uh, for uh summer intensive courses hmm they practice russian and take official exams in risha. areas of our activities and is also an e organization. eh, activities with children of our compatriots. e according to the school curriculum belarusian primary school. uh, the guys are studying online using belarusian textbooks and going through the hmm program of the belarusian school. uh, on saturdays we do this in order to teach children to look at the world through the prism of their native language and to develop, after all, some kind of belonging, awareness of belonging to their second language. uh, culture, and other areas of our activity are also, uh, translations and now, having arrived in belarus, i brought. e. hmm, a book published by a spanish publishing house. jala desk. this is also a very interesting project. e our student. an-hali from my very famous prominent spanish hmm political cultural figure. i’ve been to belarus several times. i was inspired by our atmosphere of history and decided that it was time to tell spain a little about belarus, and i chose a military the

against the backdrop of the failure of their opponents from that and downing street reacts modestly, risha silent , his representatives said that the premier is aware of the problem, but there is no need to spend more on oberbingham london is going to say that london has already increased its funding by almost 10% for the coming year, and therefore the local budget is purely a matter of elected city councils, the riborists in the city council promised us a golden decade, but in fact they got the gold of fools of the shield, were not signed were not actual reimbursement for a long time on their obligations, however heated debate. the issue will not be resolved. now over a million citizens are at risk, who risk being left without public services in a city where most families have lower incomes. subsistence minimum what do we have the content and support that is available without? days to act until there is no speech left at all. about one in five people in the uk according to the government of the kingdom about 12 million people live below the poverty line. and for them to remain without sta

uh, for uh summer intensive courses hmm practice russian and pass official exams in risha. other areas of our activity are also uh, organizing and uh, classes with children compatriots uh according to the school curriculum of the belarusian primary school uh, the children are doing um, online uh using belarusian textbooks and going through the program of the belarusian school. uh, on saturdays we do this in order to teach children to look at the world through the prism of their native language and to develop, after all, some kind of belonging, awareness of belonging to his second. uh, culture, and other areas of our activity are also, uh, translations and now, uh, having arrived in belarus, i brought. e. hmm, a book published by a spanish publishing house. jala partha. this is also a very interesting project. e our student. anna from my very famous prominent spanish hmm political cultural petel has been to belarus several times i was imbued with our atmosphere and history and decided that it was time for spain to also tell a little about belarus and i chose a military theme

hmm, practice russian, pass the official exams in risha, uh, other areas of our activity are also organizationo the school curriculum of the belarusian elementary school. uh, the guys are studying online using belarusian textbooks and going through the program of the belarusian school. uh, on saturdays we do this in order to teach children to look at the world through the prism of their native language and to develop, uh, still some kind of belonging, awareness of belonging to one’s second. uh, culture, and other areas of our activity are also, uh, translations and now, uh, having arrived in belarus, i brought. e. hmm, a book published by a spanish publishing house. jala partha. this is also very interesting. this is our student angelish. the maestro is a very famous prominent spanish, um, political and cultural figure. i’ve been to belarus several times. i was imbued with our atmosphere of history and decided that it was time. spain should also tell a little about belarus , and i chose a military theme, which is why the book that we translated this year and published. this book by vasil bykov

afraid i don’t want to, i do n’t like it, i don’t like anything, i’m not interested, but the strong rishapapa left. here's what else has changed. uh, to see how mom feels. yes, it closed maybe it's just, as if such an expression of longing for his father, because he is not. well, it’s like depression, or something, even uh-huh, and son artyom, how he attributed this situation, but he is an active boy with me, and he always pronounces everything that he thinks and does not think. he always says everything. uh, well, he goes to school. he goes to school. have you had a frank conversation with the children here. dad went there in order to protect us all of you, me. your mom , something like that was generally asked here. why does dad need it? no it wasn't strong she didn’t talk about it either, maybe they couldn’t have. maybe it was necessary, and dad explained something to him on the phone. yes, he explained, he came on vacation in the winter and talked. well, up to 4 of this nature, he still won’t say. no, she doesn't want to. she won't sit here for a week, but she won't. that's complicate

he says okay risha. thank you for moving me.omething will happen, but i will always help there, we really expect a person from him, in many respects damaged goods yes, a character on which branding is where to put, yes, on the one hand. he's a fighter, it's true, yes, he's a talented swindler. it is too truth. yes, for sure he has some makings of an anti-crisis manager. and he might even try to pull the british armed forces out of the current crisis on the other side. he did not succeed in social housing, transport, or energy. by the way, i don’t think it’s a coincidence that the return of us nuclear weapons to britain in 2008 began right now in the next month, so it’s clear that britain is finally turning into such an appendage of america, including in ukraine conflict. so i think that if things go really badly on the ukrainian front. this is the character. maybe not just take responsibility, yes, and then we leave in disgrace. i admit that even some kind of accident can happen. well, of course, yes. e element of the election s

, that is, this is the same the faculty from which 99% of prime ministers came, yes boris johnson, rishado we know, that is, he also passed, plus, if we look at what he had after university. yes, trips to turkey, work in turkey, a trip to iran, that is, it is also interesting if we compare with the biographies of other same prime ministers, for example, david cameron in the late eighties, unexpectedly traveling along the trans-siberian railway, yes, just like that it’s strange, the student wanted to go, but at the end of the soviet union, he loved the railway and was thinking whether i should go along the trans-siberian railway, but where does he say, that the kgb tried to recruit him there, but for some reason he didn’t succeed, he probably wanted, in short, the kgb all on the trans-siberian railway, if anything, the kgb, well, that is , it’s clear, yes, that the person there, his education was preparing for this , well, of course, then there are the garters and the united states, the fact that he received additional higher education there, that is, well, about education, it’s interesti

been worn out, i don’t know , shoes there, other shoes on hikes, on trips to kiev, you remember how rishaf this western one, it is considered good form to come there and say ritual words, why, that’s the point , there are no elections there, why go to ukraine, because, because there is a force of inertia and there is no, which we have talked about many times with you were told, strategies for getting out of the conflict, so it’s necessary, this is all actually a role-playing game, this is what what are we vomiting, this is a role-playing game, we need to come in a suit, sit on a chair, say the words, because if we look at what the chair said there, it’s casuistry, there ’s nothing there, these are just some meaningless stilted formulas, here’s ukraine in but what, when, what, it’s not clear, yes, we will support there as soon as possible and so on, but what is much more important, ask yourself the question of how long this role-playing game can last, right here, let’s let's take a break now, if possible, and then you will continue, literally in a few minutes when we return to the studio a

wallace played a huge role in the ukrainian conflict, but he said he wanted to retire from politics, rishainuk was tasked with finding someone to replace him with chime. today we received an unexpected announcement that grand sheps, who is loyal to better sunk. he will immediately take office, and he is enough sheps. just made a secret trip to kiev on the occasion of ukraine's independence day a couple of days ago. this should have given us a small hint that this guy could become the next minister of defense, but it looks like we all missed it. it's 1:30 am now. i am on a train on my way home leaving ukraine and i thought this is a moment for reflection my family is not originally from ukraine but from eastern europe from poland and around lithuania they fled from pogroms in fear for their lives, and it was great britain that gave them the opportunities that we have been using for three generations. it's unbelievable that this kind of thing is happening again in europe according to the latest 236,600 visas issued to ukrainians coming to the uk , more than £9.3bn of aid has flown from the u