shire forget the wealthy forty -fourth man in a remote village hid in 1758 people, including 950 children. 1,000 punishers killed each in a couple of hours and only in 1958 on a plaster knee. a concrete soldier became here in 2009. they began to lead the road to the shaft here, because before it was almost impossible to get to alala, it turned out to be a whole dish of human bones left in the village. uh, let's say the shadows, the structure of the memorial. it was historically predetermined was the street was in the memory of the village was the place where people died, and all this was rethought. vaughn, that 62 years stood guard over the memory. now at the most numerous mass grave of the svetlogorsk region. here, 3,000 soldiers of the red army volunteer to leave, we do this with a pure soul and love, because we understand what a huge sacrifice our belarusian people made. a more eloquent place about the war than this empty classroom with a river of blood in the agro-town, the red coast. here is a memorial in memory of those kids who never i saw a peaceful sky because of the nazis and fr

. — shire horses. just looked so peaceful, doesn't _ shire horses. just looked so peaceful, doesn't it to 21, more likely around the glasgow area. this evening and overnight will still have the cloud around the north and west of scotland. if you follow it around you can see her to it comes in across eastern england, go south and potentially as far west as east wales. still the brisk wind across the far south—east and english channel. these are the temperatures in towns and cities. in rural areas under clear skies temperatures could get close to freezing. something you can bear in mind if you have been putting out tender plants in the last few days. tomorrow, still a lot of dry weather and sunshine. the best sunshine will be in parts of the north and the west. you can see the north and the west. you can see the cloud again coming in across the north sea overnight. a little bit on the east coast. some of it will linger for much of the day. still the brisk wind in the south—east and the brisk wind in the south—east and the english channel. temperatures 24 in glasgow, possibly 25. if anyth

assault company sold everything at least one tank and several armored vehicles . of the land army of the shire option comes out with the transfer of tanks to selected machines by this assault company. strong are storming, that is, when there this assault force of rashis fights on the maximum large number of groups with the minimum size , well, that is, instead of 15 in one wave, now 5-6 can go, just in order to at least maintain the count of this manpower the intensity of the attacks from one side really turns out that the russians suffered very catastrophic losses under bakhmut because if god came out of these kirby dinosaurs. now they are fighting for bahmuti, it is from one side, otaka is a very significant victory of the armed forces under bahmut, expectations of a counteroffensive from the other side, russia is still holding well, still a significant array of forces because, well, after all, 26,000 bayonets - it's not about only the corps of the army, it's for one option, we will execute approximately all the manpower they have along the front line. therefore, hmm, you know, on the one ha

over the last two years that station in york shire asked on average birds almost 20,000 tons of trees every single day. releasing and of carbon into the atmosphere . during that time while our constituents have struggled with their heating bills the private company running axis received 1 and a half million pounds of sun city 's energy policy every day. this is to continue until 2027. can i ask the prime minister will be stepped in and review this protest and source of energy policy which incentivizesdeforestation on the no contribution to emergency ? >> we're not with contract, contract details of one of our record is since #was established in missions have fallen by all 50 percent while at the same time we grow the economy bytwo thirds . but at the same time because of the way we regulate renewable energies we seen offshore in the line from 140 pounds per hour around 40, showing a regulatory system that is working delivering lower-cost renewal energy for his families . >> mister speaker collision is a search of modern-day society. my rules cease about microfiber micro plastic filter

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tournament will take place tomorrow against the russians , representatives of brazil, wilde alpha-shire have morex, of course, i expect more than usual at roland goros. but i know it 's important to use that confidence not to get overconfident. if you can put it that way, because it's dangerous sometimes you think that after such a good game it will be easy, then in the first round there will be problems. i have been in this situation many times. and just wanna try to show good tennis. here at roland goros evaluates the chance for the title, the expected bookmaker gives preference to the first racket of the world al-ka rasul and the experienced djukavic in the triumph of the second racket of the world. medvedev believes less. although daniil, unlike maria rublev, got into the light half of the grid and can only meet the two main favorites of the french helmet in the final. in the women's grid, the russians do not include the number of tournament favorites, however , they are able to present surprises , hitting the main draw has already become a surprise for many, rounderos, a very young

