you chose this question yourself. 5.400 victor b win the second game in a row this bell of the paris cathedralhe internal vibration of the bell of the notre dame de paris cathedral to be heard from the city sounds - this is the correct answer. well, galina boris says thank you very much to her, the game victor, please accept congratulations. thank you. you won two games in a row in our next game will play at the central gaming table, dear friends, thank you very much. thank you for your attention. all the best, see you. bye. about the dishonest game of the west, as president putin noted, the west is a battle for the real empire of lies and about the prospect of negotiations by zelensky, sergei lavrov’s speech at the un general assembly. i forgot about the veteran’s own grandfather. how zelensky applauded a ninety -eight-year-old ss man in canada nuclear return americans only benefit from this, but we are scared it’s because of them we will end up. in the very center of the scorching reaction the british on the us plans to build a nuclear ammunition depot near london

but next week i'm flying to paris cathedrals arranged an interview at the fashion museum oh well hmmd listening to archer here, who came? where is it? did you find out the address? she came and asked us to give away and refuse to do anything for people to do through humanly speaking, i feel sorry for her, but danka is still nowhere to be seen. at least in bed. you can think about something else. and you, besides work, work work work work something exactly that day when she came to talk to me. in general, the notification came on the twenty-sixth that in three days. lord , investigation, i have a written undertaking not to leave danka now nobody will give it back. maybe they won’t have time to find out yet, vishnyakov will help, but i haven’t sorted out my debts yet. well, does that mean you are the only one to take care of them and give syrkina a bribe? what granny? you are crazy? i don’t know how. and where can i get the money? keep it, just in case. where did she borrow it from too? so let's say the rich son has okay, then we have nothing to lose. so go into custody right now. mile

but next week i’m flying to paris cathedrals and arranged an interview at the fashion museum.othing to do with the human feeling and did not leave. you can think about something else. and you, in addition to work, work work work exactly . a notification has arrived. lord, investigation , i have a written undertaking not to leave the place, danka now nobody will give it back. maybe before he knows it , veshnyakov will help. and i haven’t sorted out my debts yet. well, does that mean you are the only one to take care of them and give syrkina a bribe? what about grandma? you are crazy? i don’t know how. and where can i get the money? just in case, where did she borrow it from too? so let's say from the rich son of poti. well, in general, you decide for yourself. okay, we have nothing to lose. so go into custody right now. milena romanovna, can you decide your affairs there? not yet, but i’m interested in his people. i warned you in russian. everything must be flawless; the commission won’t even listen to you. i just thought, maybe you and i could make you think i'll go. she is a

of the plane crash was a bird getting into the air the aircraft collector in paris continues the reconstruction of the cathedrale paris, they promise to restore the spire before the olympics, which will take place in the summer of 2024 , while the work on cleaning the interior is being completed stained glass windows and frescoes are being restored in the premises , specialists are installing the most modern fire protection systems in all parts of the temple. they are the first to find the injured and dead under the rubble, see the tears of their relatives, and tirelessly continue to fulfill their main mission of rescuing people as in wartime manages to maintain his psycho-emotional state in order to have the resources to help others on the eve of his professional holiday, rescuer's day , our yulia babak told us with the first shocks on february 24. last year, many ukrainians panicked in kirovohrad oblast, which accepted refugees from the front-line territories, and the psychologists of the rescue service became their first sedative, such mass calls began , they they cried, they did not know where they were goi

are installing the most modern fire protection systems in all parts of the temple. the cathedral of notre-dame de parisa fire almost destroyed the unesco monument of the 12th century, repair work began almost immediately, but the coronavirus epidemic somewhat suspended the reconstruction, people of a heroic profession this sunday celebrate their professional holiday, rescuers work in the hottest spots of our country, risking themselves for the sake of others, and despite everything, these people say that they have the best profession in the world. the moral burden is heaviest when there are injured children. vadim is 30 and spends almost a third of his life rescuing others, because he himself has been extreme in his mother's company since childhood, so that i was playing with a burning passenger car. when the fire was extinguished, a fireman came up to me and had an explanatory conversation with me. this realization came to me that maybe i want to be a fireman and that's how vadim remembers his first call to this day in the rivne region. it was a fire in the children's boiler room kindergartner jokes t

