and the company s7 went s7 engineering is? a number of other companies, vnukovo a-a, an aircraft factory, er, therefore, and in the country we can simultaneously serve 74 narrow-range aircraft and 14 wide-body aircraft. this is a good enough amount to maintain a generally normal performance, while certified personnel are everywhere and we do like c checks and checks and game, some almost a complete line, and checks of checks that we can carry out ourselves, therefore, in this direction. we have done a lot and the ministry of transport continues to actively work with the company to assist in the purchase of aircraft, and in subsidizing transportation, and in particular. here is what you and i see the result is the result of you joint activities. aircraft maintenance is carried out only within the country, or there are also a number of states abroad that help us with maintenance, but this is not because we cannot cope. we are just looking for options where we can serve more, so these options also travel services take place abroa

s7 it was the news of the economy in short.tchaikovsky competition first prize, received the rostov pianist sergei davydchenko in the competition involved more than 230 musicians most awards. the russians got the koreans and the chinese. e. lookout is celebrating its 65th anniversary this year. it is held with the support of the russian government of the ministry of culture , all laureates were invited to perform at the world youth festival in sochi next year today's e-e level results of the tchaikovsky competition and various countries from england from italy from the great from the united states of america a huge number of laureates of south korea from kazakhstan from belarus of course, fantastically incredible young guys from russia here are the new faces of such a world musical culture huge joys the number for us today was to invite all the guys very soon meet again in sochi in early march. at the youth festival, a state duma deputy from the republic of khakassia and sergey sokol met today with the minister of natural resou

sub-networks and predicted, of course, if we want to consider the time of the iman game , it is possible that s7 will definitely be more . estimated financing for the completion of the 550,000 hectare project in khuzestan and ilam provinces, the creation of 300,000 job opportunities , the saving of one and a half billion cubic meters of water, about 10 million tomans, the country's agricultural production, the issue is the use of smart and accurate agricultural development , the creation of agricultural nodes in the region. social prevention of migration is an investment and one of our goals is to complete the production chain in the khuzestan region. we will create a chain from production to consumption. the land of the land is kachar in the city . they are doing it themselves, i have between 5 harvests, but now the farmers are all asking for phase 2, and they expect it to be operational in the spring . finally arrived but for implementation the second phase requires 150 thousand billion tomans. fortunately, this year, good sources of credit are foreseen for the second phase of khuzestan and co

s7 also points to an increase in the cost of flights due to maintenance of aircraft and the cost of airn services, as noted in the consulting company neo due to sanctions, carriers are forced to import spare parts through alternative supply channels, which inevitably leads to higher prices. the russian stock market starts trading with a slight decrease, oil prices look slava after the central bank of china again lowered key rates, but investors considered that to accelerate the chinese economy, it would be possible and the ruble looks at oil more decisively and also creeps down, the dollar is 84-20 euros 91.90 and more aircraft in the russian residential real estate market, the largest deal occurred developer-aircraft announced the purchase of a competitor of the mitz group of companies , the deal will include its entire business, projects under construction , land plots, management companies the foreign ministry does not name the amount of the transaction, but the sources are among the news of the vedomosti newspaper. they say that this is more than 40 billion rubles. for comparison, l

but this money is talking sergey alexandrovsky have already run out in s7 they add that in addition toerosene, the cost of tickets will be affected by the cost of servicing aircraft at airports and air navigation services of the consulting company neo remind that due to sanctions. companies are forced to import spare parts through alternative channels, which also inevitably leads to higher prices? the largest deal took place on the russian residential property market renovosey and newspapers of vedomosti. they say that this is more than 40 billion rubles. for comparison , last year the bank had non-core assets. the trust sold the inteca company founded by elena baturina for 38 billion rubles. developers minex. now, according to a single resource of developers , the aircraft is in second place in russia in terms of the volume of housing under construction, experts on the real estate market explain the past with statements due to this transaction, the aircraft will gain access to the land plots of the mic. and this is important, given that obtaining permission in moscow can be long proce

but this money says sergei aleksandrovsky already ran out, but s7 adds that in addition to kerosene,l be affected by the cost of servicing aircraft at airports and air navigation services to consulting companies. neo also reminds that due to sanctions, airlines are now forced to import spare parts through an alternative channel, which also inevitably leads to an increase prices on the russian real estate market, the largest deal took place the developer with an aircraft announced the purchase of a competitor of the mitz group of companies, the amount of the transaction is not officially named, but the sources of that wednesday news and gazette newspapers. they say that this is more than 40 billion rubles. for comparison, last year the bank had non-core assets. the trust sold the inteco company founded by elena baturina for 38 billion rubles. minax developers, now, according to a single resource of developers, the aircraft is in second place in russia in terms of the volume of housing under construction . an expert on the real estate market about the past explains with statements due

