such a big holiday, people began to endure it. and the benches, everything that anyone had was displayed on the tables, that’s all, tears, tears rolled down in front of everyone ’sd, people had already died, some were in the hospital, someone was waiting from the front, and then we saw a soldier, wounded, coming from the war, oh, how he was greeted there, this is actually mine... there was no way through, everyone hugged him, congratulated him, sat him down at the table everywhere, come on, come on , come on, that’s it, i think, oh, and we’ll probably also meet my father. this trip, a cultural program for larisa nikolaevna evdakimova, was organized by officers of the investigative committee of russia. helping veterans, blockade survivors, and children of war is in the traditions of the department. visit the city of childhood, walk along its streets in warm may day, pay tribute to the memory of those who fell in the name of life at the peskorevsky cemetery , visit a museum dedicated to. here is just part of the program, guests from novosibirsk. you and i are in a bread shop where bread is sold, in fact, everything looked different, there was a huge queue that was

of active actions, liberated the settlement of spornaya of the donetsk people 's republic, improved the situation along the frontbile, 79 air assault and 144 infantry brigades of the armed forces of ukraine in the areas of the settlements of vasyukovka, kalinina, chasov yar, kurdyumivka, elizavetovka, katerynivka and kurakhova of the donetsk people's republic. the attack of the assault group of the 214th battalion opfor of the ukrainian armed forces was repelled; the enemy lost up to 450 military personnel, two tanks, three armored combat vehicles and four cars.

southern group of troops liberated the settlement of spornaya of the donetsk people 's republic, improved the situation along the front line, and also defeated manpower and equipment of the twenty-fourth, twenty-eighth, thirtieth, ninety-third mechanized, fifty-sixth motorized infantry, forty-sixth airmobile, seventy-ninth. and air assault and 144 infantry brigades of the ukrainian armed forces in the areas of the settlements of vasyukovka, kalinino, chasov yar, kurdyumovka, elizavetovka, katerynivka and kurakhova of the donetsk people's republic. the attack of the assault group of the 214th battalion of the ukrainian armed forces was repelled; the enemy lost up to 450 military personnel, two tanks, three armored combat vehicles and four cars. the verdict was passed on two spies in the lugansk people's republic, residents of the region. transmitted information about the movements of russian army units to the ukrainian special services. agents of the kiev security forces were detained by fsb officers. svyatoslav dolgachev will tell you, why did the convicts commit the crime? this footage shows the arrest of spy yevgeny

explosion of the kakhovskaya hydroelectric plant, if i i'm not wrong in front of this just like that, but here 's why, because peoplelet's say, don't know these subtleties of diplomacy, politics, what you always have to have. the communication contact between the nuclear states, the largest nuclear states in the world, they will say that this is treason, now they will agree with our backs and that's all, this is what needs to be explained, please explain, i worked in washington for more than one year as the consul general of ukraine, therefore, i will not only explain, but i know that such a line between the ministries of defense of the usa and russia has been established and it has been established for more than 20 years ago, and this telephone line is not for politicians and not for any... rological or not very political agreements, it is a line exclusively for prejudice and warning about possible military threats, or forewarning of military provocations. more specifically, when the russian federation launches another wave about the possible use of nuclear weapons, or about a possible strike somewhere in the arcti

environmental crises, the, this, the hangings face are immense because the fronts, but as a protest i have made p s. many people want to face those crises with alfonso soldiers, and it gets the, this is what it has come to hundreds of in some parts of the continent as those graphics and new information is 3900 troops in combined, in central africa, down from 350 a 100 in state new go, another 100 teen ivory coast down from 600 troops, even inside where it had a 1000 troops slow and after with them 350. so no value in the military staff chief also mentioned the us as one of the western countries whose influence on the continent is waning. can you remind us what was washington doing there in the 1st place and why is its grip fading? a so is, so i was, has to be see to, to you is move to, to full of the vacuum, but many questions with the, even that would succeed on the african continent. the developments would from some marked a holdings offer us relations as well with many african countries. but the us does not take it. it still doesn't. it is just forging ahead with this diplomat visits and talks if we even sol

