with the support of gazprom, began the restoration of karl brylov’s masterpiece on the last day of pompeiii bulkin about how they will return the original appearance to the painting and how the whole process will be made open to visitors. hello, you are greeted by the telecom information service, this is the program today, its presenter is elmira efendieva and vladimir chernyshov. current national projects formed in 2018, next year are being completed, we now need to expand the planning horizon to 2036. vladimir putin stated this at a meeting of the strategic council. not the schoolgirl whose card he took from the wish tree. first things first. nikita korzum. the president of russia, one might say, devoted this day entirely to the movement, which, as we know, is life. first, vladimir putin solemnly opened the new moscow-kazan expressway, then he assessed the path taken in the direction of strategic development goals. regarding the route physical, then the head of state began with gratitude to everyone involved. this is such a period, and these are only 3 years for infrastructure projects o

dmitry akimov, in more detail: we say russian museum, we remember the last day of pompeii, the large-scaleting by brilov, is known to everyone, but few people said that in the year ninety-five we could have lost this painting, then, as restorers say, it was preserved from... saved from destruction, glued to the back a new canvas, and the top was varnished, painted with such yellow streaks, you can see it very clearly here, there were several such rescue operations in the life of the painting: artists of different eras tinted something directly on top, and then re-varnished it, imagine when makeup is applied to a fresh face, and then more makeup and more makeup and multi-layered makeup, it’s difficult for us to see. fully the face that nature created it, now the painting awaits scientific restoration, even just removing it from the wall is an incredibly complex technical process, now we need to thin the layer of varnish and return the original shine to the painting, when the restorers removed the frame, a greeting from the past was revealed, here is a small note written in 1970, some light

. >>> an ancient prison bakery has been uncovered in the ruins of pompeii in italy. the newark logical discovery shows enslaved people and donkeys were in prison together. the pompeii archaeological park says they used to manually run a mill grinding grain to produce bread. indentations in the slab flooring forced the donkeys to walk in a circular motion, grinding the grain almost like a clockwork mechanism. they say lightning doesn't strike in the same place twice. but sometimes in life things are even more remarkable, and they can happen. this is wayne murray who's just won the $10 million prize in the new york lottery's 200 times squatchoff game. pretty incredible, but especially so because this is the second time in less than two years that murray has won that amount on a scratch card. both tickets were bought at the same convenience store in brooklyn. to bput it into perspective the chances of winning $10 million on the game are one in 1 37b9 5 million. in both -- 1.5 million. in both cases he took the lump sum payment of more than $6 million. wonder if he can m

, the outside of the curasan was covered with edible ash and an amazing coincidence, right now in pompeiie truth is that the remains of khruasan were not even there, bon appetit everyone, modern nutritionists consider bread one of the most... harmful products, however, our scientists are ready to argue with this, in the decade of science and technology they create healthy flour, so we take the original meal from us. rpm inside in a small laboratory mill , high-protein flour is prepared, and the raw material is one of the cheapest - this is the so-called meal, a waste product that is formed when producing soybean oil. a distinctive feature of its flour is its content, increased protein content, which reaches 45% in meal, in cake, in flour in general up to 50, sometimes up to 55%. according to its chemical composition. it is almost comparable to animal meat, therefore, and the price, you know, is several times cheaper. of course, light brown flour is not used in its pure form, technologists suggest mixing it with wheat in a one-to-one ratio, in which case it will be possible to save money a

pompeii is not they looked more miserable, the statues were tortured as if they were alive, there wereigns of mockery of art everywhere. there were stalin prizes and state prizes of the soviet union. the roads to big cinema also opened up for documentarians; former military pilot semyon oranovich, having become a director, skillfully wove documentary footage into his films. his picture is torpedo bombers, a powerful story about soviet kamikazes, as he himself explained to the japanese. fesenko, sergey ishchenko, tatyana koroleva, studio, where the cinema is special. ekaterina alexander buryshkov, galina orlova. news weeks, st. petersburg. this is the news of the week. next in the program. the unbroken people of donbass, as they are now returning home after liberation, are long-awaited. premiere on the russia tv channel, tomorrow at 21:20 the new 23rd season of the detective series secret investigation starts with the brilliant anna kovalchuk in the title role. they are returning to the settlements of donbass, which have been under shelling by the ukrainian armed forces since 1914. russ

