tell us more about petr pavel.mittee, so a military man down to his bones, a retired general. many people said surely checks would never elect someone who has spent so long in uniform and to be the head of state but more importantly he is a liberal who is in favour of same—sex marriage, he firmly supports the czech republic's adoption of the euro, so he has his liberal values and as we saw in that clip there said this was an election victory, of truth, honour, dignity, so those are the kinds values that he has persuaded the people to vote for this selection and give a very resounding endorsement not only to him and those values but a resounding defeat —— defeat the andrej babis. his opponent, andrej babis, has been a dominant force in czech poltiics for a decade. how did he manage to win such a convincing victory? i think andrej babis made the significant strategic error right at the beginning of this campaign that began two weeks ago when the two men made it through in the first round. he decided to frame this cam

petr pavel�*s supporters see this as a victory for liberal democracy.ect and humility. and i am convinced that these values are shared by the vast majority of us. cheering and applause. in a symbolic moment, slovakia's president zuzana caputova joined him on stage. like him, she too is a pro—west and liberal leader. across the country, fans celebrated wearing an unofficial emblem of his campaign — the flannel shirt. cheering. petr pavel is a man better known in uniform. he's a former nato general and a decorated war hero. pro—eu, his win anchors the czech republic firmly in the west and signals more support for ukraine. in contrast, his opponent andrej babis was widely seen as a populist leader. he previously served as prime minister and was criticised for running what some viewed as a negative campaign against petr pavel. applause. but in times when concessions are by no means a given, he sent a clear message to his supporters. translation: i congratulate mr petr pavel on his victory i and acknowledge my defeat. i congratulate him on becoming the next

cheering petr pavel is a man better known in uniform.win anchors the czech republic firmly in the west and signals more support for ukraine. in contrast, his opponent andrej babis was widely seen as a populist leader. he previously served as prime minister and was criticised for running what some viewed as a negative campaign against petr pavel. applause but in times when concessions are by no means a given, he sent a clear message to his supporters. translation: i congratulate mr petr pavel on his victory i and acknowledge my defeat. i congratulate him on becoming the next president of the czech republic. but it marks the end of a toxic campaign trail. it was rife with disinformation as well as death threats — that's why mr pavel�*s victory is being hailed as a new, more dignified era for the country. azadeh moshiri, bbc news. severe rain sweeping new zealand's north island have prompted more local emergency declarations as flood rescue efforts continue in the city of auckland. at least three people have died following the torrential do

the flannel shirt stop petr pavel is a better known in uniform. in the west. and signals more support for ukraine. in contrast, his opponent andre bobish was widely seen as a populist leader. he privily says served as per minister and was criticised for running what some viewed as a negative campaign against it up travel. but in times when concessions are by no means a given, aesthetically message to his supporters. translation: i congratulate mr petr pavel on his victory and acknowledge my defeat. i do not let him on becoming the next minister of the czech republic. but becoming the next minister of the czech republic.— the czech republic. but it marks the _ the czech republic. but it marks the end _ the czech republic. but it marks the end of - the czech republic. but it marks the end of a - the czech republic. but it marks the end of a toxic i marks the end of a toxic chemtrail, rife with disinformation as well as death. that's why mr pavel�*s victory is being held as a more new, dignified errorfor the new, dignified error for the country. azad

the two men have spoken in the last few hours — first, petr pavel.is country would look like. i see values winning this election — values like truth, dignity, respect and humility — and i am convinced, as these values are shared by the vast majority of us and that they are certainly worth the effort, they they will be part of our lives and will return to our politics. translation: i i congratulate mr petr pavel on his| victory and acknowledge my defeat. i congratulate him on becoming the next president— of the czech republic. i would like to wish him to be i the president of all the citizens of the czech republic, - to perceive their problems and to fight for the interests of the czech republic. - i would like to thank. our voters very much. we have achieved a fantastic result. nothing ends because we hear the movement and i was- the candidate of the movement. we'll always be here for you. earlier, i spoke to bbc�*s rob cameron, who told us a bit more about the winning candidate. petr pavel is a decorated war hero for his service in the war in the fo

petr pavel is a decorated war hero for his service in the war in the former yugoslavia.f the nato military committee. so a military man down to his bones, a retired general now. and many people said that surely czechs would never elect someone who spent so long in uniform and to be the head of state? but he is also, more importantly, a liberal who is in favour of same—sex marriage, he firmly supports the czech republic's adoption of the euro. so he has his liberal values. and as you played in that clip there, he said this election was a victory for truth, a victory for honour, dignity. so those are the kinds of values that he has persuaded the czechs to vote for this election and give a very resounding endorsement, not only to him and those values, but a resounding defeat for andrej babis. rob cameron reporting. police in the north—east of england are questioning a 16—year—old boy on suspicion of murder after a 15—year—old girl was stabbed to death. the attack happened on a street in the town of hexham. a 16—year—old boy was also taken to hospital, but his injuries aren'

