so we erased the motorbike but we'll put the land rovers in. that we are doing. it's not very flashy work to put in the grass that was completely chewed up by the stunt team and to replace that, but it does need to be — it does need to look really accurate. and the attention to detail that our environment team had to go to to model the tufts of the grass that matched the scottish highlands, where they were shooting — unless we go to those sort of lengths, you don't end up believing it and it all feels like a bit of a fudge, and we're not interested in fudging it in 2022. and i'm afraid that's it for the short cut of click for this week. the full—length version is of course waiting for you right now on iplayer. and as ever, you can keep up with the team on social media. find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter, @bbcclick. thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello. welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. the bbc�*s kyiv correspondents tell us about the challenges of reporting from the conflict zone. and is it accurat

so we'll erase the motorbike, but we'll put the land rovers in and that's the kind of work that we areflashy work to put in the grass that was completely chewed up by the stunt team and to replace that, but it does need to be... it does need to look really accurate and the attention to detail that our environments team had to go to model the tufts of the grass that matched the scottish highlands where they were shooting. unless we go to those sort of lengths, you don't end up believing it and it all feels like a bit of a fudge and we're not interested in fudging it in, you know, 2022. not that long to go now till the oscars. i think the question everyone is asking is, "can dune do there what it did at the baftas recently?" what's your prediction? i'm team spider—man. ooh, interesting. anyway, that is it from us for this week. as ever, you can keep up with the team on social media. find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter... thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. bye— bye! hello again. it was southern areas of both england and wales that had the best of the sunshine on tues

so we erased the motorbike and put the land rovers in. that is the kind of work that we're doing.y the stunt team and to replace that, but it does need to look really accurate. and the attention to detail that our environment team had to go to to model the tufts of the grass that matched the scottish highlands, where they were shooting — unless we go to those sort of lengths, you don't end up believing it and it all feels like a bit of a fudge, and we're not interested in fudging it in 2022. not that long to go now until the oscars, and the question everyone is asking is can dune do there what it did at the baftas recently? what is your prediction? i'm team spider—man. interesting. that's it for us for this week. as ever, you can keep up with the team on social media. find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello there. at this time of year, wind direction can have quite a significant impact on the weather story. west has been best for the last couple of days. in fact, there was nearly 1a hours of sunshine i

so we'll erase the motorbike, but we'll put the land rovers in and that's the kind of work that we arechewed up by the stunt team and to replace that, but it does need to be... it does need to look really accurate and the attention to detail that our environments team had to go to model the tufts of the grass that matched the scottish highlands where they were shooting. unless we go to those sort of lengths, you don't end up believing it and it all feels like a bit of a fudge and we're not interested in fudging it in, you know, 2022. not that long to go now till the oscars. i think the question everyone is asking is, "can dune do there what it did at the baftas recently?" what's your prediction? i'm team spider—man. ooh, interesting. anyway, that is it from us for this week. as ever, you can keep up with the team on social media. find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter... thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. bye— bye! hello. a lot of dry weather to come across the uk for the remainder of today and well on into the week ahead as well. very scant amounts of rainfall to co

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up to the moon, it has landed a rover on mars, it has got astronauts up in space, you know, they arene possibility is, as the collaborations of the west cease with russia, russia starts tojoin up with china. i mean the thing is with space you can'tjust click your fingers and things happen. missions take years to design, to build, to launch. and we could find ourselves with a new battlefield. possibly. i mean, space has stayed out of that. what is interesting was at the end of last year, russia actually launched, well, took one of its old spy satellites out. it destroyed it. it is the first time something like that has happened. it blasted the spy satellite into lots of little pieces and things being blasted into lots of little pieces in space is a real problem, because they are travelling round really fast. it is creating loads of space junk and that is an issue. it becomes a much more dangerous place both up there and down here, too. as for the war, the actual fighting has gone quiet for a bit while the russians turn their main efforts against the east and south—east of ukraine. and