the architecture of pompeii. but this is really just a wonderful neo classical kind of pompeii and space is this great appetizer for what i think is the finest room in new york city, which is theibra of the university club and this complex vault oe is alves, and eacside, and it's centered on therchewindows that face onto 54th street and ceiling sprinm the double height bookcases which are all out of english. oak and with a little na staircase in between each of them, which leads to these bronze balconies. so you can access those upper bookcases and originally there was no budget to paint the ceiling. and so mckim intentionally left it white just bare plaster until the university club would come up with the funds. and this time, unlike at the met, this was a ploy that worked. they decided to give him the money and, splurge on this and so he hired henry siddons brain and he immediately sent him to rome to spend two years studying the paintings at the borgia apartments in the vatican. and i've been waiting my whole

it's like ancient pompeii.hink of this, josÉ, in 1981 ronald reagan had to make an appointment to the supreme court. he was the most conservative president at that time in modern times. oddly enough, if you think about it during the 1980 campaign, the year before he made a public promise to appoint the first woman to the supreme court. that was influenced largely by political handlers who knew that the president was not a warmongerer and would try to negotiate with the soviet union, and one of the others was i would be the first president to appoint a woman. that was there. look at the way that appointment happened. nowadays a republican president, if you look, for instance, president trump, four years before president biden, their records would be carefully looked at to make sure they would be relied on to have conservative positions, especially on roe v. wade and abortion rights, and the president and his entourage met with the candidate concerned and got a good idea of the way they would behave. contrast tha

it turned out that this decoration was a genuine artifact from pompeii, stolen from a museum a long timeum, the owners, in turn , insist on compensation, at least for the fact that they preserved such antiquity intact. yes, it's amazing. in general, we have a different one.

the last day pompeii will be restored for the first time in 2 centuries, just like the giant canvas bywhich allows them to be applied. accurate strikes without entering the enemy's air defense zone. and this is footage of the work of intelligence officers in the southern group in the donetsk direction. the reconnaissance group disembarks from tiger armored car. and secretly advances through the forest belt to the line of combat contact. the group also includes specialists in copter control. an unmanned aerial vehicle takes to the skies and detects the movement of enemy forces. to destroy identified targets , reconnaissance officers request rocket artillery support. the grad combat vehicle moves to a position several kilometers away and strikes at the specified coordinates. the dugout, a lightly armored pickup truck and the personnel of the ukrainian armed forces were hit. in the kremensky forest by position once the enemy has gone on the defensive , artillery strikes. automatic mortars are hitting uaf strongholds near the front line. and the third line of defense of the ukrainian milit

it in the russian museum, is the first to comprehensively restore the painting on the last day of pompeiition and blue square were closed for at least for several weeks, representatives of the metro told reporters about this, now access to the lobby is closed, surrounded by a fence, engineers are preparing a project for restoring the stairs. let us remember that they asked for the steps on tuesday evening. the structure collapsed under its own weight, as the subway management later reported, due to corrosion of the load-bearing slab caused by exposure to anti-icing reagents. as experts say, the condition of the central station cannot be checked preventively due to its design features. reason will be established by the examination that we plan to conduct in order to study the materials constituting the personal descent in order to establish the exact reasons. the reasons here for now... we can only speculate, it could also be the quality of design work, the quality of construction work, so here we talk about the exact reasons according to the karana. now the management of the metropolitan

