die schlimme vergangenheit und sein äh nicht so schönen dingen, die er da gemacht hat, hat er gleichnsch so offen und ehrlich ist, dann ist das eine sehr gute basis, dann wird er mich auch nicht hintergehen, und das hat mich beeindruckt, gott hat ihn wirklich recht geleitet, er hat ihn aus dem morast rausgeholt und auf die richtige bahn geschupst, also nach ein zeitraum von zwei monaten, dann haben wir dann wirklich den sack zubinden können, haben die entscheidung getroffen, hab jetzt ist es in nägel mit köpfe gemacht und jetzt haben wir soweit uns kennengelernt und sollten wir doch." geben, klar waren wir auch verliebt, also natürlich, also am anfang sieht man sich ja auch mit rosa, roter brille und so, ne, und die chemie hat ja auch gestimmt und die ansichten waren ja auch in ordnung und wir sind miteinander klar gekommen und entweder geht's oder es geht nicht, da muss man dann auf risiko gehen. magst du runterspringen, super klasse, jaran sind wir gereist 2013. in gom, dann war ich in isfahan und in maschad bei imam resa und in teran, zweimal in teran, das war ein sehr, sehr posit

beim ersten mal sich schon sympathisch gefunden, aber noch nicht jetzt in dem sinn, dass es jetzt seinn. bin ja und hab dann irgendwie okay, warum ruft die nicht an, aber war mir ganz fremd, natürlich habe ich ja wissen müssen als muslim, dass man eigentlich als mann anrufen muss, sehr schön, irgendwann habe ich dann den den bruder gefragt, diesen afghanischen bruder sagte ja, ob ich doch ganz klar sei, ich habe ja gar nicht an, ich muss ja anrufen dort und nicht sie, hallo mariam john, hallo, alles klar, alhamdulillah, äh, wir sind beide geschieden und ich habe zufälligerweise einen ähm damaligen entfernten bekannten aus einer früheren moschee in einem amt wieder getroffen, ich war nämlich gerade auf wohnungssuche und ähm ich war alleine und dann hat er bisschen gestutzt und hat gesagt, oh hier warte mal, ich kenne da einen deutschen, der ist auch gerade geschieden, der sucht eine frau, und hättest du interesse, ich vereinbare ein treffen mit euch, habe ich gesagt, klar, ist kein problem. da haben uns noch mal getroffen, dann der stadt mich besucht den wetzler dann wie gesagt und war

it turned out that the athlete developed the disease after swimming in seine in personal competitionswever, this information was quickly denied by the international olympic committee at today's briefing. they say that the swim is in no way connected with the triathlete's illness. the fact that the level of this bacterium greatly exceeds the norm in the seine river can become a psychological problem. one of the guests of the olympics, a frenchman, who was initially skeptical about this news and decided to check the quality of water in the main artery of the capital of the fifth republic himself, the result shocked his social media users. this clean water, and this water is discharged from water treatment plants, the water supposedly should be normal, but in fact it is clear that it is unsuitable, everything that gets into the seine is not purified, there is everything here, there is toilet paper, unpurified water flows straight. neither athletes nor fans are happy with such a company, the internet has taken up arms with criticism against the organizers, saying how could they even come

unbedingt sein muss, aber es kam dann tag später als ich zu hause gewesen bin ja und hab dann i ruftlim, dass man eigentlich als mann anrufen muss, irgendwann habe ich dann den den bruder gefragt, diesen afghanischen bruder sagte ja ob ich doch ganz klar sei, ich habe ja gar nicht an, ich muss ja anrufen dort und nicht sie, hallo mariam chan, hallo, alles klar, alhamdulillah, wir sind beide geschieden und ich habe zufälligerweise einen damaligen... entfernten bekannten aus einer früheren moschee in einem amt wieder getroffen, ich war nämlich gerade auf wohnungssuche und ich war alleine und dann hat er ein bisschen gestutzt und hat gesagt, oh hier, warte mal, ich kenne da einen deutschen, der ist auch gerade geschieden, der sucht eine frau, und hättest du interesse, ich vereinbare ein treffen mit euch, habe ich gesagt, klar, ist kein problem, dann noch mal getroffen, dann äh der stadt, sie mich besucht in wetzler, dann wie gesagt und war noch jemand dabei, also unser erstes offizielles war an silvester, da haben wir uns im kfc getroffen, kentucky fried chicken in offenbach, halal, ken