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. >>> still ahead, a martial ellipse from nasa's mars rover.eo you have to see from the red planet. >>> nasa's mars rover captured video of a solar eclipse on the red planet. it took this video of one of the moons of mars crossing the face of the sun. mars has two moons. nasa says videos like this can help scientists better understand the orbit of the martian moons and how its gravity affects mars. >> what an incredible capture. >> my big takeaway, i guess maybe i learned it at one point, i didn't know mars had two moons. i should have. that was in my education somewhere. >> that's a good point. didn't know that either. what i took away is it looked like someone bit out of the sun. it's really cool. >>> right now, warning. final hours in asking for more help. the plea from a key city in ukraine. >> brave ukrainians deserve nothing than every tool, every weapon to win this war. >> the new aid and sanctions promised by president biden. >>> netflix is doing the right thing and it's going to cost us. the changes that could affect your account. >>>

this is the back shell left behind when nasa landed the new mars rover last year. the cone helped protect perseverance during its fiery landing and the pictures come from the tiny robotic helicopter nasa sent along with it. nasa says being able to see their old equipment gives them the insight they need to plan for future missions. >>> up next, behind the scenes with the 49ers' newest draft pick. and big news for the warriors. stay with us. under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job. there's a better way to keep san francisco safe. recall chesa boudin now. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first

this is the back shell left behind when nasa landed the new mars rover last year.e helped protect perseverance during its fiery landing and the pictures come from the tiny robotic helicopter nasa sent along with it. nasa says being able to see their old equipment gives them the insight they need to plan for future missions. >>> up next, behind the scenes with the >>> well, the stage is set, and it's not going to be easy for the warriors. tonight they found out who they're going to play in round two of the play-offs. >> you ready? >> okay. >> the memphis grizzlies, and the grizzlies are the higher seed. that means games one and two are in memphis beginning sunday. that's going to be a tough one. >>> baseball tonight. the giants are on apple tv. >> uh-huh. >> a lot of confused fans. i can't find the giants game. where is it? those guys found it, out in the cold. the big headline, the giants have a covid outbreak. five players are out including brandon belt and mike. nationals win, this was a blowout, 14-4. maybe a good thing we couldn't find the game. >> seriously. >

so why am i putting diesel in my land rover? i don't need to be in the office.carry on working from home. if i am working from home i have cut back on my spending on fuel quite significantly and that means the demand destruction elsewhere in the economy is more muted. dani: let me take you to the cpi numbers we are expecting. if we get this monster figure today, bloomberg economics is forecasting 4% by the end of next year. this is a pretty big cut when it comes to inflation. are you seeing a similar sapping of this inflationary story and what does that mean going forward if these numbers are indeed the peak? >> the sensible investor today is not going to look at the headline number. they are going to look at the detail. what is going on with the monthly changes over the last few months with certain goods and services. we had the strongest demand in 75 years, phenomenal. that demand surge drove up prices. that has dissipated now. the savings accumulated in the pandemic. what we have been seeing when you look at the change in prices is a lot of the prices are rea

ah, no dish to alexander rover, also lost her son, sergey, when shrapnel from a russian rocket sprayed through a window in her apartment. then as the body count rises, shock and sorrow turned to frustration and anger slowly. but what is your what? what did this guide you to the russians up a little do not to do. and what did a 12 year old boy do? was thought he was brought away dead. did he do anything bad to them or lock up the what about the children who were injured here and women do couple. what about my friend who his killed? what did they did? good with whom should we make peace with these monsters stood amiably but his harkey was located just 40 kilometers from russia and 160 kilometers from the separatist regions in the east. the prospect of peace for the strategically in port, it looks highly unlikely. oh, what do you want to do with harrison other development surrounding the war in ukraine? the russian government is barring the british prime minister bars johnson and several other u. k. officials from russia. the foreign ministry says it will be adding more names to the band

