with greetings from sophia kavalevskaya.ory, with the reptiles trapped sophia’s math didn’t work out. after eight years of education , a high school course for men was completed. the ladies then laid out their problems. what next? all universities of the russian empire would be strictly barred. adukacy is off for boys. it was possible to end vnu only for meat, but going there is not so easy. kab atrymats permission, 18-year-old sofia is getting married. i already know the geolag and the deposit uladzimir kavalevski. i'd love to see a little bit of this. who could know that he is a perarasce and a sapraudnae kahanne. tretsyaga beauty 1868, sofia kavalevskaya. with the new pavement the scarecrow of europe was set out. germany, first the university in the city of heitelberg, then berlin, and also in europe, knew the land, which the ladies were forbidden to cross. you can do it, but you can’t waste it with smoke. tym is a higher level of sound. kavalevskaya screamed endlessly at the different doors and the building, and then the

so when you look at what you're seeing now, sophia, j.d. vance running as trump's vice president do you see any of the same person that you knew in law school? >> first of all thanks for having me tonight. erin. no, i don't see any of the man that i got to know and care about. it's really heartbreaking to see him become so callous and divisive so i wanted to go to some of these these emails that we're grateful you shared with me. it's important for people to understand sophia who he is and who he was one of your emails from him this never before published. vance says and november of 2016 and i quote, i really see the racially offensive views of trump's supporters, not all of them, of course, but it certainly disproportionate as co-existing rather than driving his support i guess. >> let me just ask the question to you this way, sophia, then, because this is an email and you had many conversations with him to advance believed that donald trump himself was racist my understanding is that he certainly did, yes and so do you recall any of the c

indeed, the cathedral of sophia in constantinople, the main temple of the eastern christian world, at that time, of course, the greatest most beautiful temple of the entire christian world, amazes russians with the totality of all the beautiful things that happened there, and architectural... sophia of constantinople, simply from the harmony of architectural forms and the grandeur of the remains of frescoes and mosaics. and the fact that our very simple compatriots were the first to come into contact with the beautiful, felt this beauty. it says. that the soul of a christian, according to zertelian, who always seeks the good and right, finds this good and right in the beautiful too. but you can still say that this is, well, not only an aesthetic feeling, because all this creates a feeling of atmosphere, yes, when they say: god is with people here, that’s what touched me with confidence, beauty, as a theological argument, is certainly possible... to use a word that has now become widely used among modern theologians, theoesthetics, the aesthetics of the divinely beautiful, and that bea

hello everyone, hello, this is sophia, your neighbor on the right.identify the taxi driver, there’s a high probability that he remembered something useful about the passenger, okay, i’ll go have breakfast and go check it out, everything’s fine, volodya, i found it i’m the taxi driver who gave this guy a lift, yes, he took him back, and you know where he dropped him off, the detective agency has a real sledak, and the one that shishkin opened, of course, now i’ll go there and find out what kind of sleds live there, that’s it, come on, bye, it’s so good that you came, rayachka, meet me, this is my husband, timofey, and this is our neighbor on the right, raya, it’s very nice, your wife, a real miss marple, this is an old maid with flowers, well, yes, no, of course not, well, no, you just have gray hair and a very young face, i i just noticed this, sophia, well, how old are you, a year ago i didn’t have a single one here... well, you can paint everything as before, you can, or you can accept everything as it is, leave the past in the past. “i want to ins

good to get your thoughts, sophia, thank you forjoining us. - sophia, thank you forjoining us.me to talk more about one of the big stories of the night and cross over to our sports centre with lizzie and i can guess what you are starting with. no offence but it is —— does not take a genius to know i'm starting with the euros but who will england play in the semifinals? the winner of this match between turkey and the netherlands will play against england and the match is currently goalless but they are playing at a frenetic pace of one feels something will happen soon at the olympic stadium there but goalless at the moment and the winner of the match will face england in the semifinals after they beat switzerland on penalties in dusseldorf. after a goalless first half, switzerland took the lead with just 15 minutes to go through breel embolo. england were heading out at that stage but five minutes later bukayo saka drew england level with a fine finish which took the match into extra time. it went to penalties and manuel akanji missed for switzerland to hand england the advantag

unfortunately yes. you know, sophia’s mother also looked absolutely healthy before the pregnancy, buta is even worse, natasha, i need to talk to you, come on, i’ll give you some tea, i’m the boss here today, i even let the housekeeper go, she has some important things to do. sin, it’s me, you’re waiting for me, that’s it, come on , i’m running, uh-huh, running, running, running, you know, natasha, surrogacy is a rather extravagant way to improve your financial situation, why did you agree, to be honest, i don’t understand it myself , now it seems to me. but then, then it seemed that there was no other way out, it was necessary to consult with vadik, he would be surprised, that’s what he wanted, lilya told me, lilya said, vadik was really counting on grigorishin’s medicine, it was already at the stage of clinical trials, grigorishin was killed, sofia had only one chance to survive - it was a donor, a brother or sister, her half-blooded child. money, big money, real estate, look, i really wanted to see you, how are you, i’m fine, everything is fine, how is sofia, everything is fine with

