... the singing detective. under my - at his life. i have got you... the l singing detective. under my skin. falstaff. maigret. _ singing detective. under my skin. falstaff. maigret. welcome, - singing detective. under my skin. - falstaff. maigret. welcome, welcome to another year _ falstaff. maigret. welcome, welcome to another year it _ falstaff. maigret. welcome, welcome to another year it hogwarts. - falstaff. maigret. welcome, welcome to another year it hogwarts. and - falstaff. maigret. welcome, welcome to another year it hogwarts. and of i to another y

that i would ever see this and that it was even possible to play the famous british actor laurence olivierthink it's strange, what are you talking about? did you talk to him? we didn’t talk about anything. i do not know english. are you really that interesting, my god? while sir, lawrence kissed doronina’s fingers, the translator explained that this was an actor’s engagement. it’s a pity that it’s only acting, but the young nakhami will take his star away from the rest. and what kind of impudent red-haired playwright, my play, was not staged in the bjd right away, of course he will lead me away. and, when doronina herself wants it, she’ll just play. that's it then. she really played. there everything was playing as a trap in the upturned virgin soil. played. she played nadya as an older sister in my play; she played the heroine again about love in gorky’s barbarians in griboyedov’s play. sofia played masha in three. well, from the very beginning , during the period of her enormous success in leningrad , that it cannot be filmed, that it is too theatrical, that this is a drawback in cinema?

three olivier awards, two screen actors guild awards and four baftas.e took over the role of professor dumbledore in the harry potter films from sir richard harris and jared harris. his son says a brilliant actor, he lives unforget ably in my memory. now, here's the thing. he took over dumbledore from my father, which was fitting as he overtook brando as my father's favourite actor . actor. >> oh, as we reflect, he played dumbledore in six of the eight. harry potter films and the actor james phelps , who played fred james phelps, who played fred weasley in the harry potter film series, has paid tribute to sir michael gambon , describing him michael gambon, describing him as a legend. he said, i'm very sorry to hear about the passing of michael gambon. he was on and off the camera , a legend, and he off the camera, a legend, and he shared a screenshot of a text describing one of the highlights of his time on the set with sir michael . and it said, in between michael. and it said, in between set ups, michael asked me what i was up to that weekend as it ha

and sir michael gambon, bafta and olivier award winner, with roles from professor dumbledore to the singing detective, dies aged 82. we hearfrom his hogwarts colleague, professor sprout, miriam margolyes. good evening. the new defence secretary grant shapps met ukraine's vlodomyr zelenskey in kyiv today, pledging to continue the uk's support for ukraine's fight against russia. but how long might that support be necessary? the reality is that the endgame in ukraine does not look close. the progress in kyiv�*s summer offensive has been slow, as autumn arrives and winter looms. on the ground, kyiv�*s foot soldiers, including thousands of conscripts, appearto be maintaining their motivation as they are redeployed to the front line trenches. there have been some spectacular strikes on russian military targets in occupied crimea, but the battle lines themselves are dug in, and seem unlikely to move significantly. this week on newsnight we've had a unique insight into the toll the conflict is taking on those at the front, and their families at home, through a series of films from our defence edito

first on the london stage, as a member of the prestigious national theater, eventually winning three olivier awards. in films and television he played everything from gangsters. >> my personal approach. reporter: to greats like winston churchill in "churchill's secret." his comic turn role as the father in an adaptation of jane austen's "emma" earned an emmy nomination. and he took home a bafta for his 1986 performance as a mystery writer struck with a debilitating disease in "the singing detective." whether as supporting actor, or lead, gambon commanded attention . throughout her career -- throughout a career spanning nearly 60 years. he died last night following a bout of pneumonia. michael gambon was 82 years old. for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown. >> still to come on the newshour. residents in maui return to destroyed communities as investigations into wildfires continue. an international sports tribunal considers evidence in the russian figure skater doping scandal. and musician nat myers uses the blues to amplify his message about modern-day america. >> this is the pbs newshour i

well, what kind of olivier i don’t know there, well, or we’ll find everything you know, banned, or whatou saying wrong. banned okay, in my opinion. hat hat beard well, break the flying bird. happy new year. i wish you happiness and joy that in the next five years, the colony will hang around. fuck you goat anatolyevich hello. bragin senior investigator for especially important, i called you, yes, yes. yes, i see everything is fine. well, what can we say about lega, what interests you? what is your name 20 years ago, when you worked as an investigator in the prosecutor's office, they deduced the case of a certain andrey gorbatov, wow. let's forget that. all the holidays then i have because of him broke. we were in company. just boarding house wanted to go skiing. well, i had to cancel everything three corpses, you know, it's not a joke, the prosecutor of the region, personally went to the place. at first, they thought another gangster showdown. well, then it turned out to be much easier. tell well, in principle, the materials matter, everything is there, but if necessary, what if i would

