and philip rycroft. philip, we've got this morning that the us will not hesitate to strike. at the same time, walking really fine line between making sure the tensions in the middle east do not escalate into a wider conflict, particularly when it comes to iran and the groups that it comes to iran and the groups that it controls throughout that region. indeed, and i think it's a pretty grim situation, just a little bit of glimmer of hope that there is some restraint on behalf of the us perhaps, also a little bit on behalf of iran, not to allow this conflict to escalate. they doubt president biden will feel absolutely under pressure to respond, and my concern is he will have to respond how he does that. incredibly complex. everybody in that tight rope hoping it doesn't ask daily —— escalate. mary anne, how does president biden respond to this in an election year? it's important he looks strong, he looked important on the world stage. he wants to respond in a way that secures american interest, but at the same time, gonk fortuitously something —— because importantly. fist someth

philip also attends a music school and masters playing the saxophone.followed in the footsteps of his older brother. by the way, the boy is being brought up in large family. now there are eight of them, there are also adopted children, but, sergei and mirta buinevich emphasize, they are not related only by blood. they try to pay attention to everyone and support them at the right moment. they help identify potential and realize it. everyone rejoices at the victories together. we always teach them to always tell the truth, no matter what it is. it wasn’t, but the truth is the truth, we teach them to be kind to each other, we teach them to be kind at school, not to fight, we tell them how to behave, but we also show it ourselves, i want them to there were strong families, and you don’t have to be an academician, a scientist or something, be a person, what profession will you become when you grow up? philip hasn’t decided yet; in the near future he plans to study the sounds of nature in detail. the songs of the most rated project of belarusian television,

davies, philip, contributor, conservative mp philip davies, philip , lovely to philip davies, philipsee you again. defeat is certain. you've got nothing to lose . time to roll the dice now lose. time to roll the dice now this is, this is a load of old nonsense. >> mark, to be perfectly honest, you know there's going to be a new liverpool manager before there's going to be a new leader of the conservative party. so you be better doing you you'd be better off doing your riders for the your runners and riders for the new manager to new liverpool manager to be perfectly uh, rather perfectly honest, uh, rather than conservative than the new conservative leader, the prime leader, we've got the prime minister obsessed minister everyone's obsessed with , uh, minister everyone's obsessed with , uh, and with personalities, uh, and that's all that's all we hear. it's all about personalities. i'm tony benn always said we should be worried about the policies, not the personalities . policies, not the personalities. and what i'm interested in is the policies. and if anybody actually looks at the a

davies, philip, contributor, conservative mp philip davies, philip , lovely to philip davies, philipn. defeat is certain. you've got nothing to lose . time to roll the dice now lose. time to roll the dice now this is, this is a load of old nonsense. >> mark, to be perfectly honest, you know there's going to be a new liverpool manager before there's going to be a new leader of the conservative party. so you be better doing you you'd be better off doing your riders for the your runners and riders for the new manager to new liverpool manager to be perfectly uh, rather perfectly honest, uh, rather than conservative than the new conservative leader, the prime leader, we've got the prime minister obsessed minister everyone's obsessed with , uh, minister everyone's obsessed with , uh, and with personalities, uh, and that's all that's all we hear. it's all about personalities. i'm tony benn always said we should be worried about the policies, not the personalities . policies, not the personalities. and what i'm interested in is the policies. and if anybody actually looks at the agenda that r

philip, good to talk to ou, framework. philip, good to talk to you. thank — framework.as of scotland today. and with those severe gales came some pretty big waves pummelling the coastline of shetland. but it wasn't shetland where the strongest winds in this storm were. no, they were in the core of storm ingunn and that mows straight across the faroe islands to our northwest. no, they were in the core of storm ingunn and that mowed straight across the faroe islands to our northwest. now, landsverk is the public authority that runs the infrastructure in the faroe islands. they reported a gust on one of their weather stations of 155 mph. in relatively well sheltered torshavn, we had a top gust of 120 mph there in the capital of the faroe islands. thankfully, those really powerful winds stayed well away from our shores. we had a top gust of 75 in lerwick and not far behind that in the highlands and the hebrides. now, overnight tonight we've got a band of rain, a cold front pushing southwards across england and wales, bringing some rain that will clear later in the night. an

