and as for salisbury, then, well for all those, it is of the utmost importance. for all those who are now saying, where is the truth, where is the truth, who is deceiving, where is globally, where are those landmarks, uh, where are those compasses by which you can go ahead. i will give an example of that story five years ago, the west created and implemented a global fake global disinformation company, when it was invented from beginning to end. the story was invented, the participants were immediately accused and sentenced against our country for 5 years. no, not violins. no, no evidence. no, not a single document that we could get from them for all our requests. here is a five-year story for you, which developed very actively on our part, as mei, who constantly demanded explanations, presented their evidence and fought for this truth. here is the answer for you today, how and what to focus on the skripal, who is a russian citizen who was kidnapped, and we have not known her as a judge for five years. we talked about this, demanding access to consular officers t

after all , almost the whole city is the truth about what happened, or rather did not happen in salisburyards. how the most terrible military secret about the skripals themselves was hidden even from relatives, while yulia just called for the first time to say that it was not necessary not to come. that is, well, how would it be clear that she was told this, because they told her there and in english, yes, can you speak? yes, there , start talking, answer everything. well, she's certainly not on her phone. called her they gave a number there, which was immediately there, then blocked on an official request. about the fate of the state of health, violinists. moscow all these 5 years received only replies. however , our diplomats are not surprised by the scenario that the west worked out on the violins continues to be actively used by both britain itself and its allies, the northern streams were completely blown up by a terrorist attack. this was recognized by everyone again, even the very scheme, and the populism of dima goga stuffing fakes, the lack of factual evidence of the accusations

5 years ago in british salisbury happened crime of the century.ather, the paranoia of the century called the poisoning of the violinists, the russian embassy in london, on the anniversary of the incident with the poisoning of the russian traitor chanter sergei skripal and his daughter, accused the uk of fabricating events, one of the first bricks, and which would create, uh, worthy of which later, uh, was conducted information- psychological processing of allies, and britain in order to attract them to a confrontational course towards russia large-scale sanctions for the expulsion of russian diplomats from around the world it was with the sabotage with the violins that the anglo-saxon intelligence services diligently began to prepare western society for a military -political confrontation in ukraine . strange facts to comment on which london refuses, for example. how did the first who came to the rescue just now, the poisoned violinists turned out to be the main british army nurse allison mccourt. and why the deadly newcomer did not affect her the

beach, almost the whole city, the truth about what happened, rather did not happen in salisbury britainlitary secret about the skripals themselves was hidden even from relatives, while yulia just called for the first time to say that it was not necessary not to come. that is, well, how would it be clear that she was told this, because they told her there and in english, yes, can you speak? yes, there , start talking, answer everything. well, she's certainly not on her phone. she called , they gave her a number, which was immediately there, then blocked for an official request. about fate from a state of health, violinists. moscow all these 5 years received only replies. however , our diplomats are not surprised by the scenario that the west worked out on violinists continues to be actively used. both britain itself and its allies, the northern streams were blown up by a terrorist attack. this was recognized by everyone again, even the very scheme, and dima goga's populism is fake, the lack of factual evidence of the accusation already. indirect and even our country is implicit and the l

every high jumper after that copied dick salisbury.flop. he has died as the age of 76. more reaction to his death on the bbc sport website. quarter of 1 quarter of1 million quarter of 1 million spectators quarter of1 million spectators will head to the course. this year, there is added pressure on the jockeys with new rules. it could use to disqualify case for the first time. i'v e i've come to somerset for a midweek jockeys meeting. everyjockey will be using a foam padded whip use to encourage the horses to move forward. not to hurt them, and crucially for safety to keep them in a straight line. there been restrictions on how this could be used for years, but now the maximum number of times a jockey can use a whip and ajumping number of times a jockey can use a whip and a jumping race without a ban is seven. 11 or over means disqualification and for more prominent racers, the penalty is double. brute prominent racers, the penalty is double. . ., , , , double. we change the rules because ultimatel , double. we change the rules because

