naturally, the palace changed its purpose a little., let's say, are located here. there was an orphanage here, a school for working youth, with in the thirtieth year there was an agronomy school, an educational institution, a good basis for this was laid here, because the bugaki were primarily engaged in agriculture, during the war there was a german hospital here, the palace was of course damaged, the greenhouse was dismantled by order of the nazis, but fortunately, these are not the greatest losses that could have been, the palace was not bombed, there were no major battles here with the exception of partisan raids, so the palace was preserved quite well in wartime, after the war... there was again an agricultural technical school here, it was here until 2006, and in 2006 everything here was already completely occupied by a museum and a children's art school, and the museum was a children's art school. existed back in the seventies here, in the creative complex of the museum, working is truly a unique thing, because all our children

palace.n private, for this reason, if the vaisk's reviews were right, an unforgettable tsarka was planned for this month. and such a sharaga draulyan building was pushed like a knife, it allowed the creation of serious dances, like darechs, who would jump to the fans, and the anniversary of the war of 812, and the great one appeared there and such a flaccid manumental kalona stele with a two-gallon arlom naversa, which yes getaga hour z'yavlyaetstsa damіnantay yakraz getaga high bank dzvina. the sanitary palace consists of two carpus: fundamentals - ancient, published in 1772 in the style of classicism. this part of the palace is triangular and rectangular in plan. the hallowed façade of the building is made of ridges, a small structure that protrudes beyond the boundaries of the plane, and a series of double columns that cover the balcony. the façade has been destroyed. yes, go ahead and jump to the four-calorie portions. on the first side there is a ceremonial vestibule with a forest and se

the palace has its own two-pavement muravans of a pen-shaped form.a, on a thousand two roads. the halls of the building are located on the side of the entrance to the ensemble. they are right-angled in plan, with a symmetrical-axial campus with two-story tank pavilions and a central attic section. a caring group. assigned to darysk portions of four tuscan kalons, similar to the tetrastyle and ўvyanchanaya non-sluggish vezhay, which has a soft gadzinnik with battle. above the respectful campasic , we are a big abelisk from the gadzinnik. geta is not a pretense, pachatak 19 stagodzia geta is an incredible fashion for everything egyptian. in the 18th century, all of europe was thrilled by all the chinese, then after the march of napaleon... egypt, when they brought artifacts, brought all kinds of finds, all the europeans took over all of egypt etsky in the mastery of culture and architecture, and the whole family of aginskaga, i just celebrated my whole life this is such a thing, jakuyuchi getama element. the interior layout of the palace allowed for th

this part of the palace is triangular and rectangular in plan.allway façade of the building are produced by ryzalitam, a frequent bud, which protrudes beyond the borders of the plane, and four round columns of the darary. orders that cover the balcony. the façade has been sealed and the entrance door has been sealed, and four columns have been installed. on the first side there is a ceremonial vestibule with a forest and servants' quarters. the reception room and the governor’s office itself were settled on another page, the governor’s office was on the traverse. if you look at the old photo of the smoke of this palace, you can respect it, on uvakhodze for such, well, an extraordinary pabudova for our climate, vestibule. the vestibule is this hungry memory, which is an extraordinary task for evahodze all in life. we opened one door, we started, we opened another, the cold is gone and the whole memory is gone, and we are cold, we don’t let anything in there, and in the smoke of the photos this element is there, but we don’t know and he appeared, a

, at one time kings and kings lived in the palace.ar as i know, the name of the place goes either... in the palace at one time there lived one family of kings and four royal ones, in one of them appeared the light of king stepan georgievich, a famous fellow countryman, hero of the soviet union, lieutenant general of aviation and one of the first pilots of the ussr. at the end of the nineteenth and beginning of the twentieth centuries, the catholic appolinaria protasevich also lived in the palace. a tragedy happened in her family: three children died, at that time there was no... catholic church in the village, it burned down in 1841, where to pray for your children, it is necessary to build a church, in 1905 the convicts received permission for this, the appolinaria asked for money from a distant relative magdalena radevil, and so a unique temple with italian decoration appeared, ignat domeyka and anthony tyzenhaus were baptized in it, sadly, but the polynaria did not live long enough to see the lighting of the church. we are on the o

remember, buckingham palace was first opened to the pubuc palace was first opened to the public afterit was suggested that the castle would simply be repaired by the state using taxpayers money. and everyone said this is monstrous. yeah, and so the queen, the late queen, responded by saying, okay, i'll open buckingham palace and people who want to come can pay, who volunteer to pay come can pay, who volunteer to pay and will contribute to the upkeep of windsor castle and the other palaces. that seems to me to be completely. >> what about poorer families who want to look around and can't afford £75 a ticket? >> well, you can't get a longleat if you can't pay the entry fee. >> and that's not our royal family. that's not the home of our royal family. >> no, but it's, a royal palace is not the palace of westminster. it's not the home of democracy. it is . it is a of democracy. it is. it is a palace for the queen. grubby? >> yes. grubby. >> yes. grubby. >> to me, it is a state. it's a lot— >> to me, it is a state. it's a lot of money. >> it feels grubby. >> it feels grubby. >> and actually