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this weekend, do not miss the premieres of russia 24 tv channel a new investigation by eduard petrov shiringsions two beware of a rental car users of carsharing do not stop getting reports of accidents across the country. it’s just that wildness is more convenient than you can think of a selfie and you want to go. wherever your eyes look, you have been fined 1 million 31,000 rubles. moscow tretya magistralnaya street regular flight and this category of vehicles. we pay close attention if the left in the lane thought that you would not be noticed by someone driving a car sharing. yeah, squad today. in the trans-baikal territory, employees there and services switched to round-the-clock modes have increased significantly. how did you manage to cope with the gushing and what plans will he tell? here is our entire guide. here you can. sleeping on hard, film-covered seats this driver has been sleeping for days on a brand new truck. he received it in china and drove it to russia for a long time stood in line at the border crossing point and entered his homeland when food supplies were already runni

over the last two years that station in york shire asked on average birds almost 20,000 tons of trees every single day. releasing and of carbon into the atmosphere . during that time while our constituents have struggled with their heating bills the private company running axis received 1 and a half million pounds of sun city 's energy policy every day. this is to continue until 2027. can i ask the prime minister will be stepped in and review this protest and source of energy policy which incentivizesdeforestation on the no contribution to emergency ? >> we're not with contract, contract details of one of our record is since #was established in missions have fallen by all 50 percent while at the same time we grow the economy bytwo thirds . but at the same time because of the way we regulate renewable energies we seen offshore in the line from 140 pounds per hour around 40, showing a regulatory system that is working delivering lower-cost renewal energy for his families . >> mister speaker collision is a search of modern-day society. my rules cease about microfiber micro plastic filter

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richard broke shire as a u. s. army veteran and co founder of the black veterans project and caitlin constantine is the u. s. marine corps veteran and founding member of gamers for peace. a group dedicated to speaking truth to war in digital spaces, in order to counter military recruitment. i want to thank you all for joining me on up front, caitlin, i'm going to start with you. 2022 was the worst year for military recruitment since the us draft ended in 1973 with the army in particular, struggling to meet its goals. military officials have pointed to the fact just 23 percent of young people ages 17 to 2324, excuse me. meet the military's health and fitness and academic standards. you counsel young people about recruitment. what would you say are the main factors that keep prospective recruits from joining? i think they're correct and that a lot of the immigration would not qualify for military service in the 1st place. additionally, i do think that kenzie the generation after us. i do think that they are much m

alexander kolotushkin remembers his parade, all in the ranks and equipment front and we went 10 to 20 in shiring engines of military equipment during the head of the column of the car of the war years goes, modern military equipment. t-90 tanks armored vehicles. akhmat armored car. lynx tiger fighting vehicles infantry third generation equipment. in the truest sense of the word, since the zone of the special military operation has recently returned to take part in the parade. here in stalingrad , the famous soviet aircraft completed the parade. an-2. the celebration of victory day in stalingrad has just begun the hero of the soviet never once, who did not submit to the enemy tula a during the great patriotic war, which became the forge of weapons for the front, always meets the parade with a special feeling , the main spectators are veterans, our winners and heroes all remember victories, how they worked after the war, how they restored that one, i support my son , which has been performing the task of a specially military operation for half a year. we are his presence. this will support him and

and i am not shire want to know anything beyond that.on some level? i want to just believe what i believe and leave it like that. tomi: one of the things about pets is they can't speak to you. that's the virtue of pets over i don't know, a husband. i tell my husband the reason i love smoky and coda so much is they can't talk back. guy: what if you found out your pets would live. >> i think all dogs are secretly liberals. maybe my animals are liberal. i would like to think not, but you never know. >> i like to say these over my husband. and the husband is relatively new. joey: we have two dogs. my dog tucker who is made for hunting. then his little brother is a frenchy named chief. if you could hear what chief is thinking, it would be complete silence. they want food and that's about it. animals show us how simple life should be. we mess it up with our overcommunicating and over thinking and overdramatizing. we don't need them to talk to us. kat: i have a frenchy, too. i took him for a walk around the block, and he's so happy. >> he knows