ended, but also given the actions of the russian soldiers and ukraine are barbaric, just barbaric rovers. still, russia has fail to take any major cities, said fitz invasion on the 24th of february. the west has shown solidarity by leveling unprecedented sanctions against russia and donating financial aid and weapons. but president bolo, demure zalinski, is begging allies for a total ban on russian energy products to reduce the kremlin war chest. and to save his people for more bloodshed. and his the mother news about the war in ukraine, ukrainian prison in florida may zalinski spike buy fine with german chancellor, olaf schultz on sunday to discuss further sanctions against russia. zalinski said he was glad that germany had strengthened it. supportive ukraine recently and said he and sholtes agreed that perpetrators of war crimes in ukraine should me identified and punished. was working in mexico city. dozens of people have been protesting the war. they marched the russian embassy, carrying a 30 mesa, ukrainian flag, singing the country's national anthem, and shouting slogans, calling f

of course landing a rover on mars is no small feat.s it screamed into the martian atmosphere at 20,000 kilometers an hour. before the safe landing 14 months ago. it's still taking photographs. thanks for spendsing part of your day with me. i'm michael holmes live from ukraine. after a break i'll see you tomorrow. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for whatchya... line? need. libertrty biberty— cut. liberty... are we married to mututual? only pay foror what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. l liberty. ♪ i recommend nature made vitaminsns, because i trust their quality. they were the first to be verified by usp, an independent organization that sets strict quality and purity standards. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin d supplement brand. ♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and

was given the actions of the russian soldiers and ukraine are barbaric that they'll just barbaric rovers. still, russia has fail to take any major cities since its invasion on the 24th of february . the west has shown solidarity for by leveling unprecedented sanctions against russia and donating financial aid and weapons. but president bolo, demure zalinski, is begging allies for a total ban on russian energy products to reduce the kremlin war chest and to save his people from more bloodshed. earlier we are style correspondent rebecca, written in levine to update us about what's happening in the new hans region. well, we are starting to see come to fruition what we've been expecting. the regrouping of russian troops and their pivot towards to focus on the south east of the kind of ukraine and the south and the ac, including lou hands and, and yet, because he just mentioned the hans and it's prompted a more stronger effort to get people out of their hands governor has, has basically told everyone to get out while they still can i, unfortunately not everyone is hating that warning. there a

central central in the parking lot of the bus station , a black land rover car was found license plates fedor vasilyevich where are you? oh lord what happened? and you are now the most frequent guest at me at home come in, thank you i'm at work. and i’m drinking, i ’ll ask you a question, please, if i can, otherwise i don’t understand anything, what’s going on, all the guards have been killed. what happens are you going to divorce your bullseye wife? i have already applied. this is a wonderful story. i didn't tell anyone before the election. i hired a private detective. well , to dig up compromising evidence. this is common practice. if you can't be better. so, someone worse than you know what brought me honest compromising evidence. what happens to your wife in the event of a divorce? such are affairs. please have a drink with me, i feel so bad. hello like this, that is, while the people raised by you rush around the city. you sip wine. do not be surprised if tomorrow you are trampled on by the chiefs of the archive, you can continue to drink. excuse me . what a pain in the ass huh? go

head coach tony smith will leave hull kingston rovers at the end of the season.e currently sixth in super league and also in the challenge cup semi—finals. smith's nephew — rohan smith is the new head coach at leeds rhinos. he previously coached bradford in 2016, joins the struggling rhinos from australian side norths devils. courtney lawes' is a doubt for england's july tour of australia after he dislocated his thumb playing for northampton. lawes who captained england during the six nations in 0wen farrell's absence was injured in last week's challenge cup defeat by gloucester. we're getting closer to the world heavyweight title tested theory and whyte. as can be a crowd. the fighters came had to do today. they've been dodging each other, at least whyte has put up any fireworks today? no. actually quite mild this is a first time the two fighters came face—to—face since the fight was announced. dylan whyte didn't turn off to the first press conference a few months ago because he was unhappy about aspects of the contract. the build up between the two camps have b

