deputy battalion commander for work, well, deputy polit , then she left, she was a deputy of the people 's councile had a stroke, as if this war had taken a lot from me, i buried five people in the kingdom of heaven in a year. now what is the combat mission, on what direction we are working? we work directly at nevelskoye, is it hard? yes, hard, prepared position. that is, they were poured for 7 years, yes, yes, yes, there are those where there is up to a meter of concrete there, and all this needs to be knocked out, but there is urban development, no, it is not urban, there is a village, plus the fact that these green areas , as if there were green ones , they are no longer there, yes, there were stumps left there, yes, from the trees, especially, correctly, as people say, the little ones, they... kaze, well, i learned a lot to fight them, or so far we are adapting, we are fighting so as to say 100% of course no, yes there are weapons , there are all kinds of suitcases, there are uh, well, complexes that we turn on rap, this is well worth the air defense sparky, well, there is such coffins, that

but that means nine in ten survey respondents plan to cut back services whilst also raising people�*s councilcouncil tax by the maximum permitted, just under 5%. they're cutting services. so councils are making deep cuts to front—line services, particularly in discretionary spending areas — parks, business support, leisure services. and they're dipping into their reserves. so more than half of councils are dipping into their reserves year after year to fund services. so it's completely unsustainable. in response, the department for levelling up, housing and communities spokesperson says... "we recognise councils are facing challenges, and that is why we announced an additional £600 million support package for councils across england, increasing their overall funding for the upcoming financial year to £64.7 billion, a 7.5% increase in cash terms. "councils are responsible for their own finances and setting council tax levels, but we have been clear they should be mindful of cost of living pressures while controlling any unnecessary or wasteful expenditures." nonetheless, council leaders will b

parliament, of course, that here the competition is much higher, more than 18,000 people are applying for local councils, that ’sne and a half people per seat, but here you also need to understand, for example, for regional councils, for the minsk city council, the competition will be slightly higher than for example, for district councils, but accordingly , there are somewhere in rural-settlement councils. uncontested means candidates, but this is also understandable, because residents of this or that micro-village, that is, some rural settlement, they usually elect deputies whom they themselves know, whom they themselves nominated, who live there directly, and as a rule they support such candidates for deputies in elections without any alternative, so we have a competition, i must say that the activity that political parties have shown. we also noticed today, well, let’s say, if we talk about parliamentary elections to deputies of the house of representatives, then more than 76% of candidates for deputies are party people, for local councils, there is a little less, there you can say, a little more than 1/3 of

people, but three people each are vying for a seat in parliament, it is clear that here the competition is much higher, more are applying for local councils 18 thousand people, that ’sd a half people per seat, but here you also need to understand, for example, for regional councils, for the minsk city council there will be a competition... for deputies whom they themselves know, whom they themselves nominated those who live there directly, and as a rule they support such candidates for deputies in elections without any alternative, because political parties that aim to come to power, they, of course, strive to get into parliament, because parliament will determine those laws according to which we will live, will determine, including, will participate in determining those strategic directions for the development of our country, because parliamentarians in full will be included in the all-belarusian people's assembly, will delegates of the all-belarus people's assembly, and will approve the concept of national security, will approve. and professional, what areas are represented , well, the sphere of healthcare, education, culture, social protection, industry, agricult

same people who suggested that kuchma leave took part in a round table in the mariyan palace, roughly so, i apologize , as it seems to me, in 1918, the future chairman of the council of people 'sssars of the ukrainian ssr , khristiyan rakovsky, came here on behalf of volodymyr lenin to hold talks with the head of the government of the ukrainian state, pavlo skarapatsky, and at the same time held secret talks with the former head of the government of the ukrainian people's republic, volodymyr vinnichenko, about the overthrow of skoropadskyi. it was all at the same time. and as you can see from the 18th year to 2004 nothing has changed and from 2004 to 2014 nothing has changed. it's as if we are in one scenarios, we walk in the same political circle. so, when it was not possible to detonate. and the legitimacy of power, then another model was chosen, to bring the situation to a rematch, ugh, and this rematch really took place in 2010, when viktor yanukovych became the president of ukraine, that is, he took the place that the kremlin, the kremlin itself, had prepared for him, starting in 200 there for 3 years, in 2014, there was such a paradigm of thinking, but i spoke about it s

