those who know businessman prigozhin say that he is not robin hood at all. tried to present himself wasemained a businessman with a criminal past, judging by the fact that published materials are published. 1980 robberies, but this man could in this way. uh, resolutely assertive from seizing other people's property, uh, through threats. and maybe even armed forces prigozhin was twice. we judge. it is a well-known fact that he received his first term of 2.5 years for theft when he was 18 years old, one of the houses of the english avenue of st. petersburg. here began the criminal path of evgeny prigozhin, as follows from the materials of the criminal case in 1980. he, together with an accomplice, robbed one of the apartments, the booty of intruders , as follows from the materials of the criminal case, they became a vase, a napkin holder, a candy bowl, six glasses, six glasses and two horns, another term of 13 years in a colony. prigozhin received for fraud. he knew the criminal world well and communicated with the convicts in their language. naturally. here are the prisoners, so to put i

the robber , nicknamed the chopper, practically the don robin hood, was operating here ; he robbed trade, distributed some of the loot, and hid some somewhere here in the caves for a long time these treasures did not give rest to treasure hunters , until in the eighties real gold was discovered here on the don at the end of the eighties the lipetsk geological star party discovered, indeed, here in the lebedyansk region not only gold. well, imagine diamonds. this is how the mistress of the merchant sanka looked in the beginning of the 20th century in tomsk 1809 houses. well, alas, not all of them have preserved their original appearance, but still. there are such protected places in which every passer-by will feel moved bridge. many residents of tomsk consider this house to be the personification of tomsk, and rightly so, because the architect created a real masterpiece. yes , you yourself. look at the abundance of the waybill of the propine carving. scrolls rosettes of grape leaves, but the most important thing is the firebird, which flaunts on the roof of the house. why firebirds, becau

last night, state tv said "he is not the robin hood he tries to pass himself off as he is a businessmaninal past who was involved in dodgy dealings." but for now, mr prigozhin is a free man. so what will happen next? i wish i knew. my advice? stay tuned for the next bizarre episode in putin and prigozhin. south korea has restated its commitment to welcoming north korean defectors. the number who ve escaped and made it to the south has fallen dramatically over the last decade or so ? from 3,000 a year to fewer than 100. but south korea thinks more people will try — now that pyonyang has eased covid restrictions. its main reception centre is getting ready to greet them. michael bristow was shown around. these north korean women fled hunger and repression. now they're learning the art of the manicure — filing, painting and shaping. it's just one of nearly two dozen courses on offer at the south korean reception centre for those who've escaped north korea and need new skills for their new lives. in another room, defectors are introduced to high tech devices commonplace in south korea, less

let's see if you're in my head let's just zen it real quick robin hood, you're real quick.talked about it beginning of june, this stock starting to look interesting, think mizuho is winning to coinbase robin hood's at 12 bucks today and they report earnings in a couple weeks this is one with the momentum. >> is that a breakout, katie, in your view? >> i can't picture the chart, so -- >> we have it up, but -- >> i wish i had my glasses on. >> a double bottom >> looks like a breakout to me >> going back to how you picked all these stocks, it goes back to the notion, technical analysis, that you want to see a long base. what is the expression >> the longer the base, the higher in outer space. >> version of that and it's true. it gives it a chance to undergo accumulation, so, typically, when they move sideways, you'll start to see higher lows form, and that's your accumulation it sets it up, when sentiment does shift, like it has recently that's where you get the breakout >> all right >> well, i was going to say, louise is one of the greatest. a legend and in terms of technical

solitary confinement, like a militant, stupidly maru their romantic cocktail of marx che guevara and robin hoodthe sixties attracted many people, even from the most refined, but turned into more and more bolshevik thefts of people's valuables, this our interlocutor wrote a book about the detective otero, who brought out the underground, that's stupid. maraz they provoked everything. let's be objective. if we say one thing, then we will talk about something else. who is to blame, who provoked are right, categorical denial, so to speak, that someone is specifically to blame, but i think that if it can, so to speak, there were fashionable dictatorships. with a light feed of our big northern neighbor torture detective. here they are not used. no, he did not use them, everyone admits it. and who suggested torture here? already in jail. yes, they were defeated and our elites lost their way , there was a feeling of impunity for those who continued to try to organize the disappearance and so on, no longer any partisans, which was terrible. this is the viciousness, political and spiritual rot always inh