oh if we can visit rover himself in this classroom, i'm pretty sure anything you find out who you can use it to create something. great and amazing. like my coaches always tell us if he can think he can make it. ah, african stories from african perspective. a short documentary from african filmmakers from ivory coast, just the last sentence from chauffeur to quad window bustle front, but this was reduced to that sort of function and listening for home and south africa. king if i, if i would change. and it showed me that i'm actually tracking and fire with africa direct on al jazeera, with blue blue. when the war on ukraine commenced, people in power reached out to inhabitants of the nation, 2nd city, less than 40 miles from the russian border. as the carnage on falls, a handful of civilians document their experiences as they tried to survive and maintain some normality in a reality. turn upside down. a rare glimpse of life under the ball. you cream a city under siege on a just either. ah! i'm hammered jim roman door. how would the top stories on al jazeera ukraine says russia has inte

red rover, red rover, send lucas over. if you expose yourself to more than just what the system offers you, there's no limit to what you can become. >> when you were out there in the mountains, when you guys reached the top, did it feel like you guys were in an atlanta building, all the way up there? clifford: first, climbing the pass is hard. i mean, this is tough. so once your get up there and you get to the top, and you see where you came from, and you point, and you feel the wind, you're, likeon top of the world. you feel like you accomplished something. bill: these guys have done major, major, major stuff. and there's even more you can do. there's no limit. people who thinkig do big. the question is, how many feel like this is something you would like to do? i do believe that the group of people that have experienced wilderness could make this go way beyond what i've done. can you and cliff take the first group upstairs? there's a series of chain reactions. and that's exciting. clifford: cut the other light on. >> i g

images from nasa's ingenuit helicopter gives a birdseye vie of some of the debris for perseverance roverst year. the photoshop in color should sell large pursuit covered in dust and the smashed back shall. engineers our hoping to hear more about the rovers injuried the dissent and from this phase chopper images. if you have any viral videos to share, it is up at shannon brea or at fox news at night out social media. new technology at the museum of the bible here in washington loves the two experienced their faith along with and in italy it's revealing, new information about the burial shroud jesus o nazareth was supposedly wrapped in after the crucifixion. chief religion correspondent is taking a closer look tonight good evening, lauren. >> good evening, which. the trout of turin is one of th most studied and science continues to be the lens throug which the origins are understood , but now it's new technology is being used to strengthen faith as well. in a shroud of turin exhibit at the museum of the bible in washington, d.c. helps visitors get close to the suppose it burial plot of jesu

kennedy complained that the first space passengers were called the strelka squirrel and not the rover what is the next step for the soviet union, no doubt? americans still had to prove that they were ready to send astronauts into space brown foundation demonstrated to reporters the readiness of the first of the modified redstones as part of the unmanned ship mercury von brown had to hope that he coped with all the problems of the redstone, deputy director and head of launch operations at cape canavera, kurt debus insisted on additional tests, but the protection level indicators were turned off. now they are working. they are functioning now, but he took you hear, hear you, welcome, how are you? planned launch. let's start counting order. yes, i understand you, keep in touch. flight director krist kraft watched the pre-launch report at the lord's new mission control center until liftoff. 10 minutes left. please take your seats at the consoles. before the start of 10, i start counting 9 8 5, 4. 3 2 1 ignition, turn on the engines there is detachment interruption of the engine stop, whic

you wouldn't expect people who would normally go out and buy a luxury car, a bmw or a range rover, are looking at the telluride because it has gotten such great reviews and it looks so amazing. is that part of your strategy, to attract the luxury buyer shimao genesis is doing it as well. -- luxury buyer? genesis is doing it as well. steven: absolutely. when you consider the value proposition of the products, we look very good next to traditional luxury brands. jon: we started the hour talking about the fate of affairs for the economy and the road ahead. you obviously think about that every day when it comes to budgets, the health of the consumer. how do you feel about where we are right now when it comes to the health of the economy? steven: it's a challenging time, you will see interest rates going up. which makes everything more come -- more expensive. more to the components and the costs of doing business. what we need to do as business people is be frugal and efficient and continue to bring great value to our customers. matt: how much longer, stephen, until we see normalization of