they said that in the car, hertz herzog’s last words were: “sophia, sophia, live for our children.”ad throughout europe when the elderly emperor franz learned of the misfortune. joseph said: “ fate has not saved me from anything in this world.” however, being a fanatic of etiquette, he ordered that franz ferdinand and his wife be buried not in the habsburg family tomb, but in their castle artstatten, not far from vienna, since sophia by birth was only a czech count of hottek, and not a princess of royal blood. as a terrible omen, on the night before this funeral a terrible thunderstorm broke out, and while crossing. across the danube, the coffins almost sank. meanwhile , in sarajevo, a group of people took to the streets with portraits of emperor franz joseph. serbian pogroms swept across bosnia. serbs' shops, their houses, and restaurants were destroyed. mass arrests began in sarajevo, serbian high school students were seized and imprisoned almost without. exactly a month after the shooting of sarajevo, on the night of july 28-29, austrian artillery began bombing belgrade. now it w

i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. your top story this hour?ike says it's working to fix a defect. in an update on its users, microsoft windows software, which has sparked a global it outage. more than 3000 flights at many of the world's airports have been grounded since early this morning, with airlines unable to complete check ins. banks supermarkets and most gp clinics, and even major tv and radio broadcasters are among the many who've been knocked off line. those travelling by rail are also affected, with transpennine express, thameslink and southern among those who reported disruption. crowdstrike ceo says it's not related to a security incident or cyber attack, but warns it could take some time to fix . a woman believed to be from fix. a woman believed to be from sudan drowned after an overcrowded migrant boat got into trouble in the english channel overnight. five people were pulled from the water and a further 86 others rescued by a french patrol vessel. at around 1:00 this morning. they were all taken to calais. a spokesperson for numb

now. sophia cliff talkie and athens, thank you so much. thank you. you as president joe biden is resisting growing calls to a band in his re election bid, he's vowing to return to the campaign trail next week. by noon is currently isolating at his beach house in the state of delaware after testing positive for cobit 19, his doctor says his condition is improving. the president is under increasing pressure with many senior democrats, worried that he cannot beat donald trump in november. more than 30 congressional democrats have now called for him to drop out of the earlier i talked to ethan baron and he's a us political commentator and professor ed loyal law loyal at law school in los angeles. i asked him who else could replace by. in addition to the top contender, vice president campbell harris. well tamela harris is clearly the front one or she is from california as well. she is the sitting vice president. that would be the natural replacement for president joe biden. i think the top 2 candidates, if there are talk to after calmer harris would be go

that's now cross over to the w correspondence. sophia clift, hockey in athens. sophia, how is this day being marked in cyprus as well today is marked by a strong sense of both historical and emotional significance. melissa and of course, reflecting the continued impact of the invasion of $9074.00 and not only separate greek society, but also in greece. and that's life, the pictures from the celebration. so i'm parades and aragon, speech and statements are proceed, is highly provocative in, in greece. now regarding the 50th anniversary of the invasion celebrations, they started early in the morning in nickel c, a. and it will continue throughout the night with tonight's event at $830.00 uh greek times the grid time and for the visit of me to doctors as well. and most importantly, today's a reminder that the division is ongoing, that the issue is not solved. cyprus, as president nicholas christopher deleted, says that the reunification is the only path for a turkish president, richard type air. no one's doesn't agree. what can we expect between the 2 sides going forward as well? greece r

i'm sophia wenzler from the gb newsroom. it'sjust i'm sophia wenzler from the gb newsroom. it's just gone 930. your headlines, president joe biden has endorsed kamala harris after announcing he's standing down from the us presidential race. the prime minister has praised mr biden for making a decision based on what he believed to be in the best interest of the american people. the 81 year old had faced increasing calls to step aside since a faltering debate performance against republican donald trump last month. the news comes just four months before americans go to the polls, upending the race for the white house kamala harris says she intends to earn and win the nomination and do everything in my power to defeat donald trump. in response to biden's endorsement, mr harris said, i'm honoured to have the president's endorsement and my intention is to earn and win his nomination. former president bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton joined mr biden in throwing their support behind her. a whole host of a—list celebrities have also backed her, but former p

but first, here's the news with sophia wenzler . news with sophia wenzler. >> dorn. thank you.ewsroom with your headlines. at 230, donald trump says it's more important than ever to stand united after being shot and wounded during an attempted assassination at a rally. the attack in pennsylvania left one spectator dead and another two injured. in a statement on truth social, he said he looks forward to speaking from wisconsin this week. the former us president has now returned to his home. video footage shows the moment shots rang out, sparking panic in the crowd as secret service agents swarmed the former president. >> if you want to really see something that said, take a look at what happened. >> the suspected shooter has been killed . the fbi has now been killed. the fbi has now confirmed the name of the alleged gunman as 20 year old thomas matthew crooks . president thomas matthew crooks. president joe biden responded to the assassination attempt. speaking last night in delaware , biden last night in delaware, biden condemned the attack against his political opponent. >> th

