mike paul coyte , parry, pundits. mike paul coyte, parry, chloe dobbs and nina michkov.et through. you will not want to miss my take ten. i'll be deaung miss my take ten. i'll be dealing with joe biden and i'm not pulling my punches . us first not pulling my punches. us first the news and real listen . the news and real listen. >> thanks, mark. good evening. our top stories tonight, israel's prime minister's office has confirmed the release of two us hostages who are being held by hamas . judith and natalie by hamas. judith and natalie rhiannon have been taken to a military base in central israel. well earlier, israeli military sources gave more information about the estimated 200 hostages taken by the terrorist organisation . they say 30 are organisation. they say 30 are teenagers and young children and 20 are over the age of 60. the majority are still alive. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said he is not giving up efforts to free all captives . the prime minister has captives. the prime minister has praised egypt for its efforts in trying to deliver aid

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i'm going to come to mike parry you think parry on this one.think it cyoui pote|rishiv be enough? parry on this one. do you think it cyoui pote|rishiv b showing|? parry on this one. do you think it (jright)ote|rishiv b showing|? parry on this one. do you think it (jright sort rishiv b showing|? parry on this one. do you think it (jright sort ofhiv b showing|? parry on this one. do you think it (jright sort of signsshowingl? the right sort of signs and there relationship could be a start quite start to something that's quite it's all talking again, isn't it? >> and talking has not got us anywhere trying to control the immigration problem in europe. >> i prefer countries like poland and hungary, poland is building fences between itself and belarus to try and stop people coming into their country fence and walls. hungary has built fences and walls on its south border. now that's what i call practical activity to try and get to grips with the illegal immigration. the talk, talk, talk hasn't got us anywhere. i know people say jaw jaw is better than

sarah parry leela moham made maman centauri. researchers of a danian company produced a 13-valent vaccine. this vaccine is used for various strains of bacteria that cause zathuria disease . 161 deaths of children under five years old due to zathuria or pneumonitis. xaturia disease is a disease. there are approximately more than 100 serotypes or 100 different models of this bacterium in the world, which causes infectious diseases of the lower respiratory system . this disease can cause the disease especially in those who do not have a developed immune system, such as children under five years old and people with immune system defects or over 65 years of age. now, a knowledge-based company has produced zatori nomokan vaccine with high technology. the production technology of this vaccine is based on connecting polysaccharide to protein that can stimulate the immune system . 2000 was recognized as the most sophisticated vaccine production technology in the world. all the companies that are producing the pneumococcal vaccine are usi

in the end, he parried dmitry barinov's shot and saved the blue and white from defeat.nts of italian football, milan and juventus met in the central match of the ninth round a. the first dangerous moment arose at the gates of the old senora. juventus goalkeeper vojtsy schensny rescued the guests by parrying olivier giroud's shot. shortly before the break, milan remained in the minority. the hosts' defender malik tiav received a red card for a last- resort foul. in the second half, juventus managed to put the squeeze on the opponent, who was playing in the minority. the winning goal was scored by a rebound by manuel locatelli, by the way a former milan player. 1:0. victory of the turinians. note that juventus took top over the red-blacks for the first time since january 2021 . atalanta, which is represented by alexei miranchuk, played at home with genua. the defender appeared on the field in the second half and immediately scored with a cool pass, after which janas kamaka could open the scoring. visiting goalkeeper nikola liali was on alert. soon the post played for him,

mike parry >> there you go.ve botox to look like stephen pound. >> that you'd to look >> not that you'd want to look like pound, particularly like stephen pound, particularly not living it. not 25 people living in it. >> you're talking talk >> you're talking let's talk about the labour party, your leader has a problem. no, he doesn't. andrew doesn't. yes, he does. andrew you've around the block you've been around the block a few . you remember what it few times. you remember what it was say you. thank was like. i'd say you. thank you, you remember was like. i'd say you. thank you, it you remember was like. i'd say you. thank you, it was you remember was like. i'd say you. thank you, it was like you remember was like. i'd say you. thank you, it was like underemember was like. i'd say you. thank you, it was like under tony ber blair. >> lads, banter on it. >> lads, banter on it. >> we were all accused of being robots on message. we had these pages saying, breathe in and breathe we're all breathe out. and we're all