century later the police came for it; it turned out that it was a decoration, a genuine artifact from pompeii historians want to return the valuable exhibit to museum, the owners, in turn, insist on compensation, well, at least for the fact that they preserved such antiquity intact, i wonder if they got out? yes, it's amazing. in general, we have another task - to bring back the prices of smoked eggs. daria tiunova found out what measures the state is taking. well, it was 70-90, but now is it even going anywhere? the price of eggs is slowly but steadily creeping up, the cost of one dozen has exceeded a hundred, if in a month a dozen seems to have risen in price a little, by about 10-15 rubles, then in a year the growth is more than 46%. the average price according to rosstat as of december of this year is 116 rubles. for comparison. a month ago the price was 111, in the same period in 2022 - 78 rubles. there are several reasons for this increase in cost. first, a significant reduction in the supply of domestic chicken eggs on the shelves. many producers considered the egg business unprofitabl

century later the police came for it; it turned out that it was a decoration, a genuine artifact from pompeiiolen from a museum long ago. now art historians want to return the valuable exhibit to the museum, the owners, in turn, insist on... compensation, at least for the fact that they preserved such an antiquity intact, how did they come up with them? yes, amazing thing. in general, we have another task is to bring back the prices for smoked eggs, what measures the state is taking, dalya tiunova found out, well , it was 70-90, but now in general this is no good, the price of eggs is slowly but steadily creeping up , the cost of one ten has exceeded a hundred, if over the course of a month, a dozen seems to have risen in price a little, by about 10-15 rubles, but over the course of a year it has risen in price. it turns out to be more than 46%. the average price according to rosstat as of december of this year is 116 rubles. for comparison, a month ago the price was 111 in the same period in 2022 - 78 rubles. reasons for this increase in cost several at once. the first is a significant reduc

people like me are thinking of vesuvius and pompeii and herculaneum.our citizens are safe. but thank you, mr gunnlaugsson. thank you very much for joining gunnlaugsson. thank you very much forjoining me. and reporting on the volcanic reporting on on the volcanic woes . um, reporting on on the volcanic woes. um, coming up, reporting on on the volcanic woes. um, coming up , the mayor woes. um, coming up, the mayor of london, sadiq khan, is under fire. yet another controversy relating to his green zealotry. plus should non—crime hate incidents be logged by the police radio. >> welcome back. our man, jacob rees—mogg. and this is state of the nation. we've been discussing the housing crisis as well as iceland's volcanic eruption. and you have some strong on strong views not on the eruption, on housing eruption, but on the housing crisis. nigel says well, gove has upset the council in has really upset the council in market harborough they do not market harborough as they do not trust present government trust the present government over with over its past per

unlike pompeii and herculaneum, the city was not destroyed by the elements, only by time.ic tribes. but it’s more important for us where russians prefer to live. according to data from the center for public relations, 73% of families would like to settle in their own home, but when building it there is always a risk of being left without money. housing. there is a systemic solution to the problem. let's watch sergei egorov's story, and then discuss his deputy minister of construction and housing and communal services. i had it on my own site, my mother found it from a contractor. the contractor found through an advertisement promised to build in a matter of months not just a house, literally a dream mansion, almost 100 square meters with warm floors and chocolate-colored roofs. the builders poured the foundation almost immediately after receiving the deposit, however, work stopped there. they laid the foundation then over the course of probably six months, constantly. were the same excuses, that the blocks are not at the factory, the truck was detained there, the truck is

not found here only residential buildings, but also a temple, baths, even an indoor theater; unlike pompeiistory, and then we will discuss it with the deputy minister of construction and housing and communal services, with us i had my own plot, my mother found a contractor, the contractor found through an advertisement promised to build in a matter of months not just houses, literally a dream mansion, almost 100 square meters with warm floors and a chocolate-colored roof, the builders poured the foundation almost immediately after receiving the deposit, although work stopped there , they laid the foundation later on... that some kind of work is still being carried out on the site, the criminal intent is not obvious. for the police, formally everything looks as if this is an ordinary civil law relationship, but the consumer came to the police to use the government body as a method of putting pressure on the builder. to restore justice, a disgruntled customer is usually sent to court, although victory in court does not guarantee a quick return of funds. dmitry turned to a reputable constructi