_ have a new system to clean the river seine and _ have a new system to clean the river seine and the housing and also roads on the river seine _ housing and also roads on the river seine and _ housing and also roads on the river seine and the monde, which was not the case _ seine and the monde, which was not the case before, so it is already... it is the case before, so it is already... it is better — the case before, so it is already... it is better. been talking to the la people and brisbane in 2028 and 2032. what would you say to them? you need to anticipate very early in the process. — you need to anticipate very early in the process, stay with your budget because _ the process, stay with your budget because at— the process, stay with your budget because at the end of the day it is always— because at the end of the day it is always a _ because at the end of the day it is always a pressure on budget and be ambitious — always a pressure on budget and be ambitious i— always a pressure on budget and be ambitious. i think it's very important to be ambitious, to think bil important to

in general, the seine has such a history of pollution that it seems that it is basically impossible tot today, if someone suddenly did not know that every year from one. rivers catch up to 350 tons of all kinds of garbage, from household waste to tvs, electric scooters and even whole cars. in addition, samples taken about 5 months ago showed the presence of only 100 ml of water and hay of thousands of pathogenic particles that cause digestive disorders , although this is still not so bad, because last year similar particles were detected in the amount of 2,000 with the standard of less than 900 units. in the seventies, the seine was generally considered technically dead patch... the quality of water in it could survive only three species of fish, and long-term conservation measures with great difficulty expanded the fauna to 25 species, for comparison in the moscow river, despite the fact that it is not distinguished by special frequency, feels good at least 35. finally, we must not forget about the thousands of tons of uncollected garbage on the streets of paris, which is washed into

with the games it was an enormous challenge and the seine clean—up is notjust challenge and the seine not just about the olympic competitions, cleaning up the river is about helping to clean up the oceans and the sea, ensuring a city like paris can adapt to the expected temperature changes. scientists are predicting temperatures of 50 celsius in a city like paris that means an unlivable city if we do not adapt and make room for nature. china's dominance of the diving in paris continues. they've now won seven out of seven gold medals... with only one more event to come before they complete a possible clean sweep. chen yiwen is the latest to take another olympic title winning the 3 metres springboard. on the water, rather than in it, new zealand's most decorated olympian of all time lisa carrington has won a record—extending seventh canoe sprint gold medal. now 35 years old carrington claimed the kayak double 500 metres title alongside alicia hoskin. they pipped hungary's silver—winning pair while germany and the second hungarian team shared bronze. carrington�*s first gold came back at

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it and did not see any connection between the e. coli in athletes and the quality of water in the seineo speaks for the city mayor on issues of: sports and the olympic games. we do not know what claire michel is sick with, but i can say for sure that this story has generated a lot of false information. for example, they talked about hospitalization, when she simply went to see a doctor. local clinic. in addition, there are many other sick people in the olympic village who are not related to triathlon. i do not know what she is sick with, but to date we have not been able to establish any connection between sick athletes and the quality of water in the seine. in general, no politician in france will speak frankly, and on the issue of pollution of the seine, this is already obvious. well, here, users of social networks, it means, have already begun to show their attitude to what is happening in paris, they have chosen a new symbol. with a certain smile we tell quite calmly, it would probably be unpleasant to tell how our athletes sleep on cardboard beds or sleep on the street, or god forb

