statuette, the participant, the famous russian pranksters lexus and vovan appeared on the air of the ont tv and did not just appear, but came to visit with a surprise the day before they played the belarusian extremists who live in vilnius, they were sure that they were talking with petro poroshenko and said a lot of superfluous things. for example, once again it was confirmed that tikhonovskaya dreams of unleashing a civil war in belarus. true, all hope here is only for western support in the face of nato and all in all, if in ukraine there is a battalion after everyone-kolenovsky, but they also obey the aus. it's not ours there. and in that moment uh we can't just order them. uh, to help us liberate belarus, because they were not preparing ukrainian ukrainians for subjugation, the fugitives admitted that their main goal was to strangle the sanctions of the enterprise, for example, belorus potash, and it also became clear from the conversation that this gang had no plan, for in fact, no, so the reciprocal fairy once again convinced the audience that without the involvement of her poor comr

asia central and latin america well-known russian pranksters lexus vovan appeared on the air of the ont tvel yes, they didn’t just appear, but came to visit with a surprise the day before they talked with belarusian oppositionists living in vilnius why they introduced themselves petro poroshenko, the retired president of ukraine, the conversation turned out to be interesting, although the interlocutors of pseudo-poroshenko. they got it, like schoolchildren badly, who learned a lesson for everything from them there was one answer. if anything, the western partners will teach, send, give the task, explain what to do. we are ready and our democratic partners in such a sign that we have a military plan. what do you have? and i can say that we have a plan that is being worked out by our western partners. uh, about what actions, what decisions should be taken, both on our part and on their part in case something like this might happen. and yes, that is, such work is underway, but there is already, and some basic or the interlocutors touched upon a wide variety of topics, the figures and those wh

uh, after all, musical evenings are being revived in a worldly castle, and so, uh, the ont tv channel me, uh, under such a beautiful, for such a beautiful significant event, to do my own solo concert. why i'm really glad actually, because there was a long break. and there and covid and many. in general, the circumstances and finally you are here you will listen with such a fresh breath in every sense. i want to ask you, like an artist, because i know that for an artist this is always a very difficult task. uh, well, 26 years on stage. it is necessary to prepare some very extensive program. how to choose the songs of which there were so many during this time. eh, how did you choose the repertoire? well, of course, the concert mainly consists of new songs written over the past two years, but there will also be those that have long been known and loved by my fans not only, and therefore it is such there will be a concert. e hmm well practically new. ah. and by the way, it will even u be different from that concert that happened a year ago for the twenty-fifth anniversary, and it contains

the well-known russian pranksters lexus and vovan appeared on the air of the ont tv channel yes, theyjust appear, but came to visit with a surprise the day before , they talked with belarusian oppositionists living in vilnius why did they introduce the retired president of ukraine to petro poroshenko, the conversation turned out to be interesting, although pseudo-poroshenko’s interlocutors held on, how schoolchildren are bad, having learned a lesson for everything from them there was one answer. if anything, the western partners will teach, they will send, they will give the task, they will explain what to do with our plan and hmm, our democratic partners are in this to the fact that we have a military plan. what do you have? and i can say that we have a plan that is being worked out now by our western partners, but about what actions, what decisions should be taken, and on our part and on their part, just in case . if something like this could happen. and yes, that is, such work is underway, but there is already, and some basic outlines or the interlocutors touched on a wide variety

, those who steadfastly hold defense on the information front, employees of the min-form and the ont tv channel, some of them have already been to the palace, but most of them for the first time . these are people who work behind the scenes, editors. economists, accountants, engineers and technical staff saw the main symbol of the belarusian state power. first of all, traditionally the solemn ceremony hall welcomes guests first. it has always amazed with its scale, the largest in the country, its area is 3 1/2 thousand square meters, and the height is 18 m. in each national spiritual cultural heritage of the belarusian people. it is reflected in metal, wood, stones , glass, textiles and on canvas. today's guests follow the agenda, so many of the halls are familiar to them, such as the green ones in 1915 where the meeting of the normandy four was held. now mostly. within these walls they discuss the economy in the universal 2 years ago there was a big conversation. it lasted 8 hours and 15 minutes. and this is a record. and this hall has the most unusual form of an amphitheater among the

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what you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio ont— to date on tv online dab+ radio ont tne— to date operty group and former brexit party mep ben habib, editor of labour habib, and the editor of labour uncut, atal happ. well good evening, gents. nice to see you both again. you know drill, both again. you know the drill, don't it's not just don't you as well. it's not just about it is very much about us three. it is very much about us three. it is very much about guys at what's about you guys at home. what's on are you on your mind tonight? are you like me? have you been gripped to harry trial? to the prince? harry trial? i worry i'll probably put on worry that i'll probably put on about two stone in all my about two stone today in all my popcorn, shovelling all in, popcorn, shovelling it all in, finding absolutely finding out absolutely fascinating. do you make to fascinating. what do you make to it is right to be doing it all? is he right to be doing it? do you have sympathy with him? do you think he should shut up and go away? oh, we'll have it come. but i want some it all to come.

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tv. we've had the finale of the— c s?’ . we've had the finale of the finales onthank you to my pundsee then . iorrow at struggle. thank you to my pundsee then . w at struggle. thank you to my- pundsee-then . i'm jacob 930. see you then. i'm jacob rees—mogg, the member of parliament for north east somerset and a former government minister. for years i have walked the corridors of power in both the city of both westminster and the city of london. we need to the london. we need to have the arguments discussions arguments, the discussions on how it better crop how we make it better crop failures, famine, war, suffering on a scale completely unimaginable. we are putting the cart before the horse as charles the first said at the scaffold, he was the true defender of liberty. yeah, i've completely terottet— liberty. yeah, i've completely derailed the _ c yeah, i've completely derailed the conversation. .. c yeah, i've completely derr: conversation. .. c yeah, i've completely derri~titit’“t:r3tg ctittnversation. .. liberty. yeah, i've completely derrmonday to thursdayi. j

tv, radio and online gb news. britain's news channel. i'm mark hohghuret— britain's news channel. i'm mark hohghuret ont— britain's news channel.d one on one host said to me that they were anticipating mr abbasi to issue some kind remarks ahead of an islamic holiday. now that seems unlikely. both in terms of the fact that they did not know about his pro islamist pro beheading commentary, but also seems particularly unlikely that he was willing to give calm he was willing to give a calm and kind speech. and now the concern, of course, is that with these events banned and the home office not intervening, not deporting talks might go deporting his talks might go underground. even more underground. and even more extreme might extreme rhetoric, rhetoric might flourish. look, thank flourish. charlie look, thank you and thank you very much for all that you've been all the work that you've been doing, because you've potentially to stop potentially managed to stop a guy was about to go guy there who was about to go and spout a load hay. thank and spout a load of hay. thank you. charlie peters— and spout a load of hay. thank you. charlie