however , his prospects are not without cloudy petr pavel managed to be a member of the czech communistarty at the beginning of his career. nothing, but in the czech republic this party is banned, and any connection with it is considered compromising pyotr pavlovich so that in the eighties he simply did not betray his membership. in general, the general visited the communists without regaining consciousness. this is possible, probably, only in the country that gave the world a good soldier, schweik , two international forums of planetary significance took place last week. agenda. oddly enough, they had the weapons of ukraine, and if the meeting of nato defense ministers at the ramstein base was officially dedicated to this, then one family meeting of the world economic forum in davos turned out to be a surprise for everyone the forum positions itself as a think tank that determines the main directions of the development of human civilization. at the same time, the permanent head of the organizing committee in klaus shva supports the ideas of transhumanism, social engineering and the cre

in a speech to cheering supporters in prague, petr pavel said it was time to return those values to politics bbc news, the travel show. this week on the show — the city that never sleeps... in particular has —— we are in brooklyn, new york and this area, in particular. has gone through quite a renaissance. ..and why it has taken ages to wake up. let's go! could it be the end for seeing mummies in some of the world's most famous museums? in scotland, a chinese take on an traditional burns night supper. that's so tasty! i can actually taste the haggis! hi, and welcome to the great court here in the british museum in london. now, this apparently is the biggest covered public square in the whole of europe. and what a greeting for the 6 million visitors who come here every year to see collections gathered from all around the globe. well, a bit later, i'll be finding out why a growing number of museums are now rethinking their relationships with egyptian mummies. indeed, some are removing them from public display forever. but we are kicking off this week in new york. we ask if the city's famous ni

in a speech to cheering supporters in prague, petr pavel said it was time to return those values to politicson bbc news, our world: the hunt for the superyachts. for years, many russian billionaires enjoyed lavish lifestyles in the west. they bought the most sought—after villas and holidayed on their beloved superyachts. but with russia's invasion of ukraine, theirfairytale came to an abrupt end. western sanctions sparked a game of cat and mouse between some of the world's most powerful nations and some of russia's richest men. there was a real frenzy around the world between democracies to see who could sanction the most people the most quickly, who could sanction the biggest yacht. we got stopped because this is a big, blue, easily visible, high—profile target. for the first time, the head of the us kleptocapture task force reveals how they caught a superyacht... we saw it scrambling out of waters where we would normally be able to seize it. security, security, security... ..and what was inside. one of the objects that we were looking at appears like a faberge egg. there's no place to hide

victory at elections and invited to visit ukraine the former head of the nato military committee petr pavelcted as the new head of the czech republic, he won almost 17% of the votes in in the second round of the billionaire former prime minister and leader of the ano andre babish party, pavel confirmed that he is going to come to ukraine together with his slovak colleague luzana chapotova already in the spring , the destruction of mariupol, the decision of the nsdc for officials and johnson's ukrainian hat, these shots have already become history, more details about the video that shook the country this week in our material on this video the center of mariupol turning into a desert footage was published by the adviser of the city mayor petro andryushchenko according to him the russians promised to destroy the old buildings and build new ones in their place. however, the occupiers lied as always. andryushchenko believes that the reconstruction of the city on such a scale has been going on for many years, but in these frames, the german military is transferring the patriot to poland, these ai

the head of the european commission , ursula von der lein, congratulated petr pavel on his election to president of the czech republic, a retired general and former head of the military committee. nato won the second round of elections and brussels is already waiting for his active participation in supporting ukraine, as during the election race pavel advocated the supply of weapons by kiev , the inauguration of the new president will take place in prague castle, on march 9, and, leaving his post, milos demon, congratulated the successor with victory. despite the fact that he has repeatedly stated that the czech republic does not need a military man as president. now there is a short advertisement, and then our broadcast will continue with a special report by alena berezovskaya about the doctors of donbass about how people are being saved. operations during hostilities, as hospitals that are located in the rear can be in the epicenter of the red zone. pay less in pyaterochka there are always discounts for alpen gold chocolate at 47.90 mega-installments work transforming. watch zakhar f

