this is the scene in rennes.s plans. president macron has said he will push ahead with the plans to raise the retirement age, suggesting that the system cannot afford to keep paying. let'sjust have a listen to what is going on in rennes. a little earlier we showed you images of protesters who managed to break into the paris headquarters of a luxury goods firm. today is the 12th day of strikes and protests, asking for the rich to pay more instead. they said they should be a raising of tax rates to fund pensions, something that so far president macron has opposed. he said the system is in danger of collapse if reform is not brought to the pension age. those are the images of rennes. further strikes and blockades, we have also seen images of things like destructed rubbish collection across the city, block traffic on the rivers. the trade unions with that show off course because today at the constitutional council will rule on the legality of that bill to raise the legality of that bill to raise the pension age by tw

so we have marseille, we have rennes. we have seen scenes from toulouse.that reform that president macron pushed through a number of weeks ago to raise the age of retirement from 62 to 6a. the constitutional court will be deciding at some point whether that ruling was legal or not. we will be watching these scenes. in the meantime, here is carol kirkwood with the weather. hello again. as we go through the next few days, the weather is settling down. we still are looking at sunshine and showers and that certainly is the scenario that we have today. the northern half of the country seeing the most frequent showers, some of them merging to give some heavier downpours. there�*ll be wintry in the tops of the grampians and we�*ll see some thunder and lightning across eastern parts of england, maybe some hail as well. further south, the showers are fewer and farther between. temperatures today 9 to 13 degrees, with this morning�*s gusty winds with exposure in the west and the south continuing to ease. through this evening and overnight, there will still be some s

streets reacted sharply to such news barricades burning garbage cans and anti-government slogans in rennes protesters approached the police station the voice of the people was suppressed according to all the canons of european democracy against disgruntled law enforcement officers used tear gas batons. the paris police reported the arrest of 112 people, but this does not stop the french unions said that they would continue the protests. the european commission threatens to sue latvia in another trial within the eu due to the felling of black alder, this problem was noticed back in 2021, when such a tree was cut down in the olaine region, while the violation of eu legislation in the field of nature protection by latvia continues, but for some reason large-scale deforestation along the border with belarus for the construction of a fence remains without attention of the eu exactly as well as the death of rare species of animals due to the european one. thorns eyes on these facts are closed. russophobia has reached its peak despite the fact that representatives of russian communities constitut

so in rennes, protesters set fire to the door of the police station after thunder and clashes with laworcement officers were reported in other cities. the capital is no exception in paris was also hot. in all senses over a hundred people were arrested. and back to the first theme of the issue. today is holy saturday for the orthodox. a service is held in the temples, they illuminate the easter treat, believers come with their whole families, many with children from the epiphany cathedral in yelokhov, report by anna kurbatova. cathedral of the epiphany in yalukhovo , one of the most beautiful known churches in moscow , it was from the revival of the cathedral of christ the savior that was considered the patriarchal cathedral. alexander pushkin was baptized here, it is believed that it is here st. basil the blessed was born right on a diaper today on holy saturday, believers began to come here, as soon as the first rays of the sun played on the domes. today the church remembers the burial of christ, but everything is already filled with the paschal joy of his resurrection ; the churches

spontaneous rallies in the rennes the police spared no tear gas to disperse the crowd in paris .e staged a march from the gare de lyon to the business district of la defense and broke into the stock exchange building. inside, slogans from the time of the yellow vests were chanted and interviews were given to the press. protesting against the abolition of social benefits , the president suggested that the french turn the page and focus on something else for the next 100 days. but for the third day in a row, his officials are everywhere accompanied by a knock. pan whistles and chants even reached the minister of ecology in the forest. trade unions promise new actions want to pursue the president everywhere until he abandons the already adopted pension reform anastasia popova bernadsky evgeny samsonov european news bureau. we'll be back after a short commercial, that's what he'll talk about. partial mobilization, but not opposed to making money in russia, the fugitive blogger lazutin, again rushes at people on the streets of moscow, isn't the content being squeezed by traitors? in t

