preparation of our of the armed forces, oleksiy danilov, secretary of the national security council, people 's deputies fired human rights commissioner lyudmila denisova, 234 people's deputies voted for her resignation, the council did not consider the appointment of a new ombudsman, denis was reproached for the excessive detailing of reports about the facts of sexual violence by russians and the publication of shocking stories, she previously called the possible dismissal illegal and also by interfering in its work and the security service of ukraine kidnapped the russian agency in ukroboronprom and detained collaborators who scouted the positions of the armed forces in the east, in general, at the beginning of the full-scale aggression of the russian federation, the ukrainian special service exposed more than 360 russian agents and more than 5,000 collaborators in kyiv , sbu counterintelligence, with the assistance of the security unit of ukroboronprom, kidnapped an employee of one of the defense enterprises for campaigning in favor of the russian federation, the attacker publicly justified

people who have worked for the united states state department for the pentagon, for the u. s. military, that people from stratford, which is known as the shadow, cia, they're there from the atlantic council, which is a rapidly anti anti russian. i think tag, which for years is called for, for more and more hawkish behavior by the united states and its allies against russia. nevertheless, the news lives institute doesn't, doesn't make any secret of what its mission is and that is the fashion and to enhance u. s. foreign policy, our purpose is to shape pos, foreign policy based on a deep understanding of regional g i, politics and the value systems of those regions. well, they're, they're alleging that russia and this is their, the, their words in the russia could reasonably be accused of genocide, of all intent to commit genocide another they may call all sorts of arguments which are entirely based on ukraine's point of view and what ukranian officials and ukrainian media, both of which are in war propaganda mode of said sites in examples of various as they said, processes carried out by, by russian troops. that there was no sort of any effort to verify the thing, no sort of effort to, to

people, among them, prime minister mykhailo mishustin and the deputy secretary of the security council rashid nurgaliyev reports to the bbc that they were also sanctioned representatives of the self-proclaimed people 'she people's republic of china imposed restrictions on defense companies, in particular the corporation takticheskaya raketnoe osurinye. earlier, japan applied sanctions against seven hundred russian and belarusian citizens and more than 200 organizations, almost 21,000 tanks, more than 30 million kalashnikov assault rifles or 83 billion cartridges, so much equipment and weapons that russia can buy with the money from oil exports, which it earned at the beginning of the war in ukraine, despite the closure of european ports and comprehensive sanctions , russia continues to earn dozens billions of us dollars does not aggressively seem to circumvent the restrictions and who helps in this, the public understood that when the ports are closed, it continues to export oil through against europe, and its profits from the sale of black gold is still at the post-war level, this is evidenced by the data of the british shipping register , log in anger, as devilt writes, almost a third of the tangle

people who have worked for the united states state department for the pentagon, for the u. s. military, there people from stratford, which is known as the shadow, cia, they're there from the atlantic council, which is rapidly anti anti russian. i think tag, which for years has called for, for more and more hawkish behavior by the united states and its allies against russia. nevertheless, the news lives institute doesn't, doesn't make any secret of what its mission is and that is the fashion and to enhance u. s. foreign policy our purpose is to shape u. s. foreign policy based on a deep understanding of regional g. i politics and the value systems of those regions. given their mission statement, given the fact that they are related to the fairfax university, which has been a, you know, in the, in a scandal because of lacks education standards that had almost had its license revoked. and given the people that they've hired and whose views coincide almost entirely with the u. s. department, there are serious questions about any sort of claims of independence. will the claims themselves or perhaps the worst? the nation can be accused of murat, what's been alleged her while they're there alleg

in that case look let's go, let's do it, we have a national council that regulates radio broadcasting and television. personally, as a people 'sfor three years, i witnessed loud scandals several times, and when one or another channel said that they were pressuring us they don't give us the opportunity to perform there, or one of their tv presenters said something. well, not like that, yes, that means the channel is responsible and it's completely fair, yes, because we have to act within the law, that's what it means, sometimes the presenter knows no, no no, no, they did this for a year, that is, they did not have this uh, not hatred or division or whatever, yes, uh, it means communication, i appear in the ukrainian space, well, what do you think this is the responsibility of the uh, tv channel 100% , that is, it is fines, it is possible to be disconnected from any sanctions that the state can impose and many other things we can apply, but let's be honest about our channels, er, 99% of them are not independent, yes , they belong to someone, they are er often their editorial policy is influenced by tom we have such a media. as w

people into food insecurity, but the u. s. called the leading of the un security council to highlight the impact of conflict. in particular, the ukranian conflict on food prices. and they put the blame squarely on russia who require russian government seems to believe that using food as a weapon will help accomplish what its invasion is not to break the spirit of ukrainian people. still, ukrainians are going to great lengths to feed their own people. and to feed the world, the decision to wage this war is the cremeans and the kremlin alone. if russia stop fighting to morrow, the war would end. if you crane start fighting, there would be no more ukraine. so russia pushed back blaming you cran, for blocking ports and the west economic sanctions for price increases will use the way you could. you just knew more. but if you don't want to remove your sanctions of choice, then why are you accusing us of causing this food crisis? why is it that as a result of your irresponsible geopolitical games, the poorest countries in regions should suffer? who has no it in the middle of it, you know, the un secretary general h