i don’t know, when i left the room, i met sophia, we we even chatted some more and then she left.m, thank you, why did you immediately tell me about the conflict with shishkin, it was you who broke his nose, his nose, i confess, i couldn’t resist, i wanted to talk to him peacefully, ask him to leave, but he pressed himself like a pig and began to shake his rights , then why about... when he was completely dead and drowned, listen, i didn’t drown this boar, when i left the pier, he was still quite alive, continued to drink, how grief changes people, and last year i came and was a real beauty, now look at you you know her, our regular client, sophia, you saw her, and she’s still in our hotel, with her husband, sophia for some reason lied to us that she didn’t leave the room, uh-huh, i wonder why, quiet, quiet, quiet , my husband just fell asleep while passing through. why did you deceive us, that you were in the room all evening, you didn’t just deceive us, you misled the investigation, innocent people could get hurt, there’s david gedeonovich already under suspicion, he’s being int

but first, let's get the news headlines with sophia . sophia. >> dawn. thank you.es wenzler in the gb newsroom. your headlines just after 230. a 34 year old man has now been arrested in connection with the investigation into human remains found in two suitcases near clifton suspension bridge. armed police detained the man at bristol temple meads station and he'll be taken to london for questioning. there had been a manhunt in the wake of the discovery of body parts, but police are now not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident . investigators the incident. investigators believe the remains, found at an address in shepherd's bush are unked address in shepherd's bush are linked to those found in two suitcases in bristol on wednesday. the family of three women who were killed in a crossbow attack in hertfordshire this week say they're devastated. john hunt and his daughter amy issued a statement after the murders of 61 year old carol hunt and her two daughters, 25 year old louise and hannah, who's 28, who were all attacked at their home in bushey. it

sophia mike, thank you so much. sophia wenzler. she's very patient.she is with no. >> bell. thank you. it's 1131. >> bell. thank you. it's1131. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . your headlines huw newsroom. your headlines huw edwards has pleaded guilty at westminster magistrates court to three counts relating to images of children. it's a significant fall for the 62 year old, who was once the bbc's most senior news presenter. he's now admitted to receiving 41 images on whatsapp. seven of which are the most serious kind . the court the most serious kind. the court heard that he'd taken part in an onune heard that he'd taken part in an online chat with another adult man, who sent him the images. sir keir starmer has accused those involved in a riot in southport last night of hijacking a peaceful vigil, and says they'll feel the full force of the law. it's after a crowd who'd gathered outside a mosque turned on police , throwing rocks turned on police, throwing rocks larger than bricks and setting cars alight. they'd been encouraged by false posts

sophia, independent. good morning. caller: good morning, i am so excited. i did not think i would speak to you. i spoke to peter -- pedro last month i said that john and greta are doing a great job even though i still miss steve and bill. anyway, it is open forum, and if you do not mind i will be short and simple. the guy -- anyone over 72 we do not remember what we ate yesterday. but if you asked us what happened five years ago, in detail we can write a book. do you understand? and while i call them the uglies, they are not republican. all my life i was a republican. because of mr. trump i change to independent. now, -- we can have a woman president. i do not want him to say just do it now. pass it to kabbalah -- kamala. still whether it is biden or her, they will be trump. trump is happy now, he wants biden to stay because he knows that he can beat him. he is old. he is three years older than him. anyway. thank you for listening. i enjoy c-span. ok. host: sophia in new york city referring to one point to the polling by the washington post poll that came o

sophia >> thank you very much. sophia wenzler.ritain has woken to images of donald trump blood pounng images of donald trump blood pouring from his wounded ear, raising a defiant fist as he survived an assassination attempt at a rally that he was addressing in pennsylvania. i'm joined now by baroness claire fox, director and founder of the academy of ideas, the former senior government adviser now director of government relations at the adam smith institute, james price, and the former labour adviser and political commentator stella shawn seesahai . well, james, you have seesahai. well, james, you have spent some time in the united states recently. you've been there for the last three weeks. nigel farage is reaction to this was to say that liberal intolerable intolerance was to blame. firstly, do you agree with that? and secondly, is that exactly the sort of remark that's going to make things worse? >> well, that may be the case. certainly a country more divided even than the uk has been through this general election that we've ha