vyalikia pabudovs and the palace. are two two-pavement carpus, known for the months of old pabuds. the pack has 17 hundred years of zamak adyshov and birzhanskaya galina radzivila. due to the joy of it, it has not regained the status of a private residence. you are no less important for the birzhansky radzivils. first of all , what is known about navagradka, and navagradka happened. i often visited because they wanted to clear out the palatine pits that took place in navagradka, this residence was important for them in this regard, plus we are already here for the first time in the future of muravanaga castle, this will be the future of the patsyagnu kryshtaf radzivil, so he will be able to carry out the foolish sword and the foolish sword, and here he could flush out the most deputies who could this is how we turn to our side and signify the palette of the future of the navagrad pavet. during the reign of radziwiła, the counts of widgenstein, then the princes of hagenloe, gave birth to the castles. only in the second

the great gate of aligapu is one of the seven entrances to the palace and the only gate that after soalace consists of three octagonal domes, there are some stairs leading to the top of the porch that was used for making popules by a musical instrument named nagore and equivalent to trumpet. the... calligu complex depicts masterpieces of iranian calligraphy, plaster work tiling. the walls are adorned with fols inscriptions, reading verses from the holy quran. some walls are covered with ceramic tiles decorated with floral designs. the turquoise colored tiles add to the magnificent. the complex, passing through the dark interior of the building, an entrance leads to the stunning garden with towering trees. the name aliapu refers to the palaces of the sap kings. they used to establish palaces with the same name in different cities that were regarded as the capital cities of the country. the first aligapu structure was built intabris. after the safavid were defeated by the ottoman forces, they moved from tabri surazvin and then to fahan to avoid occupation of the capital city. the alikap

the meeting at blenheim palace.ongside the commonwealth heads of government meeting in october and our visit to australia . members of the to australia. members of the house of commons estimates for the public services will be laid before you , my lords and members before you, my lords and members of the house of commons. other measures will be laid before you. i pray that the blessing of almighty god may rest upon your counsels . counsels. >> and there we have it. the king's speech 2024, well, dozens of pieces of legislation. they're announced, including full support for ukraine and its people playing a leading role in providing ukraine with a clear path to nato membership elsewhere, a seek to reset the relationship with european partners and work to improve uk trade and investment relationships with the eu . relationships with the eu. critics, of course, of labour warning that would come, for many, many months in advance of the election. and bev, i'm not sure what you made of this one. plans to halve violence agai

the name aligapu refers to the palaces of the safavic kings, used to establish palaces were the same name in different cities that were regarded as the capital cities of the country. the first aligapu structure was built intabris. after the safavid were defeated by the ottoman forces, they moved from tabris to razvin and then to isfahan to avoid occupation of the capital city. the alikapur complex was built upon the order of shah tahmos safavi one of the kings of the era and later on during the reign of shah abbas the 1st the complex was renovated into its current structure. this week. speak on expos day. zionist media hurles accusations of blood libal at the land set following its grim revelation that the gaza conflict's death toll could surpass 186,00 equating to 8% of the enclaves population. in our digital media segment we uncover the new york times portrayal of zianis israel's gaza assaults as a biased narrative, demonizing palestinians while rationalizing israeli entity military violations of international law. meanwhile. a delta poll for over 2000 adults unveils that 45% of br

we deal with the era of palace coups.acredness of royal power. with these palace translations it turned out that it was broken, well listen, what kind of sacredness of royal power can be discussed when the guards stand at the royal bedchamber, here in the royal palace, they see... the last of catherine. well, here, too , the influence is absolutely foreign, english, it’s just that in this case, she communicated closely with the english envoy henbury williams, and received money, and he gave her advice, she thanked him for these advice, for his help, that’s the only thing that the result itself in general, catherine’s reign is rated positively on... our domestic history, therefore, in general, they prefer not to remember how she came to power, and she also came to power with foreign help, so to speak, not without outside influence. catherine’s coup, of course, you can find a lot of arguments there that it was natural, because peter ii was a person of little popularity and little sympathy for... a coup in history, which mea

the same master who built the tauride palace in st.urg, architect ivan starov. it was almost built for the new krichev owner. it is not difficult to guess who was the owner of the estate; the clue is in the most prominent place, and it is the palace itself, you just have to look at it from above. the building is made in the form of a monogram of two letters, p and e. these are the initials of the owner of the palace, count gregory potmkin and the empress of all russia catherine. 876 these lands to his third official favorite. only one visit of the empress to the palace is known for sure. in january 1787, during a trip to the crimea, the empress did not stop overnight on the prince’s estate. in those days, the table was set exactly like this , perhaps one of these cutlery made from family silver and held in the hands of the crazy empress herself. their first acquaintance took place back in 1762. then the twenty-two-year-old son of a poor smolinsk. the landowner took part in the palace coup, thanks to which catherine was elevated to the