the salisbury incident is still shamelessly using the magpies of great britain in a propaganda campaign against our country. after all, there is no reliable information on the so-called case of the violins. london to provide and can not say so in the comments of the official representative of our world. maria zakharova today marks 5 years from the day when the british authorities began to spin a high -profile story from the former that he was sergei skripaglia and his daughter yulia were allegedly poisoned for everything almost immediately blamed russia although there were a lot of inconsistencies in the london version, but for the west the wording haley very likely turned out to be enough and little has changed since then, the notorious expression is a reason to reproach moscow for anything and under an absolutely far-fetched pretext to impose sanctions against our country. this was one of the first bricks, to the basis of which, later, uh, the information and psychological processing of the allies was carried out, and britain, in order to attract them, uh, to the confrontational cours

together, tell beautiful stories together >> joining me now is author an hollywood historian kati salisburyecond best actress nominee of asian descent she will be the first if she pulls it out if you look at this year overall, more asian performers have been recognized this year than ever before according to ig and which is a video game annotated media website, they said everythin everywhere all at once i already the most awarded fil other. it surpassed the lord of the rings which earn 101 major awards talk about the significance of tonight. >> thank you for having me here yeah, it's been an incredibl year to watch everything tak off. one thing that keeps playing i my mind to something that on of the actors in the film wh is 94 this year said at the sa awards when he started acting 70 year ago, his first film was with clark gable. producers back then would sa that agents were not box office they didn't sell films part of what i want to say i my op-ed is that if you go bac and look at the history, that' actually not true. from the very beginning, we ha people - she became an internationa sta

knows not only about the results of numerous analyzes that were carried out on the territory of salisbury where, according to the statement of british researchers, they received a lethal dose. the skripals miraculously survived, but no one knows where they are, our citizens want to, and at least inform us about their whereabouts. this is the direct responsibility of those who hid them somewhere. navalny to everyone it was clear that everything was unclean here too, and the most, in my opinion, such a screaming example, when in germany, where, uh, tests were carried out, which allegedly showed the presence of some banned chemicals in his blood . we were categorically refused to transfer this analysis. and you know what they said, we cannot do this, because the analysis was carried out in the clinic of the bundeswehr. in the civilian clinic of the clinic, the germans did not find anything for navalny, but they carried him out in the clinic of the bundeswehr. and we will not give you this analysis, because then you can get information about the state of our biological science. well, you see,

on the salisbury, in in the snow, in the snow.so cold and snowing, but she was so cold and snowing, but she was helping mouse on was helping the mouse on exercise administering first aid to it to pretend wounded soldier who had received a gunshot wound dunng who had received a gunshot wound during this training exercise . during this training exercise. she put on a tourniquet that this particular soldier, she learned different learned about the different weapons use . weapons the irish guards use. and she she learnt a bit about anti explosives and anti mines and how the war in ukraine affects all of that . but affects all of that. but obviously she's colonel and it's part of a household division which means at some point they will treat with that colour in front of her because she is the honorary colonel and then the irish guards is one of those divisions battalions which guards royal palaces which where these famous bearskin hats which is so associated with the united kingdom. so yes, actually i'm thinking if i play up this whole

after all, they felt so at ease talking about newcomers to salisbury and aysbury. at one moment, but turned into someone toxicologists. yes , scientists, chemists, i all at once, they are all their own britain, but they were fluent in this topic. and why not talk so freely about the united uranus and what can happen to people with the nature they cared about so much, because the green agenda is literally flooded now, and liberal , uh, philosophy, political views, and so on. and so on. and what will happen to flores, fauna with products with products and so on, but no, why? because the conversation will turn out to be sad and the population of the same britain is not sure that they will appreciate this initiative of their own ministry of defense, - they say - this is not a thunberg, but for some reason she does not see it. it does not hear and certainly these are all attempts. and justify your goals and justify your actions. eh, there are any eh, invented things. wait until greta tuberka is definitely a comfortable liberal, and the tool is this very one, but western