and then stone in the french city of rennes. minutes, several hundred people gathered for a spontaneous rally against the pension reform, according to the bfmtv channel, with reference to the police, at least 300 people. these are representatives of ultra-left organizations the day before. well, not at night they burned three people at one of the police stations. as a result , about 140 demonstrators were arrested in paris during the riots. the pogroms began in the evening after the constitutional council approved a government bill to raise the retirement age. the document was there. signed by the president published early this morning and entered into force the unions intend next week to organize new mass protests. in the tver region, at the rzhev memorial to the soviet soldier, the all-russian action, the keepers of history, within its framework, the children will be told about the places associated with the great patriotic war, the project was launched by participants in the movement of the first russian association of youth

the rennes refugee agency is warning that 270000 people could end up fleeing to chad and south sudan. un secretary general has called on sedans, warring generals to silence the guns and immediately stop the fighting attorney. the terrace says the conflict could set development work back by decades. ball struggling with one is not only putting that country's future at risk. it's a lighting, it's lighting a fuse that could desolate the cross barbers cause the no suffering for causing human suffering for years. and setting development back for decades. excellencies, the fighting must stop immediately. we need to know law efforts for peace. i call on the parties of the conflicts on general abdel fatah booth. and well, i'm in, i'm done, douglas metty. and this isn't his armed forces and the rapid support forces to silence the guns. at least 57 people have died off the 2 boats carrying migrants sank in the mediterranean. their bodies were found off the libyan coast. aid workers say they expect more bodies to shop in the coming days. united nations says violence and hates his capital. report

decision, later protesters lit a fire on the bastille square and clashed with policemen in the city of rennes, protesters set fire to a police station in lyon, the police dispersed groups of demonstrators with tear gas, a hundred people also protested in marseille, toulouse , the reform provides for an increase retirement age for two years to 64 in donetsk region a crew of white angels took a family with a one-year-old child to a safe place from the ocheretyn community the police visited the hot spots, populated areas, non-tailove ceramics, on may day they reported to the national police of ukraine near the front line , there is no electricity, no water, bilangolas continue to take away children of disabled and sick citizens, clothes , school supplies, hygiene products, these usual things in the conditions of war are worth their weight in gold for ukrainians, and especially for families with many children, within the framework of its special project, the non-governmental organization children's dream of ukraine supports such families in every possible way. the family lived there according to

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paris, lyon, marseille, nantes and rennes were once again the main centers of popular protests and unrestfrance, which were accompanied by the burning of cars, public places and police regulations, as well as the arrest of hundreds of people . the latest survey conducted by the french broadcasting institute, 90 of them said that macron's television message had no effect in reducing the tension, and this radio and television news agency , in the name of god, hello, good morning, real madrid , vam milan , have climbed to the top 4 football teams of the european champions league. at the beginning of the return round in the quarter finals of this competition last night at stamford bridge stadium in london, real madrid defeated the hosts chelsea with two goals and while repeating the result of the match , they went to the semi-finals. rodrigo opened chelsea's goal twice so that real madrid won a total of 40 points in two matches. in the other game of napoli last night at the diego maradona stadium against the city of minab, the difference was that this match ended with a 1-1 draw, and thus mil

these are live pictures from rennes. people are gathering at the moment.ir allies are protesting against changes to the pension system and the french president's decision to introduce them by decree. some commentators have suggested that opposition to the reforms is weakening, after nearly three months of industrial action. hugely disruptive to people trying to send children to school, to get rubbish collected, to get metro systems going. but many sectors are still affected, with airlines forced to reduce flights today, and schools expected to have large numbers of teachers off work. our paris correspondent hugh schofield has more on what to expect today. demonstrations once again over the country and lots of different towns and cities. in addition, there are strikes and blockages outside sort of strategic economic sites like oil depots and so on. i need to say straightaway, though, that the level of involvement seems to be a bit less. for example, the the paris transport system, the metro and so on is running pretty much normally. the number of teachers o