yes, vadik, this is for sophia, well, we need to monitor the blood. okay, button, i'm back.you’ll study on skype, no, i don’t want a native speaker, i don’t want skype, i want it live , i already have a teacher, simultaneous interpreters charge 600 per hour, i offer you eight, you agree, i charge one and a half, excellent. "tomorrow at 9, i’ll send the text to my dad by email, he’ll need to print it out, but keep in mind, i’m very strict and my name is natalya mikhailovna, great, goodbye, goodbye mikhailov, jamapelle sophie. dad, yes yes button, are you sure you printed everything out? yes, i printed out everything that she sent, two pieces of paper for her and for me, yes, one piece of paper for you, one piece of paper for her, as you said, dad, yes, why isn’t the teacher coming, it’s now 7 minutes to 9, she should come exactly at 9:00, dad, what if she doesn’t come, but no, she will come, where will she go, dad, give her a piece of paper, the secrets of good morning and good mood. we're going to a real dairy farm. here i am i remember how it used to be, here is the dawn, t

sophia, it's 1007 >> thank you.ophia, it's1007 ben and miriam with you on britain's newsroom only on gb news. what a debate that was between connor and rebecca. it's really got you exercised at home. lots of emails flying in. cagey in cumbria, you say many, many men from other cultures have no respect for women whatsoever and have fetched their ways into britain. that's a sad fact. so you're basically blaming migration, mass migration on the rise of violence against women and girls. other people will blame people like andrew tate online influencers, will you said rebecca reid has just said men are walking away from their responsibilities. courts are more likely to grant women child custody. maybe this is true in her case, but not every man wants to leave their children, and richard said, i'm fed up with feminism myself. it's always the man's fault. and whatever women do, they have no responsibility. >> that does seem to be a big tendency to blame boys and men for an awful lot of problems in society . and of course,

for now, i'm sophia headlines.n hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> welcome to britain's newsroom live across the uk with me, bev turner and andrew pierce as they struck by what she was saying in the news bulletin that the triathlon has been cancelled today at the olympics because the river seine is too polluted. >> i'm just looking as recently as february, the ludicrous figure that is president macron boldly promised to swim in the same because he said it had all been cleaned up because it had been cleaned up because it had been largely people wouldn't swim in it, he said. pollution reduction in the seine is one of the positive impacts of the games. we've made extraordinary investments into making the river swimmable again. asked by journalists whether he'd bathe in it , macron journalists whether he'd bathe in it, macron said, me, yes, i'll go in and i know you'll all be ther

hoped that i would become a surrogate mother for you, of course, he brought you into our family, sophiaought that you would understand us, i’m sorry, pasha, i can’t talk now, i’m worried, where are you, i’m on my way, excuse me, i have to run, pasha, lord, what happened, quiet, quiet, quiet, i need to go to the hospital, come on, come on, what happened, your partner, he set me up, he promised to help, when the guys from the bank called him, he didn’t pick up the phone, natasha, i i beg you, talk to him, otherwise they’ll just kill me, but he was arrested today, he’s in prison. the competitor probably set him up, what a competitor, yes, he promised me three boxes, and now a competitor, i need money, if i don’t give it back, it’s all over for me, you understand, that’s it, i’m calling the police, it’s impossible, they said that vika will be taken away, vika, yes , and you 're sitting here like that? “she doesn’t pick up the phone, maria fedorovna, vika is at home, where she is, where she’s walking, she doesn’t pick up the phone, what are you doing, and who gave you permission to hang out

sophia, close the window.k, you can’t even imagine what wonderful guys they are, great, you’ll pay with a new one, yes, next week , he got you, but not really, but somehow he doesn’t want to communicate, forgive me, forgive me, forgive me, this will never happen again, i promise you, everything will be fine with us, everything will be fine with us, for me surprise, what a surprise, good, close your eyes. close it, don't look, let's go, please, natasha, wow! “let’s wait for you, wait, mom, look , dad finally gave me a new phone, give mommy something to eat, get together, i’m now rich, now he’ll take you to the sea, and i was threatened to pay for the operation, vikulya, take your mind off the phone, run away , mom, juice, well, dad, vika, i’ll call tailor, tell him to look for a new translator, that’s it, you have nothing more to do there, but he’ll knock off 10% of the debt, so what, i’ll give him everything, i’ll have to humiliate myself too , let me choke now, but i’ve already taken it upon myself, natasha,

it's the headlines with sophia now . sophia now. >> emily. thank you. it's 1232. >> emily.ou. it's1232. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb news room . your headlines. polls news room. your headlines. polls are open across britain as millions of people cast their votes to choose the next government. the first voters were up bright and early as stations opened their doors at 7:00. this morning. they'll remain open until 10:00 tonight, giving a chance to around 46 million eligible voters to have their say on who forms britain's next government . but this is the next government. but this is the first general election to require photo id and voters. voters are being reminded to bnng voters are being reminded to bring their driver's license, passport or other id or risk being turned away . a woman has being turned away. a woman has admitted murdering her parents in june of 2019. the bodies of john and lois mcculloch were discovered by police at their daughter's house after concerns were raised over their welfare. virginia mcculloch, who's 36, pleaded guilty today before being remanded