motorsport uk moved to oxford shire in 2020 and is hoping events like this can show how accessible drivingng on for disabled people, great- can be. the stuff going on for disabled people, great to - can be. the stuff going on for| disabled people, great to see. getting people out, getting them involved in showing them into competitive sports. you're watching bbc news with up to major story here in the uk. thousands of nurses in england are involved in the biggest day of strike action so powerful to the royal college of nursing wants the government to increase its latest pay offer. about half the affected by today's industrial action for the prc and has guaranteed a minimum level of cover for intensive care units here's our help correspondent sophie hutchinson. nurses on the picket line determined to have their voices heard of a dispute over pay and conditions. i've been a nurse for 15 years and he just i've been a nurse for 15 years and hejust got i've been a nurse for 15 years and he just got worse and worse. staffing is caught, our pay is cut but patient care is always excellent. the sta

last night in huddersfield there was york shire euphoria.h. it will be a roller coaster across the next few days. breaking news in the next few days. breaking news in the last couple of minutes. the efl clubs have voted through a record five year live tv coverage with sky sports, worth £935 million. a thousand matches our broadcasters stream d season. that was voted on unanimously today. they've also agreed to keep that blackout period between quarter to three and quarter past five on saturday afternoons. that to remain in place without no games will be broadcast during that time. in the premier league, leaders arsenal play newcastle on sunday, which means that manchester city will return to the top tomorrow if they beat leeds united . if they beat leeds united. it will sam allardyces first game in charge of leeds, their third manager of the season, who has been brought in to try and keep them up. michael brown has been speaking to the football news show�*s ben croucher about how the leeds players will have to adapt quickly to the allardyce

magnitude if the fed had started raising rates more dramatically early on a 200 basis-point moving shire their first move certainly there's lots of underwear securities that remain so i think today was on the margin, i guess i would call it a mistake, but i think the market was completely prepared for this exact press conference, this exact statement from the fed, it's extremely not committal, but i would suspect they won't raise interest rates again. >> there was a lot going in, even if the market was prepared, that they may in fact do nothing. hold on just a second. i want to bring in steve liesman just gout out of conference. you mentioned there's a crisis in the country, and i said to you after 3:00, you may be saying but the fed raised again anyone in fact that's what they did powell saided situation improved, and while he was talking, i went back and looked. the kbw is down 30% over the past month $400 billion has left the banks system but to jeffrey's comments earlier powell put a more do muchish spin on it we're not anticipating, we're not sure, but we're looking to hike more. po

. >> lawrence: once a pie fear for employee pampering they weren't shire about their pampered perks fromnge on budget cuts. incentives on the chopping block include free massages, shuttles, dry cleaning, fitness, snack. what are y'all doing? employees saying good-bye to their daily host of fun free business. abby hornacek is the host of fun nation park. i mean i don't get my dry cleaning. >> i just picked up mine yesterday, a hundred bucks. i'm like, what the heck are we doing here. >> lawrence: i get it, you want to keep employees there but some of this is a little ridiculous. it's like they were their full blown maid and assistant. >> truly. i've actually been inside of a google office before and it's like a mix between willy wonka and the chocolate factory and whole foods. it's amazing. so i can understand why people are upset. we poke fun at maybe the fact they don't get their dried manning os now and whatever other perks but the fact of the matter is, you know what, say their paid, i don't know the individual pay of employees but let's say their pay is not reflecting what they want

shire hall in chelmsford in the 11 years since it closed.t being lying vacant for the last 11 years. essex county council says the heating is kept on at a low level to protect the grade two listed building from damp and mould. the owners of london irish have been given an extra week to sell the rugby club, which is £30 million in debt. the rugby football union has said the premiership side risks suspension from the league next season. the club are currently in talks with an american consortium over its sale. let's see how the tubes is looking at this time of the morning. and for all the latest travel particularly on this strike day, head to your bbc local radio station for regular updates throughout the morning. now onto the weather. hello there, good morning. the weather stays pretty similar as we head through the rest of the week. high pressure keeps us dry and settled, but we are set to stay with the north—easterly wind. there will be some areas of cloud around at times, especially through the mornings, but also some sunshine. in the best