people are suddenly waking up to this. a few months ago we had robert f kennedy on my show. ago he went down to the southern border and he s standing in frontme portion of the border fence and he was asking people where they were coming from and he counted something like 20 to 25 different countries and it was like 80 people walking by him and even rfk, a lifelong liberal, the main kennedy, obviously, deep within the democratic party, no longer a democrat, i think that that was one of the wake-up's for to realize how radical one of the parties here in america has become and what a threat to the nation this unfettered immigration is. it's somewhere between 7 million and 10 million illegals. it's completely unsustainable. we all know that. has thing to do with racism, bigotry, or anything else. the immigration topic has become something thatk about on the show all the time, i'm very interested in. especially in the light of the world events host october 7, it's something everybody should be thinking about. we need to know who is in our country. it's as simple as that. you cannot have a country if you don't have orders. our european friends, w

preserve that very front line, this is the question of kharkov, the question there is sum, the question there i don’t know is kiev’s approach to withdrawal there, that ’s why they are putting peoplefreeze along the front line, maybe to be there without a peace agreement, but at least they are losing it, so aristovich, he gives such a position that the military doesn’t want to fight, the army is poorly managed, which means there is a lot of corruption, ineffective, and let’s hold elections against this background , well, it’s clear that with with the holding of elections, certain alignments change and maybe it is also beneficial for russia to hold such elections, to see who will come new, that is, well, i think it may be... every day we work to ensure that you receive the latest and most useful information. the twenty-minute format allows us to talk about what is happening in belarus and the world. take a linguistic walk around the capital in the company of our guides. find a new place on the map of belarus. our region through the eyes of foreigners, i was surprised that the nature was so beautiful and so pure, everything is different. it was so neat, the building, food, supermark

somebody election to be on the 13th of june and on the 7th of july and the people in the front, you need to have a range of m. p 's to choose from from the presidential majority of men and women with firm convictions need to be able to get an extra in for them to, to join forces and create a common projects. i mean, that serves france and it's beneficial for france and the center coalition after the parliamentary elections issue, but we can still and indeed we must enter into a dialogue, a constructive and to, and i'm precious a dialogue and we need to decide together how we can best serve front of it. and now i would like to say that we must join forces and we cannot play one against another off against another. naturally, there are differences of opinion on various different issues on the, into, in the individual political groups. but the social democrats and radicals see in collage michel, a christian democrats, the goal, se, and so many of the people of friends who are in positions of how to make decisions, do not a z, z themselves in this extremist figure. sure. they need to have clear presidential majority p

people can work with. not, not am front page news,'s rea but it's really important. that'sll the kind of man he is. if you show him the problem, if you touch his heart, he will he will act accordingly. >> we're going to stay together for the sake of the kids, sleep in separate bedrooms she. , we >> you and i, who are, you know, we bleed blue and the democrats just are off right now. my gut poll tells me that if the election was today, trump would withe n and that and that the democrats it's not a it's not an issue of panicking. it's an issue of understanding wherf isse you are and the probs you have it not whistling past the graveyard. so you it's not about beingt be hysterical. it's not about bedwetting, but it's about beingin a realist and going, we got a problem. >> i think bed wettingd and nervous nellies that i'll call for now. if you're not a bad writernervot you're stupid. deprhat was stage four depression, the most painful of the five stages. th on the lookout for recriminationse , loathing and foul language as reality begins to sinke as in. and it's not just carville. a democrat strategist

get out in front of the stories and change the stories because he knew there would be so much coming hiway. now look at what is happening. you are talking about people enjoying the hatred. solitical party -- of the political parties out here calling for civil war. civil war over one man. dea of slavery. not an idea of some other ethos. but just one man who has been a con artist his whole life. host: that is jason in here is a few of your comments already via social media this morning. general rights in th t democrats have so much hate for people that they don't think -- that people who do not think or do what they want to do. trump 2024 is the way to bring everyone together is what neral rights. carl says it is right-wing media on radio and tv that has normalized vitriolic and fueled the hate in this country. deb saying absoluot others idea of whether we are starting to enjoy the hate, saying i have many activities that include dipeople. i never enjoyed listening to drunk spewed hatred and violence. i just attendea democratic state function but there was no hate. we take you through peggy noonan's column earlier this month in the wall street journal. she wrote the country