one of the cases was settled by philips and the plaintiffs. are several large ongoing cases that are still playing out, including a personal injury case. and there are hundreds of plaintiffs involved in that in that ongoing litigation. reporter: thank you so much for your time. john: in a statement to pbs news weekend, a philips spokesperson said independent lab tests of the silicone foam in repaired and replacement machines found no safety issues. the spokesperson also said the levels of formaldede found in all philips machines with silicone foam were far below safety limits set by the world health organization and the fda. ♪ that is pbs news weekend for this sunday. on tomorrow's pbs newshour, as the 2024 presidential race gets underway, president biden's pitch to voters on the future of freedom and democracy. i'm john yang. for all of my colleagues, thanks for joining us. have a good week. ♪ >> major funding for the "pbs news weekend" has been provided by -- >> cunard is a proud supporter of public television. a world of british style await

and i like philip.ul, because if you go and talk to your constituents and you ask them about reforms, policies of, of, you know, five back the woke agenda and back against the woke agenda and helping small businesses , helping small businesses, fulfilling the promises on immigration that were made in the brexit campaign , you might the brexit campaign, you might find, mr davies that actually a lot of your voters prefer reform's policies to yours . so reform's policies to yours. so this is, uh , somehow this is, uh, somehow conservative members of parliament think they have a god given entire right to their jobs , and that nobody else should ever stand for election against them. apart from the labour party. and again , uh, not quite party. and again, uh, not quite on the level of mr mr mr howard davies, but philip is out of touch. >> yeah. richard littlejohn made a good point in his daily mail column today saying why is it the tories have a god given divine right to think that they should stand? why isn'

only philip was not afraid.re jealous of him, decided to write a denunciation against the doctor and send him to the commander himself. the document said that philip was going to poison the macedonian , allegedly pouring poison into the cup of medicine, but alexander absolutely believed his comrade. the painting depicts the moment when alexander the great gives a note full of slander to philip, and without hesitation he drinks from the cup. the canvas reveals to us the conflict of friendly relations and, of course, trust. the painting by henryk semiradski is truly one of the most outstanding works. you shouldn't glance at her. quality craft techniques are intertwined here, artistic skill and subtle semantic subtext. hello, my name is vika, today we will learn a couple of basic elements and try to dance them. okay, let 's start with the step, the right leg goes to the right, we hit with the left leg, twist it, the right arm goes up, uh-huh, okay, step again, uh-huh, and we do it in two. do a chest roll, you and i

and philip also attends a music school, masters the saxophone, he went on... very soon, there are a day left until the decisive vocal battle, watch the super final of the third season of the factorby show tomorrow evening. the creative team of the project is preparing an exclusive program for tv viewers; details of the productions are not disclosed and are being kept in the strictest confidence. it is known that the super finalists will perform two compositions, one of which you have definitely already heard performed by them; they came to the casting with these songs several months ago. with them they... began their journey to factor byy. the directors' task is to clearly display the growth of each of the contenders for victory. and from the performance against the background of the show’s logo, make a full-fledged stage performance. a stellar master class is also being prepared, especially with a superstar worthy of the super final coming to minsk. who will rock first button, we will show belarus one on air tomorrow, but for now the super finalists are train

and look at that correspondence to philip roth. you actually, i needed philip roth's permission. and i managed to acquire philip roth's permission formally in an email the next day he died, which actually muted the point because it said once he was dead could look at it. but it was so that was i killed. philip roth. and i thought, you know, alison lurie lives in ithaca. i wonder what would happen if i just got in touch. and, you know, she was, i think, in her early nineties at that point. and she incredibly gracious and invited me into her home and served tea and we had like she you know some of the stuff ends up in the book she told me something she had just she was really close friends with roth. so when i talked to her, she had just back from the funeral and she talked about how she was in roth's apartment and there was this plant stand that had a hat on it. and that had it been there for a long time, ever since saul bellow got back from his nobel ceremony and gave philip roth the hats that he could wear to his nobel some day and so i had this is this incredible conversation w