admiration for natzis and adl spy infiltrated group in kentucky and reported that he overheard burke shirehitler and they discover that had a likely berkshire was giving speeches to audience feature ago series theory that they found a book and walls from american soldiers killed by communist and not from jewish victims of the natzi death camps and apprised the fbi that noble was "inciting racial turmoil". university of illinois was giving talked in front of hundreds of berkshires and going for the united states. the adl program revealed society's violent tinge rhetoric and the possibility that the members carry out attacks against minority groups and two agents code name ben brisk, a play on bene brisk and john burch society and the infiltration of gun clubs and report that had when civil rights picketer showed up at a pro rally attended by thousands, the crowd moved and turned sour and ugly. they attended one saying give me a machine gun and i'll mow the them down. the critics of the united states and de-humanizing rhetoric and caught the adl's attention. when a code name positives 7, bos

represent places in the shires who are very worried obowf— shires who are very worried obowf wew— shires the most— japan later on today to meet with the most powerful leaders aunl— with the most powerful leaders aunl ane— with the most powerful leaders around the world. _ with the most powerful leaders around the world. and that means nee— around the world. and that means ne-e gang— around the world. and that means ne-e gang-rue— around the world. and that means ne-e gang-rue key- he's going to miss two key evene— he's going to miss two key events-that- he's going to miss two key events that speech, he's going to miss two key events-that speech, you events today that speech, as you say,— events today that speech, as you eat-nrlrlen — events today that speech, as you say, british chambers of say, the british chambers of commerce, chancellor making commerce, the chancellor making the commerce, the chancellor making rne eneeen— commerce, the chancellor making the speech instead— commerce, the chancellor making the speech instead ,_ commerce, the chancellor making the speech instead , he's t

i'm help to shire it has been address exclude like to thank nancy homelessness chief football receive for a quick response the municipality following on quality surance with infrastructure division at this time. the committee is currently wing on a second audit of bobble expenditures reporting 2 billion and expects to be published end of fiscal year. and the appreciation to the committee to the staff of the puc and of the controller's office for facilitating the work of the committee. also would like to call out and thank nikolas from puc and victor young and john carol from board of supervisors for their guidance and sympathy. now i will pause and a questions you may have. >> thank you. colleagues, questions, commissioner maxwell >> thank you for your work. i continue is, lot and thank you for why you were responsibles much appreciates. >> thank you. >> other questions or comments go ahead. you want to take the time to be public servant and w on this stuff is important thank you all, thank you. >> commissioner. >> thank you. >> thank you i also go ahead. please. >> thank you, preside

will be joining us with some bromance love. [ cheers and applause and we'll have music from amanda shires> jimmy: yes. plus, we have a brand new edition of "ask the fallons" where i do a walk and talk with my wife, and we answer questions about our relationship and she slowly realizes of what a mistake she's made [ laughter ] all happening tomorrow night, so be sure to check that out [ cheers and applause a "fallontine's day" special but first, what a show we have for you tonight. she directed the new movie, "cocaine bear," which is in -- [ cheers ] it's in theaters february 24th elizabeth banks is here. >> steve: come on. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: banksy banksy plus, he stars in the new film, "jesus revolution," which also hits theaters february 24th. kelsey grammer is here >> steve: whoa [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: and chef jordan andino is here tonight. he is going to help -- [ cheers and applause he's going to help tariq and i compete in the "super bowl leftovers challenge. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: so you have all these leftovers. what are you going to do with it you know, y

