decision. of the court of the lviv region, which found the state registration of land at the address saint george's square illegal 5 in lviv. the decision of the lviv city council on the transfer of the metropolitan gardens to the greek catholic church was declared illegal and canceled by the state court, as well as the decision of the state registrar, and the city continues to fight. for more than three years, almost fifty court sessions, the supreme court and here the case is again on appeal. we believe that... as of today, the decision of the first instance is legal, and we ask that the appeal be dismissed by the city. why did this land become a delicacy for those willing to take it from community all residents of lviv and even tourists know about the residence of the greek-catholic metropolitans and the real architectural gem, the 18th century monument of st. george's cathedral. the building that is next to us is the metropolis. or the chambers in which metropolitan andrey sheptytsky actually lived and served, and later the entire hierarchy of the ukrainian greek catholic church. this baroque a

he calls the humanitarian catastrophe, and is calling for an urgent ceasefire. palestinians at saint george another day of mass coming from north to south of the gaza strip within the last few hours. and is really as try killed at least 18 members of a family sheltering at home near rasa. it happened in one of the few areas. israel has said, is a safe zone. and an algae is 0, a correspondence will mean al srahi has lost 22 members of his family and these really strikes his mother and father, along with his siblings. nieces and nephews were killed when these really ami palm beach, a body of refugee camp on wednesday. morning let's not take a look at some of the days of in use and a guy and he's on a helicopter with 7 people on board. has been reported missing the the border with venezuela. this comes as tensions are increasing between the 2 countries over the disputed as a cable region, an area reaching a natural resources, but as well as president nicholas madura is pushing for a bill to create a new province. diana's president, do find ali has told down to 0, that is called on the united n

but today, under the which is of the saint george's hold of the kremlin, which embodies the great news over us as many 30 years and many 30 glory. we honor the heroes of our father, then. it is certainly an honor for me to present the gold stars of the hero of rest . i today these they are natives of various regions of russia and from cordelia took the most key cry, he representatives of different nationalities and they all stand shoulder to shoulder, defending a common homeland for all we are all united by us and see it heartfelt love for russia, if it helps to move forward from there to do even more to overcome any obstacles here. i am sure that together we will achieve the goals and will be able to tell our children and our grandchildren that we have lived, worked for for your future. and they will be proud of this nation with due to the same just from a couple hours ago. the grandpa, as downtown moscow at the kremlin, the russian president was handing out the golden star metal. and as to the heroes of the russian federation, today is the national day of the heroes of the fatherland

studio by two guests, professor angus dalgleish and from the who was a professor of oncology at saint george's of london. and also to my right, elliot keck, the head of campaign at the taxpayers alliance. gentlemen very warm welcome and come to you , welcome and come to you, professor so you've been professor first. so you've been following this very closely indeed. you heard the prime minister's the former prime minister's the former prime minister's two days of testimony last week , rishi sunak as last week, rishi sunak as chancellor. he was there to, in a sense, put forward the economic situation, input into lockdowns . how do you think lockdowns. how do you think today went in terms of the questions that were put to him and how he responded in particular about the challenges on the eat out to help out scheme ? scheme? >> well, first of all, he reveals something that was very important that his job as chancellor was to weigh the balance of the lockdown down. and clearly this was never done. and clearly this was never done. and we've seen throughout the inquiry that they've said some very se

thehi $20 bill or the five dollars bill, which is terrifying, like imagine open your wallet in saint georgecclellan said face. [laughing] we also get probably ended up in the confederacy. so to make very scary outcomes if you're abraham lincoln. he calls dibs on the five. i think lincoln has had in my guestbook. part of the great task remaining is ensuring that against the gen z relies on the generals, he trusts among them heg going to rise to the fore in 1863. we just heard your laces as great the tools he needs to set up for the men for success are going to achieve victories and return link to the white house the november after he gets the gettysburg address. >> since the microphone is moving its way toward you, i think about stones river sort of sealing the deal without any emancipation proclamation that tim mentioned. we stored in 1863 kind of with this victory that allows lincoln finally startrt moving this visn forward. in a very tactical battlefield centric way. how important is that for setting up the rest of the year? >> yeah, it's an unusual occurrence. we start thewi year with a