.: it is not often you get the chance to drive the mars rover, see the bones of a whale, or create a tornado. but tonight, a chance to do all of that and more at oracle park. the giants home field was taken over by more than 100 mind-boggling games, demos, and hands-on experiments. ucsf's discovery date is designed to spark a passion for science. >> these activities are being led by scientists and engineers, people who work in the field. it is this opportunity for them to connect with the bay area public and for the bay area public to connect with them. j.r.: discovery date is part of the bay area science festival's 10 days of stem events, which started thursday and will continue through next saturday. it was the slap felt around the world, and chris rock's mother has something to say about it. >> when you hurt my child, you hurt me. j.r.: she is talking about the first time her son was slapped on stage at the oscars. and temperatures dipping tonight with the sunset. the workweek will start with a (music throughout) j.r.: new reaction is coming in about the oscars a slap seen round t

follow the work of the ward. 24 hours 38 minutes is the duration of a day on mars a wards - these are roversfor 400. the inscription on the clock thank you for the sweet seconds . what is the name of the hero, his name is savva ignatievich, if for 200? for this type of watch, contrary to the name , lead or zinc dust was sometimes used. this is an hourglass. you're right. historians for 800 in 1938, the consultant on the filming of this film was the historian artemy artsykhovsky, who many years later unearthed the first birch bark letters alexander nevsky you are right. postage stamps over 800 the first stamps with this feature were issued in 1964 sierra leone in a country with a tropical climate and high humidity smeared with cinchona. no, it's not that exotic. self-adhesive on the substrate conventional stamps for moisture sticking to each other. be healthy for 800. one of the first of these routes for recreational walking with dosed length and slope was laid in our country in 1901 in kislovodsk by chekhov's friend, doctor nikolai obolonsky terenkur. looks like a terenkur terenkur. right. b

blackburn rovers thrashed lancashire rivals preston north end 4—1 at deepdale to end their five—gametravis finish from just inside the boxputting the icing on the cake. they beat lancashire rivals preston north end 4—1 this evening to go within three points of the championship play—off places, with two games left to play. a cool lewis travis finish from just inside the box ended the derby as a contest, with chile striker brereton diaz hitting the top of the bar as blackburn went in search of more goals. victory moves tony mowbray�*s side up to seventh with two games left as they chase sixth—placed sheffield united. well, in 2a hours time the football world will be tucking into a titanic clash of real heavyweights in the champions league semi—finals. pep guardiola's been speaking ahead of his manchester city side's first leg against real madrid, and he says they'll need two perfect performances. let's now try to be ourselves, compete good and will have to do to exceptional games to reach the final. and hopefully, we can do it, we can do the games, be ourselves and is it necessary to s

rugby league now — and hull kingston rovers are through to the challenge cup semi—finals after, a 34—raw, having last reached the final four of the competition in 2015, when they went on to lose the wembley decider 50—0 to leeds rhinos. leinster edged out connacht 26—21 in the only all—irish tie of the last 16 of rugby union's champions cup. that was thanks to two tries from james lowe, and this match—winner from hugo keenan. connacht�*s tries scored early byjohn porch and then by leva fifita, when the visitors were down to ia men, weren't enough. they will meet again in the second leg next friday. saracens thrashed brive 55—5 to advance to the knockout phase of the european challenge cup. they ran in eight tries, including this one from ben harris. the win sets up a home draw for the north london club in the next round. confirmation, then, of the saracens result, and edinburgh also won comfortably in the challenge cup, beating pau 54—5. on day two of the grand national meeting at aintree, ahoy senor put in a superb performance to win the betway mildmay novices chase. he bounded clear