paris and in general throughout europe before the appearance. kivich simply did not know about slavic literature mickiewicz died in 1855 in istanbul from halera, now his ashes lie in the abel cathedraled in paris in paris there is a 15-meter monument to adam mickiewicz, and in novogrudok there is a model of this monument. and it's not a replica. this is the original model of the authorship of antoine brothel of 1929, on the basis of which this sculpture was created by boris stepannik, the only exhibit from the pre-war collection of the museum , the current building was built after the great patriotic war, the original house was destroyed during the war, the exposition was lost. what is the literary merit of this mickiewicz besides just good poems, which you probably studied at school, and many of their works. he created on the basis of folk legends and traditions, which in essence have always been a low genre. he brought them high. motor, despite the fact that adam mickiewicz is called a romantic poet and even a mystic over his creations. he worked meticulously, like some kind of physicist , he had shchors at his side. - this is an agro-town with a population of less than a thousand

france, it came down in the fire five years ago but will be back up before the paris olympics, the spire at the notre dame cathedrale devastating fire in 2019. the group in charge of the reconstruction held a ribbon cutting event to show some of its progress, part will be the reopening of the spire. crews are hoping to fully reopen all of notre dame a few months after the 2024 olympic games. >>> let's talk about football, less than 24 hours away from the 49ers taking the field in their home opener. wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for, and it's all right here. streaming was never this easy, you know. this is the way. get gigabit extra internet on the xfinity 10g network made for streaming for $25 a month for 2 years. could you turn down the volume? here, you can try. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. >>> it's almost here, the 49ers play their home opener tomorrow against the new york giants. >> it will be exciting but not easy for either side. both teams will be playing their second game in just five days. they're going to be tired. but the nine

engaged wants to do with that at notre—dame, of course , a very famous of course, a very famous cathedral in parist down and has been having extensive refurbishment work going on inside the cathedral in paris. and we are expecting oh, we've lost him. >> arlene foster still with us. camera. i was going to ask him about the king because he's going to speak part of the speech in french. >> french, caribbean. yeah, exactly like his mother, because the very at the queen was very good at french and he's particularly good at french. >> in your when you were >> you in your when you were first minister, of course, you got meet prince of got to meet then prince of wales, what's he like? wales, a lot. what's he like? >> a big fan of charles. i >> i'm a big fan of charles. i know that may not universally know that may not be universally accepted, does spend an accepted, but he does spend an awful of time getting into awful lot of time getting into the and actually the weeds of things and actually working hard. and he does working very hard. and he does an awful lot for people an awful lot for young people in

cathedral. the king will also walk in the footsteps of his mother when, as she did almost ten years ago, he visits a flower market in parisroyal couple stopped off at a fans' village this morning to try their hand at some of the sport on offer, with a little help from their friends. this is a trip where the entente cordiale is on show wherever you go. your highness, i'm very honoured. daniela relph, bbc news, paris. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts. some umbrellas, has the king taken some british rain with him? hat some umbrellas, has the king taken some british rain with him?- some british rain with him? not 'ust for us and not — some british rain with him? not 'ust for us and notjust i some british rain with him? not 'ust for us and notjust rain. i some british rain with him? not 'ust for us and notjust rain. in �* some british rain with him? notjust for us and notjust rain. in sweden l for us and notjust rain. in sweden we have had record—breaking snow, so early in the season as well. wet and windy across france as well and much cooler. this is the weather front that went through southern and easte

he then visited notre dame cathedral and spoke to firefighters who battled the 2019 blaze that damaged the building. let's go live to paris it started with that big speech, i suppose it started with the politics and ended more with the culture and sport. we will come back to that in a moment. but on that 5peech itself, lots of people listening for what themes would be emphasised in that grand political setting — he talked about climate change and the need to tackle it, he talked of course about that friendship between the uk and france, that shared history and culture, and that shared language — he spoke in english but also french. let's take a listen. translation: your long-lived . democracy can be seen in the long friendship which brings our nations and peoples together. our partnership is built on a shared experience, and it is of vital importance as we face the challenges of the world. quite simply, the united kingdom shall always be one of the closest allies and one of the best friends of france. that 5peech that speech was very well received in the chamber there, there were politicians, despite having been pulled ba

paris flower market named after her. and at notre dame, with the macrons, the royal couple met those who fought to save the cathedral afterrenovation work currently under way. the state visit has come at the same time as france hosts the rugby world cup. in a break from training at a fans�* village, the king chatted to welsh rugby player dan biggar. it's a visit that's been all about friendship and unity. except maybe when it comes to table tennis. then, it was the french who had the upper hand. the spanish women's football team are on their way to sweden, after most players ended their match boycott. they'd demanded reform to the governance of the game, after the incident where midfielder, jenni hermoso was publicly kissed on the lips by the head of the national federation. it's been reported that between six and nine senior football officials have now been sacked, as part of the agreement which saw the team return. the spanish football federation has also promised what it called a "commitment to make changes, respecting good governance, transparency, and equality." speaking at a press conference, two time ballon d'or wi