studio by two guests, professor angus dalgleish and from the who was a professor of oncology at saint george's of london. and also to my right, elliot keck, the head of campaign at the taxpayers alliance. gentlemen very warm welcome and come to you , welcome and come to you, professor so you've been professor first. so you've been following this very closely indeed. you heard the prime minister's the former prime minister's the former prime minister's two days of testimony last week , rishi sunak as last week, rishi sunak as chancellor. he was there to, in a sense, put forward the economic situation, input into lockdowns . how do you think lockdowns. how do you think today went in terms of the questions that were put to him and how he responded in particular about the challenges on the eat out to help out scheme ? scheme? >> well, first of all, he reveals something that was very important that his job as chancellor was to weigh the balance of the lockdown down. and clearly this was never done. and clearly this was never done. and we've seen throughout the inquiry that they've said some very se

but saint george's flag. yeah. palestinian flag doesn't bother me flying, but i understand it's not it shouldn't be flying like if they're flying illegally. but that's the council's job to fly, fly them. but it was funny to see those two guys. that first guy him off the ladder, guy pushed him off the ladder, though. have though. i could genuinely have killed the guy. yeah i was shocked when that happened, as it foley at royal it did to mick foley at royal rumble. now, foley would rumble. now, mick foley would have survived that. yeah but yeah. >> so seriously , you know, life >> so seriously, you know, life threatening. was that threatening. yeah, that was that was a genuinely dangerous assault. >> like even i was like, well that's, that's, that's too much. >> i mean, do you think do you think the police will actually do anything about it? you do anything about it? do you think the are not going think the police are not going to do anything? >> they going find >> how are they going to find they're not to do they're

she made sure she won't accidentally end up at saint george's chapel, windsor, where she and prince philipaway from prince philip. i quite like that little touch. um which is where he likes her. >> where he liked her when he was alive. quite >> i don't, to be honest with you. i don't see that changing. um, but , uh, you. i don't see that changing. um, but, uh, and there are some interesting things that have come out about prince harry as well. and him supposedly cutting a actor out of his life a crown. actor out of his life and out of his friend group. what's gone on here? >> yeah. so, so dominic west, who plays prince charles in the crown in the current series of the crown, went on an expedition with prince harry to the south pole back in 2014. so two years before he met meghan and, uh, dominic west sort of picked him up in a press conference at the time and said, oh, he was so great. he was this amazing guy to have around. and when we finished, we had a two day bender and we drank champagne through a prosthetic limb because was for walking with because it was for walking with the wounded

after the only god, there is no saint who was revered by the bygorians more than saint george, uazgergaginning every case. wasgergi, the patron saint of warrior travelers, is an exclusively male saint. women are not allowed into these sanctuaries. his mention is in nart legends, nart legends, they are more... ancient than the appearance of st. george in christianity. the understanding of the local population, familiar to us... the young man killing the snake was transformed into a mighty bearded hero flying on a three-legged horse. hence the three-legged sacrificial table and traditional triangular pies in honor of the saint. even numbers are found in the rituals of the degorians only according to sad case. the tragic fate of the ancestors of modern degorsk residents could have turned out differently. if the great tamerlane had not met him on the way through the caucasus. said: destroy alan, from childhood to old age. at the beginning of the 14th century, the ancestors of the degorians, the allans, really put up unprecedented resistance to tamerlane. tomboulin neigeux, tu ne viendras pa