the search for the first missus, parry is still on. absolutely. >> absolutely. >> now, here we go. here's my second sex story of the day. wow >> it's a bit of an obsession here, i think. >> yes. i'll talk page . oh well, >> yes. i'll talk page. oh well, like frank, obviously based 31 of the sun here, a charity shop. >> i think this is hilarious. there's a charity shop has issued a plea to customers after it received unwanted raunchy donations of used and unused sex toys . so barnardos, this is a toys. so barnardos, this is a barnardos charity shop in swansea . so they put out a thing swansea. so they put out a thing saying they're looking for toys . saying they're looking for toys. obviously, as a children's house. >> yes. and lots of people had been sending in sex toys, which they've actually had to put a thing out to say. >> we're very appreciative of donations , but we are donations, but we are a children's charity and we want toys, but not sex toys. >> well, and most importantly , >> well, and most importantly, not second hand sex.

parrying bombs also use artillery, in fact, this is only the precursor to a severe humanitarian disasteris waiting for gas, apparently in the near future, since it is a land operation. cannot push out all hamas militants from israeli territory, although the key settlements that were captured during the operation have in fact already been liberated by the israeli defense forces, but the territory of the sector itself has not yet been invaded by palestinian troops... for the israel defense forces, although more than three dozen army units have already been deployed to the south of the country, and the armies, but at the same time the hostages, the militants of the islamic resistance movement managed to transport and hide in gaza, in this sense, israeli aircraft can strike if the intensity of the air impact increases, while hamas militants continue missile attacks on the territory of both southern israel and the central part of the country, using the tactics that were used during the start of raids, during an attack on israel, they overload the israeli defense system with missiles, which ar

objectives are, which is to parry attacks and keep that war from spreading. if, however, the u.s.ces and facilities were seriously harmed, americans killed, capabilities destroyed, then it would be much more difficult for the united states not to use the 2000 soldiers, the marines i think they are, who are in place , as a dissuasive measure. they are there not to be used. the success is not to see them have to be deployed. a failure of american objectives would be that the iranian proxies succeed in causing such harm that the u.s. or israel would feel obliged to respond with force rather than just countermeasures. james: omar, so if the u.s. are attacked, that is what the forces are therefore and what they might actually be used. you see any other circumstances where these forces could be deployed given how uncertain things are with regard to the war on gaza and a possible escalation in the north bringing in hezbollah? guest: yeah, i think the primary reason for them being there and this was mentioned, the primary cause of escalation would be if u.s. forces were attacked. but i th

something more interesting, for example, he settled in bayraktar, killed with a saw caesar knife, parriedith a laser sword, blew up the ukrainian aviation, positioned himself under the javelin in such a way that it ricocheted back to america, throwing a ku on his head in time, was able to repel the impact of a ukrainian missile when it was hot, took down a helicopter and used it instead of a fan, caught the missile with his bare hands, lit it on fire and spat out the ignited cigarette into the enemy fbk warehouse, caught the tail of the plane and held it until the ppo accurately aimed at it. the story of the stolen raccoon from kherson continues. his call sign is kherson. he is a guy in his prime. ego two weeks ago they were evacuated from the kherson zoo. that is, the stolen raccoon was called kherson? so. according to this logic, you can steal a hedgehog and call it melitopol, catch a parrot and call it donets, or eventually take a hamster named bakhmut and be proud of this victory. the raccoon himself has already started a telegram channel, to which 42,500 people subscribed in a week.

parries on a special frequency called volga, while many ukrainian armed forces soldiers have laid downir arms and understand that after the exchange of prisoners they will be returned to the front again, so they ask not to include them in the lists for returning home. igor pikhanov, news. relations between russia and china have reached unprecedented level and continue to strengthen, mikhel mishustin said at a meeting with the prime minister of the state council of china liqiang in bishke. the head of the russian government arrived in kyrgyzstan on a two-day working visit. in addition to a series of bilateral negotiations, he will take part in meetings of the eurasian intergovernmental council, the council of heads of government of the cis, and the council of heads of government, sco. russia and china provide mutual support in matters of protecting each other’s fundamental interests, and we closely coordinate our actions at multilateral platforms, such as the sco, the pritrix, we are jointly forming a multipolar architecture of international relations, despite the difficult external...

