absolutely, i singapore st andrew's society has been _ singapore st andrew's society has been aroundpore's history, we are very proud to— singapore's history, we are very proud to be part of singapore and also proud — proud to be part of singapore and also proud to represent scotland. in the same _ also proud to represent scotland. in the same vein, the ties between singapore — the same vein, the ties between singapore and great britain are around — singapore and great britain are around 200 years as well so to pull that together and create a celebration that recognises all cultures — celebration that recognises all cultures together is really fantastic and i think it goes beyond singapore, scotland, the commonwealth countries. really, this is a global— commonwealth countries. really, this is a global celebration of a remarkable lady.— is a global celebration of a remarkable lady. thank you very much, remarkable lady. thank you very much. ian _ remarkable lady. thank you very much, ian parkinson, _ remarkable lady. thank you very much, ian parkinson, chieftain l remarkable lady. than

and i then get a bus to st andrews. until now it's not — then get a bus to st andrews.o glasgow and they cancelled the ferry ride from malik and the _ cancelled the ferry ride from malik and the train, didn't get to go over the glenfinnan viaduct so we just took the — the glenfinnan viaduct so we just took the bus. the glenfinnan viaduct so we 'ust took the bus.i the glenfinnan viaduct so we 'ust took the bus. ~ ., ., , ., , ., took the bus. what would usually do, aet took the bus. what would usually do, net the took the bus. what would usually do, get the train? — took the bus. what would usually do, get the train? now— took the bus. what would usually do, get the train? now i _ took the bus. what would usually do, get the train? now i just _ took the bus. what would usually do, get the train? now i just need - took the bus. what would usually do, get the train? now i just need to i get the train? now i 'ust need to fiaure out get the train? now i 'ust need to figure out how _ get the train? now i 'ust need to figure out how can i i get the train? now i just need to fi

st. andrew appears on one side of the staff of st. andrew and c. the other side of the stone.me a sport. staff of st. andrew and on the other side of the stone, this is hockey. well what is saint so exactly? i accept the answer. hockey is golf. your command gave wrong answer. i ask you hope give hope to your team and install the first element in our tower. this is the foundation, this is the basis of our tower, and what kind of tower will be in the future largely depends on this stone. come back to yourself. and we continue. what word naming cutlery underlies the concept of a buffet table, in other words, what kind of cutlery ? time, what kind of cutlery, when at the base of a concept such as a buffet table? nose time smile what kind of cutlery? well girls their not so much appliance. well yeah what scares you? maybe it's a tray, cutlery. i accept everything that cutlery could. how many? let's get on the fingers, squirrel spoon, what have you forgotten now? fork correct answer, fork please, build your head svetlana choose any 30 seconds. but it's too much. come back to the tea

st. andrew appears on one side of the staff of st. andrew and c. the other side of the stone.ame of the sport st. andrew's staff and the other side of the rock. this is hockey. well what is saint so exactly? i accept the answer hockey. this is golf. this is golf. your team gave the wrong answer. i ask you hope give hope to your team and install the first element in our tower. this is the foundation, this is the basis of our tower , and what kind of tower will be in the future largely depends on this stone. come back to yourself. and we continue. what word for cutlery underlies the concept of a buffet table? time, what kind of cutlery such lie in based on concepts such as buffet time at 3:21. smiling them is not much of an appliance. well, yes, what scares you. let 's get on our toes. would be ready to eat trays, but it's too much . return to the team. thanks tower. steadily, believe me, the best is the enemy of the good. in the eighteenth century , alcohol began to be used as fuel for street lamps. however, drinkers adapted to use this alcohol for their needs , moving from lam

st. andrew's cross.e on a white field became the naval flag of russia became the castle mountain syllable. and after that, the entire neva was in the hands of the russians. therefore, in may 1703, in the weary peter, he laid a new fortress, which he called st. petersburg and which became then the capital of the russian empire st. petersburg. peter sometimes seems to me a man from the future, he saw further than all his contemporaries. the great empire with huge economic military potential with the inextinguishable glory of its brilliant commanders with high culture and a beautiful city. this petersburg that we see, it was, as it were, conceived by peter, as if he saw it in the future, although it was a quite modest town and at the same time, at the mouth of the losasinka river, petrovsky sloboda was formed, and the petrovsky arms factory went from there to the city petrozavodsk is a day, the foundation of which, in accordance with peter's decree, is september 1, 1703. here reserves of iron ore were disco