-— river seine.illiant. lovely to talk to you. thank you so much forjoining us on bbc news. helen glover. before we let you go outlets to show you what the medals table is telling us. a change at the top of the medals table. the us has taken over the number one spot from china. it now has 2a metals. australia is third with 50 gold medals. france, 13 gold medals for the host nation. great britain on 12. always important for the host nation to do really well. in the same way that london gb did very well in london in 2012. there is a big night at the stat to france later on this evening. will be bringing you all the latest as we always do from the olympic games in paris. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. not a bad day all in all across the board. we will have low pressure sitting to the north of scotland. that will bring a windier day across the northern half of the country and most of the showers will be here. the fewer showers, the further south that you are. the winds are not quite as stron

russian the press, and the european one, the idea of ​​using the seine to hold competitions, of courseparticularly unsuccessful, and one of the symbols, then the olympics became an athlete who vomits after a swim, there are many videos from local residents who confirm that the river is really dirty, experiments were conducted there with a magnet, they pulled out all kinds of garbage from it in multiple quantities, but this is expected, this is already a miscalculation of the organizers, which cannot be turned into ... in general , the seine has such a history of pollution that it is impossible to clean it up it is, apparently, unrealistic in principle today. if someone suddenly did not know, up to 350 tons of all kinds of garbage are fished out of the river bottom every year, from household waste to tvs, electric scooters and even entire cars. in addition, samples taken about 5 months ago showed the presence of only 100 ml of water and hay, thousands of pathogenic particles that cause gastrointestinal upset, although this is still not so bad, because last year. similar particles were d

the fifth time the river seine. the fifth time theissue the river seine.issue forced a familiarisation event to be cancelled. the men's triathalon was postponed, the mixed took place but the pollution levels were unsafe. but the organisers say the women and men's 10k say the women and men's10k marathon swim also go ahead. duplantis promised a big party with little sleep after defending his pole vault and he it will up the stade de france with a performance to define the games. he easily won gold for breaking the record for the ninth time. the king and queen of sweden were watching on last night and came to congratulate him in person. what more can he achieve in the sport? ifeel like i have a lot of higher heights in me. i don't care about the future now. i'm enjoying this moment very much. i'm going to enjoy what i've done. be row of myself and enjoy it with my family and close ones and that's about it. i don't worry about anything. the future will come. i will enjoy this. the future will come. i will enjoy thie— the future will come. i will enjoy this. th

talking about their water quality of the seine. i their water quality of the seine.e of that on the website. south korea's badminton world number one an se—young won the gold medal in the women's singles event this morning. on her olympic debut, the 22—year—old won 2—0 in the final against china's he bingjao — the chinese player hit her last shot long to give victory to the south korean, who took the final game 21—16. and the action continues on the track today with karsten warholm looking to defend his 400 metres hurdles crown. the champion was impressive in the heats. world record holder warholm held off home hope clement ducos down the final few metres to win his race in 47.57 seconds — the fastest time of the day, at the stade de france. tokyo silver medallist rai benjamin and bronze winner dos santos will be determined to knock him off the top of the podium. the final of that comes later this week. there was no gold medal for simone biles, at the bercy arena after an uncharacteristic fall in the women's beam final. there was no gold medal for simone biles, at th

grief, then also with all talakoy, helps each other. at that time in winter they tied the lard on a seineh person, if there are about five or seven people, then each tied 5-10 m, came, fished, each untied his own piece of the house, dried it out so that it would last longer, we restore the old venter, as we call it. it was possible to catch both fish and crayfish with it before, now for the museum, what i restore, what new i do, here are the plans big. at 11-12 we set the grids, it’s already closer to night, and in the morning it’s dark, already at 4-0 on the water, for 3-4 hours, i slept no more than a day, our stove is still on fire. we will combine business with pleasure, we will warm our sides so as not to get sick, and we will be ready, because when the hungry lord comes, we will be in heaven. i'm watering, they're watering, they're showering, they're digging, yes! well, for one potato, of course, the soup will not be ready, we have a secret, a secret, from this kutya, pearl barley in a scientific way, because it seems like kutya, we also add here, so it was light, so that everyone w

and again about the seine ditch in paris.the swimmers' training before the olympic competitions was cancelled due to the unsuitability of the water in the river. nothing new, this is already the fifth cancellation during the olympics. but just recently the mayor of the french capital said that she and all the local residents were happy that they managed to achieve the disinfection of the seine and its. cleanliness. grodno neman beat brest away in the group round match of the ruslan soley cup. the red and black opened the scoring at the end of the first twenty minutes, bastrykin was accurate, after that the southerners restored parity at the start of the second half, 3:1. i want to be happy for our fans for the team. we haven't experienced these winning emotions for a long time, for which we are very grateful, and you hear them. they support us, in the third period they played more simply, more strictly, and so, well done, guys, they fought, won the play-offs, that's why they won, from other results of the game day we will not