people on the council house waiting in this seaside people on the council house waitirof in this seaside people on the council house waitirof millom 1is seaside people on the council house waitirof millom , s properties town of millom, eight properties have been set aside. they're going to be converted for 40 asylum nice too. asylum seekers, very nice too. >> let's talk to our north >> so let's talk to our north west reporter, sophie rohypnol, who millom with the latest who is in millom with the latest . sophie, just explain us if . sophie, just explain to us if you would, what what kind of houses are they? what's the area . and 40 people doesn't necessarily sound like that many . so why are the locals so upset ? >> well, 7 >> well, 21st question ? >> well, 21st question initially there bev, we've been on the street this morning where those proposed hmos are would be if the plans were to go through . the plans were to go through. they have now been paused due to the outcry from the local community. they're just simple terraced houses that would then be converted into hmos, which is otherwise known as housing with multiple occupants. for any of our viewers who aren't aware of that, that ter

and a memory of a martyred cleric who was the representative of the people of west mazandaran in the islamic council and eventually in s'. nizam, which learned its scientific and moral foundations from the bastion of the mosque and carried it with it to the islamic council. in the years 135-56, their speeches were developed, especially in the city of tankabon in the west of mazandaran, and most of their pulpits smelled political, and the young people who gathered there were for the purpose of using the term. his excellent performance during his 3 years of activity as friday imam and responsible for political ideological education in marzan abad and his activity in klard construction jihad caused the clerics and the people of the region offered him to volunteer as a representative of the islamic council. they always thought that there are really no other people who can do this, are they not more armed than me? about 14 people were candidates with more than 923 votes. at that time, the votes were very high. this means that there were very good fields and the people accepted them wholeheartedly . his acquaintance was the

this will help local councils improve jenny's people this will help local councils improvejenny�*sto. for those local people who said, they told us for years we _ to. for those local people who said, they told us for years we were i to. for those local people who said, | they told us for years we were going to get hs2 and then they changed their mind on that, how do we believe they will stick to this plan? what do you say? hate believe they will stick to this plan? what do you say? we set our decision are — plan? what do you say? we set our decision are very _ plan? what do you say? we set our decision are very clearly _ plan? what do you say? we set our decision are very clearly last i plan? what do you say? we set our decision are very clearly last year. i decision are very clearly last year. not everyone agreed. we set the decision, which was to take a third of the transport spending and spend it not on a single railway line but spend it on the sort ofjourneys people take every day. they think it was the right decision and we know why we took it. we set out clearly. it was part

s say, maybe even this electoral premiere, a single voting day. well, i think we need to congratulate all our belarusian people, who have decided on their choice and formed deputies, deputy corps of local councilsand the deputy corps of our house of representatives of the national assembly of the republic of belarus, in general, we assess that the campaign took place smoothly, in accordance with our updated electoral legislation, and it was part of the great political modernization that began with the amendments and additions to the constitution that were adopted at republican referendum in the twenty-second year, so the body has been formed, we still have to form an all-belarusian national assembly and hold presidential elections no later than july 20, 2019, and in this way we can say that with this we will be able to put an end to political modernization and seriously continue to engage in issues of strategic planning and the development of our country for the future. candidates for deputies of local councils and candidates for deputies of parliament, they somehow interacted very closely within the district, and sometimes even united for some joint information and campaign events, joint picke

people 's homes. hosseinieh moala continues until the middle of sha'ban . according to the member of the expediency council the third monitoring report of the supreme supervisory board regarding the implementation of the general policies of article 44 of the constitution is being compiled. according to the law on the implementation of the general policies of article 44, the activities of public non- governmental institutions and organizations should not disrupt competition from the end of 2016, the private sector of projects big country take over, implement and advance the entrepreneurial and wealth-creating activities of the country. by the 10th of bahan this year, our private sector is able to bring the country to what is desirable in the 7th five-year plan , i.e. 8 growth. reach almost 17 years have passed. in all these years, at the forefront of orders and recommendations, maidan having the private sector in. iran's economy is such that the government and quasi-government institutions should not be involved in things that people can participate in, but it seems that this happened. sokandari position in

people go to see his movies, to be shocked and fascinated. they're watching dw news. just reminder of the top story we're following for him. the u. s. has vetoed a resolution in the un security council demanding a ceasefire. the war between israel and come us us instead proposed its own calling for a temporary cease fire linked to the release of form of tax. we have an interview for you with termination cd you leader for the lake manse talking for the unix security conference and they'll get you get all those news information anytime you want on our website dw, dot com on terry martin. thanks for watching. the kids of the talk is changing. 6 years ago we said it conk attorney was 2, but it does guardians of truth. this time excel gen this turned into our meets the voices of a free touch. oh sir. as the other one had to flee into exile, i knew the police would search my house. courageous people are trying to stem the turkish governments all sort. tammy cools, of some kids.