remember, buckingham palace was first opened to the pubuc palace was first opened to the public afterit was suggested that the castle would simply be repaired by the state using taxpayers money. and everyone said this is monstrous. yeah, and so the queen, the late queen, responded by saying, okay, i'll open buckingham palace and people who want to come can pay, who volunteer to pay come can pay, who volunteer to pay and will contribute to the upkeep of windsor castle and the other palaces. that seems to me to be completely. >> what about poorer families who want to look around and can't afford £75 a ticket? >> well, you can't get a longleat if you can't pay the entry fee. >> and that's not our royal family. that's not the home of our royal family. >> no, but it's, a royal palace is not the palace of westminster. it's not the home of democracy. it is . it is a of democracy. it is. it is a palace for the queen. grubby? >> yes. grubby. >> yes. grubby. >> to me, it is a state. it's a lot— >> to me, it is a state. it's a lot of money. >> it feels grubby. >> it feels grubby. >> and actually

the palace cannot be attributed to any one style.sicism can be traced here. the palace in svyatsk was supposed to become a family nest in alovichi, but this did not happen. there is a legend that they brought disaster upon themselves: volovich’s daughter fell in love with a groom; when her father found out about this, the young man became cruel and was drowned in one of the ponds. it soon became clear that the daughter had become pregnant by a commoner; in order to hide the shame, volovich ordered her to be walled up alive in one of the columns of the palace on the second floor. after this, misfortune rained down on the people; they say that you can still see a lonely white shadow wandering around the palace, not calming down. gursky lost it, the state took it for debts, then there was a drug treatment sanatorium here, but this is a story with a happy ending, now the palace is more beautiful than before, i would like to stay here longer, but it’s time for me to return to my original route, so i’m going home for a little while you may

, going _ quadrangle of buckingham palace, going into the palace to meet the kin- going into the palacee will have had a meeting with keir starmer following a pattern— meeting with keir starmer following a pattern his father set over the years _ a pattern his father set over the years so — a pattern his father set over the years. so some contact. but it is now— years. so some contact. but it is now the — years. so some contact. but it is now the two— years. so some contact. but it is now the two men the king and the prime _ now the two men the king and the prime minister will have a chance to -et prime minister will have a chance to get to— prime minister will have a chance to get to know— prime minister will have a chance to get to know each other very well. just replaying those images of keir starmer and his wife arriving at buckingham palace in the last few moments. we have had torrential rain here for so much of the day at the palace. look at that. just as they walk in, that is the king's dog, goodness, the sun comes out! i am not saying anything by that, i'm just mentioning that is

the name ali gapu refers to the palaces of the safavic kings. isfahan to avoid occupation of the capital city. the alikapur complex was built upon the order of shah tahmas safavi, one of the kings of the era and later on, during the reign of shahabus the 1st, the complex was renovated into its current structure. 'all options are on the table, we are not taking any options off the table, no options off the table means i'm considering all options, somebody is killing iranian nuclear scientists, بهشون گفتم مطمئنم شما شهید میشید ولی نمیدونستم انقدر زود عمده این ترورها ناشی از توانی'. maximum coordination with the israelies. united states is manufacturing false premise for confronting iran, for what reason? regime change. what's going on everyone, ali raza here, back with a brand new episode of iran taken, today i'm at yet another exhibition, today it's going to be iran health 2024, this is the premiere annual event for people who are active in the field of uh uh production of uh medical implants, dentistry, production of pharmaceuticals uh as well a

the name ali gapu refers to the palaces of the safavic kings.ces, they moved from tabris to gazvin and then to isfahan to avoid occupation of the capital city. the aligapur complex was built upon the order of shah. safavi, one of the kings of the era, and later on, during the reign of shah abbus the first, the complex was renovated into its current structure. known as the prime minister of genocide is using this symbolizes the blood of palestine. el venado. what's going on everyone, ali raza here, back with a brand new episode of iran tech, and one of the problems that has always bothered people with disabilities is their dependence on the people around them to move around, and this is in large part because of the weight of the wheelchair that they have to sit on, because the the wheelchair itself is so heavy, they can't even maybe open it up uh enough to be able to sit on them and move around themselves, or for example fold it up and put it in the back seat of their car, they sit in the car seat uh, so but what if we were to come up with design