that he freed solovyov, yes, people then call me and say, that ’s it, we need to open solovyov’s studio, yes, absolutely right, we’ll probably even, by the way, now the frontfor you there, everything ’s great how difficult the task was, i'm so i will say, for the brigade, well, i can say that it is probably undergoing formation now, they are tempered with blood and steel later, that was a difficult task, that’s because the enemy was securely sitting there fortified in this solovyovo, thanks to i also want to say the fifteenth. to the alexandrishka brigade, who made a bridgehead for us, so we started from their position and acted directly, well, it happened, it just happened classically, like an assault on a populated area. worked out with the classics, there was powerful artillery preparation, offensive, they used their artillery, the artillery of the district, the commander accordingly allocated hurricanes from his reserve seriously, this is like a thing, and the entire area was immediately smoked, then our tanks took part, that is, about yes tanks, then there were armored groups with people are already behind the armored groups. like in a simple classic,

a commander and the bombering has another commander and i went to the s the base commander stood in front of for all of the peoplework for the wing and the one statement they said about this wing commander as he retires is that he consistently has sustainedwhile facing difficulties. and i what an incredible thing, that you have sustained o while facing difficulties and had these four pointsr the new wing commander that would be in charge. one, achieve success on purpose. achieve success on purpose which means clarity of mission know what you are going to number two, remember the importance of people. number three, resilience four, make productive mistakes. create an enretirement where people are risk to get ultimate success know they will be supported in that and when you make a that. those four pieces were incredible for us. we have a mission and clarity othe people and not about governors and government officials and not about nancy pelosi and we all know that joe biden sucks pretty clear on that? absolutely. it'sbo people. in south dakota, under god, the people rule. i love that motto and reminds of what my jo

dinner is group and order groups who are keeping people who are destroying a big what the story in the front seat, you know, in our countries. and my o e i s is not going to already leave it for us. it is possible to get it under less on ship with. i s one box in april was in the order of box, and it is also a sort of impossible to get molly this year and working off of so as a member of i s, but the steam. i'm better off it for us because the 2 parties are the ones on our lesson. she fully for russia is always china. is those new we have ever have a board that are less on ship with china and we've russia since the ended but also failure. insulation cc just in china is the main partner. they go to make the conference with them in a rush. he's the main security part of our conference and this re a g east coast of last 50 years, a lot of money, and that's when to, to russia and a lot of money on the big green have been going to russia to start the major research. some of them uh supports are supported by the states. uh, this is on sale, which is on the, on the weight bed. this perfect golf. uh, hold on what i said, the academic, the weight w

, yes, in order to create a new front, one brigade of 4-5 thousand people, it will take several echelons, and one tank battalion is already an echelon. 20 tanks, there 's something else, plus the headquarters to transport, plus you have to transport fuel, plus you have to move and put shells on the ground in pallets right there, there, well, in general, it's a bull , it's transporting fuel, well, it's not that simple and that visible from satellites, there are plenty of ours there spies of the shirlitsov, plus there are a couple of necessarily shirlitsov in the kremlin, who will knock on the massad and the cia, there, like what is being prepared. that is, it is impossible to attack suddenly, and that is why only those things are possible that they are doing here in order to pull back, and it is profitable for them to pull back to this flank, well, let's say, create a northeastern front in addition to the eastern front, well, they created it under vavchansk, but there are only sumshchyna, it’s 540 km, well, the former border, now let’s put it this way, i call it a low- intensity front, where there are skirmishes, well, something it looks like an ato zon

people were injured, another 20 died in the republic since monday ’s three-day grass. in the donetsk direction , the russian military thwarted an attempt to rotate ukrainian armed forces units on the frontompleted the combat mission. the crew of automatic guns vasilek was destroyed infantrymen who intended to attack our attack aircraft. juliana sanch was released and immediately went to australia. american media.

region, now i'm traveling in the front-line territories of the donetsk region and people plus or minus are the same everywhere, they are not want to leave their homes, well, let 'sfers that the government gives them, well, it's not unattractive, to put it mildly, and you will be relocated, well, in some case, at best , to some shelter based on a renovated dormitory. they will pay you a very small amount of money per month, which you cannot live on, and there they have to abandon their household, their native home, which they built for dozens of years, well, of course, people will not be very willing to bother with such offers, but, well, sometimes they are faced with a choice whether to live or die under russian aerial bombs, that is why they are leaving, thank you mr. andrii. for the conversation, thank you for this information, the editor-in-chief of social donbas, andriy kramchenkov joined us about the difficult situation in the donetsk area. dear friends, meanwhile, we are approaching 8:00 in the morning, which means that we will be watching the news now. thanks to all those who responded to my call to donate and it has already gotten a little better. i hope