the olympic triathlon tournament on the seine was sensational, or better yet, seine-sanctioned.ke place. the competition will become clear soon. the competition will take place in 5 days. the barge is approaching the future site of the pags-2 nuclear power plant, on its board is a cargo that the whole of hungary is now waiting for, without exaggeration, it is transporting a huge steel structure called a melt trap, its weight is more than 700 tons, this is the first large-sized equipment from russia that is supplied for the future... this is a development of russian engineers, specifically to ensure the safety of the nuclear unit, this is one of the safety elements, such a construct was made, in the event of very serious accidents, it will allow to retain the molten nuclear fuel and prevent it from penetrating into the ground further with some consequences for ecology. the melt trap is a five-story high installation. it took 50 days from central russia to hungary, from volgodonsk along the don to the black sea to turkish istanbul, through romanian constantia, further to the danub

the first gold medal of day m at the paris olympics was also the final one to be won in the river seine. the water quality has been a constant source of concern both before and during the games with a number of training sessions and one race postponed. but one of those involved in the marathon swimming event on friday praised paris 2024 organisers�* attempts to clean the river seine. saying it set "good precedent" for other nations. in the water it was a succesful day for hungary. kristof rasovszky improved on his silver in tokyo by winning the title in1 hour 50 minutes and just over two seconds ahead of germany's oliver klemet. hungary's david betlehem took bronze. four swimmers failed to finish the race. while sweden's victorjohansson didn't race citing health concerns about the water quality. we are going to leave our sport coat on and take you to reach crown court now and the sentencing ofjordan paolo who is being sentenced for publishing material that could stir up publishing material that could stir up racial hatred. let's listen in. words or behaviour likely to cause harassment o

this includes the state of the seine river, the purification of which emmanuel macron personally braggederal times. but if on paper the water was put in order, then in fact, the triathletes who swam in it could not hold back their nausea. worse, one of the athletes, belgian claire michel, was hospitalized with e. coli, and it was not the russian press that reported this, but the european one. the idea use. here the seine for holding competitions, of course, turned out to be particularly unsuccessful, and one of the symbols, therefore, of the olympics was an athlete who vomits after swimming, there are many videos from local residents who confirm that the river is really dirty, experiments were conducted there with a magnet , they pulled out all kinds of garbage from it in multiple quantities, but this is expected, this is already a miscalculation of the organizers, which will not be possible to turn to russia, in general, the seine has such a history of pollution. that it is apparently impossible to clean it today, in principle unreal, if someone suddenly did not know, up to 350 tons of

the idea of ​​using the seine for competitions, of course, turned out to be particularly unfortunate,symbols, therefore, of the olympics was an athlete who vomited after swimming. there are many videos from local residents who confirm that the river is really dirty and experiments were conducted there. with fire they pulled out all kinds of garbage from it in multiple quantities, but this is expected, this is already a miscalculation of the organizers, which will not be possible to turn to russia. in general, the seine has such a history of pollution that cleaning it today, apparently, in principle is unrealistic, if someone suddenly did not know, every year up to 350 tons of all kinds of garbage are caught from one river, from household waste to televisions, electric scooters and even whole cars. in addition, samples taken about 5 months ago showed the presence of only 100. water and hay and thousands of pathogenic particles that cause gastrointestinal upset , although this is not so bad, because last year similar particles were detected in the amount of 2.0 with the standard of less

you were in the seine. yeah. of the seine, but you actually went in the seine as well. what was that like? idid, yeah. and that was very challenging. i've done three olympics now where i've photographed in the water one of the open water swim events. but this was very unusual because it was the current that was the issue, and it was just a very fast moving river. so i wasn't worried so much about the health, bacteria people were talking about. it was more that i was worried i was going to float down the river and end up in the field of play. were you ok afterwards? any tummy troubles? no, i've been fine. that's great. yeah. so as all the athletes have been pretty much. yeah, yeah. and, abby, let's take a look at another photo of yours. and this one is of the romanian gymnast sabrina monica voinea. i wanted to ask you, how difficult is it to capture moments like this during a gymnastics event? because they are... you just don't know what they're going to do. yeah, right. it's something that i love covering gymnast