there is something almost robin hood-like about thinking that we've pushed nature far enough that they'repeople really seem to be getting behind that. there just isn't evidence that that's what's happening. >> reporter: finally, it was time to see firsthand whether killer whales are friends or something to be feared. >> another vessel on the water has spotted some of our bigs killer whales. >> good to see you. >> reporter: good to see you. nice boat. >> let's go see some whales. >> reporter: monica took us to her lab, the sailor sea itself. we threaded to the islands to the orcas' playground. they're called t-99s. and they're a little bit northeast of us. >> we know where they are. we're going to see them. >> reporter: and we think there are how many out there? >> there are five. there is a mom and four kids. awesome family. >> oh, right, 1:00. >> reporter: whoa! oh, my gosh. those are two members of that specific family. the unmistakable black dorsal fin reaching the surface. and before long, they approached our boat. thankfully, they came in peace. oh, there are three of them, right? yo

. >> there's something almost robin hood like about thinking that we've pushed nature far enough thatly going to fight back and the orca is a is a charismatic symbol for that. and people really seem to be getting behind that. they're just isn't evidence that that that's what's happening. >> some experts believe that to the orcas sailboat rudders seem like toys. i think there's something specifically intriguing to them about these rudders on this certain style of boat. >> what that seems to be the game is focusing on this particular type of vessel. >> and like anyone with a new toy, they may grow bored of it. >> we have no idea how long it's going to last, if it's going to escalate, if it's just going to suddenly disappear as quickly as it appeared. >> and that scientist says the boat attacks may be a fad where the orcas copy each other. coming up later on good morning america, another bizarre fad that orcas went through in the past which could help explain their behavior. >> the ruby princess cruise ship is finally heading to alaska days after crashing into a pier in san francisco. th

last night, state tv said he is not the robin hood he tries to pass himself off as, he is a businessmanlved in dodgy dealings but for now, yevgeny prigozhin is a free man so what will happen next? i wish i knew. my advice, stay tuned for the next bizarre episode in putin and prigozhin. at least one person has died and a number of others have been critically injured after a huge metal structure fell onto a busy road in bangkok. videos of the collapse quickly spent on social media. the massive girder that fell was part of a project to build elevated highways in the city. the governor of bangkok says the cause of the accident is not yet known. to the united states now, where flood warnings and catastrophic flooding have affected the region. these images are coming out of upstate new york where you can see rainfall is washed out roadways and overwhelmed rivers. at least one person has died after being swept away by floodwaters attempting to leave their home. as much as seven inches of rain is predicted to fall in the northeast areas spanning from eastern new york to western maine. injapan a

they are alert, attentive and quick mathematicians and spies , at the same time modern ukrainian robin hoodsllery. where and how do they teach ? artillery, why does the enemy hunt precisely for mortar calculations and which ukrainian-made mortars simply terrify the enemy. we will tell and show this already this friday. at 4:45 p.m., this is a project 4 5 0 ukraine is a sovereign and independent state, its territory is intact and inviolable, and we will fight for it with all our strength. we, the people , are the only source of power in ukraine . let's forgive the enemy who cruelly destroys everything we love, we are fighting for ourselves ukraine in the world for respect, dignity because we all want to live respect each other law united news together we are strong armed forces need drones contribute scan qr-code, congratulations, ukrainians are with you, the phone is the only news for you, the tv channel team is happy to keep our finger on the pulse and summarize the main points for you . in a moment, i will be in the news studio this morning, i am svitlana osenko , i am working for you, i c

last night, state tv said "he is not the robin hood he tries to pass himself off as he is a businessman for now, mr prigozhin is a free man. so what will happen next? i wish i knew. my advice? stay tuned for the next bizarre episode in putin and prigozhin. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines in the uk. a teenager has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, after a teacher was stabbed at a school in tewkesbury in gloucestershire. a man is in a stable condition in hospital. no—one else was hurt in the attack. the school was locked down, while police searched for the suspect. a review into failings in maternity care in hospitals in nottingham is set to become the largest in the uk. around 1700 families who received maternity care from the nottingham university hospitals nhs trust are to have their cases reviewed. a previous investigation found dozens of babies died or were left with serious injuries while in its care. the jury in the trial of the nurse, lucy letby, has been sent out at manchester crown court