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s candidates, but his campaigners. one, seeing a pride flag on a police car, compared gay people to paedophiles. you see that bleep degenerate flag on the frontt? _ what are the old bill doing promoting that crap? - they should be out catching nonces, not promoting the bleep. _ another suggested the army should shoot illegal immigrants with. with guns on the bleep beach. target practice bleep to show them. and he used a racist slur to describe rishi sunak. the bleep we've got in, what good is he? you tell me. you know, he'sjust wet. andrew parker said he'd not told nigel farage about his views, and apologised if he'd brought reform into disrepute. when my two daughters have to see and hear reform people who campaign for nigel farage calling me an effing bleep, it hurts and it makes me angry. and i think he has some questions to answer. and i don't repeat those words lightly. you know, i do so deliberately because this is too important not to call out clearly for what it is. after he left loose women, we caught up with the reform leader. hi, nigel. how are you doing? why do racists seem to be attracted to your party? all political parties do.

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s process, but it's still important work. >> it's worthy to be done. you put it >> but i w in front of the american people. they can make their own judgments, nancy. thank you so mucnh. >> thank you.y. you got it. well, gavin newsom thank y lost0 billion and now he wantslo to fire the copsst. >> we partners, we brothers and we friends. how you doing? what is it? it's your new best. bueller. bueller. let's start like, life moves pretty fast. you don't stop and look around once in a while. you could miss it. our military has been infested by a woke revolution. the military, i think we grew up. and you left your politics at the door. it's difficult to overstate the vision that is being sown into our military. >> it's about sovereignty. it's about our liberty. it's about our constitution. these veterans are putting the record straight. pete hegseth hosts the war on warriors streaming now only on fox nation. if you're an active duty military or military veteran, sign up now and get your first year free. >> hello. i am former arkansas governor mike huckabee. lot of times you can't control the amount of sleep tha

when we see people prosecuted for the same crime over and over again, they just don't have the first lady in the front row. i hope we see the same consequences. >> he used to work for the d.a.'s office, the very same one that adjudicated a case against donald trump. he said jill biden was taking notes where the jurors see her do that. we can't say when she was writing down. something that they can't do with the jury instructions in the state of new york. it is interesting how differently these cases are being handled. talk to me about the witnesses. i don't know if she's in the next -- at the time that she knew hunter biden. she testified he was doing crack every 20 minutes. >> i thought it was every 15 minutes. addiction has been a big part of the prosecution's case. i think you are correct and that the law will say whether or not you are an addict does not excuse you from abiding by this country's laws. the big question this morning's weather hunter was going to testify in his own defense. so much of the testimony was so about his behavior around the time of the gun purchase and the text messages that were happening while he made that gun purchase and tried to hide the gun

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front runner, donald trump. when people like donaltrump. sq trump very much in the public square say things like mexicankt are and murderers, that kind kinds to criminalal violence. >> all right. >> s to our friends in the mobu and the media, how do you explain all the reportslled of all these americans who have been killed by joe biden''s ,unvetted illegal immigrants? prosecutors revealing disturbinggrant, p new details e brutal murder of a 12-year-old girl in texas saying the illegal immigrant suspects allegedly assaulte d her forre kil 2 hours before killing her. making mattersli worse, a new report says one of the suspects was actually wearing an ankle monitor at the time of the brutal murder. he has nowurder. had his bail st at $10 million. a little late. what about rachel moran, the maryland mother of five who was allegedly and murdered by an illegal immigranrat? what about lincoln riley? what about that 13-year-oldir girl in queens at a parkl in broad daylight?k in wow. well, scroll the names of many of these victims. here with reaction is florida governor ron desantinys is with us. well, president trump was right. manyent trum were right. we're now living out a what is a pr

keir starmer and rishi sunak in front of an audience of over 100 people so let's find out how the bbc will cover the debate as it happens, because every go to the bbc�*snswer. we _ you are ready. i think so. i think so is the answer. we have i you are ready. i think so. i think| so is the answer. we have spent weeks now going through all the big claims the parties are making, trying to figure out what we can trust and what you should be a bit sceptical of and also putting some of the bigger debates in context and something that really struck me, the team here have worked on all the big tv debates now and what struck me as there is actually quite a wide range of subjects come up, and we don't know for sure what will come up tonight but we can have a stab at the things that get particularly contentious and do some prep work for that and as a whole team just off camera who has spent the whole day getting ready for that and there is a bbc live page which will have all of those updates on putting things into context and trying to explain a bit more about the claims that will run throughout the debate, and we will have more hair on the bbc news channel and