in a speech to cheering supporters in prague, petre pavel said it was time to return those values toics. now on bbc news — click. this week we are trying to get to space. which is even harder than it sounds. lara messes up the house. oh, no, i spilt my coffee! and then clears up. mind the cat, though. and fancy a drink? we are saving water... cheers. ...and trying to save nick from himself. oh, no, he is getting a tattoo. there is no going back from this. lara: it is a pretty i spectacular view from earth's orbit. spencer: and there many things that have that view these days. a couple of space stations and thousands of satellites. and more and more companies want to put stuff up there. did you know that the closer you are to the equator, the easier it is to get things up to the right speed to go into orbit? ah. that is because that is where the earth is spinning fastest, so as you launch, it gives you an extra whang. and that is why the uk space port is way down south in cornwall. yeah, and that is why it was there, earlier in the year, virgin orbit attempted the first satellite laun

in the czech republic, the retired nato general petr pavel will face controversial former prime ministerrst round with just over 35% of the vote, narrowly defeating mr babis by 20,000 votes. the two men will have to meet in a second—round run—off in two weeks' time. you are watching bbc news, the headlines: russia has launched missile strikes across ukraine. one hit an apartment block, in the city of dnipro — killing at least 12 people. a further five classified documents have been found at the delaware home of us presidentjoe biden. more than 80,000 demonstrators have protested in the israeli city of tel aviv for the second consecutive saturday against proposed changes to the judiciary. the protesters — who included a cousin of the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu — called the reforms "an attack on democracy". banners referred to the new coalition led by mr netanyahu as a "government of shame". demonstrations have also been held injerusalem and haifa. a supreme courtjudge in israel is among those who've condemned the government's plans. thousands of people have marched through the str

and petrafiala is also a great friend of ukraine and the president will act in unison, that is, petr pavelsident and the government of the czech republic will act in unison, and this is very, very good in ukraine, because ukraine needs and ukraine needs the tenth and other further packages of sanctions, further tightening of the european union's nuts against russia, ukraine needs financial aid so that the czech government continues to help ukrainian refugees, and there are more than 300,000 of them here, somewhere they said to give 400,000 refugees. that's right. people need to be helped, and it is an honor that the government takes on huge costs in this regard, by the way babish played this card, they say the government forgot about the czechs, it helps the ukrainians too much. so, in principle, it is very important, and petro pavlov also supports the european and euro-atlantic integration of ukraine, that is, not only the eu and nato, often nato. he supports it if in principle it is very important - very good news for ukraine that p- petra pavlov confidently won the victory mr. rostislav

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in the czech republic, the retired nato general petr pavel will face controversial former prime ministerekend's first round with just over 35% of the vote, narrowly defeating mr babis by 20,000 votes. the two men will have to meet in a second—round run—off in two weeks' time. the climate activist greta thunberg has joined demonstrators in western germany, protesting against plans to expand a coal mine. energy company rwe wants to demolish the abandoned luetzerath village — which it owns — so that it can extend a huge, open—cast coal mine. the bbc�*s emer mccarthy reports. they came in their thousands, with a familiar face among the crowd. the fact that all of you are here is a sign of hope. this is only a part of a much larger global climate movement, a movement for climate and social justice and racialjustice. lutzerath, what happens in lutzerath doesn't stay in lutzerath. germany as one of the biggest polluters in the world has an enormous responsibility. but scuffles quickly broke out, with police clad in riot gear wielding batons on demonstrators. the village of lutzerath is set to d

in a speech to cheering supporters in prague, petr pavel said it was time to return those values to politicson bbc news: the media show. hello. with the conservative chairman nadhim zahawi's tax affairs dominating the headlines, we will be talking to two of the people behind the story. and later in the programme, netflix films have picked up a load of oscar nominations. closer to home, the streamer has just bought its first welsh language tv drama. llinos griffin—williams from sac is one of the people involved in the deal. congratulations. what is the show called and what it is about? it is called dal y mellt, it has been produced by rocks pictures, and it has got mark lewisjones in it and it is a cheeky heist based on the adaptation of a novel by ewan roberts, who also wrote the script. so it is a crime drama, but with a bit of a twist. sounds great, and we will hear much more about it later. but first, if you were watching prime minister's questions on wednesday, there was more pressure on nadhim zahawi, the former chancellor and current chairman of the conservative party over his tax affa