this was the case will salisbury and amesbury, nevada, unovia chuck and so on. but the truth is yet to come. i'm sure. all right, so there we have the russian foreign ministry chimed in to add a few new plot points to this rapidly developing western narrative. who knows, maybe the dolphin bomb or was hanging out with the ghost of key even here is a snake on and when they all decide to come up with this, we're applied. certainly a lot of lessons to be learned from this one are taken care of near rachel marston and thank you so much for your time. ah, an unsustainable burden. that's how the nigerian president describe the pressure on struggling countries under the system of global financial institutions. at a gathering of world leaders in doha, the nature of the global financial system weighs down the least developed countries with an unsustainable external dep burden. it represents an unfair debt architecture, as those states are charged more money to borrow on markets and downgraded when they even think of restructuring their debt or applying for relief. for mor

this was the case will salisbury and amesbury, nevada, and navi chuck and so on. but the truth is yet to come. i'm sure. who knows? maybe the dolphin bomber was hanging out with a ghost of key for the heroes of snake island when they all came up with this wonderful bombing idea. despite the fact that western europe was cut off from affordable russian gas off of the mill stream, pipelines with crippled portals present. now claims that you in countries are actually better off. i would say the following, if not stream to stops existing. and if it is not possible to send a gas from russia in this way, this will be profitable for europe. i'm sure this will be beneficial for western europe just a day off. the nose seemed bloss poland, along with no way in denmark close to new bullshit gas pipeline is part of whistles . project to end is long standing dependency on russian fuel. while poland is output is to make a heavy profit. the situation for germany isn't so lucrative. the now has to purchase gas, that is relatively more expensive. regardless, jeremy's defense minist

middleton visited british servicemen who train ukrainian soldiers and officers, she visited the salisbury military training ground, where she met with soldiers of the irish guard, in particular, they conduct mine clearance training for their colleagues from the armed forces of ukraine emphasized in a post of the royal family on the social network that the princess watched with admiration the work of the military, which they perform in any weather. well, for today, that's all in my part of spotlight ukraine . next week, the ukrainian version will be called yuriy fizer. meetings and then about the unexpected help for ukraine in latvia , the confiscated cars were allowed to be transferred to the needs of the ukrainian army, the decision was made by the whole country, the transport will become the property of the cabinet of ministers free of charge and answer the transfer process will be carried out by an organization that works with the government of ukraine and received specific requests for help . previously, latvian cars were sold, handed over for recycling or disassembled for spare parts

princess camouflage welsh kate middleton visited the military training ukrainians, she visited the salisbury military training ground where she met with soldiers of the irish guard, they in particular are conducting demining training for their colleagues from the armed forces of ukraine, in a post of the royal family on the social network, they noted that it was fantastic to watch the work of the military, which they perform in any weather, awards to real heroes to command the eastern group of troops oleksandr syrsky presented awards to our defenders in bakhmut in donetsk region the colonel-general thanked the ukrainian soldiers who defend their homeland at the hottest point of the front and for the first time presented new awards for soldiers from the command of the ground forces for doubles the secretary-general of the united nations, antonio guterres, visited ukraine . he met with president volodymyr zelenskyi. this is the third visit of the head of the un to our country since the beginning of full-scale russian aggression. the main topic of the negotiations was the continuation of the gr

middleton visited british servicemen who train ukrainian soldiers and officers, she visited the salisburyilitary training ground, where she met with soldiers of the irish guard, they in particular conduct demining training for their colleagues from the armed forces of ukraine, in a post of the royal family on the social network, they emphasized that the princess watched with admiration the work of the military, which they perform in any weather. well, that's all for today in my part of spotlight ukraine, the ukrainian version will be next week my name is yuri fizer, see you soon

this was the case will salisbury and amesbury, nevada, unovia chuck and so on. but the truth is yet to come. i'm sure. who knows, maybe the dolphin vollmer was hanging out with the ghost of key for the heroes of snake island when they all came up with this wonderful bombing idea. certainly a lot of lessons to be learned from this one r t contributor rachel mars been. thank you so much for your time and analysis. and i discussed the latest nordstrom controversy with german politician goon, our back who says berlin will keep supporting kiev even after the new revelations. because the german government is essentially under foreign control. it's clearly not a satisfactory response to the allegations, but i think the main point, the german government, i think everyone's realized by now is not an autonomous actor in the same way in which say the u. s. government is, or even the french government is the german government is constrained not only, but of course, also by external pressure. the 2nd element is of course, internal compulsion. germany is caught with aiden, ci