i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. sir keir starmer has accused those involved in a riot in southport last night of hijacking a peaceful vigil with violence and thuggery. he said they'd insulted the community as it grieves for three young girls who were killed in monday's stabbing attack and warned they'd feel the full force of they'd feel the full force of the law. it started when a group of around 300 people who'd gathered outside a mosque turned on police throwing rocks larger than bricks and setting cars alight. many were supporters of the english defence league and were not from southport. they'd been encouraged by false posts on social media, which claimed the attacker was muslim. nearly 40 officers were injured and 27 were taken to hospital. jenny stancomb, whose daughter elsie died in monday's attack, pleaded on social media for the violence to end, saying the police have been nothing but heroic. they and we don't need this. the mosque's chairman, ibrahim hussain, told reporters the riot was planned and coordin

now. sophia clift, hockey and athens, thank you so much. thank you. and you are now up to date. let's stay with us. we have a documentary coming up, reviewing some of the secrets of the notes and don cathedral in paris. i, melissa can, thanks for watching the can you see is what old cars tires have to do with you production? here's a hands on the real me indeed much know on you to the .

hello sophia, how is this the being remembered in cyprus as well? um the state today is known as it's black anniversary or turkish invasion day. and it marks a very significant and tragic event and not only in a separate history, but also in greek history. so the day is remembered with with sadness and it's a day to greece and the celebrations for it. for today's 50, if any of those and versity they, they began and because the early in the morning they will continue until late afternoon. and so they're holding memorial ceremonies to all of those died. so the, and the, and the be to also preview. so there's space for, for stories, for the victims, for the families of the victims. and of course, the speech is also denied from the prime minister from the greek prime minister, who is visiting also media coverage and a various educational programs about the invasions impact as it has been 5, dec. i think it's now and been mostly, and i think this is the most important thing. it's a reminder that the division of cyprus is ongoing. so it's also hope for re

sophia cathedral , he really wanted that...ion yes, because people in ancient times could think that red and many berries that were poisonous were also red and thought that it was just an overgrowth, that is, they didn’t eat borscht, didn’t eat radishes, beets, solely because of the color, mm, maybe they ate radishes and beets, but there was no tomato, okay, interesting thought, ivan, where am i- then i read that... they were really considered poisonous, since they are from america, oh, that's it, period, so, they think that this is something good that can come from there, you come to this, people then didn’t know yet, well, everything about america, the correct answer is, yes, they were really considered poisonous, but here’s an interesting fact: why they were considered poisonous, in the period from... centuries they ate, such a special one was used on the dishes, well, from which, strictly speaking, enamel, it contained a huge amount of lead oxide, so what is contained in the tomato reacted with the oxide lead, all together,

that's after your headlines with sophia . headlines with sophia. >> tom thank you. good afternoon.errorist organisation. his trial found that he directed the al—muhajiroun group for a significant period of time, starting in 2014, and had also encouraged support for it by addressing online meetings of the islamic thinkers society. dominic murphy is head of counterterrorism for the metropolitan police. he says today's verdict marks an important moment. >> we know that anjem chowdhury has had involvement with individuals that have committed terrorist attacks here in the uk in the past, but also travelled overseas to join isis. so actually disrupting anjem chowdhury and of course his group al—muhajiroun are proscribed organisation here under the terrorism act in the uk , will will help us to manage uk, will will help us to manage pubuc uk, will will help us to manage public safety . but of course, public safety. but of course, you know, we need to keep a watchful eye on others that are involved in radicalisation so our work won't stop here. but this is nonetheless a significant milesto

for now, i'm sophia headlines. an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> good afternoon britain . it's >> good afternoon britain. it's 1:08 now. the islamist cleric who directed a banned terrorist organisation from his london home, has been jailed for life. >> anjum chaudhry had previously been found guilty of three terror charges earlier this month. let's cross now to our national reporter, charlie peters, who's outside woolwich crown court. charlie, what's the latest ? latest? >> well, anjum chaudhry appeared to sigh as he walked off silently when he was called up by the judge, mr justice wall, who handed him a life sentence with a minimum term of 28 years here at woolwich crown court. in delivering his sentencing remarks, the judge said that he was a dangerous individual. he said he was intelligent and persuasive while giving evidence in the trial and that the judge had no doub

i don’t know, vika, will sophia’s father be with him?e, i remind the client on bail, otherwise you have a violation for a violation, what should you do, then it’s so simple, this is this cylinder by the way, you need this tape. attach it to the external unit of the air conditioner and that’s it, you’re free, oh, stop, stop, stop, stop, you can’t touch the cylinder, you know, your fingerprints shouldn’t be here, oh, okay, on the tape, please step aside, so. an investigative experiment is being carried out; the suspect installs a cylinder with sinon on the external unit of the air conditioner of the murdered grigorishin. the suspect's lawyer is present during the experiment, i ask you not to touch anything with your hands, just the tape, don't touch anything, nothing else. don’t touch, you can’t touch the block itself, vadim valerievich will be back soon, this policeman pulled him out again, some kind of investigative experiment, just a minute, you didn’t see my bag, no, god, where could it have gone, yes, sophia, be very worried that you