they call it as in english the shire light drone is used on the front line, they developed them themselvesnd ug. this everything, and their ideas. and the ukrainian panysh is ukrainian, they also have two e-e for adjusting artillery fire, but they are not used as combat ones for easy 100. and one more of the same bar fury so, e, this is definitely not israeli, the drone is not a cargo which copter. uh, turkish-made azerbaijan. this is not a breech. naturally, on this occasion, i think that this is a ukrainian craft. here is one of those that i called alexander yuryevich in your opinion. this is a media attack with, as it were, the effect of the media information space intimidation our population. it seems quite obvious to me, because they could not fulfill any military goals and tasks, our air defense worked perfectly, especially if you consider that this version is correct, that they were still launched from the territory, perhaps the russian federation , then again, once again, very carefully , i will specifically focus on our viewers. we are discussing very carefully now, because the en

i'm help to shire it has been address exclude like to thank nancy homelessness chief football receive following on quality surance with infrastructure division at this time. the committee is currently wing on a second audit of bobble expenditures reporting 2 billion and expects to be published end of fiscal year. and the appreciation to the committee to the staff of the puc and of the controller's office for facilitating the work of the committee. also would like to call out and thank nikolas from puc and victor young and john carol from board of supervisors for their guidance and sympathy. now i will pause and a questions you may have. >> thank you. colleagues, questions, commissioner maxwell >> thank you for your work. i continue is, lot and thank you for why you were responsibles much appreciates. >> thank you. >> other questions or comments go ahead. you want to take the time to be public servant and w on this stuff is important thank you all, thank you. >> commissioner. >> thank you. >> thank you i also go ahead. please. >> thank you, president ajami i want to mention that i. a p

, you know, as london— into the shires, you know, as london-very— into the shires, you know, as london, than any of those other thin if it happens, i understands this if it happens, i understand semerrrrre— this if it happens, i understand something like— this if it happens, i understand something like million eu something like 5 million eu errrzere— something like 5 million eu citizens applied— something like 5 million eu citizens applied for settled erarae— citizens applied for settled erarae ra— citizens applied for settled status in this— citizens applied for settled status in this country post erexrr. — status in this country post brexit. yeah.— status in this country post brexit. yeah. so- status in this country post brexit. “43?" status in this country post brexit. / brexit. yeah. so that probably means no tory government for the foreseeable future. a lot of those foreseeable future. a lot of rrreee peepre— foreseeable future. a lot of those people do— foreseeable future. a lot of those people do live- a lot of those people do live in london, wareh— those people do live in londo

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oh, shires, and the joint select committee was creating more problems than it was solving them. while the concerns of students and families are still acute, and we talked about that today, it has been challenging to make the committee useful when sf usd and, uh see csf have separately elected governing bodies. moreover there are many crises in both institutions and understaffing is a big one and the minutes asking the ministrations to do duplicate hearings. isn't helping our students and the institutions be more productive. the dissolution of this committee, though, is by no means a signal that we are deep prioritizing the needs of san francisco students to the contrary, youth and families, including student achievement, and overall mental health and well being are still at the very top of my priority list. and i know that's true for supervisor malgor and supervisor safa as well. i will be introducing hearings and legislation relating to these topics often over the coming years, and we will seek to hear these items that other standing board committees i have a commitment to stay

and then joshua and marie shire. thank you. commissioners. yes or no manager ginsburg. fwrat to see you again. i'm an drought bennett the now pedestrian local 16. san francisco's stage hand union. work throughout the city on theatre and entertainment. shout out to sfgovtv they are member and facilitating the meeting i appreciate them. >> thank you >> i am a city resident and parent of 2 fifthieneration san franciscans in public schools. depend on rec and park programs. excellent after sdool and summer offerings shred and butt and more. these problems made them the inference france i'm proud of. i'm here in support of approval for additional concerts. outside lands has been successful for the city. generating millions of dollars per san francisco rec and park budget over a million dollars in wages each year for our members ash lone. not including all of the other people that work on this event. and as part of the city's impact stsd for every dollar onnics it 6 of economic activity is generated within the city as a direct result. based on facts and electronic records with