the topic was as follows: alexander the great’s trust in the doctor philip.rstandable to a wide audience, on the other hand, it was complex, since it was precisely this motif that was painted by world- famous painters. however, the plot pleased the artist. he wrote in a letter to his family. finally, we were given a topic for a big gold medal. this is without a doubt better than diogenes. this is an episode from the life of alexander the great. competing artists were forbidden to leave the studio. they brought food and water to them. after approval of sketches of the canvas; making edits was prohibited. but semiratsky had previously studied the materials of ancient painting, so he initially imagined the final composition. if he dies, then i will share his fate. confident. said philip, who by that time was already the chief physician of alexander the great, and also his faithful friend and comrade-in-arms. according to legend, during one of the campaigns the macedonian fell seriously ill. the doctors were afraid to treat him, since a mistake could cost them th

philip: equities. it is pretty simple.ke in july and an economy that we think only has a 20% probability of going into recession in 2024, if you put those two things together, have a 7% overweight to equities, the biggest one we have had in equities since before this crazy tightening cycle began in march of 2022. there is a good reason why. we can now play defense with bonds, and i can exhale saying that because we really do believe that the risk has shifted from inflation being the risk and rates being the risk to if we are wrong on the equity side, it is probably because growth is slipping and bonds. we are trying to make diversification great again. tom: i brought up the bloomberg total return index, which is an elegant chart. it is up against resistance here. we have bonds as historic disappointment in bonds. is it clear now for total return on bonds? philip: we think it is because there is a big difference. we have been talking a lot about maybe they don't ease this much? i think that is fine, but we think it is a ver

the lives of philip buinevich from the bressk district include not only his fathers, but also his mentorsool, the cotton boy and other classes were in attendance. pra iago ў our reports. this year there has been an emphasis on digital technologies and on protected innovations. only such products of the aichyns the new initiatives will continue to be popular and new contracts will be introduced. yes, i will build halo textile textile factories. 130 machines, 105 pneumatic , 25 jquard, in addition to the fact that we increased the quality and productivity, we were also able to develop certain types of fabrics that were not produced before, such as blockout, balloon, textiles from petwear, in addition , 25 jquard machines allow us to produce those drawings that were not previously produced by us, we have been able to increase the brightness of products, darechs, control behind them at all levels of creativity, an adapted tactic that brought attempts to production beyond the borders of the country. special uniforms, this is about 80%, decorative fabrics and ready-made garments. our main sales

philip, hi, how difficult is it to identify a fake director based on his voice. good afternoon, but according to kaspersky research, about half of people detect voice spoofing. however, let's start with cyber threats that are still more ambitious. the bill, which put forward the possibility of faking voices in real time, pause, the public publication of personal data stolen by hackers, kaspersky lab specialists conducted an investigation, it showed that a significant part of the information stolen from russian companies has not yet been published, according to the opinion. security officials, hackers are awaiting the final entry into force of new, incomparably more severe fines for data leaks. the corresponding bill was adopted in the first reading on tuesday. he suggests that the punishment will depend on the scale of the leak, in some cases a fine can reach half a billion rubles. this should force companies to take user data security more seriously. according to information from kaspersky lab, over the past year , 133 sets of data were published, which containe

philip, hello, does this boycott threaten ordinary users?afternoon, well, in theory , access to all these services from the new apple headset is the same. another question is that this really looks like boycotts and for the cupertino corporation this is very unpleasant, but it destroys the image of the company that everyone dreams of working with. more details a little later, let's start with the production of components for such new electronics. china sets records in terms of import substitution, at least with regard to the production of semiconductors, this is an area in which chinese enterprises lag behind global leaders, korean and, most importantly, taiwanese factories, moreover, there are... also american restrictions on the supply of relevant technologies to china , other countries are gradually joining these restrictions. so, according to bloomberg, which cites official customs documents, last year imports into china overall decreased, here is the equipment for the production of processors and other semiconductor products, they impor