today we will deal with the era of palace coups. from the death of peter the great to the accession to the throne of catherine the great. decree of peter i of 1722. which allowed the monarch to have an heir, well, i don’t know, there is theoretically own will to appoint anyone, it was absolutely possible there was something in this, that is, he could choose the best, but as history itself has proven, he worked poorly, because even the same peter himself, he had to choose the best of the worst, and in the end he did so , did not leave an heir, as a matter of fact . from these times began the era of, so to speak, palace coups, well, actually immediately from the death of peter, and indeed this time, in no case should be considered without time, there are a lot of paradoxical things, klyuchevsky wrote all the time that during his reign, he loved aphorisms, and during his reign, the germans fell into russia like rubbish from a leaky bag. it seems that the germans are really beron, there is asterman, minich, many others, many really came

the highest telegrams flew from berlin to the petersburg palace and back.e, nikolai did not believe that his cousin, the godfather of his only son alexei, would declare war on him. in his last telegram, the russian emperor invited his cousin willy to refer the austro-serbian conflict to the court of arbitration in the hague. kaiser on telegram. did not answer, his response was germany’s declaration of war on russia. the day before the war, july 31, 1914 . petersburg. the russian ministry of foreign affairs has switched to round-the-clock operation. on july 31 at 11:00 pm, minister sozonov was informed of the arrival of the german ambassador count of portalles. the deadline ends tomorrow at noon. without allowing sazonov to answer, he repeated three times in an agitated, trembling voice: “agree to cancel the mobilization.” and he left with a gesture of despair. august 1, 1914 was a saturday. the german ultimatum expired at noon. but only at 7 pm did graftales show up for the car wash at the ministry. the trial of the sarajevo murder began; the austrian gover

the volovichi lost this palace to gursky in billiards. debts. then there was a drug treatment sanatorium here, but this story with a happy ending. now the palace is beautiful. the same, i would like to stay here longer, but it’s time for me to return to my original route, here i am a little bit, the villagers are a bit like the residents of st. petersburg, and there are drawbridges here and there, if you don’t plan the route home in advance, and the bridges will be raised, you simply won’t be able to get home. initially, the little gateway had two chambers, but in 1833 a third chamber appeared, and after reconstruction. red boat and overcome this raging elements, it is necessary to do this, after you have gained impressions, it would be nice to have a snack, my trip cannot be imagined without delicious food prepared with my own hands, so on the way back home i turned towards ivya. who and how helps make our lives better, what are scientists working on today? the technical revolution, the rapid development of computer technology, the appea

the czapski palace and park complex is located in the village of pryluki. this heritage is preserved by the plant protection institute, which is now located there. and for those who like more active recreation , an agroquest has been prepared in the dershinsky district - a corn maze. on an area the size of several football fields. tangled paths, this time in shape goats. every year. the appearance of the field changes, the maze has several levels of difficulty, participants will be able...

so that's some palace, i think. >> chris talked about magic dust. did rishi have magic dust? has keir starmer got magic dust and what sort of speech will he give when he resigns? which will happen one day? >> yeah. let's tell you, our viewers are saying actually robert has said too little, too late. you should have said sorry months ago. and that, i think, is what i'm sort of reflecting on a little bit. is this sense. well, it's a bit late now to say sorry. >> i think it was about as magnanimous as he could possibly muster, actually. >> and to be fair, a lot of our viewers are saying that i am being too harsh, and they said that the speech was dignified. i thought it was bad. yeah. and they said that apparently we're being sore losers. but anyway. >> and actually, how often do you see prime ministers say they use the word sorry? >> no, not very rarely. absolutely. i thought it was really gracious . really gracious. >> sorry. cameron walker outside buckingham palace. here he is . buckingham palace. here he is. >> hi,

palace i have a standard set of any social garden, a formal salon, a gallery, etc.ndows were all different in shape. and the hell of high schools and three schools of the venetians. budynak has three balconies and four exits. the right and left wings of the palace chalked an ill-fated memory for their own kalidors. the skin of the wing was chalked with forest grass. the edge of this inventory reveals a wood-cut forest on the first and other sides of the left wing of the bud, and the same forest on the canopy. i wanted the old tradition that was going on. dats yashche syarednyavechcha it was very clear at the time that the men's and women's palatial apartments were green, this was on the other side and handy, and on the other side it was necessary to capture the peina etiquette of the wearer, as the muggles used to live with the ladies, so i she was a kind mother, a sweet lady, well to get the hang of it, these are the maximum functions, men have other jobs, and their life, their day is not in vain, as it were... every day we work to ensure that you receive the lates

welcome to the 18th century princely palace.ome information, it was designed by the same master who built the tauride palace in st. petersburg, architect ivan starov. it took almost 10 years to build it for the new krichev owner. it is not difficult to guess who owned the estate. the clue is in the most visible place, and that is the palace itself. you just have to look down on him. these are the initials the owner of the palace, count grigory potemkin and the empress of all-russia catherine ii. in 1776, she granted these lands to her third official favorite. only one visit of the empress to the palace is known for sure. in january 1787 during a trip to crimea. the sovereign did not stay overnight in the capacity of the prince. in those days, the table was set this way, perhaps holding one of these cutlery, made from family silver, in her hands. their first acquaintance took place back in 1762. then the twenty-two-year-old son of a poor the smolin landowner participated in the palace coup, thanks to which catherine was elevated