people deserve answers and accountability. and not only are we seeing an ethical crisis in front of the supreme court, but it's really an institutional crisis because sbout our democracy, the separation of powers and their role in american democracy. i want to be clear from the top at this is one of, if not, the political and activists courts we have ever seen in american history. i we discussed here today captured by special interests, dark money and mega donorvolved in transforming the very fabric of american rights tora been every decision. abortion clean air act, clean water act climate change, s nd presidents that have stood not only for decades and generations back into the 19th century, but it's not just the courts, we've also seen it here in congress. the say interests and mega donors we are talking about app us through their proxies every single day on the witness stand. in fact we have had witnesses that are funded by the very same donors we are talkingday that are driving narratives that undermine the legislative branch, the very same insti democratic ad and ideas that americans have held dear for so long. and we have seen it time and 's i

front of his house and his neighbors homes. he's worried that park would make that situation permanent. s there's already a pedestrian path that people can use to access this stretch of ocean beach. he would prefer that the great highway remain just that. it's a highway. i think it should go back to being a highway. it's a perfectly functional highway that has thousands of cars on it every day. >>they get rerouted out here into the sunset and parkside at this point, there are no final design plans for what the park would look like if voters approve the idea. >>the city does say that there is an effort under way to improve traffic flow around the outer sunset. no matter what happens in november. in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>berkeley's longfellow middle school staff and students will have to relocate for at least the next 2 school years. according to the school district engineers found extensive, drier out inside the school and structural beams used to support part of the school. they are crumbling and engineers have red tag the building and they will likely have to reconstruct it. our recent stanford graduate has

people instead of g—p—s. they cannot be replaced. the country has not stupid . stupid. >> the poshest heckler ever heard on british tv. and i'm also going to be joined by my to run through the frontht with me. bev turner only on gb news. i've got my glasses on because the papers are here, and we're going to be going through them in just a moment. but it was a fiery election debate tonight. and overin election debate tonight. and over in the spin room is gb news political editor, christopher hope.chns political editor, christopher hope. chris who have you got with us? with us? with you there? is it one of our gb news family ? family? >> it might just be one of one of our family. bev turner i'm with camilla tominey, of course, who presents the brilliant sunday morning interview show and currently standing in in the evening. so when do you ever stop working? >> i don't know, i really need to stop working tonight. i've taken eldest child to a football tournament in the morning. no netball. >> let me just quickly you borrow your mind for four minutes of your time. sure. easy question . who won, penny question. who won, penny mordaunt's hairdresser. not quite sure. really difficult for

museum of liverpool is just in front of me here, there is a big divide between people who have maximised that and benefited from it, the tourism industry is vital to this city�*s, that is a huge thing for people, but also the nhs. trying to get an nhs dentist in liverpool is very difficult. 0ne trying to get an nhs dentist in liverpool is very difficult. one of the stories we have covered over the last few months is about people who have taken dentistry into their own hands. they are struggling to find an nhs dentist and are ending up in emergency care because they have done emergency surgery on themselves effectively. those kinds of issues, and waiting times for gps, and environmental issues, all of those are very important to people here and will impact how they will vote. claire hamilton, thank you, and thank you to charlotte right for joining us in talking through the issues where you are. here are the candidates that will be running in the constituency of rochester and strood. a full list is available on the bbc�*s website. and here are the candidates that will be running in the constitency of liverpool riverside. a full list is available on the bbc�*s we

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people to vote for the snp. they believe the labour party will win the general election so they believe that the snp is the party to make a difference in scotland. independence, of course, it�*s frontformerly twitter, that some customers had not received salary payments and burgeon money has reported to similar problems earlier today but said that they have since been resolved. we are waiting for further comment from hsbc and nationwide, butjust to update you, if you have got an account with hsbc, nationwide or possibly virgin money it is worth of checking your details and your salary payments. we will bring you more on that as we continue. government figures suggest that nearly one in four people in the uk is living with a disability. that�*s put the policies being offered by the different parties on issues such as benefits and mental health under close scrutiny as the election campaign nears its end. to put it all into context, the team at access all, the bbc�*s disability and mental health podcast, has spoken to all seven of the main political parties to find out exactly what they�*re offering. here to tell us about it is presenter emma tracey. emma, what have i told you? nearly

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