people. and it is now time to change according to the u. s. own report. in november, which was presented to the un security council that the status school of engagement for the sun is not working. it needs to be amended. but as the tunnel button have been telling us that it is unfortunate that it is more of the same as the 2nd time . the united nations met all of the concerned parties and did not have that. the bond on the table on the ground and have gotten this done. it is bitterly cold these days. it is but poverty is rife. people are struggling to find jobs and, and find basic things and, and make sure that they have a vision for the future or be helpful for the patient. because especially because of the girls education issue. so on the ground in afghanistan, the situation is dia, it is deteriorating, and the international community, according to many people on the street that we've been speaking to, seems that it is continuing what it did in the last 20 is speaking amongst themselves, talking at around this time rather than talking to have gotten this done, talking about the future of, of buying the funds wit

s a mess that the american people have to choose between biden and trump for the presidency." for example, zealous. a safe and healthy cyberspace for children, we have a document in the supreme council of cyberspace that has been approved, the document on the protection of children in cyberspace, and in that document, the protection of children in cyberspace is also given special attention to children and providing tools and services. and the beds in which this siant is formed it should be noted that now the security in the field of children's privacy, data protection and content areas in the policy-making layer of the supreme council of cyberspace was approved in the year 1400 by the supreme council of cyberspace. thanks to the good actions of the ministry of home affairs and the responsible agencies , including the ministry, which has tried to provide special services for children and adolescents , so that people can use the services with more peace of mind. make a difference. user between children and parents today, it has progressed to the point where the generation of children and teenagers consider themselves much more capable by accessing and achieving technological capabilit

people's jamahere, and nataliya kalinichenko, deputy of the bilopol city council, mrs. natalya, i congratulate you, good evening, congratulations, i am glad to see and hear, well, let 's start about, i will first of all ask about the security situation, because the bilopol community, actually the enemy is constantly... delivering blows in one way or another, plus there are other threats from the enemy, the aggressor of the russian federation, as today's day has passed, please, today is the day in any case in the city of bilopilli itself, we did not hear explosions in the surrounding area, but they echoed in the community, it is difficult to count, but last day we had more than 100 explosions in the community, today, well, so far we have not counted by ear , but it didn't fly around the city like that, let's say so, but the neighborhood certainly heard. and so that we live with such constants, we feel all this nearby, that we have such a neighbor and we hear explosions, well, about yesterday in the community people are alive, that is, we did not hear, there is no such thing that people were injured, but there are certain destructions, of course, people 's houses are destroye

. >> people after me sometimes when i say a child may be better off in a secure environment, d.c.'s council has advanced a new crime bill that could allow judges to hold kids in jail until trial when they're accused of >> certain serious crimes. >> thank the laws are too lenient. >> curtis brothers and i walked through the dc neighborhood where he opened fire at police as a young man. and how long were you in prison for that? >> now? he's a violence interrupter on the same streets, tasked with maintaining a safe passage for students outside this middle school because of the van because we want to make it at the kids go to school and from school, say, when they talk about robberies and murders, they talk about it, i it's a game, went on i'm sad. >> why do you come to a middle school? >> because that's the most vulnerable age. once they get to high school >> this is prior we sit in on a conflict resolution class for kids as young as five-years-old the hope is to break the cycle >> what brought you down that path? >> that what happened to lack of gaddis >> down the hall, we meet two boys, 16.1

people died and 18 more wounded in russian border region of boulder on the u. s. a. house of representatives in google research without focusing on age to keep that plasma national security council. person says you craze forth is all retreating to a black cove. i've munitions some faces on verified footage. all these really forces storming the assignment as will compensate hot units. the idea is full thing. the shelf in the city fighting is really hostages. are on the problem is, is we here from witnesses no one who tried to exit this or reaching us who would be shot by snyder. the situation was very tragic. there was no access to it as an officer hospital after they began to see each person had one loaf of bread corn inside the 12 located to the well, this is up to you and it's good to have your company today. my name's one time on the beginning of the hour, the latest update was from russia's border region of belgrade. 7 civilians are being killed including an input and 18. a wounded. 4 of them are children in a cleaning strike that hit a residential air. and that's according to rushes mystery of how the following. i'm verified for the shows the moment off of the attack. so th