in the czech republic the retired nato general petr pavel will face controversialformer prime ministernt. mr pavel emerged from this weekend's first round with just over 35% of the vote, narrowly defeating mr babis by 20,000 votes. the two men will have to meet in a second round runoff in two weeks' time. a funeral mass has been taking place in the vatican for cardinal george pell, who died of heart failure after hip surgery this week, at the age of 81. cardinal pell was jailed in his native australia on child abuse charges in 2019. the convictions were quashed the following year. preparations for his funeral were overshadowed by the revelation that he was the author of a previously anonymous memo that described the leadership of pope francis as "a catastrophe." earlier, we spoke to 9 news australia's europe correspondent, brett mcleod, who gave us his assessment of the service. in many ways, it was just the standard service for a cardinal, as was carried out in previous times when cardinals have been farewelled, but of course there was one major difference. no other cardinal has ever

so, the retired general, ex-head of the nato military committee petr pavel, was elected the new presidentczech republic today, and his victory in the second round of elections with a result of 51% of the vote was announced by the speaker of the czech parliament, a rival of his ex-premier and billionaires. andriy babish won 43% of the votes the inauguration of the new president of the republic will take place in the city of prague march 9 it is known that pyotr pavel stands for the energy independence of the czech republic supports the shipment of weapons to kiev and ukraine's entry into the european union among the victims of the shooting in jerusalem no , our embassy in israel , which is located in contact with the authorities at once , two terrorist attacks occurred today in east jerusalem, now special services are interrogating a thirteen-year-old teenager who heavily dropped two policemen in the morning. he was equal when he was detained, he was already interrogated there and regained consciousness. in addition, as a result of the raid in east jerusalem, over 40 people were detained w

in the czech republic, the retired nato general, petr pavel, will face controversial former prime ministerirst round with just over 35% of the vote, narrowly defeating mr babis by 20,000 votes. the two men will have to meet in a second round runoff in two weeks' time. a funeral mass has been taking place in the vatican for cardinal george pell, who died of heart failure — following hip surgery earlier this week, at the age of 81. in 2019, cardinal pell was jailed in his native australia — on child abuse charges — but the convictions were quashed the following year. preparations for his funeral were overshadowed by the revelation that he was the author of a previously anonymous memo that described the leadership of pope francis as a catastrophe. some single—use plastics will be banned in england from october. takeaways, restaurants, and cafes will have to stop using plastic cutlery, plates, and bowls as part of a new plan by the government to tackle plastic pollution. sean dilley reports. quick, convenient and no washing up. but from october, the government says it plans to ban restaurants

in a speech to cheering supporters in prague — petr pavel said it was time to return those values ton bbc news... new hope in hard times: fighting the cost—of—living crisis. you want a piggy back? are you going to be superman, are you? nobody can afford to keep up with anything. i don't know how i'll cope, i really don't. it's autumn 2022, and anita's got troubles. troubles from every direction. absolutely shattered. i'm constantlyjust lying in bed and just thinking about how am i going to pay this? how am i going to pay that? i'm trying to make you a den. money is beyond tight. try that, brett. for little brett and his two older sisters, the outside world can feel scary. there's a monster out there. what monster? a huge one. a huge one? oh my goodness. for his mum, the monsters are getting real. i've always managed with the money i get, me benefits and the money that i earn from work. i've always just managed to manage, but ijust can't do it at the minute. it's the gas, the electricity, the bills, and then the cost of the food that went up. how are you supposed to live, man? bottom

retired nato general petr pavel has been elected as the new president of the czech republic.spect and humility. a teenage boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 15—year—old girl was stabbed to death in northumberland. the incident happened in the town of hexham on friday afternoon. police were called following reports that a teenage boy and girl were injured in a suspected assault. both were taken to hospital, but the girl died later that evening. the boy suffered serious, non—life—threatening injuries. detectives have launched a murder investigation. clare drakeford, the wife of wales' first minister mark drakeford, has died suddenly. a spokesperson for the welsh government said, "the thoughts of everyone in the welsh government "are with the family at this time and we ask that "their privacy is respected." the airline flybe, which operated across 23 mainly uk routes, has ceased trading. passengers due to travel with the company today, have been told not to go to the airport. flybe had resumed operations less than a year ago after a previous incarnation of the

retired nato general petr pavel has been elected as the new president of the czech republic.ster and billionaire businessman andrej babis. mr pavel said the result was a victory for the values of truth, dignity, respect and humility. you're watching bbc news. a teenage boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 15—year—old girl was stabbed to death in northumberland. the incident happened in the town of hexham on friday afternoon. police were called following reports that a teenage boy and girl were injured in a suspected assault. both were taken to hospital, but the girl died later that evening. the boy suffered serious, non—life—threatening injuries. detectives have launched a murder investigation. earlier, our reporter peter harris gave us this update from hexham. flowers and tributes have been building here through the day at the spot where the police were called yesterday to those reports of a 15—year—old girl and a 16—year—old boy having been stabbed. now, sadly, we now know the girl has subsequently died in hospital. her family, as you might expect, are said