paris flower market named after her. and at notre dame, with the macrons, the royal couple met those who fought to save the cathedral afterently under way. the state visit has come at the same time as france hosts the rugby world cup. in a break from training at a fans' village, the king chatted to welsh rugby player dan biggar. it's a visit that's been all about friendship and unity. except maybe when it comes to table tennis. then, it was the french who had the upper hand. the table tennis might not have gone to plan but the mood around this trip has been positive and optimistic. there's been a focus on finding and funding solutions to change, so the political decisions back home around green policy haven't been brilliantly timed. however, year into the row, the king was just not going to get openly involved in uk politics during a state visit to france. —— a year into the role. tomorrow the royal couple will to bordeaux for the rest of their state visit. ten days of top level golf tee off tomorrow — starting with the women's solheim cup in spain. europe are hoping for a third win in a row over the usa. that'll be follo

paris flower market named after her. and at notre dame, with the macrons, the royal couple met those who fought to save the cathedral afterime as france hosts the rugby world cup. in a break from training at a fans�* village, the king chatted to welsh rugby player dan biggar. it's a visit that's been all about friendship and unity. except maybe when it comes to table tennis. then, it was the french who had the upper hand. thanks for watching. hello. it's been a particularly wet week for many, autumnal feeling. some of the wettest spots have seen 160mm of rain, the likes of the lake district and north wales. now, some of that moisture was wrapped around this deep area of low pressure which are the remnants of hurricane lee, so that's why we've had so much rain. but that low pressure is still influencing our weather — we've still got showers thrown up across its eastern flank here, as you can see, to southeastern parts, and then we're picking up a northerly wind as it's continuing itsjourney into the north sea, and that'll be a different feel to friday. near gale force winds in the north but a stronger wind ushering those s

and this is a live look at paris, one of the big stories there tonight, king charles the iii and queen camilla see the fire damaged north dam cathedralsit to france. the royals were not able to enter the sanctuary for safety reasons. they will end their trip friday with a stop of bordeaux which has a large british community, not to mention great wine. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ ain't for us ♪ we crave a different kind of buzz ♪ let me me be your ruler ♪ ruler ♪ can you call me queen bee ♪ and baby i'll rulent ♪ t i'll looking for the hottest stocks? rule after switching to the farmer's dog we noticed so many improvements in remi's health. his allergies were going away and he just had amazing energy. it looks like nutritious food, and it is. i'm investing in my dog's health and happiness. get started at longlivedogs.com -because he was... -wait, wait, hold on... that neighbor is hot! that's my husband... what? it's the inspire implant he got. he's not struggling with cpap anymore. all that rest is working wonders for him. and for me. gotta go. naughty girl. hi sweetie! ah! (scream

cathedral. and earlier he became the first british monarch to speak from the senate chamber in paris.ship and warm familiarity between the two nations as well as unity on issues like climate change. 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 tomorrow's news tonight. >> now in our media buzz, just one front page in thus far. it's the metro, a health story , three the metro, a health story, three potentially positive news. eight year old aditi shankar . and the year old aditi shankar. and the paper says she is the first uk transplant patient who will not need drugs as to stop her body rejecting the new organ . my rejecting the new organ. my superstar panel back with me now. top daily telegraph columnist allison pearson, the conservative peer , lord bailey, conservative peer, lord bailey, and best selling author amy and the best selling author, amy nicole now, it nicole turner. now now, it didn't take climate alarmist, just stop oil long to wade into the net zero debate with an extremis

cathedral. and earlier he became the first british monarch to speak from the senate chamber in paris.ship and warm familiarity between the two nations as well as unity on issues like climate change. 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 tomorrow's news tonight. >> now in our media buzz, just one front page in thus far. it's the metro, a health story , three the metro, a health story, three potentially positive news. eight year old aditi shankar . and the year old aditi shankar. and the paper says she is the first uk transplant patient who will not need drugs as to stop her body rejecting the new organ . my rejecting the new organ. my superstar panel back with me now. top daily telegraph columnist allison pearson, the conservative peer , lord bailey, conservative peer, lord bailey, and best selling author amy and the best selling author, amy nicole now, it nicole turner. now now, it didn't take climate alarmist, just stop oil long to wade into the net zero debate with an extremis