away, well, you’re not blind, you see everything, but why are you torturing me, why are you crying, sophiaome on, there’s a conversation. many years ago my son brought you a child, he is alive. you’re not very hospitable, you need to bring bread and salt, remember, come on, you won’t have a life here, take your family away, in an amicable way, take them away, here ’s another thing, god forbid, varya finds out, her son died 30 years ago . sedena selection, no rib, good, settled down, comrades, comrade. "we have gathered today to resolve several important issues, but first i want to give the floor to varvara, she really asked, come on, come on, comrade collective farmers, i raised the issue in the district council, asked that our veterans be paid a state pension, i’ll be honest, i chose several people, the most worthy, but i was given only one quota . i am at a loss, if it were up to me, i would reward everyone, really, be quiet, be quiet, comrade, now at the general meeting, we will vote and choose, but what is there to choose, i propose to reward plato, he did a lot for the collective farm

for very strange content, staged kidnappings and other crimes involving various girls, attracted sophiaiolence for the sake of likes, i’m trying to convey to her that this topic needs to be promoted, that i’m a maniac, that i kept her, that i brought her some clients, took money, well, i’m already... on television , as if yes, but they tell me, well, i need a lady, so she can confirm all this, then polyakov was not shy about recording the details of his private life on a hidden camera, posting everything on the internet, and yet in most of the videos sophia was not yet eighteen, there is information that not long ago before the murder, the couple broke up, polyakov had to pick up things, during the meeting he learned that sophia had returned to her ex- boyfriend, which infuriated polyakov, he stabbed the girl at least nineteen times and took her away. the laptop ran away. in addition to the article polyakov is charged with six more murders. as it was proven, he not only used a minor for the production and trafficking of pornographic materials, but also forcibly. it took literally 15 min

host (voiceover): just next door to the hagia sophia is the basilica cistern. koray suren: this was a water reservoir in the roman period. host: that's amazing! host (voiceover): this subterranean labyrinth is a must-see before heading to the world famous sultan ahmet mosque, commonly known as the blue mosque. host: i think i understand now why the nickname came about. koray suren: the tiles are the last examples of one of the oldest turkish arts. host: they're beautiful. everything in here is gorgeous. man: no matter your background, a trip to istanbul is bound to be a spiritual experience. but we'll need to take the ferry to the asian side to enjoy spirits of a different kind. host: all right, we're on our way. time to grab a drink. man: across the bosphorus is moda, where the pace seems a bit more relaxed, and its sense of community and creativity pairs perfectly with an evening cocktail. hey! how are you? great. great to see you. i crossed continents to come here. burak ayaz: yes. but i want to know more about this area. burak ayaz: it's so diverse, actuall

sophia cathedral and st.nd with us to find out who will be the winner, vasily, come on! start off. our fourth and final round is ahead. but according to tradition, let's start with the rules. in the fourth round, participants are asked to answer 10 questions from different categories. the leader by the number of points is the first to choose the topic of the question and, if answered correctly , receives four points. if the answer is incorrect, the second participant enters the game. the correct option earns him two points. by in the results of our game today, you have more points, and therefore you are the first, choose a category, i choose a plant, its name, this plant received its name for its ability to break out of the ground and bloom with the first warm spring rays of the sun, when the snow melts a little. what kind of plant is this? this is a snowdrop. snowdrop is the correct answer. olesya, choose a category, i choose mathematics, petya had 10 rubles to buy notebooks, one notebook costs 1 ruble 20 ko

sophia. now. >> emily thank you. good afternoon i'm sophia wenzler from the gb newsroom. it's just gone 12:00. your top story this hour. donations to the us democratic party have surged after president joe biden announced he's standing down from the us presidential race. the prime minister has praised mr biden for making a decision based on what he believed to be in the best interest of the american people. the 81 year old has endorsed kamala harris as democratic candidate. it comes after the us president faced increasing calls to step aside since a faltering debate performance against republican donald trump last month, and the news comes just four months before americans go to the polls , before americans go to the polls, upending the race for the white house. kamala harris says she intends to earn and win the nomination , and do everything in nomination, and do everything in her power to defeat donald trump, former president bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton joined mr biden in throwing their support behind her. a whole host of a—list celebritie