he was reportedly founded as los angeles home on saturday. parry acted in several phones and treating fools russian in the whole 9 yards. but he was best known for his role as terms of being in friends. you paint the character of 10 seasons of featuring over 200 a century. full episode are all set off. how can i have won the rugby wells? come for a wreck or 4th time of division, new zealand, and a final in paris. long celebrations, as you can see, how they're in cape town. following the spring box at $12.00 to $11.00 victory against the old blacks. this way that makes south africa the most successful team in the tournaments history. all that set for means dante will have more shortly about ongoing coverage of the war on gaza. inside story though, is next looking at the u. n's efforts to bring about a safe fund do stay with us here on to 0. thanks for watching the the and here's how it's working across asia pacific. at least that's where we're going to begin this weather report. nice to see we've got some rain in the picture along the border with china and north korea. this is good new

ended it is dangerous there, but pavlo isenko, who by the way was not very confident in this match, parriedot, because the shot is not too difficult for such a goalkeeper, for a goalkeeper, even for any goalkeeper of the ukrainian premier league, so now isenko managed with this shot, big mi well, there was also a moment of offside by the same kashchuk, in principle and from the game , well, maybe we should also mention sudakov's pass to zubkovo, there was another episode, but zubkov did not hit the goal, but he hit there, where there is no hitting, because he is a crook, we know that he is right, well, for the most part, if only he has the right, so in principle, the way he hit, in principle, he compensated for the mistake where he did not implement his episode, well, let's recall, sklyar opened the score with a penalty, an undisputed penalty, no one argued, then zubov this... super shot succeeded and nesterenko made the score 2 :1, rehabilitated for the super moment he had there, when the goal was empty and he decided to shoot it as hard as possible, to the point that vorskla did not have

dangerously there, but pavlo isenka, who, by the way, was not very confident in this match, this shot was parried the shot is not too difficult for such a goalkeeper... for goalkeeper, for any goalkeeper even of the ukrainian premier league, that's why isenko coped with this shot to a great extent, and there was also an offside moment from the same kashchuk, in principle, from the game, well, maybe we should also judge pasakov on zubkov, there was another episode, but zubkov didn't hit the goal, but he hit where it shouldn't be hit, because he's a slave, we know that he's right, well, mostly because he's only right, so in principle, since he hit, in principle compensated for the hesitation of the dpr well, let's remind you, sklyar opened the score from the penalty, an undisputed penalty, no one argued, then zubko succeeded in this super shot, and nestarenko scored 2:1, he was rehabilitated for a super moment, he was there when the goal was empty and he decided to shoot it as hard as possible, before that , that vorskla is not an optimal team and vorsla, you can really list a lot of players, only

it took a lot of time to reeducate the germans, that the germans themselves resolutely decided to parryst and they themselves offered a hand, extended a hand to the poles, it was not easy, it did not happen at the same time, but it happened because in poland, in germany , a culture, a culture of reconciliation, all the former enemies that germany had, germany interprets their allies now, including russia, obviously that was also wrong, but one way or another, one way or another there is an understanding, both in germany and in warsaw, that they have a common enemy, and this is a common russia, and that, and it is a radical change that occurred in the first turn in germany, in the last year and a half since the beginning of the war, but now this change...' may develop due to the fact that another government has come to poland. if we return to these topics of two societies in one country, you talked a lot about these two societies in ukraine. it can be said that the military trials have changed this situation, that we will no longer have these two ukraines, or can they appear again after