and i think mount vesuvius in pompeii, near in italy. but but near pompeii in italy.people will be feeling at these people will be feeling at the moment, the tragedy, i mean, you're at pictures like you're looking at pictures like this. absolutely this. it's absolutely fascinating see when fascinating to see that when nature that going nature decides that it is going to do thing, and there is to do its thing, and there is nothing you about it, we nothing you can do about it, we see scenes this absolutely see scenes like this absolutely fascinating, but terrifying at the time . thankfully, it the same time. thankfully, it seems to re—intensified and seems to be re—intensified and hopefully shouldn't cause too much disruption. much major disruption. >> hearing the mayor of >> we are hearing the mayor of the has been speaking, and the town has been speaking, and he , as you would he says he's, as you would expect, very relieved that the volcano didn't erupt in the middle of the town. >> i'm sure, i'm sure, he is. and this is the thing with these. they sort of these. i me

only residential buildings were found here, but also a temple, baths, even an indoor theater, unlike pompeiie city... was not destroyed by the elements, only by time. residents left the settlement in the 6th century ad due to the threat of invasion by germanic tribes. but it’s more important for us where russians prefer to live. according to data from tsom, 73% of families would like to settle in their own home, but when building it there is always a risk of being left without money without housing. there is a systemic solution to the problem. let's watch sergei egorov's story, and then discuss it for the minister of construction and housing and public utilities. that’s how my mother would have found a contractor; the contractor found through an advertisement promised to build in a matter of months just a house, literally a dream mansion, almost 100 square meters with warm floors and chocolate-colored roofs, the builders poured the foundation almost immediately after receiving the deposit, although the work stopped there, they laid the foundation then over the course of six months, probably

century later the police came for it, it turned out that this decoration, a genuine artifact from pompeiie valuable exhibit to the museum, the owners to their in turn, they insist on compensation, at least for the fact that they preserved such antiquities intact , as they found them, but it’s an amazing thing, in general, we have another task - to return back the prices of smoked eggs, what measures is the state taking, tiunova found out, well it was 70-90, but now in general it’s no good, the price of eggs is slowly but steadily. is creeping up, the cost of one ten has exceeded a hundred, if in a month the price of a ten seems to have risen slightly, by about 10-15 rubles, then over the year the increase is more than 406%. average price according to rosstat, as of december of this year it is 116 rubles, for comparison a month ago the price was 111, in the same period in 2022 - 78 rubles. there are several reasons for this increase in cost: the first is a significant decrease in the supply of domestic chicken eggs on the shelves. many producers considered the egg business unprofitable and

we look at venice, look at carthage, look at pompeii, even in britain, look at skara brae.a brae already slipping into the ocean, has slipping into the ocean, it has survived thousands of years of storms , but it can't survive. storms, but it can't survive. oil company calls rising sea levels . so a british museum , levels. so a british museum, which is one of the world's greatest heritage museums, saying that it must protect its future by greenwashing, a threat to the heritage around the world is absolutely a basic contradiction . contradiction. >> donica do you know what percent of global emissions the uk is responsible for ? uk is responsible for? >> yes i do, we are around eight 0.8% of the world's population. right? >> so why should the british museum be punished for britain's quite stellar work in reducing carbon emissions ? are there carbon emissions? are there going to be without these donations, they're going to be forced to tourists to forced to charge tourists to come in, which will probably have on footfall when have an effect on footfall when this country and o

you can have education by going to visit rome or pompeii or somewhere like that .that. but the teachers point of view, if children coming going, children are coming and going, it's difficult to organise it's very difficult to organise the and remember , the lessons and remember, children from really poor backgrounds going to have backgrounds aren't going to have any all. their any holiday at all. and their lessons going lessons are going to be disrupted. talk to disrupted. if you talk to teachers , it's quite hard. if teachers, it's quite hard. if children and going, children are coming and going, so it's for the parents, children are coming and going, so for it's for the parents, children are coming and going, so for the t's for the parents, children are coming and going, so for the children; parents, children are coming and going, so for the children. most nts, not for the children. most children their children want to be with their friends time , you children want to be with their friend�*but time , you children want to be with their friend�*but know, ime , you