sophia.plendor of the temple and the singing of the patriarchal choir, they felt the grace of god. a reference to these events can be found in the architecture of the museum of christianity, the dome with a diameter of 31 m, made according to the prototype of the dome of hagia sophia. this is not a museum, this is an exhibition and conversation about christianity on a huge area, and we want to make it as interesting as possible, as understandable as possible for modern people. khersanez is the cradle of russian orthodoxy, this alone, this alone gives us the right to consider crimea russian. we remember how our people perceived the return of crimea. we did not fight for crimea, there was no bloodshed, there were no great debates and battles, crimea appeared to us like a miracle. like grace, we all felt it a miracle, and this return of crimea resurrected many of us, perhaps when vladimirovich putin made a decision, his crimean decision, his tauride decision, for the sake of which crimea returne

for now, i'm sophia headlines. for now, i'm sophia wenzler more in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> good evening . is there any >> good evening. is there any hope that we could have a week of boring news? you know, just a few days in which politicians talk about interest rates . maybe talk about interest rates. maybe some sheep escape their field in wales causing a bit of traffic on the a road or where the worst crime to speak of is over. enthusiastic teenagers drinking cider in the park as they break up for the school holidays. would it be nice to have a few days where nothing bloody happens? but this is 2024, which is starting to play out like the most overwritten hollywood movie that you've ever seen. with so many plot twists and unlikely incidents, the audience can scarcely believe their eyes. you've got an octogenarian president publicly embarrassing himself on

. >> my colleague and friend erin burnett she spoke to sophia nelson, who is a former yale law school classmate. if senator jd but the full vetting process are not. and sofia was extruded that vance was extremely critical of trump in the at emails, the 80 emails that they actually exchanged over the course of their friendship. but now vance is can tell you different person today, listen to what she had to say what i've seen is a chameleon, someone who is able to change their positions and their values depending on what will a mask them? >> political power and wealth and i think that's really unfortunate because it reflects a lack of integrity so sophia is point there that many were wondering as to why there was the 180 degree shift. >> now, at the rnc, the entire narrative was an epiphany. he will have the right to change if their minds and we should not vilify and condemn that for that. but as more and more comments are coming out, not just the anecdotes are isolated incidents this if you have a point over, look, i think strategically speaking, his friendship with sophia, i would say

the dome with a diameter of 31 m is made according to the prototype of the dome of hagia sophia.xhibition and conversation about christianity. on a huge area, and we want to make it as interesting as possible, as understandable as possible for a modern person. hersanez, the cradle, of russian orthodoxy, this alone, this alone. uh gives us the right to consider crimea russian. we remember how our people perceived the return of crimea. we did not fight for crimea. there was no bloodshed, there were no great debates and fights. crimea appeared to us like a miracle, like grace. and we all felt that this was a miracle. and this is the return of crimea. crossed many of us in general, perhaps when vladimirovich putin made his crimean decision, his torish decision, for the sake of which crimea returned to us, our the russian bosom, when he made this decision, with him, angelanes opened its wings over him, and what risks he foresaw, the shock he foresaw, today's shock in the donbass he foresaw to accept. decision, i told him that vladimirovich, you will go down in russian history, like pu

no, lord, where could she have gone, yes, sophia, you’re very worried that you won’t come, and vadikdoing here, how did you get here? like, what am i doing here, i am the mistress of this house, i have the keys, this is my bag, yes, this is your bag, in it, in it are my valuables, i don’t know how they ended up in this bag, i have no idea i have, what is this? beads, deshite, beads, but i found a pendant, it turns out i didn’t lose it, here are the earrings, these are for you to keep, this ring is important to me, vadim gave it to me for the new year, i’ll keep it, don’t be upset, anna ivanovna, i will help you i understand perfectly well, you are walking here... trying, wiping up after these overdressed idiots, being patient, laughing, i am like that myself, it was my lucky sister, you and i, dear anna ivanovna, we have to try in this life, yes, you me, please, don’t ever cheat again, okay, we’re on the same side, yeah, what is our chicken doing there, in the kitchen, let’s see, and she’s been in charge here for a long time, today is the first time, the first time she and vadim they

today sophia is 15 years old. well, we were really attacked by enemies in 2014, so she decided to sende front, she wrote a fairy tale, so she sent the gingerbread cookies to the front to the guys , uh, who fought there for russia, so it turns out we won, returned to russia, so the business began to grow even more, grow, grow, and now... it has already grown to such a social level, as it were, when many people know about us. the sevastopol gingerbread bakery opened more than 10 years ago, at a turning point for the entire peninsula and the country. in 2014, in honor of joining russia, masters baked products throughout the country and sent them to the regions as gratitude for their support. we realized that this is our mission, and we will all do this as a family. and at that difficult time, once a week we went with the whole family to checkpoints, baked gingerbread cookies and distributed them to the children, we supported them, i i cooked old russian sbiten, this is our real original russian drink of the 16th century, which consists of honey, ginger, cinnamon, my daughter described it.