have ended dangerously there, but pavlo isenko, who by the way was not very confident in this match, parried because the shot is not too difficult for such a goalkeeper, for a goalkeeper, for any even the goalkeeper of the ukrainian premier league, so now isenko coped with this blow to a great extent, well, there was also a moment from the offside of the same kashchuk, in principle and from the game, well, maybe we will determine pasudakov on zubkov, that episode was , but zubkov didn't hit the goal, but he hit where... it shouldn't be hit, because he's a crook, we know that he's right, well, mostly because he's the only one who's right, so in principle, the way he hit, in in principle, he compensated for the mistake where he did not implement his episode, well let's remind you, sklyar opened the score with a penalty, an undisputed penalty, no one argued, then zubkov succeeded in this super kick and nesterenko made the score 2:1, rehabilitated for the super moment he had there when the goal was empty and he decided to shoot it as hard as possible, to the fact that vorskla is not an optimal l

plus mike parry, edwina currie , plus mike parry, edwina currie, tomorrow's papers and my top punditsfrom. nine >> welcome back. you're watching or listening to patrick christys right here on gb news. it's 849, to be very precise . let's to be very precise. let's quickly get some emails, shall we? let's see what your wonderful viewers have been saying tonight. lee says, does patrick that 50 year patrick remember that 50 year old tortoise speedy old speedy, the tortoise speedy was on morning show ? yes. was on his morning show? yes. when gb news first started, speedy , i heard that there was speedy, i heard that there was going to be a tortoise on. so he wants to be on, too. yes, i remember that. kathleen says, why is patrick calling rishi sunak a posh billionaire? he's very astute . good just very astute. good man. just maybe a personality like maybe not a personality like boris. yeah. okay, fine . fair enough. >> and also, he's only a millionaire. it's his wife. that's billionaire. that's the billionaire. >> wife. >> it's his wife. >> it's his wife. >> so sweet, though. >> that's so

are you saying, this is such a missionary story in general, what you are doing, and by the way, i parryhow it will go big, that is, in fact, if it is made a trend and if...' that is, from the trend to earn money in any way and still create a creative economy based on great meanings, this is absolutely something else and it should be exciting, because it’s really exciting, because it can’t help but capture, because what you’re doing, dmitry, you just seem to be something pro-state, in fact, you say, patriotism , this is through the same one the impact of content is through joining those heroes whom you bring out and involve in these processes. the rest follow them. on air from the creative industry, a podcast hosted by elena kiper, myself, and roman karmanov. and our guests are dmitry bigbaev and lioni tsoi. but you know what the question is, people are looking at us now and saying, well, smart , beautiful people, in general, seemingly talented , are sitting, in general, about beautiful, sublime things and even in general, usefully, apparently talking. and we, in general, look at all thi

plus mike parry, edwina currie , plus mike parry, edwina currie, tomorrow's papers and my top punditsndits. we're live from. nine hi there. >> michelle dewberry tools seven daniel moylan. i'm paul embry, alongside me before the break, we were talking about the by—election results and lots and lots of you have been in touch talking to me about the impact of reform party, which got of the reform party, which got me we me thinking in the break. we i think what's going to happen at the next election is the verts to the right and the centre right, they going right, whatever. they are going to by the likes of to be split by the likes of reform you think reform and tory, do you think the tories would or should get into of pre electoral into some kind of pre electoral pact with reform and say, look, you feel candidates over there and we won't bother and vice versa ? versa? >> no, i don't think they will and i don't think they should. why not? i don't think they will because i can't see that no party says, you know , party that says, you know, there's somebody else out there. i'm not not that

where did he go, who is sandpaper, well, apparently, this is a recording of the negotiations of the parryt, in the city on the fourth, at the indicated time , two robberies were committed, one in the fruzinsky district was unsuccessful. the robber tried to break into the accounting department of the auto company, but was spotted by security guards and shot dead. and the second is on the petrograd side, two criminals robbed an exchange office, and a security guard was killed during the robbery. the criminals managed to escape. so, well, the second one, in my opinion, is ours? report what you have today, it turned out. denis morozov was a radio broadcaster; he recorded other people’s conversations on the air. among others, we found recorded conversations between criminals who, on the fourth, robbed an exchange office on the large avenue of the petrograd side, and one of the criminals had the nickname emery. how could this be related to the latest crime? morozov’s computer has a police database, from which a page with data on a criminal nicknamed nazhdak is separated into a separate file. we