people not being able to afford a house to live in the area. the being able to afford a house to live in the area.— live in the area. the council sa sarea. the council says it is able _ live in the area. the council says it is able to _ live in the area. the council says it is able to raise - live in the area. the council says it is able to raise £5 i says it is able to raise £5 million used to tackle the housing crisis in beauty spots like this. voiceover: for more stories from across the uk, - head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. let's continue with the business coverage. to china now where the price of goods is continuing to fall, raising alarm about the state of the world's number two economy. china's consumer price index forjanuary was 0.8% lower than a year ago — a bigger fall than expected. the pace of deflation is accelerating too. december prices were down 0.3% on the previous year. chinese consumers are struggling with high youth unemployment and the fallout from a real estate crash, hitting demand for goods and pushing down prices let's talk to professor tomas casas klett at the university of st gallen

children committing crimes again and again >> people laugh for me sometimes when i say a child may be he better off in a secure environment, d.c.'s council has advanced a new crime bill that could allow judges to hold kids in jail until trial when there were accused of i'm certain serious crimes >> think the laws are too lenient. >> curtis brothers and i walked through the dc neighborhood where he opened fire at police he says a young man and how long were you in prison for that >> now? he's a violence interrupter on the same streets, tasked with maintaining a safe passage for students outside this middle school because of the violence. >> because we want to make it at the kids go to school and from school, say, when they talk about robberies and murders. they talk about it, i guess again, went on new you know, i'm sad. >> why do you come to a middle school? >> because that's the most vulnerable age. once they get to haskell is pryoh >> we sit in on a conflict resolution class for kids as young as five-years-old. the hope is to break the cycle he go what brought you down that path? >> that what happened to lack of gaddis down the hall, w

according to to people that regularly talk to biden and the thing s joe, you point out and democrats and the president's media defenders were out in force trying to tear down special councilis report detailing the president's cognitive issues and he's telling me the mean people the analysis of the media reaction, watch. these words and useful political attack for that and going with the world to put that in the report and his meteorological assessment of joe biden and merrick garland and like that in the justice department reporting. going for the alternative. the other guys that really are damaging dangerous threats and going to push back on the idea and mixing up world leaders that are been. elizabeth: msnbc reading the special counsel report and special counsel hur said he had to go into tiktok and the cognitive decline issues and he felt he couldn't charge him, criminally charge him because the jury wouldn't reach a conclusion because of this mental decline. what do you think? the bottom line is hur had to include this and robert hur in his report and while they interviewed him and mainly in the year and that was relevant and he would have been charged but we've got t

people of gaza, nor the view s of its own people who are increasingly vocal in their support of the palestinian people. we should like to hope that within other u.n. member states, particularly the council, that they generally listen if not to at least the voice of conscience but at least public opinion. public opinion will no longer forgive united nations inaction. the situation in the south of the strip, around the city of rafah, is in the context of israeli military plans extremely dangerous. the implementation of these plans will result in a catastrophical increase in the magnitude of the humanitarian disaster, at the epicenter of which are more than one million residents of gaza who have fled hostilities in the city to the border with egypt. there's a need to do everything possible to prevent this kind of a development. our shared objective is to stop the bloodshed as soon as possible and to provide conditions for the establishment of sustained channels for the delivery of humanitarian assistance to the people in the strip. we urge the security counsel membership to vote in support of the algerian draft. thank you. >> i thank the representative of the russian federation for his sta

the atlantic council, these are five scenarios for russia, it’s simply amazing, there ’s simply no time for more details, but well, there are individual, as if point-like, not frozen people such a term is legal immunity, now it means subject to jurisdiction, second, biden’s formal victory in the democratic primaries, in the southern kingdom it does not give anything, but it may have added sparkle in the grandfather’s eyes, if he has one, and the third is, of course, this these two hung bills, the small one in congress is large, summing up the two conclusions, the first conclusion is , of course, the fuse that stretches to the powder keg called america, supports ukraine, we must maintain this course. madness, white house, comments, not yet aired interview. at the same time , the united states believes that there is no alternative to the military aid allocated by washington to kiev, although the day before they were unable to vote and push through 61 billion . look, the watch is talking, quietly. the clock is ticking, every week, every month that passes without new aid for ukraine means fewer artillery shells, fewer air defense systems, fewer tools for ukraine to defend it