show kahn, philip , if lawyer.lip, if i may, to down the line, if i may to you first. do you think then that this rwanda bill going through will be another charter for lawyers to frustrate the work of parliament? >> that's a very interesting question. i doubt very much whether it will. >> i mean, the real issue here is the sovereignty of parliament, and you've got a clash , a very clear clash clash, a very clear clash between parliament and the judiciary . judiciary. >> and the concern i have and i'm sure many politicians have is that where do you actually draw the line? i draw the line at the parliament, and i say parliament must have the right eventually to override certainly the supreme court, if it needs to. we have a precedent for that from harold wilson. many, many years ago. and i think in certain circumstances that has to happen in this case, i think it must happen because the pubuc it must happen because the public are fed up to the back teeth with all the nonsense with the last two bills, we've now got a

bedrosovich kirkorovych has no desire to award our award-bearer philip bedrosovich kirkorov for lgbtnda, just like the old and terrible lolita milyavska for every appearance in public space on the stage, you can get a machine gun. and to spoil life, that's what some people use all these things for, i don't i like it, the topic is exhausted , everything was said on the topic yesterday, everything was said, well, he was wrong, because she was not a vecherpana, this whole thing , again, it has been going on for two weeks, the moscow court there and fortovsky called it propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations and. .. there, who came with a sock, instead of, well, let's put it this way , in underwear, they put him in prison for 15 days, then fined him, then put him in prison for another 10 days, then brought him back. some kind of summons to the army, the participants of this whole party apologized to the organizer anastasia yevliva they were fined 100,000 at first, then it all turned into some kind of very strange story, when the organizers of the party were sued, ivlliva was sued

philip, to why is taking philip, to you, why is it taking so long?why is it taking so iyeah, well, i mean, look, >> yeah, well, i mean, look, this it's it's this is a it's a, it's a difficult issue isn't it. knife crime. because can crime. because you can ban knives. you know, ban knives. you know, you can ban a particular type of knife and you can particular of can ban a particular type of machete, but doesn't machete, but that doesn't actually the root cause actually tackle the root cause of the problem. and you know, and a harder order and which is a much harder order to, to tackle issue. i mean , i to, to tackle issue. i mean, i mean, this thing from keir starmer is a load of old nonsense. we've labour's nonsense. we've seen labour's attempts tackle knife attempts to tackle knife crime. it's called khan in it's called sadiq khan in london. yeah. it's been a complete disaster. complete and utter disaster. he doesn't stop doesn't even believe in stop and search. there's no point search. so there's no point banning if you're not banning knives if yo

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philip, thank you. we continue.gs, master classes and conversations about important things. the famous actor and co-chairman of the presidential election headquarters, vladimir mashkov, came to novokuznetsk. kuzbas is the small homeland of the artist. maxim kutrunov found out how his fellow countrymen greeted him and what they talked about. novokuznetsk drama theater vladimir mashkov's working day began with a standing ovation. they call their boyfriend a people's theater actor and cinema in the city of stolevars and miners. the moshkov family came to kuznya in 1969 from frunze. “i’m home,” says moshkov, getting ready for kusbass. nothing just happens in kusbas. the first meeting, creative, sold out, the stage hall breathes in unison, here everyone is connected with culture, directly. teachers, creative workshops, universities, students, specialists from cultural departments of southern kuzbass cities and regions. gradually the monologue turns into a dialogue, they ask about life, work on stage at the campaign headq

, philip, what are you doing here, hello, you said there was a problem with your daughter, that’s whyshe's pregnant, can you imagine, i didn't know anything, she told me i didn’t say anything, i thought , i just got better, i’m in shock, i don’t know what and where she is now, in the operating room, she also has appendicitis, a nightmare, i wish i could find this bastard, i’ll find it with my own hands, i’ll strangle her, she’s holding on, yeah, that's it. the boy was born, hook, whatever, baby, everything is fine with us. we are going to the nursery, great, well, everything is fine, though she has a lot of problems right away, listen, seryozha, let 's talk to your mother, it seems to me that the girl needs help, sasha, why do you need this, because you are sure that she he's telling the truth, i just want to help, the main thing is not harm, okay, let's talk , thank you, that is, you were both in the same clinic, you were given the same test, and you drank accordingly... that's right , it turns out that the treatment is taking place in the proper amount, you are under supervision, al