, whom you a student, and parry, whom you mentioned, and stanford , the mentioned, and stanford, theation of quite spectacular composers. you mentioned vaughan williams and holst. bliss was another moran , herbert howells another moran, herbert howells and of course, later in the 1930, benjamin britten was at the rcm. so we suddenly had this conservatoire that was churning out really original and inspired composers who took as an insult the fact that a german had said that we were a land without music and decided to show that we were allowed that had music we'd had no really great composer since purcell died in 1695. and we i think in the first 50 years of the century when the great german tradition, which you and i both love, had slightly gone into eclipse , slightly gone into eclipse, apart from richard strauss, really after the great war, german composition was was not in a good state. france was extremely good. it's the era of maurice ravel and lacy's . but maurice ravel and lacy's. but the british are leading the way. in the first 50 years of the century and bliss is one of thos

ben parry has also been called up in place of morgan knowles, who was also injured. —— ben currie.rlier this month and liv players phil mickelson and bryson dechambeau called for an exemption category to be created to ensure they do not miss out on qualification as a result. all this week, we have been taking a look at the five nominees for the bbc women's footballer of the year award, and our profile today is of the manchester united and england goalkeeper mary earps, who was part of sarina wiegman's side that made it all the way to the world cup final. iam i am privileged to have so many standout moments. obviously world cup finalist, winning the fifa best, fa cup final as well and on the ballon d'or shortlist which is obvious they just ballon d'or shortlist which is obvious theyjust incredible. we have just kind of always accepted that strikers are at the forefront of things and whenever i have gone and visited clubs or gone round and on local things, the managers have always elbowed me and said, can you convince one of the girls to be in goal this weekend? it is not a position

like napoleon coming back from exile into parris for 1 -- paris for 100 days. if mccarthy comes back and speaker for 100 days, i would be surprised. it was a lack of consensus. jim jordan has that problem. he's going to continue to run for speaker. he did not win in that inner conference vote. that doesn't mean he doesn't have a chance to win the speakership. there may be enough centrists from used -- frustrated with the lack of any kind of leadership they would be willing to cave. jordan did not win a lot of friends over his several years in the house conference. i think it's going to be more difficult as this drags on to find any consensus in the republican conference. host: michael warren is with us for this conversation. if you want to ask questions, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. and independents, 202-748-8002. michael warren, democrats are coming with open arms saying work with us to try to find some means to make this happen. what's the likelihood of that happening? guest: i have been asking people about this because on the surface it seems crazy

missionary story in general, what you’re doing, and by the way, i’m telling roman about this , but i’m parriings, from the trend to make money in any way and still create a creative economy based on great meanings, this is completely different and it should be exciting, because it is really exciting, because it cannot help but capture, because what you are doing , dmitry, you only seem that this is something pro-state, in fact, you say patriotism, this is through that same impact content, this is through joining those heroes that you bring out , involve in these processes are followed by others. on the air of the creative industry, a podcast hosted by elena kiper, roman karmanov and myself. and our guests are dmitry bigbaev and lioni tsoi. but you know what my question is, people are watching us now. they say, well, well, smart, beautiful people, in general, seem to be talented, they sit, in general, about beautiful, sublime things and even in general with benefit, apparently they talk, and we, in general, look at all this and think, how can we get involved in it? in general, how can we celebra