>> saint george's channel?, it'll be it'll be, you know, it'll be closing down of closing itself down as part of the united kingdom altogether for bristol, for something about bristol, it's bonkers . it's gone completely bonkers. yeah. the polls absolutely right. i mean, but i would ask people, you know, i'd ask the university of bristol, what about the people who find it offensive that you don't play the national anthem ? what the national anthem? what consideration did you give to them and to their views? >> i wonder which would be the majority ? do you think the majority? do you think the majority? do you think the majority would be people that find it offensive or majority that that in that people that don't in bristol , you that people that don't in bristol, you have idea. bristol, you have no idea. >> in you couldn't tell. >> in bristol you couldn't tell. but in the country at large, the majority of people do find majority of people do not find the national anthem offensive. it the words go back and it is

i think queen think there should be a queen elizabeth, day elizabeth, saint george's day should be onetoo happy about that, i think. >> think we should have an >> i think we should have an elizabeth day. >> i think we should have an elizareth day. >> i think we should have an elizareth can day. >> i think we should have an elizareth can i day. >> i think we should have an elizareth can i askay. >> i think we should have an elizareth can i ask you about >> are we? can i ask you about something? mentioned something? i mentioned their seasonal affective disorder, which apparently affects 2 million the million people in the uk. i think a genuine mean, think it's a genuine i mean, i'm not i depressed not saying i get depressed in winter, worse if you winter, but it's worse if you have darker skin. really? yes. obviously um, taking have darker skin. really? yes. obviot because um, taking have darker skin. really? yes. obviot because you're um, taking in the because you're not, you're you're in you're not, you're not taking in as of the, of the nutrients as much of the, of the nutrients that

in unfavourable conditions, saints were 14—0 down before george furbank started the come back. to give saints a fourth straight premiership win and sixth in all competitions — puts them a point ahead of exeter at the top of a tightly—packed top six saracens overcame a resilient newcastle falcons side to win 37—19. juan martin gonzalez�*s try here in first—half stoppage time sent the hosts into the break 22—16 and their experience showed in the second half, where they also picked up a bonus point. they remain in 5th place in the table. harlequins' men moved level with saracens in the table by beating gloucester at twickenham. gloucester were in the game for long periods but went in behind at half—time 15—7, two tries from nick david helping harlequins on their way. his side never looked troubled with danny care scoring in the second half too. the win and bonus point marks a return to form for the west london side, putting them within one point of the top four. it's been a double header there today. earlier, in the women's premiership, harlequins women couldn't stop the champions

including this year's newly commissioned one act operetta by george, which celebrated the chevalier saint george. we are of the city and for the city we hope you will come to see our next show, ruddygore, which is a new take on a classic gilbert and sullivan operetta, which will combine victorian sensibilities with folklorico dancing with english and spanish language subtitles and day. of the dead style ghostly ancestor letters. we hope that when you do come to see our show, lamplighters will have the recognition granted by you today as a san francisco show legacy business. thank you. hello everyone. i am very happy to be here talking to you. basic basically to thank for the nomination of polly and ice cream to be a legacy business in san francisco. this is a very important moment for our business. and it is not just a business. it is a place that we have built together also with the community to share experiences and to create experiences there. and it is very pleasant to see when we have several generations going together as a family to our store and then they start like to, to remember when t

but saint george's flag. yeah. but i understand it's not it shouldn't be flying like if they're flying illegally. but that's the council's job to fly, fly them. but it was funny to see those two guys. that first guy him off the ladder, guy pushed him off the ladder, though. have though. i could genuinely have killed the guy. yeah i was shocked when that happened, as it foley at royal it did to mick foley at royal rumble. now, foley would rumble. now, mick foley would have survived that. yeah but yeah. >> so seriously , you know, life >> so seriously, you know, life threatening. was that threatening. yeah, that was that was a genuinely dangerous assault. >> like even i was like, well that's, that's, that's too much. >> i mean, do you think do you think the police will actually do anything about it? you do anything about it? do you think the are not going think the police are not going to do anything? >> they going find >> how are they going to find they're not to do they're not going to do anything. was like you any