photo finish to claim the title of world's fastest man after athletes get sick after swimming in the seine river. ♪ ♪ >>> from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> linsey: good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. as we come on the air, millions in florida up and down the eastern seaboard are bracing for debby and the impact that's expected to last well into the week. debby is moving north through the gulf, churning up the surf on florida's west coast. these images are from near fort meyers and the storm is gaining strength in the warmer than usual waters and the temperatures are 45 degrees above normal. debby is helping to snarl air travel about thousands of flight cancellations and delays today. we have team coverage tonight and we begin with abs's chief meteorologist ginger zee. ginger, this is supposed to make landfall tomorrow morning and i know you think we'll be talking about this storm for several days. >> reporter: exactly, linsey. we are talking about the initial impacts in florida, but the story w

coli in the seine.e has been going on during the seine has been going on during the height of the games. the women's marathon swimming event is scheduled for tomorrow morning and the men's on friday morning. as you mentioned, we had that mouth the mixed relay, spain taken god, ecuador in silver and australia silver. —— spain taking gold. we had the hundred metre women's how do, and good news for the team gb �*s cindy, she finishes second place. the semifinals for that would take place on final. with the final happening on final. with the final happening on saturday, fingers crossed we will see that costs do live in that final. in the 15 metre final, team usa took home the gold and break a new 0lympic record time butjosh also broke the british records are very quick race for them. we also saw skye brown, 16—year—old skateboarder, who took home the prize after dislocating her shoulder but today is the immense park skating event. you not see a teenager for skating event. you not see a teenagerfor team gb s

the women were first to dive into the seine and their race was close until the final lap of the run,eaugrand pulled clear of switzerland's julie derron with great britain's beth potter in third. derron says they had no concerns over the water quality. the swimming was fine during the race. we know that they took samples this morning. they take a little time to analyse so we don't know the results, obviously. and yeah, we'll trust the authorities and organisers that they keep us safe, and so we had a safe race today. great britain's rowers failed to win a single gold in tokyo three years ago, bringing homejust two medals but they have a gold on the board with an incredible finish in the womens quadruple sculls. with 200 metres to go, they trailed the netherlands but pulled it back to take victory with the final stroke. lauren henry, lola anderson, hannah scott and georgina brayshaw won it by 0.15 of a second. they were seventh in tokyo. this is the first time team gb has won the men's or women's event. netherlands won the men's quad. to walk away with the gold this time, i don't think

after concerns had been raised about the water quality in the river seine, the women's triathlon goldde says she's competed in worse conditions. familiarisation events had to be cancelled five times, and the men's triathlon also had to be postponed. the mixed triathlon took place as scheduled on monday but a day later, pollution levels were deemed unsafe. despite the issues, beuagrand won france's first ever triathlon medal, and says she was always confident the race would go ahead. when they ask us those questions i say we have swim in worse than that river. i don't think it was that great. no—one was actually sick about it, so we race the seine the year before for the test event and no—one was sick after that, so i knew there was very i was really confident. he's surely the fairy tale story of paris 202a. leon marchand enjoyed a golden week in the pool — winning four gold medals on his olympic debut — and at a home games too. the 22—year—old is arguably the biggest break—out athlete. 12 days ago he had 200,000 followers on instagram — he's now up to 1.2 million. he's been refecting

day 14, and we have had that gold medal race of the men's marathon swimming in the river seine.e seine have been completed and with there's water quality concerns, thatis with there's water quality concerns, that is now finished, and the seine will be back in action for the paralympics. taking you back to last night if i may. it was a hollywood script at the bercy arena, where the usa beat serbia 95 591 indie basketball finals. the usa were under a lot of pressure but lebron james and kevin durant, stepped up when they needed to. remember that they toiled by 17 points at one stage in the second quarter, and 13 points going into the final quarter, so they can celebrate getting into another gold medal match in the basketball. �* . , another gold medal match in the basketball. �* ., , ., basketball. and a member of the refu . ee basketball. and a member of the refugee olympic _ basketball. and a member of the refugee olympic team _ basketball. and a member of the refugee olympic team was - basketball. and a member of the | refugee olympic team was beaten basketball. and a member of