philip talk to philip davis. now let's talk to will hollis who is in lincolnshire for us this morning. this is just the most heartbreaking, heartbreaking story this week. >> really is. yes, of course it's two year bronson it's of the two year old bronson battersbee the sister of battersbee and the sister of bronson battersbee has said she does not blame social services for death . for his death. >> yes, sir. bronson body was found in a property in skegness and he's believed to have starved to death after his dad suffered a fatal heart attack. >> well, joining us now is our reporter, will hollis. very good to see you this morning. will and give us the latest. we've we've had these remarks now from the sister of bronson battersbee i >> -- >> yes. for the last few days, the news around this has been dominated by bronson . the news around this has been dominated by bronson. his mum, a lady called sarah who didn't live at home here in prince alfred avenue . she'd split from alfred avenue. she'd split from bronson , hi

for talented, there is something of the future, for well, i am not afraid of the word genius, and philipchenko definitely has every chance to become a ukrainian, well, very, very outstanding the director of an author's film. this film has certainly already received awards at international film festivals, and it talks about the 90s and about the death penalty, about the abolition of the death penalty. i won't tell you about the plot, i'll just say that it's really there, read some reviews before watching this one. movie, film critics explain to you what is the meaning, what is the talent, now let's look at an excerpt, the turtle, the kaha, in the pot... well, and a little more good: kateryn deneu voiced lyubov yakemchuk's poems from her famous collection of apricots of donbas, in general, this collection of love was published last year in france by the publishing house'. i apologize, dear french people, who may be watching us, but this collection, it was sold, and now, as lyubov yakymchuk writes on her facebook page, the french can buy this collection already voiced by catherine and lyuba

thank you, son, it seems to me that you and philip will be a great couple. passed, and these worthless people have passed. take away. ours, not ours. and what to do now, you need a plan, and which one will you like, oh, wow, oops, we used to live in... together in our country, mom, dad and i, but when mom disappeared, dad stopped looking for her, for more than a year passed , we need to change something, you are young, successful , beautiful, mom gave us a message , the main thing is to find it, are you sure that when you run away, you will find your parents, don’t worry , we will find it, can we say that sonya will soon have new mother, yes, where are they, i'm for the children no? today on the first, uh, the man! gagarin forever, tomorrow at the first, i don’t say hello, see you. behind me , beak, what was that, i wasn’t scared of him at all, curly, i have no fear now, i’m just really thirsty, hello, here you freaks, we ’re here, hang in there, oh, sorry, your majesty, well, such experiences in general not for... well, what's the plan, what a delicious wat

complex, but interesting at the same time in... and an extremely original film language, because philiputnichenko is his first full-length feature film, he already in his short film, which is called , gave hope, and hopes are not just for talented something in the future, but i am not afraid of the word genius, and philip sotnichenko definitely has every chance to become ukrainian, well, a very, very outstanding director of auteur cinema, this film has definitely already received awards. at international film festivals, and he talks about the 90s and about the death penalty, about the abolition of the death penalty, i will not tell you about plot, i'll just say that it's really there, read a few recipes. before you watch this movie, film critics explain to you what is the meaning, what is the talent, now let's watch the excerpt, the turtle, aha-aha, sat in the water, ate, the turtle washed its legs, walked, heart - they snorted, sputtered, ali-ali, skulls, aka, scared, ali a, well, and more... a little bit of good kateryn denev voiced lyubov yakymchuk's poems from her famous collection

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barrister philip taylor.ery much for joining me. it does seem to me that allowing people to stay because they've forgotten their home language is ridiculous . and home language is ridiculous. and philip, how does this defend it? >> well, it's defended on on the bafic >> well, it's defended on on the basic principle , of course, that basic principle, of course, that the people who are actually being considered for some form of asylum, they have effectively rights of certain sorts. the problem you then have is to try and decide what rights they do have, and what level of rights they should be. see, i think the difficulty we've got at the moment is that the courts themselves have gone to an extreme , and the extreme means extreme, and the extreme means is that whenever there's any possible likelihood that the person could be granted asylum , person could be granted asylum, he should be he or she should be given it. that doesn't seem to me to be right. i think we should be far more cautious in who we allow into th