northampton saints went top afterfighting back to beat in unfavourable conditions, saints were 14—0 down before georgeffside position. saracens overcame a resilient newcastle falcons side to win 37—19. juan martin gonzalez�*s try here in first—half stoppage time sent the hosts into the break 22—16 and their experience showed in the second half, where they also picked up a bonus point. they remain in fifth place in the table. harlequins and gloucester men are in action right now at twickenham. quins lead 22—7 early in the second half. it's been a double header there today. earlier, in the women's premiership, harlequins women couldn't stop the champions gloucester—hartpury. the quins were 26—7 behind at half—time but pulled it back to 31—19 in the second half. gloucester—hartbury jump to third and remain unbeaten. glasgow warriors won the 1872 cup despite losing to edinburgh in the united rugby championship. glasgow won the previous meeting 22—10 and were leading at half—time but this incredible run from duhan van der merwe, in front of a record crowd at murrayfield, helped edinburgh to a well—needed v

who are these people, why, well, maybe a few examples, they are still became saints , we can, yes, we can name the same george ion the warrior, the centurion longenus at the cross of the lord, we can bring many military personnel who became martyrs, well, the heavenly patron, the army - this does not mean a magic wand, of course, what if we have george the victorious, which means we must win everything with him, first of all, this is an example of building our spiritual way of life, our service, looking at the example of our heavenly patron, because all these saints, they sacrificed, sacrificed their well-being, position, continued endure suffering, refused everything... the fact that we now put this at the forefront, well-being, so, material, advancement in position, sometimes you are surprised, so... some refuse remain with faith, so there is something in a person that is the strength of spirit, the strength of faith, knowledge, somewhere in something he knew that he refuses, he is being tempted, here is your position again, here you will be a governor again, you will again have money have, you will be in a

in unfavourable conditions, saints were 14—0 down before george furbank started the come back. ightly packed top six. a record crowd for a club game in scotland saw glasgow warriors win the 1872 cup, despite losing to edinburgh in the united rugby championship. glasgow had won the previous meeting 22—10, so clinched the trophy on aggregate. they could have gone top of the table but look at this — an incredible run from duhan van der merwe in front of nearly 38,000 people at murrayfield helping edinburgh to a well—needed victory. great stuff. thank you very much! it's 33 minutes past six. we're going to stay with sport for the time being and take a look back at the ups and downs of the sporting year. 2023 was a remarkable year for sport. up here, an historic treble. down under, a women's world cup. england and australia couldn't be separated in the ashes whilst cricket, rugby union and netball all had world cups of their own. golf came togetherfor the solheim and ryder cups. but the start of this sporting year was, for some, less a beginning and more a resumption. football had on

george’s, vediensky, three saints at the top of all saints, the whole church , next to the cross. called krestovozdvizhenskaya, and that place is the oldest in shuya, here first of all, well, if we talk about this particular place, about the city of shuy, prayer began, and of course , the stones wrote it all down, they are giving it to us now. most likely, these walls, they restore us, people, that is, along with the transformation, cleaning up the garbage, putting things in order, this is happening in us, because the main thing is not the walls, the main thing is the people, we are more we get benefits, people, than these walls. you think about what to do all the time, well, that’s what i thought, at least, i thought that we have a bar of soap on our coat of arms, but no one deals with soap at all, and this is strange, i thought, how can it be, since in chemistry there were two of me, yes, so i had no idea how to make soap, i only had an idea of ​​how to make soap, the first thing i did was go to the museum of croatian history, that is, where to get history, starting from the beg

george's, was transformed. with five domes and a hipped bell tower, now decorated with venetian decoration and a majestic chandelier with many candles and lamps of all saintscy on us. vladikovkaz is a city of warriors, a city of workers, having held back the invasions of the armada of nazi occupiers at its walls, it defended its right to high title of the city of military glory. this year, there are also anniversary dates from the birth of great commanders, twice heroes of the soviet union, hero... army general issliev, hero of the soviet union, army general georgy khittagurov and hero of the soviet union, colonel general mamsurov with honor. traditions and ossetian fighters who perform valiant service, performing combat missions in their zone. today, the crystal plant, revived in the republic, is becoming a reliable support for the country. here they produce the purest copper, which has no analogues in russia, income the region is growing , its investment attractiveness in the agricultural sector is also increasing, record harvests from parsley, grapes, apples, the volume of state support for the region is expanding, which accelerates the construction of