the seine is swimmable." >> it was an iconic event, the seine. i had no issues in there, as well. i feel absolutely fine. >> reporter: and david, katie ledecky has two more events this week, two more chances to break more records and cement her status as the best female swimmer of all time. david? >> david: she is incredible. james longman in paris again tonight. thank you, james. >>> back here at home tonight, one note on the economy now. the federal reserve's strongest signal yet that an interest rate cut is approaching. the fed leaving interest rates unchanged today. they remain at a 23-year high. but fed chief jerome powell saying because inflation and employment are in better balance, a rate cut that would affect everything from mortgage rates to credit card rates, quote, could be on the table this september. >>> when we come back tonight, the harrowing rescue. a 14-month-old toddler trapped inside a pipe just 12 inches in diameter and up to 12 feet deep. how first responders got him out, and you'll see this in a moment. >>> then the shark attack right off hilton head island

also the triathlon held today after concerns about pollution in the seine. the swimmers battling the river's current. >>> and in tennis the americans knocking out spain's dream team as rafael nadal played his final match. >>> also tonight, the controversial comments by donald trump attacking kamala harris' race. the former president saying harris, quote, happened to turn black. how she is responding to that tonight. >>> just in, accused 9/11 mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed and two other alleged plotters reaching a plea deal. >>> the assassination rocking the middle east, one of hamas' top leaders killed in a strike in iran. the militant group blaming israel. will it lead to a wider war? >>> the deadly wildfires burning near denver. nearly 600 homes evacuated in the middle of the night. >>> plus, the victory 100 years in the making. meet the women of the u.s. rugby team after their must-see last-second upset. >>> and they're everywhere here in paris, t-shirts, caps, and key rings, but the question on everyone's mind, what exactly is the olympics' mascot? >>

the first gold medal of day 14 at the paris olympics was also the final one to be won in the river seineore and during the games with a number of training sessions and one race postponed. but one of those involved in the marathon swimming event on friday praised paris 2024 organisers' attempts to clean the river seine. saying it set "good precedent" for other nations. in the water it was a succesful day for hungary. kristof rasovszky improved on his silver in tokyo by winning the title ini hour 50 minutes and just over two seconds ahead of germany's oliver klemet. hungary's david betlehem took bronze. four swimmers failed to finish the race. while sweden's victorjohansson didn't race citing health concerns about the water quality. we are going to leave our sport coat on and take you to reach crown court now and the sentencing ofjordan paolo who is being sentenced for publishing material that could stir up publishing material that could stir up racial hatred. let's

also, rmc sport reported that the water quality in the seine met the standards only for two of the tentition days. russian tennis player andrey rublev defeated argentinean tomas echeveri 76-6-2 in the second round of the montreal masters. for rublev, this is his first victory in 2 years on canadian courts . another russian, daniil medvedev, was unable to advance further in the tournament grid. in the second round, he lost to spaniard alejandro davidovich fokine, who had previously knocked out another russian, roman safiulin, from the tournament. medvedev lost the first set 4:6, confidently won the second set 6:1, and also easily lost the third. karen khachanov was also unable to advance further, he lost in the second round in montreal to italian mateo arnaldi. the russian girls had a more successful day at the canadian masters. lyudmila samsonova, who defeated japanese uchijima, and anna kalinskaya, who was stronger than the ukrainian tsurenko, advanced to the next round of the tournament in toronto. also , the silver medalist of the paris olympics in doubles, diana schneider, qualifie

another example of complaints is the pollution of the river seine. the president of france had said that this river had been cleaned for the olympic games, but now, according to the associated press , a member of the belgian swimming team fell ill after swimming in this river, and the belgian swimming team decided to continue. the competitions should be cancelled, the olympics should not be held in france anymore, the athletes got sick after swimming in that river and by exerting pressure they are annoyed by the taste and complain about the immoral scenes of the opening that are still circulating in the virtual space. after 100 years, you hosted the olympics and you decide to do something like this? one of the most frequent complaints is people's complaints about the presence of the zionist regime in the paris olympics. in some competitions, their anthem was mocked. and in some areas of france. protests were held with the slogan "boycott israel". some of them showed their complaints in the virtual space. israel has harmed the people by committing the