i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. polls are open across britain as millions of people cast their votes to choose the next government. the first voters were up bright and early as stations opened their doors at 7:00 this morning. they'll remain open until 10:00 tonight, giving a chance to around 46 million eligible voters to have their say on who forms britain's next government . a total of 650 next government. a total of 650 parliamentary constituencies are being contested across the uk, but this is the first general election to require photo id, and voters are being reminded to bnng and voters are being reminded to bring their driver's license, pubuc bring their driver's license, public transport or other id or risk being turned away . forensic risk being turned away. forensic police in tenerife are focusing their efforts on an airbnb property , where missing teenager property, where missing teenager jay slater reportedly stayed before he vanished. it comes after one of the last people to see the 18 year old insisted

i'm working, sophia is separating the whites from the yolks are mixed with sugar.e tender. sophia advises. whisk the whites and yolks in separate bowls until the dough is fluffy. our egg whites have already been whipped to such soft peaks, if we now do the beak test, here’s the beak test, i’ve never heard such a confectionery term, whether it hangs or not hangs, it’s called a bird’s peck, you and i dip our beaters, then we lift it up and look, it’s bending like a bird’s peck, but it’s bending. next, she mixes vanilla sugar, flour, salt, and adds cardamom and cinnamon for a spicy taste. it is better to cut the apples into medium cubes, but you can use larger ones, so their charm will be felt more strongly. add the yolks to the whites, add, well, about half and mix, make several movements from bottom to top, so that the whites do not settle. sophia. adds flour with sugar and spices to the egg mixture and shares another trick: before you combine the apples with the dough, you need to sprinkle them with flour, so they will stand out less juice and will not make the cak

on student 29, 1891 , sophia kavalevskaya passed away. oh yeah 41 years old.s death destroyed europe. the whole swedish woman has developed a keen eye. the memory of your skin is a year old for a packet of jelly. five gala universities of sweden ladzia kavalevskaya days. they were named schools and education awards, a month-long holiday and an asteroid, streets in different towns and an airplane. and with the joy of palibin’s monument, the museum of sophia kavalevskaya was created, women who changed history, and not only mathematicians. watch everything that modern belarus lives today on the belarus 24 tv channel. this is the news of the country abroad, broadcasts of particularly important events, live broadcasts from the scene. current interviews with famous belarusians, exciting travels around the country, feature films for all ages, in the countries: azerbaijan, kazakhstan, turkmenistan, uzbekistan, kyrgyzstan, tajikistan, georgia, turkey, iran, iraq, kuwait, bahrain, qatar. united arab emirates, saudi arabia, syria, jordan, lebanon. set up the azer space-1

from baking traditional homemade dessert , a small business was born all thanks to five-year-old sophiaailors was attacked by enemies. sofia told her mother about this and, to calm her daughter down, elena sushkova made the first gingerbread with her. today sophia is 15 years old. the enemies really attacked in 2014, so she decided to send these gingerbread cookies to the guys at the front, she wrote a fairy tale, so she sent the gingerbread cookies to the front to the guys who fought there for russia, so it turns out, we won, returned to russia, business began to grow even more, grow, grow, now... has grown to such a social level, as it were, when many people know about us. the sevastopol gingerbread bakery opened more than 10 years ago, at a turning point for the entire peninsula and the country. in 2014, in honor of joining russia, masters baked products throughout the country and sent them to the regions as gratitude for their support. we realized that this is our mission, and we will all do this as a family. and at that difficult time, once a week we went with the whole family to c

sophia cathedral. he was honored by the chairman of the central election commission of belarus igor karpenko. residents of the oldest city in our country, who glorify it with their labor and hands, were awarded a sign for their services to polotsk. its owners were representatives of the healthcare and construction industries. i graduated from school here, i started my first professional steps here. we need to work further, together to make our city of polovsk even more beautiful, even better, and accordingly our country, the republic of belarus. what we have achieved is, of course, thanks to the work of the entire team. informatization, healthcare, telemedicine, new equipment. modern, we adopt experience, we pass on experience, healthcare has achieved great development. to honor the laureates, an organ music concert was given in the legendary hall of the st. sophia cathedral. at 19:00 more relevant information, see you on the evening news broadcast. 33 happy summers. favorite holiday again gathers frie

, your neighbor on the right, sophia wanted to tell you about fedor, yes, about this pleasant young man had a serious quarrel with someone, with whom, well, i don’t know, with a man , but he’s not local, he came here by taxi, they met here at the building, and then they walked along the alley and... judging by their gestures, they swore very much, well, in principle, it’s not a problem to identify the taxi driver, there’s a high probability that he i remember something useful about the passenger, okay, i’ll go have breakfast, i’ll go check, everything’s fine, volodya, i found the taxi driver who gave this guy a lift. yes, he took him back, and do you know where he dropped him off? the detective agency has a real investigator. yes, the one that shishkin discovered. certainly. now i’ll go there and find out what kind of trackers live there. that's it, come on, bye. it’s so good, raechka, that you came. meet me. this is my husband, timofey. and this is our neighbor on the right. raya. very nice. your wife, a real miss marple, is an old maid with flowers and knitting, well, yes, no, of cour