and then in 2018 in connection with the poison in salisbury. that's when the formula highly likely russia did. it was invented with no evidence that russia was involved was ever provided us, and i have no reason to believe that in the situation with the north streams, the current german leaders will find the strength to do something else. so do, wow. rob's message came after the latest revelations, from investigative journalist, seymour hersh on the north stream pipeline, sabotaged her claims at the cia and rented a cover story to divert attention away from the u. s. involvement in the explosion . and that the german chancellor aloft shows helped president joe biden. the leaders met in washington in early march and as hers reveals, discuss the sabotaged, they reportedly planned to create an alternative narrative to the one that seen the u. s. blamed, i was told by someone with access to diplomatic intelligence that there was a discussion of the pipeline expos, a. as a result, certain elements in the central intelligence agency were asked to pre

britain fabricated the salisbury incident to confront in the future, this was announced by russia in the russian in london . london hides the results of an allegedly conducted investigation for 5 years already and stubbornly continues to replicate accusations against moscow . a note demanding clarification of the state of affairs with the health and location of sergei yulia skripals, who were allegedly sent. and now shocking footage from the usa e, in the state of texas, in one of the houses in alice county, they found the bodies of three and the children who were shot, it is reported that two more people were wounded. the police are trying to contact the parents of those killed on the spot . investigators are working. so far, one of the main versions of the tragedy is a domestic murder. the shores of reservoirs in the south-west of france of the naked wife of the level of the measure, usually immersed in water, now resemble border pillars in the country for more than a month there was no precipitation because of this, lakes and rivers are becoming shallow in italy . lakes and rivers

and then in 2018 in connection with the poisoning in salisbury. that's when the formula highly likely russia did. it was invented with no evidence that russia was involved was ever provided less. and i have no reason to believe that in the situation with the north streams, the current german leaders will find the strength to do something else. so i get more details now are causing lived out to the southern resort city of sultry. there he has autism, donald quarter, donald keeping a monitoring this whole press conference that was given by the foreign ministers all barone, b, and russia. but let's say, let's start off quickly here. what do we know about love roth's reaction to the latest of elements regarding the sabotage or the north stream pipeline? that's right, rory. i was able to personally ask survey lab for what he thought about these new revelations that seymour hersh put forward. and he said it was funny that all the west could all the west could do was ignore he, seymour hersh, in the hopes that most people wouldn't really pay attention to

path of using controlled leaks in this matter. forming the agenda they need, this was the case will salisbury and amesbury, nevada, and nova chuck and so on. but the truth is yet to come. i'm sure. moscow's reaction comes on the heels of new articles published on tuesday. we're to attempt it to draw attention away from previous theories of western involvement and lobsters bombing of the russian pipelines. these claims also contradict their recent investigation by award winning journalist seymour hersh, who alleged that the u. s. government was involved in the attack. officials who have reviewed the intelligence, said they believed the saboteurs were most likely ukrainian, or russian nationals or some combination of the 2 u. s. officials said no american or british nationals were involved. the boat that was allegedly used for the secret operation is said to be a yacht rented from a company based in poland, apparently owned by 2 ukrainians, legal and media analysts. lionel says the mainstream media has resorted to repeating, and stella reporting while failing to carry any actual facts. i have r

most likely the case will end up highly likely back in salisbury. so the highly likely formula was invented, meaning that russia is to blame for the case. i have no reason to believe that in the situation with the north streams, the current german leaders will find the strength to do anything else would you believe that was said during bilateral talks, during the, during that of the press conference to the foreign ministers of both russia and burundi there and there is ortiz, donald court are standing by for us dawn. good to see you. you've been following the talks, of course, and they really ran the gamut. a nuclear energy security bilateral businesses. but they also touched down on ukraine and that of the attack on russia's north stream pipelines. what more can you tell us? that's right, rory. well, this press conference that followed this meeting between the foreign ministers, burundi and russia has just come to a close ad. they pretty much agreed that cooperation needs to be expanded across all spheres, and one of the main ones was the peaceful