. —— seine.early sterns, no one can plan for that but my understanding from a couple of hours ago that there was a surfeit of fake news going around with the report on the belgian athlete, he has not gone to hospital, is merely checked into the clinic in the village and it is back in his room and is fine. michael payne talk to me a bit earlier. the triathlon mixed relay happened today and. earlier, i spoke to journalist tim heming, who reacted to the triathlon developments. after the men's race we were meant to be talking but was pushed back but they've managed to the races out of they've managed to the races out of the way and get everything done in the way and get everything done in the mixed relay today was just fantastic. tremendous sprint finish towards the end and for the exciting stuff. ., ., , ., stuff. photo finish at the end similar to — stuff. photo finish at the end similar to the _ stuff. photo finish at the end similar to the 100 _ stuff. photo finish at the end similar to the 100 m

in fairness , it should be noted that perhaps the seine should not be blamed for all the troubles, because apparently there were plenty of opportunities to get poisoned at the olympics. british swimmer adam pitty said that athletes eating in the olympic village in paris found worms in their food, his words are quoted in an article by the deal mail newspaper. at the olympics in rio de janeiro and tokyo the food was incredible, but here there is no sufficient number of protein food options, long queues with a wait time of up to 30 minutes. athletes are simply punished, i want to eat meat, i need it for my performances, why should i change anything? i like fish, and people find worms in it. outrage over the nutrition at the olympics was expressed by the athlete of the great britain national field hockey team giselle ansley. she admitted that at... in paris, she came across poorly cooked, almost raw meat in her dishes, this certainly created a health risk. the state duma advised those who fell ill after swimming in the hay athletes to sue the organization. russian scientists have discovered hu

rmc sport also reported that the water quality in the seine met the standards for only two competitionout of ten. russian tennis player andrey rublev defeated argentinean tomas martin echeveri 76-62 in the second round of the master. in montreal, this is rublev's first victory in 2 years on canadian courts. another russian, daniil medvedev, was unable to advance further in the tournament grid. in the second round, he lost to spaniard alejandro davidovich fokina, who had previously knocked him out of the tournament.

nature, bloomberg writes about this, emphasizing that it is not only about the pollution of the famous seine and thames, many european cities have centuries-old infrastructure that is simply not suitable for processing the huge amount of waste, households and industries, while the european union has wastewater treatment rules that most countries do not comply with, notes ... bloomberg. because of this , the european commission has already filed a lawsuit against italy, greece, spain. several more states are on queues. the latvian authorities are putting the russian dom moskvy center, which was nationalized at the beginning of the year, up for auction. the bidding starts tomorrow. the starting price of the objects - the building and the land - is 3.5 million euros. they want to use the funds received to support ukraine. the russian embassy has already stated that it considers the transfer of the cultural center to state ownership an act of tyranny and robbery. the swiss history of social contempt, how children were turned into underage slaves, mass removals from families without '. exploitati

they had been infected earlier during a single swim on the seine.y before it became known that the belgian team withdrew from the mixed relay in triathlon. one of its participants, michelle claire. she has been in the hospital for several days with e. coli, also after a solo swim of the pass. polluted water in the river was one of the main concerns of the organizers even before the start of the olympics, but french president macron announced the successful purification of the water. olympic champion in swimming at a distance of 100 m backstroke, italian thomas ciccone, was captured sleeping right on the street in the olympic village. the fact is that he complained about the lack of air conditioning and ... a cold in the room, which does not allow him to fully recover. the swimmer said that during the tokyo games the organization was more high level. previously, other athletes also criticized the conditions in the olympic village, for example, the us tennis player cory gaow said that part of her team simply went to live in other places because of the