now the palace is more beautiful than before. back. to my original route, here i am on nemnovo. residents of the village of nemnovo are somewhat similar to the residents of st. petersburg, both there and there drawbridges. if you don’t plan your route home in advance and the bridges are raised, you may simply not get home. initially, the little gateway had two chambers, but in 1833 a third chamber appeared, and after reconstruction a fourth was added. the metal gates of the gateway weigh about 6 tons. imagine this weight, i’ll tell you what’s happening now, the kayaks swam into the tear chamber, now this chamber should be filled with water, and it’s huge, not just big, it’s downright huge, the gate opens and a huge flow of water fills the airlock, look how they hold on, holding on to the chains with all their strength so that the wave does not wash them back, it seems to me that you can experience stronger emotions here. than on a roller coaster, but to hold on you will need quite a bit of physical strength, an excellent alternat

for now we want to doing everything we can to maintain the lighting of palace hotel.hank you for your time. >> . thank you. >> great at this time take public comment on item number 5 if you like to speak to the commission please feel free to line up on is screen side of the room and good afternoon, commissioners. i'm mark here speaking on behalf of teamsters joint council 78 among other things the many members we represent throughout the bayview with the hospitality and the teamster bargaining at the palace and he recommended other crafts and take the position to speak for working people in the hotel. it goes without saying the pandemic has quite an um, drag if you will on the hospitality destroy certainly everything in san francisco especially and now just beginning to recover and the are sproifk and we are in in charge and ask for approval of the the hotel needs to have everything in it's favor to look like this is open for business and i'll submit that is true for the other hospitalities streams in san francisco as well and we ask for your consideration to prioriti

are the palace and the prime minister coordinating? mr. charter: oh yes. yes.ehind the scenes, the biggest speeches will be drafted through downing street, where the prime minister -- it's the prime minister's residence. the queen gets to host two state visits a year. the late queen got to host two state visits a year. these are determined by the prime minister. they are four important foreign leaders, and she hosted leaders from over 100 different countries. only two get the honor, if you like, all the pomp and circumstance. perhaps an address to parliament, a glittering dinner at buckingham palace, a return perhaps at the u.s. ambassador's residence. involves at least three if not four days of ceremonies and speeches and media opportunities. which are fantastic opportunities for visiting dignitaries as much as for britains, who either give a reward to a country who has been helpful, or to try and win round a country where there has been a problem in the relationship. so the government is very much involved. this is especially the case with -- later on, there

the palace of independence is gathering guests again. today , employees of the minsk automobile plant were given a tour of the most prestigious building of the state. almost everyone is here. day continues to create competitive technology. on august 9, the belarusian engineering flagship will celebrate its eightieth anniversary. the historical mass is the same age as the liberation of belarus, the enterprise was created in the summer of forty-four. first trucks, then buses, and today electric buses. over the long history of the minsk automobile plant, its production portfolio includes more than half a thousand models, about 400 modifications of trucks and special vehicles. the minsk automobile plant after a terrible war, it was built, developed, it grew up in a peaceful country, in for a peaceful country all these 80 years, it was very difficult, after great devastation, when there were no collectives, when there was no opportunity, this labor collective, starting with our grandparents, they created minsk. automobile plant, the first wor

_ winston churchill and however this palace is _ winston churchill and however this palace is not solelynt _ palace is not solely connected to him. among many, it is him who we remember_ him. among many, it is him who we remember with special esteem and it is he who— remember with special esteem and it is he who adds grandeur to blenheim. we hold _ is he who adds grandeur to blenheim. we hold dear churchill'sjokes and remarks _ we hold dear churchill'sjokes and remarks although we probably would not want _ remarks although we probably would not want to be the subject of such biting _ not want to be the subject of such biting humour. we are drawn to his speeches— biting humour. we are drawn to his speeches and measures our own principles— speeches and measures our own principles against is his decisions. aspiring _ principles against is his decisions. aspiring to — principles against is his decisions. aspiring to similar heights. yet, —— and measure — aspiring to similar heights. yet, —— and measure our own principles against — and measure our own principles against his— and measure our o

to buckingham palace.d those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. more from me in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone , sign direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> hello. good morning. hope you're doing well this morning. big show coming up. lots of stories across. not just the uk but the world as well to get stuck into . it's 936. let's stuck into. it's 936. let's start with this. well breaking story overnight, a british soldier who's fighting for his life after being stabbed outside of the brompton barracks in kent. the victim, who is in his 40s, is said to have been in uniform when he was attacked by a man wearing a ski mask, and police have now, since arrested a 24 year old on suspicion of attempted murder. >> and sir keir starmer has written on x i'm shocked and appalled by the news that a soldier has been attac