last night, state tv said he is not the robin hood he tries to pass himself off as.ngs. but for now mr prigozhin is a free man. so what will happen next? i wish i knew. my advice, stay tuned for the next bizarre episode in putin and prigozhin. steve rosenberg reporting there. south korea has restated its commitment to welcoming north korean defectors. there used to be 3,000 people crossing the border each year. that number has fallen dramatically over the last decade or so, to fewer than 100. but south korea thinks more people will try, now that pyonyang has eased covid restrictions. michael bristow reports. she started her own business, these north korean women fled hunger and oppression. now they are learning the art of the manicure. filing, painting and shaping. it isjust one of nearly two dozen courses on offer at the south korean reception centre for those who have escaped north korea and need new skills for their new lives. in another room, defectors are introduced to high—tech devices commonplace in south korea. less so in the north. they learn about the softw

i said robin hood so where now? apparently, not a single dog left on the water.now? and what were you doing in my place paws up the hill of you? i'm not guilty, i don't know smut. i'm in my place. i'm used to answering for myself. what are you looking at me like that? will leave here, he is coming in the morning. i can leave the city yes, and then i myself. thank you go. let me help. come on, i'm almost there, where do you live. thank you for the candy, yes, always, please. yes, fill in, nails are on the female part. ok. thanks for the company. i'll go. where are we going to sew? is it the feminine part? shoot hello cop wars today at 20:00 on ntv tuk-tuk everything for your beauty very profitable big sale of clothes on ozone women's jeans jeans for 439 rubles. earrings sokolov for 999 rubles. even i am konstantin ivlev, i don’t know how to improve this taste at a tasty point they use 100% chicken breast meat, so you feel the taste of chicken and nothing more. try chicken snikes in a delicious and full stop. but there are cheap air tickets on a gazprombank credit

last night state tv said he is not the robin hood he tries to pass himself off as.so what will happen next? i wish i knew. my advice, stay tuned for the next bizarre episode in putin and prigozhin. steve rosenberg in moscow, thank you. an inquiry into the deaths of babies in nottingham is expected to become the biggest maternity investigation in nhs history. around 1700 families who received maternity care from the nottingham university hospitals nhs trust are to have their cases reviewed. a previous investigation found dozens of babies died or were left with serious injuries while in its care. the trust has previously apologised. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. this damage was all so preventable. why was there this massive cover—up? sarah and jack hawkins lost their daughter harriet before birth in 2016, due to failures in maternity care. her avoidable death turned them into reluctant campaigners, who have become all too aware they are not alone. we hear that people don't really believe it is true that there is a maternity scandal. today,

they say that he was not robin hood at all, who he tried to present himself as and remained a businessmanal past, judging by the fact that the materials of 1980 robberies are published, but this person could in this way. uh, resolutely assertive from uh to seize other people's property. uh, with threats. and maybe even armed forces prigozhin was twice. we judge. it is a well-known fact that he received his first term of 2.5 years for theft when he was 18 years old alone from the houses of the english avenue of st. petersburg. evgeny prigozhin's criminal path began here, as follows from the materials of the criminal case in 1980. he , along with an accomplice, cut off one of the apartments , the production of intruders, as follows from the materials of the criminal case, they became a vase, a napkin holder, a candy bowl, six wine glasses, six piles and two horns. prigozhin received another term of 13 years in a colony for robbery for fraud, after serving he knew the criminal world well and communicated with the convicts in their language. naturally. here are the prisoners, so to speak easi

and if i was playing would you rather -- >> again what is this >> i'd go toe a robin hood when you look you know -- they have two-thirds of the market cap in cash right now they're going to expect to be profitable next year, and you think about the revenues getting back to peak in that 2021 period, they have the exposure to crypto, they have the g demographic, and it 's not just crypto >> i've never seen -- back-to-back segments -- >> you beat grasso >> he played it well i mean, he did do the game the right way, though i've never seen anyone, two successive blocks on this show. >> bitcoin, is this a good thing for coinbase >> i think it's ultimately a bad thing. >> yeah, i think so, too >> the ability to have it out there and the eft companies, what are following the s.e.c.'s guidelines and have been careful not to overstep it -- i think it's a tough place to be challenging the s.e.c. on its boundaries i realize we're allowed to do this in this country, but right now, nobody has said that these things are in a place where they couldn't be securities, so -- >> yeah, i agree i think -- no