. >> you know, parry bacon jr., you wrote an excellent piece that talked about one of the issues thatresident biden down, that is this issue of gaza and of israel. where there is a definite cleavage between more progressive people in the party and more centrists, and on age. younger folks of all ethnicities are much more are much more empathetic toward the palestinians than biden, who is extremely empathetic toward the israelis, and that's a breach. my theory in the case is really it's only democrats that vote on issues. they vote on the economy. if things aren't good in the economy, they'll stay home, they'll pick an issue and vote on it. republicans just vote for the republican. your thoughts on this issue and how it's impacting biden's re-election? >> i like to be part of a party in which people can have differences and respectful differences and i think there are respectful differences on policy, on israel and a good debate. i'm planning to vote for joe biden and i think most people who are talking about this is. i can object to a policy or two he's doing and still vote for him. i

his free time he wants to ride on the stove, but i ’ll spit it out, to pike’s command, well done , parryction questions from the doctor, we ask questions to you, based on previous programs, you go out, answer, answer, good, get a prize, answer, not entirely accurate, jump on a trampoline or lift a gilyu, well, in general, how - that's right, whoever is ready, raise your hands, come here, good morning, good, i'm anastasia. what is anastasia doing? i am now receiving a second higher education in psychology, organizing various citywide events, singing and writing songs. play it, thank you, you also write songs, yes, ditties, or something, almost like that, the brain absorbs new knowledge only in youth, if this were, of course, so, but i think that you are in old age too, yes, well may be. some complex information fields, but i think we are still learning some new information, let’s hope that your answer the right one, and then time will tell, although of course, boz doesn’t want to absorb anything anymore, he just wants to sit in peace, read a book, look at something beautiful and so that n

alexander degtev from the sochi football club had to demonstrate his skills. and he was unable to parry magnificent long-range strike of the swift lucas cafe. after the break , the brazilians had the initiative. perhaps our actions began to be affected by the long flight and time difference. as a result , the opponent scored the second ball. its author, with the obvious connivance of the guests' defense, was teillon. but our central defender, rostov resident ilya kirsh, a few minutes before the final whistle. redeemed himself with an excellent shot into the corner: draw 2:2. until october 16 , the russian team, led by ivan shabarov, will play three more matches in brazil. taking into account such a super-tight schedule, 27 football players went overseas. khabarovsk amur in the championship match of the continental hockey league at its ice. the arena was hosted by kazan akbars and after the first period the guests were leading 3:1. their twenty-year-old striker dmitry kotelevsky hit the amur goal in the third minute. the hosts responded with a goal from defender alexander shemerov. but t

good chance to score, but franco armani came to the rescue, and the experienced goalkeeper famously parriedgo garro's shot. in the end, the score did not change, 1:00 in favor of the club from buenos airos. the second stage of the playoffs of the nascar racing series has ended in the american city of charlotte. persistent. 13 laps before the finish , ricky steinhaus got into serious trouble, whose car caught fire. fortunately, the racer himself got out in time and was not injured, but the winner was ejay allmendinger. he won for the first time in more than two years, and although this was not enough to continue in the playoffs, the joy of the one-year-old rider knew no bounds. the stage, based on the results of which four more contenders for the championship title will be eliminated, starts on sunday in las vegas. in marathon running, the new king, the title of world record holder at a distance of 42 km 195 m, went to twenty-year-old kinyan kelvin kiptum. all conditions at the chicago marathon ideal for a young athlete. who quickly broke into the world elite. a flat track, favorable weather

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the hit hbo series veep, and then have trevor parry-giles, who is a professor in the department of communication and the associate dean, faculty affairs and research at the college of arts and humanities in the university of maryland. he is the award winning author and editor of four books, including the prime time presidency, the west wing and u.s. national ism. so let's dig in. and to start, i'm wondering if each of you could talk the unique perspective that you have on popular culture in popular television, entertainment and the white house. and just in general overview of how you have studied or experience the relationship between the two gautham, do you want to start? yes, thank you. it's a pleasure to be here today. so i come at this from american devotional perspective, someone who's trained, as an early american historian, but it was really due to my students at american university who i kept making jokes about the west wing. and one day i'll teach a class about the west wing and they said, you really should. and i and i was stunned to find that there was a great deal interest among the