i have such palaces in moscow, i need wooden ones, a hunting one.ut no matter how much you like the building, it is truly unique. in its architectural design, the fluorescent lamp stands at the top, as usual heating system, at any time of the day there was light, the building itself is austere, simple, it seems like that, but again that decoration, you look at it like that, it’s still painted, interesting sealing of the radiators, well, stained glass, stained glass, of course, the parquet has been preserved here, too, from that time, parquet... and today the residence’s special pride is the use of our natural materials, oak, ash, pine, that is , a beautiful design, simple, original, but our pushcan materials, for me viskuli is interesting from the point of view the combination of the forest, the landscape and this architecture, still pompous, too... such an approach, to create an atmosphere of solemnity and not in the center, not in cities, not in squares, not on the streets, in the forest, in general, in natural landscape, the viskuli residence bec

gazprom helped restore varanienbaume, a chinese palace. 2011. welcome to the 18th century. an outstanding creation by renaldi, the only palace in the rococo style in russia. unlike others, the chinese one suffered little during the war, but the wonderful interiors were almost destroyed by humidity. the craftsmen worked on the halls with the utmost care, not recreating, but rather restoring. amazing planfon. union of europe and asia. this is the one probably the most semantically political, probably the most accentuated ceiling lamp of all that is here, this is a unique monument in terms of authenticity, not only the interiors of the catherine era have been preserved, but the aura itself, they did not live here, they came here for a short time to plunge into the atmosphere of magic and fun , it was here that catherine celebrated the conclusion of the najir peace, and turkey gave freedom of navigation in the black sea to russia, she celebrated. here, here in the chinese palace, the president holds a working meeting with governor beglov: than

the house was autonomous from the city. the palace is like a castle, at the same time decorated on thece, there is a huge number of decorative elements that are intricately intertwined with elements of neo-renaissance, art nouveau, but even with such powerful data from the insurance company russia, this is the name of the house, we have long had to talk about capital repairing this monument, especially since the residents of the house know its history well and want to preserve it, just imagine that what is not an ancient temple, then a masterpiece, is on the list for restoration of the church of peter and paul, a temple built according to the sketch of peter the great. there were seven such sketches, in soviet times a scientific institution was built here, the walls were glued, painted over, deformed, then modern restorers began to reveal the secrets of this church, several layers of painting and cosmetic repairs. the row of the iconostasis was determined by... in the near future it will be brought to the restored temple, it will be installed by the end of the year, then the work can b

one of the most beautiful palaces in st.sburg, tauride palace , welcomes guests from all over the world. here comes the motorcade of the speaker of the people's house of the parliament of india, mr. om birla. and then on the steps of the palace is the head of the foreign policy committee of the united federal council. emirates, so begins the brix parliamentary forum for representatives of the nine, most important for russian history place, it was here that the first tsarist state duma met, it was here that the congress of workers' and soldiers' deputies met, and here the constituent assembly tried to work, so through trial and error , russian parliamentarism was born, and now it has friends and partners all over the world. russia currently chairs brix, and the theme of this year's forum is the role of parliaments in strengthening. order according to their so-called rules. today they are trying to fix something that no one has seen, no one has discussed and no one has ever accepted, and such rules are written or adjusted, eac

these palaces would have been destroyed, and in the 19th century, when the pennies appeared and in they would have been in a state of inconsistency. neagotyka in the 19th century has not experienced its luxuries, but at the earliest it appeared such a programmatic, meat-based duplicity, it has fallen and its longevity and the adnance of the region, and yana was in this style and this meant nothing. tym is big, hours 860th, 70th bastards, periyad uzvyazennya getag palace - geta peryyad paslya paustannya. watch everything that modern belarus lives today on the belarus 24 tv channel. this is news from a foreign country. broadcasts of particularly important events, live broadcasts from the scene , current interviews with famous belarusians, exciting travels around the country, feature films for all ages, in the countries of azerbaijan, kazakhstan, turkmenistan, uzbekistan. kyrgyzstan, tajikistan, georgia, turkey, iran, iraq, kuwait, bahrain, qatar, united arab emirates, saudi arabia, syria, jordan, lebanon. set up the azer space-1 satellite dish. the channel's signal is broadcast in the cl

on this occasion , a solemn meeting was held at the palace of the republic today.he head of state took part in it; among the honored guests of the event, of course, were veterans, blockade survivors, children of war. the generation that, with its feat of arms, provided us with a peaceful sky above our heads, made a huge contribution to the development of a sovereign country. we will never forget this, our goal is to... prevent a repetition of these terrible events. the head of state today spoke a lot about courage, historical facts, such a concept as the formation of the self-awareness of the belarusian people, without him there would have been neither a great victory nor a country. alexander lukashenko, also in his characteristic manner, spoke accusatoryly about those who are trying not only rewrite history, and organize a new crusade, provoking the beginning of the third world war. alexander lukashenko told in detail what is happening now on the belarusian-ukrainian border. migration crisis and prisoner exchange between russia and ukraine. ilona krasutskaya will