they'll allow qualified players who've joined the controversial breakaway competition in the field at st andrewsat the commonwealth games in birmingham next month. asher—smith, the world 200—metre champion, will compete in the 100 metres and the 4 by 100 relay, whilejohnson—thompson will defend the commonwealth heptathlon title that she won four years ago on the gold coast. olympic medallists keely hodgkinson and holly bradshaw are also in the squad. for more on everything else, you could head to the bbc sport website, but that is all the sport for now. here in aberdeenshire, 26 degrees was the warmest day of the year so far in scotland. the next few days will be cooler. we've got more rain in the forecast. we still have some cloud in the north and northwest of scotland, but it's the clouded france that we need to keep a close eye on. that's been producing some thundery downpours. that will trigger some more showers. we will see those showers developing, some of them will be heavy and thundery. scotland and northern ireland may have a dry day, not quite as warm as wednesday. the weather's changi

my son was meant to graduate from st andrews _ have had to do.y son was meant to graduate from st andrews in 2020 i have had to do. my son was meant to| graduate from st andrews in 2020 and he missed his whole last term because of covid and the graduation was obviously cancelled. it was rescheduled for 2021, it was cancelled again. and so this year is the third time lucky. so, i wanted to make it a really special occasion so i booked us on the sleeper train from london to st andrews, and of course that was cancelled. but it wasn't clear straightaway that it wasn't clear straightaway that it was going to be cancelled because it was going to be cancelled because it was actually living on the wednesday so i thought maybe we would be lucky. we were on tenterhooks for a few days, checking the website. finally, it was cancelled. so i thought, ok, help, because this is a big deal, this is not the kind of thing that you can miss. i thought, will fly to edinburgh. that meant me going to london today, in fact, because my son is in london, and we are flying

he said he plans to return to play in ireland before the open at st andrews next month.ell. the three—time grand slam champion lost the first three games of the match, before launching a comeback to beat the australian 6—4, 6—3. emma raducanu's wimbledon preparations have suffered a major setback. the british number one was forced to retire mid—way through herfirst round match at the nottingham open. she'd been struggling after a medical time—out afterjust five games against viktorija golubic because of an injury to her left side. and just a few games later, she was unable to continue. it was her first time back on grass since she retired in the fourth round at wimbledon last summer. raducanu's failed to win more than two matches at a tournament since her astonishing run to the title at the us open in september. and that's all the sport for now. hello. overnight rain clearing quickly from many areas in the morning, though in scotland, it will take much of the day to slowly creep northwards, whereas elsewhere, it'll be sunshine and showers — some heavy, thundery, a chance

st. andrew's cathedral began to be built back in the thirteenth year. it can accommodate 1,500 people and there is also a sunday school at the cathedral. dear residents of the kuban, i want to tell you once again keep this, bequeathed by your heroic predecessors, your ancestors, keep this treasure orthodox faith, bring up your children and grandchildren in it and remember that it is vera is the core of all other virtues, including love for the fatherland and for the native land. summer is in full swing, which means it's time to think about how and where to spend your vacation. and how do you like such an idea to relax in moscow, to see this city in a different way to the place of the country's business center , where you can just relax, where something important happens in the city every day. while the foreign direction is far from all available cruises, savings cannot give peace of mind for the wallet. and what are the sanctions prompt to choose a holiday within the country, moscow has become the most popular destination for tourists during the may hol

so, the singapore st andrew's society, as you said, has been around since the 1830s, thereabouts. also proud to represent scotland. and in the same vein, the ties between singapore and great britain are around 200 years as well, so to be able to pull that together and create a celebration that recognises all cultures together is really fantastic, and i think it goes beyond singapore, scotland, commonwealth countries. really, this is a global celebration of remarkable lady. thank you very much, ian parkinson, chieftain of the singapore st andrew's society, joining us here live. as you can see, the beacon hasjust been lit, one of many right across the globe. didn't quite rival those celebrations that you've been seeing in london, but people here are still doing their best. robert hall is injersey work ceremonies will also take place alike beacons. the most southerly spot in the british isles to have a beacon event this evening. a bit more about the beacon, but take a look at this view. what a spot to have that event! if you don't knowjersey, that is elizabeth castle in the distance.

st. andrews this summer. tiger made the cut at the pga championship last month, but withdrew after the third round. >>> baseball, the a's in business in atlanta. the giants host the rockies tonight. and pitcher alex cobb on the 15-day injured list. >>> the angels fired manager joe maddon after 12 straight losses. that's tied for the longest losing streak in franchise history. the angels have not played the play-offs since 2014. he won a pennant leading the race, he led the cubs to their first world series title since 1908. madden will not be out of work for long. >> indeed not. all right, vern, thanks. >>> up next, big ticket items on sale. the deep discounts shoppers can take advantage of. (music throughout) >>> hey, i got a bridge to sell you. you looking for home decor or electronics? listen up. target says it is slashing its price on the big ticket items. the retail giant stocked up when demand was hot during the pandemic. >> with inflation and the end of the stimulus checks, consumers have pulled back on