cathedral as part of a three day state visit . earlier, he became the only british monarch ever to speak from the senate chamber in paris .ns, as well as unity on issues such as climate change and more action is needed to crack down on shoplifters looting. that's according to the co—op group , looting. that's according to the co—op group, after it reported the highest ever levels of shop crime. it says its food business lost £33 million this year due to costs, including thefts and security. the retail chain says looting and organised crime gangs are a growing problem with the vast majority of offenders going unpunished . and you can going unpunished. and you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website, gbnews.com . gb news radio. >> welcome back . you're with the >> welcome back. you're with the live desk. well, after 14 consecutive straight rises as the bank of england's monetary committee has voted 5 to 4 to hold the base rate , the base hold the base rate, the base interest rate at 5.25. >> but what does that mean to so many of britain's mortgage holders? >> well, with us now is sally mitchell, mortgag

cathedral. earlier, he became the only british monarch ever to speak from the senate chamber in paris.ted the friendship and warm familiarity between the two nations, as well as unity on issues such as climate change. >> our two governments are working in partnership to address so many global challenges, and yet , as ever, it challenges, and yet, as ever, it is our people who are the true driving force of our relationship with our friendship and warm familiarity of fortified by each new new connection between us. it is renewed by each newfound joy in the culture of the other and each reminder of how much we share his majesty the king, their gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio. >> now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news . saying play gb news. this is britain's news. channel >> do you ever feel like there's climate hypocrisy from our political leaders ? i certainly political leaders? i certainly do. whether it's prime ministers or presidents taking private jets or driving around in gas guzzling armoured motorcades. there appears to b

cathedral. the king will also walk in the footsteps of his mother, when as she did almost ten years ago, he visits almost ten years ago, he visits a flower market in parisa ceremonial welcome at the arc de triomphe. and a focus on the shared bonds and friendship between the uk and france. including a king and a president taking in the view down the champs—elysees. so much of this trip will be about the common ground the two countries share. even the fly—past was a joint enterprise between the red arrows and the french air force, for a visit that will focus on reading a rating the relationship between the uk and france —— reinvigorating. live now to royal historian, gareth russell. so how is this trip going, from your point of view?— your point of view? well, it seems to — your point of view? well, it seems to be _ your point of view? well, it seems to be going - your point of view? well, it seems to be going far- your point of view? well, it | seems to be going far better than i think many had expected. people will remember that the king and queen had initially intended to visit paris very early on in their rain, and it had to be postponed because of in

cathedral. and earlier he became the first british monarch to speak from the senate chamber in paris.he celebrated the friendship and warm familiarity between the two nations, as well as unity on issues such as climate . change issues such as climate. change you with gb news across the uk , you with gb news across the uk, on tv, in your car, on digital radio, and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news. channel the prime minister's net zero deadune the prime minister's net zero deadline delays yesterday were highly encouraging, but there's one sector where green regulation laws have been strangling activity , and that's strangling activity, and that's in the housing sector. >> if people don't have places to live, society ultimately cannot function . it's one of the cannot function. it's one of the central jobs of government to ensure that there is a sufficient housing stock , young sufficient housing stock, young people are finding it so difficult to buy homes and if they don't, they will not become stakeholders in our society. last year we only built 1

cathedral . and earlier, he became the first british monarch to speak from the senate chamber in paris .and he celebrated the friendship and warm familiarity between the two nations, as well as unity on issues like climate change. with gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio, and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news. channel good evening. >> well, we now have a choice . a >> well, we now have a choice. a gap in british politics. thank goodness for that, because for the last six months, i've been thinking we'll have general thinking we'll have a general election between tweedledum and tweedledee there'll no tweedledee and there'll be no policy whatsoever . policy differences whatsoever. but ed miliband . yes, he's back. but ed miliband. yes, he's back. absolutely. in a very prominent position, saying that if labour come to power, they will bring back the 2030 deadline after which you won't be able to buy a new car that is petrol or diesel and they're saying they do not agree with the extension out until 2035 for gas and oil boilers. no

cathedral. earlier, he became the only british monarch ever to speak from the senate chamber in paris.aker in english and in french. he celebrated the friendship and warm familiarity between the two nations, as well as unity on issues like climate change. >> our two governments are working in partnership to address so many global challenges, and yet , as ever, it challenges, and yet, as ever, it is our people who are the true driving force of our relations . driving force of our relations. ukip our friendship and warm familiarity are fortified by each new connection between us. it is renewed by each new found joy it is renewed by each new found joy in the culture of the other and each reminder of how much we share . share. >> his majesty the king. this is jb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio, and now on your smart speaker. by and now on your smart speaker. by saying play gb news. this is britain's news . britain's news. channel 7:00 tonight. >> alongside me, the co—founder of the campaign group together, alan miller and journalist and broadcaster michael cric