salad stolichny our answer to olivier from a french chef in soviet times, his colleague grigory ermilins and made the dish more affordable, for example, hazel grouse meat, replaced crayfish necks with boiled chicken, replaced them with carrots, cut according to color is suitable, however, capers were replaced with peas. again, the color and shape resembles peas. well, plus pickles, after some time they decided to simplify this recipe and replaced chicken meat doctor's sausage. this is how the moscow salad appeared. and why moscow, what’s so brainy about it? well, apparently a good doctor’s thesis, sausage was already so much in moscow in those days, and the real pride of the capital’s sausage makers was boiled, smoked, three-quarters of the moscow sausage consisted of high-grade beef, the rest was selected lard and spices. another explanation for the name moscow is probably that it was to moscow that residents of the surrounding regions went to buy this sausage. remember those the most soviet sausage trains, along with the sausage, always took 20 kopecks from the famous moscow bun. in a

i discovered going to the old vic when laurence olivier— going to the old vic when laurence olivier wascould find — everyone but it was available if you could find it and you could afford it. could find it and you could afford it if— could find it and you could afford it. , ., ., �* could find it and you could afford it. i. ., �* ., ., it. if you aren't unfortunate -- fortunate _ it. if you aren't unfortunate -- fortunate enough _ it. if you aren't unfortunate -- fortunate enough to _ it. if you aren't unfortunate -- fortunate enough to have - it. if you aren't unfortunate -- | fortunate enough to have stage fright, and some actors do, if, like roger and i do, you come alive when there is an audience, and you want to be there, you want to leave the dressing or get onto the stage because there are a lot of friends out there, or people you would make your friends by the end of the evening, well, that's energising. on a film set or even a tv set you can be hanging around for ages waiting to be called. be hanging around for ages waiting to be called-— be hanging around for ages waiting to b

well, why i love olivier salad very much and i would love herring and i love mimosa.ith a mustache talking about delicious food, you look at him and want to live and be happy and suddenly i read in the program about salads. i started scandals. listen again it will happen. in fact, i won’t be part of the section ; i won’t have people present. i come here looking for these same ones or chewing them. gleb go here. you need a sincere person. he heard the fights claim the time of fools lettuce leaves doctor, how do you like meat, sour cream and rich taste. actually golubets so i came correctly. yes, at the right time, and in the right place. now tell me about how spaceships roam. look at the expanses of the bolshoi theater, and the most important thing for us is the familiar kale. yes, it’s uh, inexpensive and at the same time useful with it. you can do a lot of things. it can be used like regular cabbage. it contains lutein dioxanthin and other terrible medical words reduces the risk of developing one of the oldest salads, which were used by a huge number of people throug

our answer to olivier from a french chef from soviet times, his colleague. grigory ermilin.ore affordable, for example, hazel grouse meat was replaced with boiled crayfish chicken. they replaced it with carrots, chopped according to the color , but they replaced the capers with peas. again, the color and shape resembles peas, but also pickles. after some time, they decided to simplify this recipe and replaced the chicken meat with doctor’s sausage. this is how the moscow salad appeared. and why moscow, what’s so mazkovsky about it? well, apparently good doctor's, there was sausage. times are already only in moscow, but the real pride of the capital’s sausages was boiled-smoked, three-quarters of the moscow sausage consisted of high-grade beef, the rest was selected bacon and spices. another explanation for the name moskovskoye is probably that it was to moscow that residents of the surrounding regions went to buy this sausage. let's remember those very soviet sausage trains, along with the sausage, they always took 20 kopecks from the famous moscow bun. in any canteen, in fa

uh, tatyana, you need a cucumber for something, but your own cucumbers, for example, in olivier for thee don't eat them. that's why i used to eat all the time, and now i take care of my health, i eat less salt, and this is the topic just like your sixteen-year-old open a jar. sit down, tomatoes, cucumbers with black bread with sausage left just like that hatch. look, i can't take it anymore. let's sample. let's try cucumbers in the studio. let's try. yes? come on! try what she sees from him yes, no, what do you see, right? or salty, but it's pickled, which is salty. yes, of course, there is shitty. how do you like friends, let's get bored cool, in general, well done, i'll take it well, because it's not salty. it's pickled. why are you so with us the aroma, which it will not be at all. oh, i didn’t really like it very sour or oversalted, and right here it’s so crunchy, just cool. thank you moonshine neighbors came by. let's not go too far from here. let's try everything here. nastya , how do i make preparations, but also a little bit of mushrooms is a must. my mushrooms just grow in a ga

films, as well as being one of the original members of the royal national theatre alongside laurence olivier. his family say he was a beloved husband and father . and lastly, a 16 year father. and lastly, a 16 year old boy has been arrested after one of the most photographed trees in the country was felled. the tree at sycamore gap next to hadrian's wall and close to north cumberland, was made famous in the 1991 film. robin hood.the famous in the 1991 film. robin hood. the national trust says it's shocked and saddened to see the iconic tree cut down with gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . news channel. >> well, a very good evening and welcome to farage on gb news this evening. but maybe it's not a good evening. frankly, maybe it's not a good day at all, because tragically , yesterday because tragically, yesterday another teenager in london is dead , stabbed me , murdered, left dead, stabbed me, murdered, left home, going to school. parents waving her goodbye, expecting to see her in the