yes he and he is either yes people, or for or not, yes, so there were enough developments. i was a deputy. e city council. e, s tenth, in my opinion, and in the eleventh year i was elected to the post of chairman of the belarusian association of doctors , this was also quite unexpected for me. and when colleagues arrived and said we had re-elections. we want you to lead this hmm organization. here, as suggested by my teacher, the organizer of health care, who me at one time, since 2002. taught the health organization could not refuse agreed. and here we are as a team, but we work, and so far. therefore, this also gave me a big plus publicly this activity, and therefore, well, there were all the prerequisites to put forward my candidacy in the twelfth year. uh, i won’t hide the idea of ​​being a member of the house of representatives, again well, how would one of the visitors give me such a grain, but he laid it down, which you told me at the reception, why don’t you go further. i thought so, i really think so. yes, you need to take a team and try tried it worked. most importantly, later i realized that this wa

people are still waiting for the support they were promised in march? a third of the chancellor plus �*s own constituents are still waiting for their council tax discount.are still being asked to pay the supplier of last resort costs for those energy suppliers that have gone bust as a result of a decade of failed energy market regulation? can the chancellor told the house how is this pack is being funded outside of the proceeds of a windfall tax? and if you have more than one home, do you get multiple discounts on your energy bills? i know the chancellor has adopted two of our ideas today, but can i ask what he has not adopted a third? a cut in vat on energy bills. it was once touted as the big brexit bonus, but he has ditched that as well. madam deputy speaker, this is a discredited, chaotic and rudderless conservative government whose policies rarely last more than three months. we pushed for a windfall tax, they adopted it. we said the buy now pay later scheme was wrong, and now they have ditched it. this government is out of ideas, out of touch and out of time. when it comes to the big issues facing this country, the position is now clear, we lead,

s office for approval of the indictment. and if you do not know, then after that goes to court. and here is how the people represented by mrs. narostova in the councilbout it federation mrs. narusova is addressing you young patriots from tuva. where are you being cleansed by the senator. yes, yes, you listened to me exactly listed. we are ashamed of you. specifically for your position. there is a saying, the bird sings itself and sells that is what you are doing, spreading lies to the pro-russian army. we tell you hands off the russian army hands off our heroes, we ask you to lay down your powers and you feel good and we are not ashamed. here is the appeal of mikhail khodorkovsky and i appeal to a lot of gref alexei kudrin anatoly chubais roman abramovich mikhail fridman petrovin to all those who know me and whom i know. guys, this is the time. when you should not try to slip between construction sites or declare your position, or we are enemies, do not be offended. here i have a question. these are those whom mr. khodorkovsky threatened to excommunicate from friendship with itself. here they somehow expressed themselves, in general, they said somet

council, mr. andrii, i congratulate you. i am just reading the information that the occupiers shelled the kharkiv region, three people died and another five were injured. well, in general, let 'sin kharkiv as it is now, and you are extremely happy about that. that our troops manage to push the enemy closer to its borders in the north, but in general. how do you assess the situation that i have faced now? it turned out сейчас отпая 6 часов where only at 6:00 o'clock did they start shelling again? well, how would it be? how would it be ? i would like to remind you that the information coming from the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine about the fact that it is possible to push back the enemy in the north, it is possible to liberate certain settlements . what are the prospects for these people? what is the situation in the region ? it is about the hostilities that we can talk about, please, for now, that the population centers have been retaken in the coming days. and they don’t start a hotel to organize all the humanitarian aid, but not now, they ask for at least 2-3 days, uh, don’t interfere, because the population centers that are liberating them from the uh, refiya

s, many cities including san jose implemented an ordinance that banned cruising. there was a misconception that the people driving these cars were part of gangs are involved in criminal activity. city councilr are raul peralez says the ban discriminates against the mexican american culture. >> the commonly held and racially based misconception was that low riders were looking. members are engaged in criminal activity. and the prohibition on cruising serve as a tool to perpetuate and give legal credibility to racial discrimination and the enforcement and criminalization. >> pearl has also says there have been no fines collected for cruising in the last 20 years. the proposal still waiting for a city council members to approve it. >> we have a reminder that a total lunar eclipse is happening this weekend. it's got one of those colorful, dramatic names. the super flower blood moon may's full moon is known as the flower moon. it's a super moon because it's extremely close in its orbit to earth and a blood moon. that's when the earth's sun rises and sunsets project onto the moon's surface, making it look rather at least reddish. the eclipse is expected to begin sunday night about 6.30. the tota