and what the americans need, they don’t need a united europe, they would like poland to continue to parry them, they always played in these conflicts, now i have passports, it is necessary to mention belarus in this context, because that’s all, so that whoever may not know, i i will answer as a politician, i know this, all the liquidated radical political parties... were engaged in the sale of visas together in collusion with the polish consulate, which was located here, and this is not a secret, i knew about this personally, why was i once invited to a debate, at debates, they gave me a visa, i went to all the debates, i was never afraid, to vilnius and the girl who was there in the polish kolsha, she didn’t know me by sight, she came up to me and said, if you ever want, please, come to me, 300 euros there, we will always give you a visa and for a long time schengen, that is... a business , they made money from it, why was germany indignant, think about it, because the whole niche, this, all the pain from the migration crisis, is borne by germany, france and the center of europe, and the

there were hardly any streets that were properly billed, but on the way to hunting the in shot and the parry areas. there's been a lot of development in this area so either by john says that it is going to build infrastructure. and that is why officials we've been speaking to have been telling us that they would like people to stay. they would want people to stay. they wanted them to be part of what is going to be a rebuilding of this area. massive investment in this area is what they call us. but again, it is going to be in azerbaijan, new version of it. yes, there are 820000 people who've left from this area, but those professions tell us that this is an area which was home to more than a 1000000 other by johnny's who had to leave their homes 30 years ago. so now they're going to make preparations for them to come back and all those people from the ethnic armenian community who remain here. i think the left side by side with them as, as originally citizens. now you saw the un mission that made its way to the car back region. tell us about what, what they're there to do exactly what is thei

sochi, and he was unable to parry a magnificent long-range strike from the fast-moving lucas cafe.er the break, the brazilians had the initiative. perhaps the long flight and difference in time. as a result, the opponent scored the second ball. its author was with the obvious connivance of the defense. redeemed himself with an excellent shot into the corner, draw 2:2. until october 16, the russian team, led by ivan shabarov, will play three more matches in brazil. taking into account such a super-tight schedule, 27 football players went overseas. khabarovsk amur hosted kazan akbars in the championship match of the continental hockey league on the ice of their platinum arena and after the first period the guests were leading 3:1. their twenty year old striker dmitry kotilevsky hit the amur goal in the third minute. the hosts responded with a goal from defender alexander shemero, but then ilya safonov again put kazantsev ahead, and the thirty-year-old. alexander radulov increased their advantage to two goals just before the break. in the second period, another okbars forward, dmitry

what you’re saying is such a missionary story in general, what you’re doing, and by the way, i ’m parryings made a trend and if trends. a creative economy based on great meanings, this is completely different and it should be exciting, because it’s really exciting, because it can’t help but be exciting, because what you’re doing, dmitry, you just seem like it’s something pro-state , most in fact, you say, patriotism, this is through that very impact content , this is through joining those heroes whom you bring out, involve in these processes, the rest follow them, on the air of the creative industry, a podcast that elena kiper and i will introduce , and roman karmanov, our guests are dmitry bigbaev, lioni tsoi, but you know what the question is, people are watching us now and saying, well, smart, beautiful people, in general, they seem to be talented, they are sitting, in general, about beautiful sublime things and even in general with apparently they reason about benefits, but we, in general , look at all this and think, how can we get involved in it in general? yeah, for this holiday and

the window open today after the 20 trucks parried crucial medical kit and a portable operating room forhe priority for at this very small amount of aid make sure hamas is not involved in distributing or taking any of these. we understand from very early in the morning, from a senior hamas source, hamas has agreed to some form of not intervening in this visit. the crossing is open from our side and we are not going to intervene. the un will handle the distribution of what they have today. very small amount of medicine and food and probably some medical equipment but very big hope after that that egypt wants a humanitarian corridor to feed those people who need in this area, especially the people in the southern part of gaza city. we are talking about two thirds of the population in this area. we understand that more than 4500 trucks on the other side of the world and in egypt waiting for that meeting to finish and for the mechanism to be clear. 0nce everybody is happy with the outcome of that meeting and the outcome of the first shipment, i think tomorrow will after tomorrow, the first s

form of medical racism that dates back slavery when it was developed by southern as a way to kind of parry or ward off abolitionist critiques whipping. in fast forward to the civil war because this idea black soldiers were far less likely to receive opiate painkillers from their surgeons. for example, in one case there was a black union soldier whose foot was severed in half by shrapnel. but he was not given morphine specifically, not given because his surgeon claimed that the man was not suffering much pain. of course, for a white soldier, this this sort of injury, the standard of care would have been morphine early and often, as we saw in alpheus chapel's case. but that was not the case typically for a black soldiers. the same is also true of diarrheal ailments. mortality from diarrheal sicknesses among troops in the union army was a relatively low, again, relatively low. we're talking about the civil. 17.3%. in contrast, the death rate for black troops was almost 34%. nearly double the rate of white soldiers. and so historians reading that kind of statistic, there's the staggering dispa