films, as well as being one of the original members of the royal national theatre alongside laurence olivier. his family say he was a beloved husband and father . and lastly, a 16 year father. and lastly, a 16 year old boy has been arrested after one of the most photographed trees in the country was felled. the tree at sycamore gap next to hadrian's wall and close to north cumberland, was made famous in the 1991 film. robin hood.the famous in the 1991 film. robin hood. the national trust says it's shocked and saddened to see the iconic tree cut down with gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . news channel. >> well, a very good evening and welcome to farage on gb news this evening. but maybe it's not a good evening. frankly, maybe it's not a good day at all, because tragically , yesterday because tragically, yesterday another teenager in london is dead , stabbed me , murdered, left dead, stabbed me, murdered, left home, going to school. parents waving her goodbye, expecting to see her in the

well as being one of the original members of the royal national theatre alongside guide laurence olivierily say he was a beloved husband and father . and beloved husband and father. and just lastly, a 16 year old boy has been arrested after one of the most photographed trees in the most photographed trees in the uk was suddenly cut down the tree at sycamore gap next to hadrian's wall and close to northumberland was made famous in the 1991 film robin hood . the in the 1991 film robin hood. the national trust says it's shocked and saddened to see the iconic tree on the floor. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> all right. do not come from the un, the unhcr, the eu, the ecj, the echr or any other bunch of acronyms unelected, unaccountable and overreaching international body or treaty. our rights come from our history. interestingly even the authors of magna carta maintained it was a confirmation of rights rights, supposedly granted by edward t

to broadway this performance for 2 years successfully went to london and even received the lorenz olivier. the story was adapted for the bobil theatre, who wrote the script for the first film almost 40 years ago with landtheos. so the musical is very close to the original on there is also a delorean on the stage. on which mcfly travels to the fifty-fifth year and meets his parents marty everything there. he also likes to exclaim a difficult case, and duty does not part with the phrase, holy saints, of course, in the era of reboots and remakes, there was a great temptation to film back to the future four. after all, the film has a huge number of fans. and they would have gone to the cinema, if only out of curiosity, but fortunately the authors of the trilogy decided not to experiment on our favorite characters and took a less risky path on the one hand, the musical allows dive into nostalgia for cult classics, and p. the other does not pretend to become its replacement or continuation, by the way, it is this method that is increasingly used to revive popular paintings, for example, one of

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. >> our political correspondent olivier olivia utley will bring you the latest from westminster i >>iple lock, but are they now looking for a loophole ? i'll be looking for a loophole? i'll be discussing this and much more,

olivier.ia utley olivier. he's being seen be addressing all these seen to be addressing all these issues . at the same time. it issues. at the same time. it seems. yeah >> yes, he is. >> and in particular, this trip to paris to visit emmanuel macron is a huge pr coup for the leader of the opposition. the french president has never before met an opposition leader unless that opposition leader comes from a very similar sort of centrist persuasion as macron himself . of centrist persuasion as macron himself. now, it's not surprising that keir starmer asked for this meeting with emmanuel macron of course, he wants to be seen as going out and meeting all our allies on and meeting all of our allies on the world stage. it makes him seem like statesman and like a seem like a statesman and like a leader waiting. but the fact leader in waiting. but the fact that macron agreed to it is really quite significant. it suggests that perhaps emmanuel macron and maybe other eu leaders who are gearing up for a l

films, as well as being one of the original members of the royal national theatre alongside laurence olivier. his family say he was a beloved husband and father . now beloved husband and father. now a 16 year old boy has been arrested after one of the most iconic trees in the country was suddenly cut down the tree at sycamore gap, next to hadrian's wall in northumbria was made famous in the 1991 film. robin hood.the famous in the 1991 film. robin hood. the national trust says it's shocked and saddened to see the iconic tree down this is gb news across the uk on tv , in news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying, play on your smart speaker by saying, play gb news. this is britain's news channel . news channel. >> hello and welcome to headliners. yes, we're still here. sorry haters. i'm nick dixon and i'm joined by two of the most shaggy of all comedians around six kids. between them, we have the data. it's josh howie . there he is. look at him. howie. there he is. look at him. fine specimen of a man. and leo kearse headliners ogs . how are kear

he began his career doing shakespeare with lawrence olivier and appeared in the king's speech. missed. and big news here. for the first time the rock and roll hall of fame induction ceremony will be airing on abc. they include chaka bush, first time nominees willie nelson, missy elliott, george michael and sheryl crow. sheryl will also perform. the ceremony takes place november 3rd. also includes performances by sir elton john, chris stapleton, dave matthew. this will be quite a show. the ceremony will be broadcast live coast to coast on disney plus starting 8 p.m. eastern. you can catch all of the action in an abc special airing monday, january 1st, 2024. congratulations to all of them. finally a delightful coffee break courtesy of brad pitt. take a nice long sniff and feast your eyes on the never aging actor living in a gorgeous new coffee ad that will make you want to book a trip to italy pronto. ♪ ♪ we're all just sort of enraptured, aren't we? "people" magazine sharing these images for the shoot, focused on transporting customers to a european setting. just happened to me.