in the city of rennes, they attacked a police headquarters and set fire to its entrance. the opposition in the city of nantes, at the same time as holding demonstrations on the way to the railway lines , setting fire to the polls , shows the decline in the popularity of french president emmanuel macron in recent weeks. this year's german economy as england is going into a recession, the head of the european department of the international monetary fund said that the european economy will face a slowdown in economic growth this year. smurfing was more affected by the russian gas cut than other european countries due to its high dependence on russian energy. germany was and wants to be bankrupt this year, just like england. england is also in a bad situation . for other european countries, although recession is not predicted, they will all face economic growth this year. could it be that the biden government is killing financial aid during the corona epidemic? this will mean hunger and hardship for millions of americans . see a report from cpro tv. after about three years,

so in rennes, protesters set fire to the police station door.re was set up on tram tracks. pogroms and clashes with law enforcement officers are reported in other cities. marcel dijonsberg. león , the capital of france, was no exception ; it was hot in paris. in every sense , law enforcement officers severely dispersed the crowd, detained over a hundred people. in siberia, as forecasters promised, winter returned; it became sharply cold in places, the temperature dropped immediately by 10 °, if not more. and krasnoyarsk was completely covered by a blizzard. in the city , online services immediately got up and fixed a nine-point traffic jam due to difficult weather conditions for some types of transport, a section of the federal highway was closed. the airport also temporarily did not accept or send flights. now the restrictions are reportedly lifted. the public service continues to eliminate the consequences of the rampant elements. and on this our release completed. all the best. he came to the shore of the warm sea to the gates of the thousand

and the police of this french country, and for several days, a car was set on fire in the city of rennes in the west of this country , now that the news is spreading and some angry protestors attacked the french central bank in paris and according to the french ministry of interior, several people, including several law enforcement officers and the police of this country , have been injured so far. do it and answer them from which service you have an appointment tomorrow it is that the french constitutional council, which is the highest institution of the country's constitution and law , will announce its final opinion regarding the amendments to mr. macron's pension law, and after that, as the french government has announced, it is supposed to implement the law in three months. now, the people of france are protesting strongly, the absolute picture of the people of this country is supposed to provide implementation grounds. if mr. macron was supposed to withdraw, according to analysts, this should have been done by now, especially when he did not care about it in the opinion of the parl

outlet of this french country it happened that for several days a car was set on fire in the city of rennes in the west of this country. now that the news is spreading and some angry protesters attacked the central bank of france in paris, and according to the french ministry of interior, several people, including several the police force and the police of this country have been injured so far, mr how much is it possible for hossein to withdraw from the demands of the protesters and answer them, and tomorrow the french constitutional council, the highest body of the constitution and law , will announce its final opinion on the reforms of mr. macron's pension law, and after that as the french government has announced, the implementation of this law, which has been in effect for three months now , has been strongly protested by the people of france. according to analysts, it should until now, this work has been done, especially since the parliament did not care about it and used article 49 3 to approve these reforms. these cores of macron will do it to himself if he withdraws, whatever it is,

protesters in the city of rennes attacked a police headquarters and its entrance was set on fire by theonents in the city of nantes at the same time as demonstrations route lines the fire railway, lighting the polls, shows the decrease in the popularity of president emmanuel macron in the past weeks. the ministry of interior of turkey announced that the casualties of the two powerful earthquakes in february of the country amounted to 50,500 tons. 10 on the richter scale shook the southeast regions of turkey and a part of syria in the last two months, the number of earthquake casualties has increased by pulling out the bodies under them. they are on the agenda, the turkish authorities announced debris removal in all regions except hatay province will end by eid al-fitr. former us president trump said at the annual meeting of the national weapons association in indianapolis that life is now in the most dangerous time in the history of the united states , according to al jazeera tv channel. the current united states criticized and said that the biden government is considered the main dange

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in rennes, too, the troubled police used tear gas, and fires blazed in besançon. eventually watched by about 15 million people, said that he hears the street, but the country has other priorities, the french and the french, my dear fellow citizens. as you know, the constitutional council approved the pension reform bill, and i signed it, the change will come into strength in autumn. they are necessary to guarantee everyone a pension and increase the welfare of our nation, the unions considered that he defiantly disregards their opinion of the offer to meet, and did not reject the promise to continue the action until the macron cancels the increase in the retirement age. we now have a certain form of authoritarianism and there is a radicalization of power that will lead us to a social democratic impasse. we have an authoritarian government. our government is becoming more and more authoritarian. yes, the opposition is also not stint on criticism is completely wild.