. >> reporter: with the rover back on deck, the team rushes to transport their finds into larger jars inside this make shift lab. >> that is so cool. >> it comes with it. >> wow. >> these underwater discoveries are now the stars of a new exhibit at the monterey bay aquarium called into the deep. it took nearly five years to design and build this elaborate life support system of pipes, pumps, filters to replicate the deep sea environment. >> this is the first one in the united states and the world we think of this magnitude. >> reporter: beth redmond jones is in charge of the world's exhibits. >> this is a chaps for people to see animals the world has never seen before. >> reporter: the science behind the display is about much more than that. >> we should call our planet ocean, not earth because 2/3 of the planet is covered by water. >> reporter: kelly benoit bird is the senior scientist. how crucial is the ocean when it comes to the mitigation of climate change? >> the ocean has taken up more than 90% of the heat produced by global warming. every year it sequesters 25% of the carbon d

the discovery day will feature hundreds of demonstrations including a mars rover, water tornadoes, and. the event is free. organizers say proof of vaccination is required for everyone five and older. 25,000 people are expected. we want to get a final check of your forecast. it is going to be a beautiful day. frances: it is. the sun is starting to come out. in san francisco, the high will be 66. plenty of sunshine. 70 in oakland. look for santa rosa to hit 78. temperatures a little warmer than yesterday. here is the seven-day forecast. sunny and warmer. around the bay, low 70's to mid 70's possible tomorrow. still 60 at the coast. it is going to be cooler midweek. lots of sunshine all week long. amanda: thank you. and thank you for joining us. frances dinglasan is in for lisa argen. we are off early this morning because of the nba playoffs with a doubleheader of game four.ur. next, nba count on get you ready for today's big games. then at 10:00, the defending champion the walkie bucks will try to take a lead over the chicago bulls. warriors will try to sweep the nuggets and advance to t

she previously worked with the team that developed the mars curiosity rover.ll work on more than 200 experiments on the space station including new so-called smart shirts that measure your vital signs in zero gravity. the colorado native says she hopes her time in space will ppl on earth. >> there's room to invest more in kind of youth education and getting young girls and young people of color involved at an earlier age and then providing them the support and resources to kind of continue along that path and pursue careers in s.t.e.m. >> reporter: it will take the crew more than 16 hours to get to the space station. they'll arrive later tonight, mona, andrew. >> our thanks to derricke. >>> some are calling this a bright idea. incandescent lightbulbs are about to go dark. in the u.s. the biden administration has approved new rules to phase out the bulbs next year and replace them wih l.e.d.s. the white house says the move will save consumers about $3 billion per year on energy bills. >>> in sports a wild dunk in the nba playoffs. this dunk would have been good

elsehwere there were wins for league leaders st helens, catalans dragons, hull kingston rovers and wiganre four tries in the first half at the mkm stadium, with warrington twice coming from behind to level the score. they're into the second half now and it's 12 points all. england's jos buttler continued his stunning form at the indian premier league with his second century of this year's tournament for rajasthan royals. buttler, the 2022 ipl�*s top run—scorer, hit 103 from 61 balls against kolkata knight riders in the royals' 217 for 5. geoffrey bouchard has won the opening stage of the tour of the alps. the frenchman crossed the finish line five seconds ahead of the peloton to secure the first win of his career. ben swift was the highest placed briton finishing sixteenth. former tour de france champion chris froome was well down the field in 73rd. the boston marathon has taken place on its traditional patriot's day date for the first time in three years following cancellations and postponements due to the coronavirus pandemic. the finish to the women's race was one of the most dramatic

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of the history of cosmonautics has two special exhibits against the background of rockets , lunar roversuits and photographs with views of the icy and indifferent outer space. they look very touching, very down to earth. these are two outbred dogs, mutts belka and strelka without their heroic flight. our entire space epic would be impossible. and that's why they were sent into space. it was a test. it was check to understand. will a living organism be able to endure in space for a long time, now animals fly into space, fly a lot. why are animals sent into space, for example, the same mice, and they live much less and for a mouse a month spent in space in weightlessness. it 's the same as for a person, well, conditionally a year, so in a short time you can generally see how the body changes? what are the consequences of what influence of factors of space flight all this allows scientists to generally conclude how it will lead a human body in long-distance flights, by the way, now we have an interesting program for preparing for flights to the moon and training to work out systems for lon