, parry, because don’t let him shine alone in this room all the time, i absolutely agree with alexeyobyov. i completely agree, seriously, it seems to me that you need to write a character for you , it’s impossible to repeat, it’s incredibly difficult to play, in itself, this is very cool, for some reason i’m almost sure that this is the number, which you performed for us, it will become a hit on the internet, absolutely, because looking at you is a huge pleasure, you are somehow incorruptibly sincere in who you really are, it’s very cool, really... .cool, in short, dim, i don’t even know how many times we have to shout this word to you now, but we will definitely remember you for a long time, all seasons, even if you refuse, we will wait and wait, wait and wait, because what are you, dima, super, super, super, super, oh, send me home, meet your real star, i'll be back , of course, forward, well done, super, great , oh, oh, god, let's shit, oh, see you later, oh, sorry. nothing, strong, yes, strong , there, dim, dmitry lobaznikov, your applause, you are simply an amazing artist, dim,

plus mike parry, edwina currie. tomorrow's papers and my top pundits .ive from listening to gb news radio. tonight >> i'm joined by the leader of reform uk. that's richard tice. thank you, richard, for coming along. i'm back is our left in the corner. he's been here a few times. that's sir vince cable the former leader of the liberal democrats. thanks, guys. look straight it . the world is straight to it. the world is a dangerous place at the moment. we have the war in ukraine and we have now a war, a possible war in in israel that as richard, some serious knock on effects, not just around the world, but in the uk as well . world, but in the uk as well. >> oh, it does. lee and it's horrific. absolutely horrific. we all know about what's gone on in ukraine. this this israeli palestinian war is an absolute horror show. and the key thing is to try and prevent it from spreading elsewhere in the middle east. and the unbelievable thing is there are, of course , some of these militia of course, some of these militia groups , these terrorist groups, groups, thes

plus mike parry, edwina currie. tomorrow's papers and my top pundits .ive from listening to gb news radio. tonight >> i'm joined by the leader of reform uk. that's richard tice. thank you, richard, for coming along. i'm back is our left in the corner. he's been here a few times. that's sir vince cable the former leader of the liberal democrats. thanks, guys. look straight it . the world is straight to it. the world is a dangerous place at the moment. we have the war in ukraine and we have now a war, a possible war in in israel that as richard, some serious knock on effects, not just around the world, but in the uk as well . world, but in the uk as well. >> oh, it does. lee and it's horrific. absolutely horrific. we all know about what's gone on in ukraine. this this israeli palestinian war is an absolute horror show. and the key thing is to try and prevent it from spreading elsewhere in the middle east. and the unbelievable thing is there are, of course , some of these militia of course, some of these militia groups , these terrorist groups, groups, thes

violating our interests in syria, that’s why we shot down your drone, it doesn’t go unanswered, erdogan parriesal security, you are acting against the spirit of nato, and your ally israel has decided expel the palestinians from gaza, such calls have no place in human society, that is, everything has already been put aside... the middle east is a loud politics. it is important for erdogan to be seen in the islamic world as a defender of the oppressed. and at the same time, egypt also wants to raise its status to the level it once was under nassar, that is , a political leader, he remembers just now that netanyahu had long had plans to expel the palestinians. we have a recording of his conversation with mubarak, where he proposed to resettle the palestinians in sinai and there create their state. but mubarak refused. but they offered arafat exactly the same thing: carry out a coup. their own state, in principle, here you need to remember the journalist samir kasir, these days being an arab is a bitter fate, and this is precisely because both of them are not about palestine, but about their ambiti

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