s. supreme. in court. think of these women as people and that people can have their own autonomy to make their own decision. simple as that. ktvu fox two news, oakland city council member wants the city to become a sanctuary for women seeking an abortion. council president pro tem xiang tao is introduced emergency legislation that's now scheduled to go before the full council for a vote. councilwoman house says the measure is designed to send a clear message to women across the country. we are signaling to the rest of the nation to all the women out there that we are a sanctuary city for you and that if you come out here, we will protect you. and you can have the services, which is health care services. that you need the proposal in oakland is similar to a statewide measure put forth by governor newsom and other democratic lawmakers. they want to make sure the entire state of california is a sanctuary for women seeking an abortion. a mother is behind bars for the murder of her three children in southern california , los angeles police said the mother admitted to killing her children with the assistance of a 16 year old suspect believed to be her son. this all ha

s, a lot of cities including san jose implemented ordinances. that band. these low riders. there is this misconception that the people driving the cars were part of gangs are involved in criminal activity in city council member rowe peralez says the ban discriminates against the mexican american culture. >> the commonly held and racially based misconception was that low riders were looking. members are engaged in criminal activity. and the prohibition on cruising serve as a tool to perpetuate and give legal credibility to racial discrimination and the enforcement and criminalization. >> so again, he's been on the books for 30 years, but peralez notes that there haven't been any fines collected. for driving around in san jose for the last 20 years. the proposal is still pending approval of the full city council. >> california still trying to come up with ways to deal with the ongoing drought. one proposal dry summer months. start is using water cops or water waste investigators. and so governor newsom has been. >> telling californians, please conserve water. we not only have been defiant in not conserving water. we've been using more water. so the problem is, as christine had, that would explain, we're

also about local issues like planning, schools and council tax bills, the role of national leaders might really come into play, whether it�*s how peopletil friday morning here, and we should start to get some early results on friday afternoon. the view there from england, scotland and wales. the election results for the stormont assembly in northern ireland could trigger months of uncertainty and negotiations over who leads the executive. our correspondent chris page brought us the latest. you might be forgiven for thinking that politics in this part of the uk tends to be very predictable but in this election, there is a significant possibility of a huge shift. for the last five elections to the devolved assembly here at stormont, the democratic unionists have won the most seats and sinn fein has come second. however, polls are suggesting that there could be a surge in support for the cross community alliance party and that sinn fein could emerge as the largest party. that would put the party�*s vice president michelle o�*neill in line to become the first ever irish nationalist to hold the first minister�*s position in northern irelan

but today�*s research by council bosses says an increasing number of people who are older or disablede to live as well. i think care workers should be paid more for doing, because we don'tjust go in and make cups of teas of what people think we do. we actually go in and we turn people's lives around. according to the directors who run council care services in england, last september, an estimated 294,000 people were waiting for assessment, reviews or care from local authorities. by the end of february this year, that number had risen to more than 500,000. care leaders say councils need extra money urgently to meet growing demand, and pay those providing care more. we need urgent action to address unmet need. we need more money into social care sooner. we can�*t afford for social care to be an afterthought. and... ..because thatjust creates this vicious cycle, where people deteriorate and need more help, more health and care. and it�*s family carers like tania who feel the strain when it�*s hard to get help. lee is 37. he's quadriplegic and he has multiple and complex disabilities. lee

s ambassador to the u. n. bill richardson. to negotiate her release he's helped negotiate the release of americans held in other countries. the open city council ended its requirement for peopleublic spaces. and that means no one now has to show a vaccination card or test results. to get into restaurants , bars, gyms, recreation centers, museums or concert venues in oakland, but not all council members supported that change. one of my concerns is that we are not kind of experts here. we can certainly read. articles and understand some statistics that are that are published. but the sort of the public health agency decisions seemed to go one direction and we're going a different one. the council did leave in place the vaccine and test requirements for people going into assisted living centers and senior centers. it also added a mask requirement for indoor spaces, anyplace that they have more than 2500 people. one of the most contentious ballot races and contra costa county is the election for sheriff candidate ben thoreau is a richmond police officer, david livingston has served as contra costa sheriff for the past 12 years. they attended a public safety forum in pleasant hill

would go on what you described but wandsworth council, it�*s a conservative council we are proud of because it has delivered good conservatives services for peoplemisapprehensions that has been a conservative council, we are proud of it and the councillors who work there. i have been around the country campaigning in a range of areas right the way through the midlands, east anglia, northwest, people have been focused on local issues and i�*ve seen positive reactions on the doorsteps, i think we will see differentials in terms of the results and we may see some new councils and lose some good colleagues we will all miss. to spell out the obvious, partygate will not be playing well for lots of your campaigners, they have told us that in the last few weeks. do you expect that to be a telling factor or not? i expect that to be a telling factor or not? . ., expect that to be a telling factor or not? .. ., , ., expect that to be a telling factor or not? ., , ., ., ., ., or not? i can only go on what i have seen on the — or not? i can only go on what i have seen on the doorstep _ or not? i can only go on what i have seen on the doorstep and _ or not? i