about 3 hours, and after the exit of the aeroexpress cars at domodedovo, they resumed movement at the s7, it was recommended that late passengers contact their representative office and promised to go forward rx air express promised passengers of their delayed and canceled flights to compensate for the cost of aeroexpress tickets. and if the passenger was also late for the plane, then compensate again quote related costs. everything ends well on the economy. thank you and not worth it with the economic review of the day. new rules for taxi aggregators will start working in russia in september. they provide penalties for transferring orders to drivers without an official license. now such a document is left-handed one of the five taxi drivers. and in a year , passengers will be insured without fail for this, market participants, in addition to osago , they will have to draw up additional insurance policies. now it is used only by large carriers. experts predict that taxi services may rise in price because of this and whether such measures to improve road safety stimulate ilya adven. on th

have now switched to direct service for almost the entire aeroflot fleet and a significant number of s7ans. again, such an accompaniment is a very useful memorable gift from which this cooperation began. putin signs the work vest in the company. of course, they will keep it, and you collect such gifts in the most honorable place. yes, how many you already had. i have 11 of them all from world leaders. and which of them will be the most significant , i think, this is from president putin to any production in the country. now they are taking into account the concern for future generations. in a few years, abu dhabi will host the next climate summit russia is already there. what to teach foreign colleagues. unlike many other countries, it fully complies with all all feel the laws within the country, which are forced directly. observe environmentally they have other countries, despite the declaration, it is necessary fight. everything develops in a different way increases, coal generation and so on. while the leaders were getting acquainted with the stands of the delegation, they tried the

but because what i am doing is, as a physician, s7 physicians on this panel, challenging what your experts said. and as we continue to learn from covid-19, what the medical facts were. these facts are not negotiable, ma'am. the fact is, schools were relatively safe places for both students and educators. >> well they were. >> these are scientific questions that a scientific organization should be able to study. and the answer, and the atf, the aft is not a scientific organization. not only am i not a doctor, i am a former director of the state department public help. and i know how important it is to work with stakeholders to bring people to consensus. but i would say that the aft was out of its lead in this regard. that the effect on children has been vast and have no remorse on closing schools and keeping them close for the length of time is unconscionable. thank you mister chair, i yield back. >> i now recognize mr. few made from maryland for five minutes of questions. >> thank you very much mister chair. and i want to thank the ranking member ruins for having us here. my thanks to you

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neil hamilton well, ukip actually- s7 neil hamilton well, ukip actually had the trel— well, ukip actuallyon the vast majority of people who don't want it. the roles— people who don't want it. the lorlee m— people who don't want it. the lorlee m me— people who don't want it. the tories in the grip— people who don't want it. the tories in the grip of- people who don't want it. the tories in the grip of a woke civil war. your reaction? what do you think about kids changing gender at school? as long as mum and dad don't mind or dad and dad or mum and mum, who knows ? dad or mum and mum, who knows? dinosaur and dinosaur market gbnews.com at 1030 we've got the papers at 1030 sharp with full pundh papers at 1030 sharp with full pundit reaction . but next seven pundit reaction. but next seven years on from brexit have remainers been proved wrong? i've got the statistics that suggests exactly that will react with ann widdecombe . see you you're listening to gb news . you're listening to gb news lallo— . you're listening to gb news lallo .— . you're listening to gb news lallo . — . you're listening

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well, we produced some proposals- is” s7 well, we produced some proposals last week— produced some proposalshe labour party, i'm not about to repeat the mistakes that the tories made last year and take our eye off the necessity for financial stability motty that's got to underpin every thing that we do, and that's a requirement here as it will be in the future, but does vote voting labour necessarily result in financial stability? imean, necessarily result in financial stability? i mean, we only have to stability? i mean, we only have io iook— stability? i mean, we only have io iook ei— stability? i mean, we only have to look at u—turning_ c cg7’ i mean, we only have to look at u—turning on your £28 pinion— to look at u—turning on your £28 piiiion nei— to look at u—turning on your £28 billion net zero— to look at u—turning on your £28 billion net zero plans today i'm reeiing— billion net zero plans today i'm reeiing iner— billion net zero plans today i'm reading that you're now abandoning— reading that you're now abandoning plans for your 10% tax abandoning plans for your 10% iev on— abandon

i mean, you know, whether there _ s7 i mean, you know, whether there have been fines eep— whether thereu lost a loved one whom you— but if you lost a loved one whom yow veeep— but if you lost a loved one whom you weren't even— but if you lost a loved one whom you weren't even allowed to go eep— you weren't even allowed to go eep wepp— you weren't even allowed to go eep vpepp pe— you weren't even allowed to go and visit in hospital whilst ppoee— and visit in hospital whilst ppoee peoppe— and visit in hospital whilst those people were partying, i poe-p— those people were partying, i poe-p eee— those people were partying, i don't see how— those people were partying, i don't see how you can get ever peep— don't see how you can get ever peep wepp— don't see how you can get ever past well, you'll— don't see how you can get ever past well, you'll feel totally eep— past well, you'll feel totally eep wppeppy— past well, you'll feel totally and utterly though you've and utterly as though you've peee— and utterly as though you've peee pepee— and utterly as though you've been taken as— and utterly