i'm help to shire it has been address exclude like to thank nancy homelessness chief football receive for a quick response the municipality following on quality surance with infrastructure division at this time. the committee is currently wing on a second audit of bobble expenditures reporting 2 billion and expects to be published end of fiscal year. and the appreciation to the committee to the staff of the puc and of the controller's office for facilitating the work of the committee. also would like to call out and thank nikolas from puc and victor young and john carol from board of supervisors for their guidance and sympathy. now i will pause and a questions you may have. >> thank you. colleagues, questions, commissioner maxwell >> thank you for your work. i continue is, lot and thank you for why you were responsibles much appreciates. >> thank you. >> other questions or comments go ahead. you want to take the time to be public servant and w on this stuff is important thank you all, thank you. >> commissioner. >> thank you. >> thank you i also go ahead. please. >> thank you, preside

. —— r in those shire districts.t is the calculation we make every year and then we could come up with pretty clear benchmarks. labour are further ahead in the opinion polls now than they have in previous points since 2010 when local elections have taken place. labour's best performance so far, a seven—point lead over conservatives in 2012. so minimum on this measure, labour need to be more than seven points ahead. and to be honest, i think they probably want a double—digit lead that would begin to look something like the kinds of leads that tony blair enjoyed before 1997 and david cameron before 2010. john curtice, we have daisy cooper from the liberal democrats, what about their performance in 2019 compared to now? $5 about their performance in 2019 compared to now?— about their performance in 2019 compared to now? as it follows from the fact i said — compared to now? as it follows from the fact i said neither— compared to now? as it follows from the fact i said neither the _ compared to now? as it follows from the

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if you're in a shire. exactly. so rte— you're in a shire. exactly.conservative policy and then you heteh to her— conservative policy and then you listen to keir starmer talking about— listen to keir starmer talking about what— listen to keir starmer talking about what would be traditional eoheewatwe— about what would be traditional conservative policy of building more houses like— conservative policy of building more houses like like , i don't more houses like like, i don't know— more houses like like, i don't know where— more houses like like, i don't know where we— more houses like like, i don't know where we are anymore. outta— know where we are anymore. ortwa herp— know where we are anymore. olivia help me— know where we are anymore. olivia help me out. i think what her— olivia help me out. i think what keir starmer is trying to do at the moment from from all the recent speeches i've heard and every recent policy announcement, he doesn't seem to be playing an ideological be be playing an ideological card doing card at all. what he's doing is sayi

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mark yes, i'm here at the wickham marsh branch of the royal british legion in buckingham shire and of you? well, as you say, it's a very- as you say, it's a very important day both for the coronation of his majesty and to mark that, but also for ve day . mark that, but also for ve day. we have very close links between the sea cadet corps and the royal british legion, certainly in the local area , because part in the local area, because part of our mission is to prepare young people for the world outside . and this a very outside. and this is a very important thing, remembering outside. and this is a very imporwho'veng, remembering outside. and this is a very imporwho'veng, re beforetring outside. and this is a very imporwho'veng, re before them those who've gone before them and doing something to help those maybe less fortunate than themselves who've served in the armed forces . and now, of armed forces. and now, of course, the armed forces played an absolutely pivotal role in yesterday's coronation you must have felt an enormous sense of pride everything that pride seeing everything

it's the shire tories, the wet proper tories, people like lee anderson i think are the future. area, not everywhere, gamed that everywhere, if you gamed that out whole for out across the whole country for all 650 seats, what that would look . erg forecasters said look like. erg forecasters said beforehand and these are people who are not of political beforehand and these are people whc academic of political beforehand and these are people whc academic saidf political beforehand and these are people whc academic saidf polstarmer the academic said keir starmer needed about 10 to 12 needed to get about 10 to 12 points the tories. he points lead over the tories. he got seven. so great job, but still more work to do and that's why labour are not complacent about victory. yeah, and i think why labour are not complacent athinklictory. yeah, and i think why labour are not complacent athink the ry. yeah, and i think ftthink the real/eah, and i think ftthink the real nightmare think ftthink the real nightmare from; i think the real nightmare from my potttteet— i think the real nightmare