pasturing railway workers announced black thursday in the country. аа spontaneous rallies in the rennes to disperse the crowd in paris , several hundred people staged a march from the gare de lyon to the business district la defons broke into the building of the stock exchange zhglyfaery. inside, slogans from the time of the yellow vests were chanted and interviews were given to the press. protesting against the abolition of social games , the president invited the french to turn the page and focus on something else for the next 100 days. but for the third day in a row, his officials are everywhere accompanied by a knock. pots whistling and chants even reached the minister and the environment in the forest. they promise new actions to the trade unions, they want to pursue the president everywhere until he abandons the already adopted pension reform anastasia popova and vernadsky evgeny samsonov european news office. today , the danish authorities decided to lift the ban on navigation in the area of ​​​​undermining in the northern streams, despite the fact that the investigation of the t

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moments later, the door of the church on one of rennes' main square was also set on fire...me minister elizabeth borne tweeted tonight. well the demonstrations have kicked off across paris since the announcement... our correspondent hugh schofield was there. the demonstrators here outside city hall, the hotel de ville had clearly been hoping that the constitutional council would find in their favour. in other words, declare the pension reform law null and void because against the constitution. it turns out that was a forlorn hope. yes, the nine men and women did decide that some minor parts of the reform have no part in what is technically a financial bill, and they struck them down. but the heart of the reform, in other words, is raising the pension age from 62 to 64. they had no problem with that. and that stays. what it means is that president macron is now free to promulgate the law, which he said he will do in the next 48 hours. he's clearly calculating that he wants to put this episode quickly behind him and that once the law is the law, there will be no point in peopl

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and i think he just meant that through the rennes play-offs. stay in the premier league. about khimki, which once again fired the coach and spartak arthur hiv shit leaves the team. we are with our expert. now let's ask konstantin anisimov how the parting went, what who sang what they ate konstantin urah thanks denis really. spartak gognev left the post of head coach of khimki and this is the fourth coach this season. khimki becomes a classic. i would even compare with the work of alexandre dumas how many coaches we have four? and how many fans of the thousand devils we have. and what do we have standings canaria continue to quote the classics? guus hidding said there is a feeling that akinfeev will play forever? and this means that we have a chance to see igor in the champions league match in russia in general , you can always look at three things: how spartak burns from refereeing, how the roof of the pavement flows and how igor kenfeev plays the tournament table at the gates of cska. we do not watch these words of the new coach of pari nn sergey yuran, we remind the aud

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reform there are reports of 131 rallies across france which could involve more than 41,000 people in rennesa rally on friday 6pm. paris france on a direct line transferring from a rebellious city ekaterina gadal on a direct line kat hello what's going on with you? what moods are we waiting for? hello olga well, for now, something is happening near notre dave, because today the macron went. uh, watch today the fourth the anniversary of the burning of notre dame, and he went to see how the construction site, he promised everyone that by the end of the twenty-fourth year, and not even by the end, but by the olympics a, it will work like new, therefore, today, together with his wife and he went to watch how it happens there, which means an attack, as you said that it was announced here and there, in general , we have a ban on demonstrations, and yesterday it went on all twitter, uh, on twitter, on all communication channels. this picture is gone, uh, the constitutional council, which is filled with his yard, is filled with police. such a feeling people wrote that it felt like there were so many

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life does not stop at 80, but more to the does not stop at 80, but more to rne renn— does not stop atevelt achievement . well, you make a strong point there about the legislation that has been passed and of course, in doing so, he has massively increased america's already very large budget deficit, feeding inflationary pressures into the system . and interestingly, you system. and interestingly, you know, subsidy is now being used in american industry in a way it never has been, never, certainly not since 1945. so fine , he's not since 1945. so fine, he's done those things. but equally, america's standing on the world stage after the disastrous retreat from kabul was hardly a success. this crime, as you well know , in cities like chicago and know, in cities like chicago and elsewhere , totally out of elsewhere, totally out of control and 6 million people illegally have crossed the southern border on those points. it's not a great record, is it . it's not a great record, is it. okay. we've lost him, which is very, very unfortunate because i was going to enjoy that conversation, but we'

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