. >>> and philips will not sell in the u.s. until the consent decree is figured out. the move will benefit the company in the long term. >> the first step is important and gives confidence to continue to provide innovations to market that really is in desperate need. healthcare is in a deep crisis. >>> and evergrande shares halted after the hong kong judge orders liqui liquidation. >>> good morning. welcome to "street signs." i'm back after a couple of days after a strong illness. there's lots to get through with the events and the fed and the bank of england on wednesday and thursday. i'll kickoff the show starting with the main movers on the stoxx 600. this morning, we are staring at holcim. the swiss name is up 4.5% in early trading. a lot of green at the top of the stoxx 600 after announcing plans to spinoff the north american business with the valuation of $30 billion. the swiss building materials firm announced the head of the european business will take over as ceo from may while the current ceo leads the spinoff and stays on as chairman. cnbc caught up with hi

philip and colleagues for your tremendous work and our efforts will the no be successful without the grassroots for young people the first nonprofit board i joined in any 20s which for decades to train young people to lead comments and stand up for generations i met the next speaker was one of the young applicants come on up. >> (clapping) good morning, everybody. um, you know. the youth leaders institutes along with the city of san francisco buildings in the voice tobacco is an issue and a justice issue we've come a long way reducing the access it critical for targeted from the to destroys and culture vat another generation of young people the to destroy masks the hash environment and um, young adults to think they vap and sentencing them to a lifetime of vaping and this may sound harmless but have done traded ingredients and dangers to our community and public health. an interesting fact vap are three times more likely to somebody cigarettes within a year and the lierpdz like the folks support of efforts of david chiu and those on stage to reducing accessed to the abstract retailer

yes, the director generally comes up with that. we have already made several films together, and philipn such a way that he finds some interesting - an interesting fact that his searches for and further spins the plot on this, it was the same with his film technical break as a short debut, and now we learned this fact, we understood that we were small children then, here in kyiv, on a nearby street, not far from the place where philip lived , our director, people were shot, and the fact that... in 1996, ukraine ranked second in the world after china in the number of people executed, this is really shocking, and especially if you imagine the amount of corruption that happened here after the collapse of the soviet union, eh, and what kind of right in general we have to kill a person, and well, in our film there, you can think and understand only after watching the film, whether this person is guilty or innocent, in general, at the beginning of the film , a policeman is killed, and we can already see the investigation itself, yes , they are trying to find out which of these people killed t

, can you look correctly or are they doing everything with him, because it’s my son, you are just philiphat kind of lonely juliet do i have here? nothing, no, don't pay attention. yes, of course, nothing, well, look at me. what's happened? well, tell me. i can't get through for several days. we quarreled, he left and now i don’t know where he is. doesn't pick up the phone. oh, what a tragedy. and it's my fault. he has been unemployed for a very long time, and i reproached him. no, well, he's looking, he's trying, well this is all that you get upset about, oh my god , it’s a business tanik, well, be sorry, be sorry, oh, poor tanya, poor anton, what a tragedy, no, if he doesn’t come back, well, if he doesn’t come back, then he’s a fool , good riddance, that’s what he needs, it’s also not a tragedy , tanka, what the hell do you want, i’ll call him, i ’ll tell him, if you’ll offend tanka, i’ll give him a nickel, well, let’s laugh, that’s it, what are you doing, stop it, he’ll teach me how to make this with gogulin.

>> does dean philips have a point? what's your response?of all, i love our friends in south carolina and it's also been very important that we have an early primary window that reflects the primary geographically of our country, but here's what's unique about new hampshire. we have a governing system, the largest state legislature in the country, highly citizen-driven and citizen-led volunteer governance and that is why we passed a law that said we would go first because we were the first state to actually have citizens directly choose their presidential nominees back in 1952. so all of that is why we offer something unique. our capacity to vet candidates and to give them a wide range of experiences in a small state. it's an equalizer. now -- >> dean phillips is making it though. >> what you are seeing is a huge energy. we know what's at stake. we know that another trump presidency undermines the rule of law and our democracy and rolls back rights and we know what president biden's record is. we've had bipartisan accomplishments whether it'