cathedral . and earlier, he became the first british monarch to speak from the senate chamber in paris .and he celebrated the friendship and warm familiarity between the two nations, as well as unity on issues like climate change. with gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio, and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news. channel good evening. >> well, we now have a choice . a >> well, we now have a choice. a gap in british politics. thank goodness for that, because for the last six months, i've been thinking we'll have general thinking we'll have a general election between tweedledum and tweedledee there'll no tweedledee and there'll be no policy whatsoever . policy differences whatsoever. but ed miliband . yes, he's back. but ed miliband. yes, he's back. absolutely. in a very prominent position, saying that if labour come to power, they will bring back the 2030 deadline after which you won't be able to buy a new car that is petrol or diesel and they're saying they do not agree with the extension out until 2035 for gas and oil boilers. no

cathedral. earlier, he became the first british monarch to speak from the senate chamber in paris. celebrated the friendship and warm familiarity between the two nations, as well as unity on issues such as climate change. this is 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 . news. channel >> hello and welcome to headliners . your first look at headliners. your first look at friday's newspaper . headliners. your first look at friday's newspaper. i'm andrew doyle joining me tonight are two of my very best friends , josh of my very best friends, josh howie and nick dixon . why did howie and nick dixon. why did you laugh at that? >> scoffed because someone's written that for you to say and you've never said it ever. no, i demanded that they put it in the autocue because that autocue because i feel that way. >> it was >> the way you said it, it was like. it was like forcing my favourite two of my best. >> company. >> i enjoyed their company. >> i enjoyed their company. >> i enjoyed their company. >>

cathedral. the king will also walk in the footsteps of his mother when, as she did almost ten years ago, he visits a flower market in paris come today. i want to bring you up—to—date with what's happening now because usually that this state visit the king and the queen will be together but there are points during the three days where they separate and have separate activities and that is one of those times right now. as i'm just checking who is arriving because i've got my back here, that's the royal car departing, charles is still inside. i don't want to miss anything. this is what i was referring to. so, we have the queen next to emmanuel macron's wife brigitte macron. they are launching a brand—new initiative which is a joint literary prize between france and the uk. literacy is one of queen camilla's big passions and her causes and this is a new idea to celebrate the bonds between the uk and france in a literary sense, which is why it is launched at the national library. one of those rare moments where the king and queen are attending separate events during this three—day state visit and as the camera repositions ther

cathedral. the king also walk in the footsteps of his mother, and she did almost ten years ago, he visits a flower market in parissetting out his stall for the next election — and distancing himself from other parties. let's hear what some of them have had to say. he has pretty much sold out the biggest economic opportunity of the 21st—century, and that is for britain to lead the world in transitioning to the good, newjobs, well—paid securejobs of transitioning to the good, newjobs, well—paid secure jobs of the green economy and in doing that he is undermining business confidence and is deterring inward investment. the conservatives are bankrupting the british people at the moment, that's the problem. the british people at the moment, that's the problem-— the problem. the liberal democrats showed in government _ the problem. the liberal democrats showed in government if _ the problem. the liberal democrats showed in government if you - the problem. the liberal democrats showed in government if you invest| showed in government if you invest in green _ showed in government if you invest in green technologies like o

paris. yes, never mind. it's definitely not needed. we practically don't need this garbage. wait, and you don't need milana. so you don’t need volodya or the cathedralka? how do you say tamara yes? so woof and fort the growth of california needs to be returned. but this is this garbage pit, which is called the eu, and i won’t deal with all these people there. even remember them. something must be bad, but we are there. why do i want to prove that we are and are constantly in the cold war, the cold war led to the fact that we lost the country. so they won then now, when our customs authorities say, but we won’t, we’re more humane, we won’t answer. that is, when in a war, being in a cold war, you turn the other cheek. now they have done it. we will not let anyone try to drive into our country in their cars. well , they drive in, then they refuel here and leaving. so i moved in like this. yes, no, yes, no, no, no, no, no, that’s when they leave, stopped for gas, and leaves on foot. this, in my opinion, is correct and therefore the correct position. yes, all of them can now come from the european union except the hungarians. maybe, but they won’t come t