well if somebody told you if to salisbury or if you drove to, to salisbury or something you could somethingou could for a hundred quid off, 200 quid in cash the bar and drive in cash in the bar and drive back. wouldn't do again . back. you wouldn't do it again. 200 if you if you, if 200 quid. but if you if you, if you get to show some terrible jokes in people's faces, there's suddenly a much more suddenly makes it a much more enthralling prospect i enthralling prospect. but i mean, is i mean, a part of mean, there is i mean, a part of an issue that artists could just get another job. other jobs get another job. and other jobs tend to get more because tend to get paid more because people aren't doing them out of love. doing them love. they're doing them for money. are also, money. yeah artists are also, you leech of the you know, the leech of the pubuc you know, the leech of the public world of art, public sector. the world of art, i dangerous. the arts i think, is dangerous. the arts council now become the main council has now become the main beneficiary , main financial beneficiary, main f

well if somebody told you if to salisbury or if you drove to, to salisbury or something you could somethingou could for a hundred quid off, 200 quid in cash the bar and drive in cash in the bar and drive back. wouldn't do again . back. you wouldn't do it again. 200 if you if you, if 200 quid. but if you if you, if you get to show some terrible jokes in people's faces, there's suddenly a much more suddenly makes it a much more enthralling prospect i enthralling prospect. but i mean, is i mean, a part of mean, there is i mean, a part of an issue that artists could just get another job. other jobs get another job. and other jobs tend to get more because tend to get paid more because people aren't doing them out of love. doing them love. they're doing them for money. are also, money. yeah artists are also, you leech of the you know, the leech of the pubuc you know, the leech of the public world of art, public sector. the world of art, i dangerous. the arts i think, is dangerous. the arts council now become the main council has now become the main beneficiary , main financial beneficiary, main f

dramatic 54—hour cave rescue in the brecon beacons two years ago, and the novochok poisonings in salisburyworking in this department, everybody got a trim practitioner that looks at the primer and can speak to somebody and you can be referred on for your welfare. the role of a paramedic is an amazing role. it's a privilege to be able to go into peoples homes, all different environments that provide care to people in some of their worst times. but add that to them a hazardous area where there might be fires going on, the risk of explosion, chemicals involved, running water, stuff like that, it just adds an additional dynamic. but it is occasions like these that they train for, ever—prepared for what the next call might bring. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good afternoon. for some parts of the uk, it has been a very soggy march so far. in cambridge, we have seen 2.5 times the rainfall we would normally expect in a typical march. a different story in the north of the uk, kirkwall in orkney has seen just a third of the rainfall it would normally expect. there has been

poisoning happened five years ago, this march when two officers allegedly came to salisbury and smearedin it. we will leave that conspiracy theory for _ it. we will leave that conspiracy theory for another _ it. we will leave that conspiracy theory for another day - it. we will leave that conspiracy theory for another day but i it. we will leave that conspiracy theory for another day but let i it. we will leave that conspiracy i theory for another day but let me ask you about something happening today, the awkward compromises that may have to be made, the green deal. russia has said it is not minded to renew it unless there is more favourable treatment of its own agricultural exports.— favourable treatment of its own agricultural exports. what they been b that is agricultural exports. what they been by that is the — agricultural exports. what they been by that is the payment, _ agricultural exports. what they been by that is the payment, the - by that is the payment, the insurance, the logistics that�*s around export of grain, there are not sanctions on the export of russian grain per s