i get to hang out with abby philip. who are incredible minds, on a daily basis. my brain has changed, and i am so filled with gratitude. filled to the brim with gratitude. and honestly one morning i had to wake up and go, you know what? thank you cancer. because i did not see life like this before but i do now. >> phillip: sara sidner, tank you my friend you are so brave, thank you so much for sharing that with us. we will be right back. >> phillip: the mystery involving the nation's defense secretary is even wilder tonight. first of all, a week later, lloyd austin is actually still in the hospital. why? we don't know. we don't know what procedure puts him there in the first place. we don't know what his condition is, we don't know why it seems that, very few people in the biden administration seem to be aware of it. that includes austin's number two at that point to go on, and the president himself. if you look take a look at the org chart, only the joint chiefs was in the know about all of this. if you take a step bac

philip, go time. philip, um, don't go anywhere.ome this particularly about this morning, particularly about sadiq being an absolute sadiq khan being an absolute hypocrite. britain's hypocrite. this is britain's newsroom news. newsroom on oh gb news. a brighter with boxt solar brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors on gb news sponsors of weather on gb news morning , i'm sponsors of weather on gb news morning, i'm alex sponsors of weather on gb news morning , i'm alex deakin. morning, i'm alex deakin. >> this is your latest weather update from the met office. four gb news another chilly one out there today. again, most of us will be dry. quite a lot of cloud around. well, we've had the clear skies in the south. it's another frosty start and a frosty clear start in north western parts of scotland. but elsewhere we've seen quite a bit of cloud again. it is producing 1 or 2 light showers here and there parts of northern there over parts of northern england, but not really amounting very much amounting to very much as i said, most pla

the gentleman funds philip cohen kind of found the dates in switching my platform. try to connect the community all around to go this, this was the, the intention and the item you behind it. you are from canada, from japan, that most of the people have the passion from the father or even grandfather s. and the car is the thing which connects to people philip cohen kind of has built bridges between europe and asia. i mean, i've been a big fan of him since i actually even met them. and it's um, you know, those, those kind of platform, it's great and because you can that the show people different different car culture from different countries including in europe and the u. s. the 911 is a global phenomenon that brings people to get will speak for sure. it doesn't matter whether you speak english, german, or japanese. we speak for sure. lots of come on from the brings everyone together. now, $911.00 times across the globe of celebrating the 60 is 1st day of the call. they know it's a unique machine who's ocean most you've dna has remained unchanged for more than half a

this is the studio philip trofimov leading us.on, which is currently taking place in las vegas, is almost. every time it becomes a platform for launching completely unusual solutions regarding personal computers, for example, a couple of years ago we saw a whole bunch of laptops with flexible screens there; not all of them made it to mass production, but nevertheless you can buy something. this time from amazing solutions a new look at the idea transformable laptop and an unusual display option for a regular laptop. the concept of a transformer, they are also called two in one, was rethought by lenovo, and in their version it is exactly two. the device here is something that looks like a regular tablet with a snap-on keyboard, or a laptop with a detachable display, in fact two conditionally independent computers under the keyboard are a full-fledged windows laptop with an intel processor, and the display, when it exists separately, is a tablet with the android operating system on a platform familiar to such devices from quvalcom,

melody away from this and tore it away from the chorus itself. that is, this is long before even when philipv performs this song with pleasure long before them. korva, i remembered her, no, no, of course, yes, no, well, first of all, your mother is mariula, yes, that is, in fact, the root words, grandmother, beloved grandmother marina borisovna, with whom we lived for a long time, she is wonderful, in general, she is the most important thing in our family in terms of pedigree, so of course marina, marina, i called her marina, and grandmother, no, i had another song that my dad, our neighbor, sang, it was also a song of youth, because boris potenkin wrote: well, how can i not have fun despite this sad note because your dad and i even played together uh at your place at the butman club in jazz dad is a brilliant drummer here uh mikhail solomonovich is great, so there you go. it’s nice that he played excellently and it’s nice that we can remember, while our parents are alive, someone stands between us and eternity, this is of course grandiose, tell me, but from childhood nothing foreshadowed th