the first significant building in this city was the palace of the president of ingushetia. opening took place on october 31, 1998. magas. right. from about to about 200. for his installations , the dutch artist. bernaut smilde creates exactly this right indoors using a special installation. it’s a pity that the works are short-lived and there’s barely time to photograph them. cloud, right. spanish engineer anrique after several years she. the title is in the quotation, and for a pure and some kind of gift, this is nabokov, the hero writes poetry like this, palaces and castles for 500, the governor's palace in this city was built in 1897 for the first italian governor of eritrea, ferdinand martini. title in quotation 500. in the north , dense forests are windfalls, the branches are intertwined and do not allow passage, thorny bushes beyond the ports they catch you, they tear the bitch's hat from your head, in those forests the old people say, does the mistress of the copper mountain live? no, the text makes it clear what it is. stylization, yes, this is tatyana tolstaya, the

welcome to blenheim palace, splendid backdrop. cameras around the place we will be showing you, the place we will be showing you, the red carpet where leaders are arriving, walking down the red carpet to be met by keir starmer, prime minister. they have been driven through the glorious driveway and the clue as to why they are all here, the big sign, european political community. if you're not familiar with that as a summit, you will be forgiven because it is pretty new, 2022 established in the wake of the war with ukraine, emmanuel macron�*s effective brainchild. 45 world leaders from across europe are here, a huge diplomatic opportunity for the uk. the uk has been talking about the opportunity to reset its relationship with the eu and of course why do leaders as well. that is a word we will be hearing through the day, research. where i was standing in the last half an hour, we heard from david lammy, uk foreign secretary on the relationship between the eu and the uk. take a listen. well, let me answer the question. the first thin

the name aligapu refers to the palaces of the safavic kings. they moved from tabris to gazvin and then to isfahan to avoid occupation of the capital city. the aligapur complex was built upon the order of shah tahmas safavi, one of the kings of the era, and later on, during the reign of shahab the first, the complex was renovated into its current structure. modest fashion shows have become a constant reality in the west with many hijob wearing rich muslim women frequenting the luxury events. why and how did the islamic style of dress get promoted in an environment, the politicians are up in arms against anything that has any trace of islam? watch this documentary to find the answer to this question. oh... خوش آمدین این بچه که میبینی بچه بچه هم هست ازدواج که کردیم من به خانمم گفتم ببین من دوست دارم از ایران برم بیرون یه جا دیگه زندگی کنم اون زمین قبلی فکری که نسبت به مجاهدین داشتم تو این تبلیغاتها من جوون بودم فکر می کردم که حالا دیگه الان اینا دیگه میرن تهرانو بگیرن بزنم منم باهاشون باشم دیگه عقب نیفتم از غافله اینا سوار هواپما که شدیم رسیدیم به

iam i am lewis vaughanjones live at that summit at blenheim palace. big issues being discussed, the war in ukraine and how to tackle illegal migration. it's day four of the republican national convention, where donald trump will formally accept his party's nomination. we are live in milwaukee where the theme is make america great once again. donald trump set to take the stage and talk about a new golden age for america. joe biden pauses his election campaign — after catching covid — with reports, more democrats are telling him to drop out. student—led protests in bangladesh intensify again — with the death toll growing and the national tv station set on fire. hello and welcome to verified live. king charles has arrived at blenheim palace in the south of england where european leaders are meeting for a summit hosted by britain's new prime minister sir keir starmer. the king will take part in discussions and the number of private meetings including one with ukraine's president zelensky. keir starmer wants to use these meetings to reset the relationship

we would have done even if we didn't have a monarchy, we would still keep buckingham palace up. >> iwer that question. >> it's fascinating how you think it's all being done so efficiently when the truth is, jacob, you and i and peter, we don't know because as peter rightly points out, it is opaque for example, the prince of wales, former prince of wales , wales, former prince of wales, charles, when he was the duke of cornwall, allowed his the house of clarence review to come under scrutiny, and we knew what tax he was paying. william has decided that he doesn't want kensington palace's finances to come under scrutiny, and therefore they've been removed from public view. incidentally on top of the £45 million pay rise the royal families received, but william taking it to be fair to them, william has also received £23 million profit from the duchy. the duchy eyewatering well, the duchy of cornwall was set up in the reign of edward the third to ensure that the heir to the throne had an independent income. >> and that's a very that that's a very sensible system because the throne has en