. >> the closest anyone has come to a poisoning, the 2018 attack in salisbury, england. >> a defiantting that it had nothing to do with a brazen assassination attempt of form russian spy sergei skripal. >> skripal was poisoned by the military grade nerve agent novichok. >> the seriousness of novichok is starts switching off the nerve connectors in your body one by one. if it goes properly it will turn off your body, and then within hours any trace it will disappear so you'll always forever look like it was a natural death. >> this is why it appears to be the preferred form of killing for people whose death will be in the public scrutiny such as navalny. there was a lot of pressure for us to start investigating. media partners in russia reached out to us and said can you help? we looked at it and thought there's no hope in hell. we can investigate the crimes that happened in russia in the remote corners of siberia sitting here comfortably in europe. we didn't even try in the beginning. >> alexei navalny arrived at the hospital in berlin with his wife yulia. a spokesperson tweeted the

order to attract them, e. military-political confrontation is what is happening now in ukraine the salisburye then claimed the house in which the violinists were allegedly poisoned was thoroughly saturated with a poisonous and deadly military, poisonous substance and should be demolished. however, now the new owner is doing repairs there, as if nothing had happened, and the location, the creakers of which, according to the authorities of the british doctors, were pumped out and brought back to life, is still unknown. london ignores all requests from russia about their fate. the united states has opened a new country called the russian people's republic. it was mentioned at a regular briefing by the press secretary of the white house. karin genre was talking about the upcoming talks with european commission president ursula von der lein, this is the moment. they also discussed other challenges international security, including our joint work to counter the challenges posed by the russian people's republic. however, pierre, of course, far from his president, joe biden, was mistaken so many tim

in salisbury, 1918, no one presents documents that confirm the stated version of the poisoning of navalnycannot give you this. and this was the most interesting explanation, uh, after all, he had. when they brought navalny to a civilian clinic, they found nothing there, they found nothing in a military clinic. and when we said, well, show us the analysis, the germans answered us, we can’t do it, because yes, you will learn about the level a of our knowledge, a in biology in the field of biological safety, uh, that we have. well, is it right, i understood you, and we found it. i just mean that with such orders with such rules. eh, just like we said. it is impossible to live like this in the last days of the soviet union. this is exactly what i wanted to end our conversation with. i know how little time you have. well, i have one question. i'm sure russia doesn't want to say. i am sure that russia is interested in some reasonable solution to the ukrainian problem. naturally, a decision that will be based on the fundamental interests of russia that even when all this happens, even if all thi

this medieval pilgrim would have gone down to salisbury cathedral on pilgrimage, would have bought iteally just in the way that we buy maybe a fridge magnet or a key ring. they were cheap, and they might have rubbed it against his shrine just to bring him a little bit of magic from the shrine. malcolm: over thpast 20 years, the river has been revitalized, especially by the clipper service. but there's a price to pay. lara: this is the remains of a medieval jetty, of a tudor jetty that was associated with henry viii's palace, which was just up here known as the palace of placentia. we're losing an awful lot on the river. an awful lot of archaeology is going. you will see when this boat comes past, actually, the amount of wake that comes in. and that is what's eroding the foreshore and tang all of this archaeology away with it. malcolm: and the remains of the medieval jetty are swallowed by old father thames. but they will reappear 12 hours later, when the river provides the next opportunity to mudlark. for the "pbs newshour," i'm malcolm brabant in greenwich. amna: hidden history right

the princess of wales has given first aid to a wounded soldier as part of a military exercise on salisbury plain today , kate also received plain today, kate also received de—mining training and viewed the weapons used by the first battalion irish guards . this was battalion irish guards. this was the royals first visit to the troops receiving her honorary appointment as royal colonel last. appointment as royal colonel last . let's bring you some news last. let's bring you some news now about prince harry. and he's in the headlines because he is due to go to court the duke of sussex, will be at the centre. a high court trial, in fact against group newspapers over phone hacking allegations. he's one of several high profile bringing action against publisher tabloid newspapers contesting the claims, arguing some have been brought late. the trial will begin on the 9th of may and last around seven weeks . cheshire police are investigating manchester city's kyle over allegations of indeed recent exposure. it's understood the incident is alleged have happened on sunday after two nil win over newc