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a sea of ​​problems in the french river, one and a half billion dollars have not made the seine saferhletes are poisoned and withdrawn from competitions. we show the world the truth about the past and present of the country. betlya radio company is 30 years old. maintain export and production volumes as much as possible. the prospects are being discussed at the independence palace today development of the country's tobacco industry. the issue is under strict control, because this is an important source of budget replenishment; back in the beginning of 2000 , a number of decisions were made that made it possible to load the work of the factory. 6 years ago the investment was realized. he drove the country into a hole of debt, or rather an abyss. zelensky has become a record holder for increasing ukraine's commitments. during his time in power, they increased by almost $74 billion, almost the same amount was employed under the first five presidents of the country. according to ukrainian ministry of finance, public debt exceeded $152 billion. a record 88.4% of gdp. against the backdrop o

swimming in the seine and then cycling and running past many of the iconic sites in one of the world'svery briefly, about 20 seconds left, but what are you watching for this weekend? i am a tennis guy, and sunday is carlos alcaraz against novak djokovic, i don't know how many more times these two players are going to play. one is the greatest of all time, the other might eventually be the greatest of all time, and it is this great intergenerational matchup between djokovic and alcaraz, but also because it's the olympics, between spain and serbia. stay tuned, we have more coming up stay tuned, we have more coming up at the top of the hour on bbc news. hello there. for part two of the weekend, it looks like low pressure will be affecting more north—western parts of the country, whereas further south, thanks to the ridge of high pressure, we should see a lot of dry and settled weather. quite a bit of cloud around on sunday, but some sunny spells here and there and conditions turning wetter and windier thanks to this area of low pressure across northern ireland and western scotland as we g

other athletes in the olympic village are also sick, but they did not swim in the seine. the deputy mayor condemns false information, in particular about claire michel, a participant in the belgian relay, who fell ill a few days after swimming in a paris river. it had been 4 days since the competition. so a lot could have happened. in 4 days, paris really turned the idea of ​​the olympic games upside down. the sports world is discussing a new victim in the women's boxing tournament: the hungarian anna hamari had to take on algerian iman khililiw. in between rounds - a cry from the heart. he is a man, i can't win. algerian representative imankhy lift failed the gender test at the world boxing championships last year, as did linting from taiwan, both already in the semifinals of the olympics. the coach is a loser. in the quarterfinals , the bulgarian athlete showed journalists a sheet of paper save women's boxing xx, referring to female chromosomes. for girls who only 15 years ago won the right to compete in the olympic ring, this is a blow below the belt , as two-time olym

they got infected received earlier during a single swim in the seine.before it became known that the belgian team withdrew from the mixed relay in the triathlon. one of its participants michelle claire has been in the hospital for several days with e. coli, also after the single swim in the seine, polluted water in the river was one of the main... shifts also criticized the conditions in the olympic village in paris, for example, us tennis player corey goov said that part of her team simply left to live in other places because of the very cramped rooms. swedish handball players bought their own mattresses because the ones they had were too hard, the british complained at the start of the olympics about the lack of food in the olympic village canteen. the international olympic committee knew about the two athletes who failed the gender test, but still. the gender scandal continues in the paris olympics, iman khililif from algeria and lin yueting from taiwan reached the semi-finals of the women's boxing tournament and guaranteed themselves medals, but the

in general, the seine has such a history of pollution that cleaning it today, apparently, in principlealistic, if someone suddenly did not know, every year up to 350 tons of all kinds of garbage are fished out from the bottom of the river, from household waste to televisions, electric scooters and even entire cars. in addition, samples taken about 5 months ago showed the presence of ... thousands of pathogenic particles that cause upset digestive tract, although this is not so bad, because last year similar particles were detected in the amount of 200 with the standard. less than 900 units, in the seventies the wall was generally considered technically dead, only three species of fish were able to survive in it due to the sealed quality of water, and long-term environmental measures with great difficulty expanded the fauna to 25 species. for comparison in moscow, despite the fact that it does not differ in particular frequency, at least 35 feel quite well. finally, we must not forget about the thousands of tons of uncleaned garbage on the streets of paris, which is washed into the hay