that moment the population should be preparing themselves and the minister of foreign affairs love. rover, sad while addressing ukraine ukraine don't for it isn't ukrainian population who said that there were constant falsifications that russia is not fighting. i'm not shelling the civilian operation that they continued their special military operation as he called it. and i'd say that we start to, to respond to that in a, in a fairly professional way. so we've all foot the people if don't boss, if you want, if you feel where will be supporting if you are not willing to remain there for you or maybe evacuating. so with seeing what happened, there were some are shelling maids and the russian authorities and just get made additional. why have you been able to evacuate people from mary, you, paul? because of the we know the human to human. a terry institution is pretty bad there . and it has been a long time now, few weeks since the start of the war. some child goal. well, since the very beginning of the war, there were a lot of risks to a number of cities and mario paul was one of those cit

doesn't really work anymore, this whole semi-colonial feeling of the two of them standing up in a land rover, you know, kate in a huge hat and islanders pressed against the fence. i mean, you know, the optics were horrendous, actually. >> well, i actually was going to ask you about that. last year, barbados actually removed the queen as its head of state. and then when prince william and kate went on their royal tour of the caribbean, they fed protests. the queen has said it's her sincere wish for charles to cry on the commonwealth after she dies. but there is speculation that more and more members of the commonwealth will go the waof barbados. >> i personally think that the british monarch, as head of state of the last sort o14 or 15 nations that still have the soft british sovereign as head of state, i don't believe that that will last more than a few years. i think that that movement has -- that ship has sailed, if you like, personally. >> what are they waiting for? >> they're waiting for the end of the queen's reign, i suspect. >> the queen is still on the canadians' 20-dollar bill. and

and sony playstation consoles, auto components for the jaguar and land fall under parallel import roverith a continental helmet and much more, the issue of warranty service for products that were brought to the country in parallel with the federal anti-pollution service remains open. argue that such maintenance will be carried out in full experts. at the same time , they emphasize that this will be possible only if a foreign company still retains at least a minimal presence in the country, however, such companies are in the majority. well, let's say, even if the car is not being sold, well, if he did not say that he was closing his company in russia and the company remains, then there is some kind of small warehouse there, but there is, uh, if they do not stop by there, that everything is gone, we will not be. only by idea, they should fulfill their warranty obligations. oh, tree, how long will they stand for products, yes, under this guarantee, if we assume, ah, they don’t have a situation in moscow, it ends, and they, for example, say that we will really count, then after how much tim

last month, ended up suspending a mission that it was going to cooperate with russia on to send a rover to mars at the, around the same time the british satellite company, one web also called off its launch of dozens of satellites from the bike and cosmic drawn in cars, extend. so with these recent developments, unfortunately, it looks like the future of space travel is not looking so good. the un secretary general spokesperson condemns britain censorship or russian media outlets, including all he suggesting the measures violates quote, the whites of journalists to do their work everywhere. today the u. k. government announced her sanctions against a number of 1st states russian state media including journalists, those sanctions who employ and as, as, as it's freeze just any comment regarding that. how does that correspond with the principles of freedom of media? we've, you know, we've seen a lot of bilateral sanctions being imposed, or during this conflict we feel are we are, our field is really the un un impose sanctions. as a matter of principle, we'd very much do believe in the righ

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that's why governments are desperately seeking fossil fuel alternatives. malta, rover coleman has been looking into one of them. ah, we really have to talk about the big buzzword in the world of energy, hydrogen, hydrogen nitrogen. it reaches the wonders of hodgen. it's the magic fuel that can power our cars, trucks, trains, ships and planes. and the best thing, any byproduct of assuming that fuel is walter again, and yet it comes with it. this all sounds great. maybe just a little too great. let's take a closer look and see what's behind the hype around hydrogen. today, almost all the hydrogen we produce is used to make other things like fertilizer or petroleum, but it's never made it big as a fuel. it's just always been easier and cheaper to directly burn fossil fuels instead. but that is changing. as the world is slowly waking up to the climate crisis, companies and entire countries are committing to not only reduce emissions, but to reach miss 0 that 00 emission this year. this is meredith annex. she's the lead hydrogen analyst at bloomberg and he f. a market research firm. well it