blenheim palace, leaders. blenheim palace, blenheim palace, given to the duke of marlborough.entioned churchill being born there, descendant of the duke of marlborough. why? because at the beginning of the 18th century, britain sent a giant army into europe. why? to make sure the markets were open for britain. and that , i think, is now going and that, i think, is now going to be the challenge for all the business community and sensible people. how do we reopen the markets of europe to british goods, british professionals, british consultants, the boats thing. it's a small play, if i may. so i don't want to talk too long, but the eu is absolutely overwhelmed by migrants and undocumented asylum seekers, as you rightly said, we're not alone. and they created now almost a small army, a division, almost a small army, a division, a military division called frontex, ten, 12,000 people that is now putting in very harsh measures. i mean, a lot of my liberal friends don't like it to try and slow down and stop this immigration wave. it's not an engush immigration wave. it's not an engli

we deal with the era of palace coups., and he gave her advice, she thanked him for this advice, for his help, that’s the only thing that the overall result of the reign of catherine i, he evaluates our national history with a plus, so in general -they prefer not to remember. how she came to power, and she also came to power with foreign help, so to speak, not without outside influence. catherine’s coup is, of course, dashk, so to speak, they are undoubtedly important participants in all these events, but first of all turn, of course, this is the personality of catherine herself, there is one such little-known episode of this whole coup history, which means that before the coup, when the conspiracy was already being prepared, everything was being prepared, which means that catherine was living in peterhof at that time, literally a few days before the coup she completely moved from. .. in one of the pavilions, which was on the outskirts, there was an ideal position, she was formally like that, seemingly removed from politic

you've got your blenheim palace summit.ll rather lovely. >> you get to welcome 45 different european leaders one by one into the most marvellous palate. i think it's the grandest palace in the united kingdom , actually. kingdom, actually. >> and on such a glorious day, that doesn't happen so often here, does it? >> you're very lucky, general. >> you're very lucky, general. >> is keir starmer very lucky indeed. all this talk of resetting our relationship with the european union. i wonder if that's code word for, i don't know , something more. anyway, in know, something more. anyway, in other migration related news, labour will fast track plans to allow 90,000 migrants earmarked for deportation to rwanda previously to claim asylum in the united kingdom. >> well, the new home secretary, yvette cooper, is expected to announce the legislation as soon as this week. it will kick start the process for thousands of people who had feared they could be removed from the uk to actually claim asylum here in the uk. >> well, joining us no

the palace has its own adna-dvukhpavyarkhov muravans of imaginary shape.s, have a parka, on a thousand two roads. the halls of the building are located on the side of the entrance to the ensemble. they are right angle in terms of plan, may a symmetrical-axial campaign with two-fold, like the tetrastyla and a faded, sluggish vezhay, which has a soft gadzinnik with a fight. above the respectful campasic we are in great abelisk with gadzinniks. geta doesn't show off. pachatak 19 stagodja - this incredible fashion in all egyptian. in the 18th century, all of europe was thrilled with all the chinese, then after the march of napaleon in egypt, they brought artifacts, brought all kinds of finds, all the europeans stocked up with all of them ipetskiy on the importance of culture and architecture. i vos sadziba aginskaga yana i was clasping my pile just now. the maple doors of the state were drawn into the greenhouse, which over the years had been dug out like steel. this decor, which is the richest for the whole day, is divided into green pavilions and high window

looked like a completely friendly person, who sincerely welcomed president zelensky in the royal palace and shook his hand and even more, let's... one day earlier on july 17, and king charles acted as his in a speech in parliament, outlining the main priorities of the new labor government, that is exactly in this language... the british monarch from the windsor dynasty emphasized this and once again emphasized the further support of ukraine in the desire to play a leading role in britain's promotion of ukraine to nato membership. we see now this meeting with challenson. it's just such a super-friendly meeting and none of the royal protocol of the kind, you know, a little bit too much, which was usually inherent in the entire windsor dynasty. we... did not see at all, moreover, his majesty stated in his problem that the government intends to restart relations with european partners, and again, referring to ukraine as an integral part of europe, eh charles, let us recall that he asked earlier on support for ukraine, in particular the last one, i even defined it as passionate, as for the b

we're going to bring you a report outside buckingham palace. that's after your headunes palace.lines with tatiana. >> emily thank you and good afternoon. the top stories this houn afternoon. the top stories this hour. police in kent say the stabbing of a british army soldier near a barracks in gillingham is not terror related. officers are continuing their investigations after witnesses reported hearing a huge scream just before 6:00 yesterday evening in gillingham. locals rushed to help the soldier just locals rushed to help the soldierjust in locals rushed to help the soldier just in time to see the attacker , who was wearing a attacker, who was wearing a mask, as they fled on a moped. a suspect was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder about 20 minutes later. the victim, aged in his 40s, was taken to hospital with serious injuries . sir keir starmer injuries. sir keir starmer accused the previous government of losing control of britain's borders as he took part in his first pmqs as prime minister. reform uk's rupert lowe quizzed the pm on labour's migration plans, claimin