dramatic 54—hour cave rescue in the brecon beacons two years ago and the novichok poisonings in salisburyent, is that everybody got what we call a trim practitioner, sort of looks at the trauma and can speak to somebody and you can be referred on then for your welfare. yeah, the role of paramedic is an amazing role. it's a privilege to be able to go into people's homes or different environments to provide care and treatment to people in some of the worst times. but add that to the hazardous area where there might be fires going on or risk of explosion or there's chemicals involved, or there's running water and stuff like that, it just adds an additional dynamic. but it's occasions like these that they train for, ever prepared for what the next call might bring. the family of a head teacher who took her own life after an 0fsted inspection have called for a change to a regime they said is punitive. ruth terry died injanuary after working at caversham primary school for 13 years to stop it was downgraded from outstanding to inadequate after a visit from inspectors. ruth perry, headteacher of

the princess of wales has given first aid to a wounded soldier as part of a military exercise on salisbury plain today , kate also received plain today, kate also received de—mining training and viewed the weapons used by the first battalion irish guards . this was battalion irish guards. this was the royals first visit to the troops receiving her honorary appointment as royal colonel last. appointment as royal colonel last . let's bring you some news last. let's bring you some news now about prince harry. and he's in the headlines because he is due to go to court the duke of sussex, will be at the centre. a high court trial, in fact against group newspapers over phone hacking allegations. he's one of several high profile bringing action against publisher tabloid newspapers contesting the claims, arguing some have been brought late. the trial will begin on the 9th of may and last around seven weeks . cheshire police are investigating manchester city's kyle over allegations of indeed recent exposure. it's understood the incident is alleged have happened on sunday after two nil win over newc

and as far as salisbury is concerned, and, damn it, all those, this is extremely important.ll give as an example that story five years ago, the west created and implemented a global fake global disinformation campaign, when it was invented from beginning to end the story was invented, the participants immediately accused were sentenced against our country for 5 years. there are no violins. no, no evidence. no, not a single document that we could get from them for all our requests. here is a five-year story that developed very actively on our side, as on the side that constantly demanded explanations , presented its evidence and fought for this truth. here is the answer for you today what to focus on, which russian citizen was kidnapped. and we don't know her as a judge for five years. we are talking about this ledge of consular employees to russian citizens who were so ill that he had to be right here, whether he was alive or not. at least we know it. no, this is information the british side carefully hides their whereabouts. their condition, in general, that the whole story

the princess of wales has given first aid to a wounded soldier as part of a military exercise on salisburyplain. kate's also received mining training and viewed the weapons used by first battalion irish guards . this was battalion irish guards. this was the royals first visit to the troops since receiving her honorary appointment as role colonel last year. honorary appointment as role colonel last year . that's all colonel last year. that's all for me now. i'm back in an hour now. michelle dewberry . now. michelle dewberry. thanks for that, polly. well, i am michelle dewberry and i am keeping you company right through until 7:00 this evening alongside me . i've got the alongside me. i've got the commentator joe phillips alongside me. i've got the commentatorjoe phillips and the commentator joe phillips and the political consultant alex dean. good evening. good evening . of good evening. good evening. of you. you know the drill as well, don't you? and how? it's not just those three. it is just about those three. it is very about you at home very much about you at home tonight. what's on you

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part of an exercise on salisbury plain. the latest, plain., of course, from very own royal course, from our very own royal edhon course, from our very own royal editor, grower reporter editor, hair grower reporter cameron cameron they're cameron walker. cameron they're going prince and princess. going to be prince and princess. they and andrew, a last few they are. and andrew, a last few minutes, got a bit of minutes, i've got a bit of breaking news for. you the royal family's website, been updated to titles. prince, to reflect new titles. prince, archie of sussex, princess lilibet of sussex. it is official . the sussexes have also official. the sussexes have also released a statement that says the children's titles have been a birthright since their grandfather became monarch. this matter has been settled for some time in alignment with buckingham palace. so in the eyes of the sussexes and perhaps those behind the scenes at buckingham palace , when the buckingham palace, when the queen elizabeth ii passed away, they automatically became prin