retired nato general petr pavel has been elected as the new president of the czech republic, seeing offallenger and the former prime minister, andrej babis. now it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. sunderland give fulham a scare in the fa cup, but shocks are scarce, with leeds, leicester and southampton all progressing to the fifth round. it's sabalenka's arena and her time to shine. she comes back to win the australian open — and herfirst ever grand slam. and it's third time lucky for alfie hewett, who wins the men's wheelchair singles title for the first time. a win he says he'll never forget. also coming up in the programme... knockout king beterbiev is in anthony's back yarde — for a light heavyweight showdown at wembley tonight. hello there, and welcome along to another busy saturday sportsday. there was potential for a few upsets in the fa cup fourth round — leicester and southampton all managed to see off lower tier opposition. but fulham were taken all the way by sunderland — who were close to knocking out their premier league opponents. le

however, his prospects are not cloudless petr pavel managed to be a member of the czech communist party is banned, and any connection with it that is long ago is considered compromising. fedor pavel assures that in the eighties he simply did not betray his membership. all in all the general visited the communists without regaining consciousness. this is possible, probably, only in the country that gave the world a brave, seamstress soldier, two international forums of planetary significance took place last week. agenda. oddly enough, they had the armament of ukraine. and if the meeting of nato defense ministers on the basis of rammstein was officially dedicated to this, then one family of meetings of the world economic forum in davos turned out to be a surprise for everyone, the forum positions itself as a think tank that determines the main directions of development of human civilization. at the same time, the permanent head of the organizing committee in klaus shva supports the ideas of transhumanism of social engineering and the creation of a society of total control on a planetary s

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tomich zubarev will dig up timofeevich bulanov pavel petrovich kazakov ignatius nikolaevich maxim vladislavsky was accused of danevich abramovich and the key petr petrovich above me a criminal punishment of shooting confiscated symbolically containing property. what an interesting city, don't i like rimmiser better? yes, it's a matter of taste. and why this smoke is there on the boulevard, and this says the house of writers griboedov to believe that this is an inseparable couple of cows and a hippopotamus has been there, there is no doubt about it. you were least expected to be here. what did you complain about? uninvited but foreseen guest i am the spirit of evil to you and the patron of shadows. if you come to me then why didn't you say hello to me, the former tax collector? because i don't want you to be well. you will have to come to terms with this. would you be so kind as to consider the question? what would do you good? if there was no evil and what would the earth look like if there were disappearances from it, after all, shadows are obtained from objects? do you want to rip off the entire globe? now its away all the trees all living th

where, dear petr romanovich, did they watch my articles as an ideological sabotage? let's not. we are the same age. i can't do that. pavelaught you the main thing, brevity. let's not go in circles. well let's not go circles. i propose to work together. i promise, sensitive topics, mafia currency prostitution and classified materials. apparently it really does change. well, you understand, it is beneficial to cooperate, or rather, how is it fashionable to say now? peaceful coexistence of two systems usually after such a proposal. you have to ask the soul at once the soul is gone. just a friendly service is enough. and it's so good, they began to promise to take me to the city to marry, but it turns out to you, just somersaults in the hayloft . igor nothing, what are the cops? the country must be an idiot not to understand that happening. and you take it and throw it into the crowd . that's it. you don't understand what a provocation is? i have long known who the source is. i just want to give you the opportunity to choose the right side. correctly and work calmly for the good of the country for the good of yourself, be it

military committee petr pavela was elected, he was ahead by almost 17% of the votes in the second the tour of the billionaire former prime minister and leader of the ano party andre babish pavelfirmed that he is going to come to ukraine together with his slovak colleague zozana chapotova already in the spring art that saves lives these words best reflect the essence of the artemor art project, which is starting its way through europe , the plates are painted by artists of bulletproof vests will be sold at auction and with the proceeds will be used to buy protective equipment for military details in the material of maria chernyakhivska 12 slabs of bulletproof vests transformed into valuable objects presented by an exposition in warsaw, each of them saved the life of a ukrainian soldier, they were painted or decorated by famous ukrainian artists, each work has its own purpose, because in this picture there are two holes that did not go anywhere, that is, they were teeth, bullets were stopped, and ukraine is the territory of ukraine, and here is one entrance from you can see the territory of russia, and the other entrance is from the territory of belarus, unfortunately, we all k