who came out of the woods robin hood? who are these documents?l konev arrives in the morning. can you imagine what a gift this is for him? yes, it was not necessary to return shilo the horses in the first one you fly on it , not to return, but to reveal who will be . who let them in here said the servant. what the hell else and id? understand i'm working fine. these partisans were caught, i'll figure it out, boy. i got up, i said you think, gosh cop the camera sits to the usual criminal you will get. you know what they'll do to you . pretend i had a head injury. ford mondeo gray such was slowed down. well, yes, in it a deuce one of ours was how do you know the strength showed? i didn't remember the last name. no one would doubt the ball. thank you , the main thing may be the version of the murder of guards for reasons of the location for the murder of pushkov, of course, suggests itself, but it is she who raises the most questions. yes , and the most important, like criminals. they were able to quickly figure out and lure the guards into a trap.

internet memes poking fun at the idea of orcas coming together to attack humans calling them the robin hoodsvans saw it firsthand. >> continually bashing up against the hull. the wheel is being moved violently from side to side. >> reporter: they chewed off the rudder and hobbled the boat. killer whales can be as big as a bus and nearly as fast as a greyhound, the most fiercesome predator on the plan elt. some argued they are expressing anger or revenge. but dr. monica whalen said that's not the case. she took us to home of hundreds of orcas. >> three of them. oh my god, they're right here. holy crap. they are -- ah. that's pretty amazing. they're right here. that's the baby right there. month that believes that for the whales off the coast of gibratler those sail boat rudders seem like a toy. >> i think there's something intriguing to them about these rudders on this certain style of boat. that seems to be the game, focusing on this particular type of vessel. >> reporter: whales have culture. she said these attacks are a fad and hardly the first fad. wasn't it a thing for awhile, i think in

on the way, my monologue, i'll be discussing the whole idea of labour being the robin hood party. there'll be live in the studio to discuss loads more. but first, let's get your latest news headlines . hello, good afternoon and welcome to gb news on tv online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua and for the next two hours, me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics hitting the headlines right now. this is all about opinion . this show is all about opinion. it's mine, it's theirs. and of course, yours. we'll be course, it's yours. we'll be debating, discussing, and at times disagree. no times we will disagree. but no one will be cancelled. so joining me today is broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy and also commentator sam also political commentator sam dolan . but before we get started dolan. but before we get started , let's get your latest news headunes. headlines. >> thanks, nana. it's 4:01. >> thanks, nana. it's 4:01. >> i'm ray addison in the gb news room. and our top story this hour, council in england and wales have joined doctors in calling for a ban on disp

do you wise to me, you think this is a wise to me, it's robin move, but what it's a robin hood move,t it says, what's the vat. says, what's so put the vat. >> the charitable >> so remove the charitable status from these and status from these schools and make more . make them pay more. >> the parents listen quickly. so removing charitable status, what's going to do is it's going to they're going to the cost. to they're going to up the cost. so to force more kids so it's going to force more kids into schools. state so it's going to force more kids into are :hools. state so it's going to force more kids into are alreadystate so it's going to force more kids into are already overwhelmed. schools are already overwhelmed. but the labour thing on but i get the labour thing on this. a levelling policy this. it's a levelling up policy where 70% found levelling down, but 70% of people go to private school and get better grades than from lower schools. than those from lower schools. >> about they improve the >> so how about they improve the state school system? >> what should state school syste

they had dreamed up a reverse robin hood system of taking from working families to pay off the student loans of highly educated professionals, moving hundreds of billions of dollars in outstanding debt from high-earning dockettors and lawyers on -- doctors and lawyers on to the taxpayers' tab. so madam president, the median college graduate earns 55% more than the median worker who holds a high school diploma. and the wealthiest households in the country hold a disproportionate share of america's student debt. but democrats are hellbent on forgiving that debt at the expense of folks who carefully saved, paid off their debt, or avoided it altogether. of all the ways washington democrats have dreamed up to waste taxpayer dollars and betray the trust of working americans, this one may well have taken the cake. but when the biden administration picked an especially outlandish vehicle for enacting these -- this particular scheme, the supreme court ended up being involved. just a couple of weeks ago the court ruled that 20-year-old emergency authorities, designed during the war on terror, di