i and it was by the chieftain of - the st andrew's society singapore.to the 18305 here in singapore. of course, singapore was under british rule for 140 years. - it got its independence from britain in 1965, l and the historical ties do go deep. the educational system, | the legal system, they're based on what things _ were like during the british rule. and you just have to take i a look at the place names, the colonial buildings, the statues you see, i particularly in the central part of town, to see the legacy - of colonialism all around. but it does have to be said i that the relevance of perhaps the importance of the monarchy is not what it once was. - this, after all, - was a private event. the platinum jubilee wasn't - something that the average person in the street was talking about, there was hardly any mention l l in local media, but nevertheless, . there was enough pomp and ceremony l for a colourful and lively event. to match all the others taking place right around the globe. the queen will be at windsor castle later. a beacon is being lit i

st. andrew's word to god, eh, it always belonged to the kyiv patriarchate, then in the orthodox church ofkraine - it is, in particular, the cathedral yes, the cathedral in whose yard they started to bury the victims of the russian genocide, which was carried out there, the genocide of ukrainians was carried out right in the yard. i just honestly did not know which church belonged to whom. i know that there were two orthodox churches, one larger and the other it is smaller in the center of buch, the thread is large, compact, and eh, but i learned that in the moscow patriarchate, a cross was erected there in memory of those who died in buch, among the murdered, tortured by the russian occupiers, and he came to the consecration of christ as a metropolitan onufriy and i and i and i are trying to understand how to react to this news and it's hard for me it's hard for me it's hard for me to find the right tone, how should we treat it andrei you know when onufriy berezovsky came to us the baptism of this cross well, i compare this visit onufry berezovsky as the visit of the singer loboda irpin,

and it was by the chieftain of the st andrew's society singapore. singapore. of course, singapore was under british rule for 140 years. it got its independence from britain in 1965, and the historical ties do go deep. the educational system, the legal system, they're based on what things were like during the british rule. and you just have to take a look at the place names, the colonial buildings, the statues you see, particularly in the central part of town, to see the legacy of colonialism all around. but it does have to be said that the relevance, and perhaps the importance, of the monarchy isn't what it once was. this, after all, was a private event. the platinum jubilee wasn't something that the average person in the street was talking about, there was hardly any mention in local media, but nevertheless, there was enough pomp and ceremony for a colourful and lively event to match all the others taking place right around the globe. well, good wishes have been pouring in for the queen from around the world, among those paying tribute was presiden

st. andrew the apostle began back in 1490.t that time, the order was given by the polish king casimir the fourth egilonchik that the trinity cathedral in the past was a bernardine church, reminiscent of massive walls, octagonal tower bell tower once it served as a defender, according to some sources in total, more than half a thousand monuments to lenin are installed on the belarusian lands; on average , about 7 pieces a year, see the program of the city of belarus on our tv channel. you can't do it yourself, come here, dear. come here, good, who is it you so boys? yes , bad ones, what kind of mother would you be, that everything is fine? come on, let's go, it's your job. you offended us. let's go home, let's talk at home boys, don't cry, my joy. well i was scared, yes, i was very scared m-m. are you not ashamed? yes and if he fell, crashed, what would they do to you, well, what are you looking at me for? oh , that today she was smeared with a salad and dragged into the car, but he couldn’t eat such a warrior. are you nuts. wh

st. andrew's cathedral began to be built back in the thirteenth year. it can accommodate 1,500 people. cathedral sunday school, dear residents of the kuban, i want to tell you once again keep this, bequeathed by your heroic predecessors, your ancestors, keep this treasure orthodox faith , educate your children and grandchildren in it and remember that it is faith that is the core of all other virtues, including love for the motherland and for the native land. in kaliningrad, graduates of the federal mentoring program visited the legendary kruzenshtern training park and talked with the captain and senior bossman. they spent the guests the tour was told how to knit sea knots to raise a sail and the views of our crews of our kaliningrad sailing ships kruzenshtern and sedov are a good standard in terms of team building actions in conditions of uncertainty and our ship specialists , the captain, boatswain, crew members. there is always something to talk about and share your knowledge and competencies. large-scale festivals dedicated to youth day were held, more than 400,000 people participa

who have joined the saudi arabian—backed liv golf series will be allowed to play at the open in st andrews 17 members who played in the inaugural liv event, including phil mickelson, dustinjohnson and bryson dechambeau. four—time major champion brooks koepka looks set to join them in the second event of the series in portland. in a statement, the r&a say exempt players and those who have qualified will be able to compete in what will be the 150th 0pen. dina asher—smith and katarina johnson—thompson are among the 72 athletes chosen to represent hosts england at the commonwealth games in birmingham next month. asher—smith, the world 200 metre champion, will compete in the 100 metres and the a by 100 relay, whilejohnson—thompson will defend the commonwealth heptathlon title that she won four years ago on the gold coast. olympic medallists keely hodgkinson and holly bradshaw are also in the squad. that's all the sport for now. all your latest spot there. more to come in the next hour. you are watching bbc news. let's take a look at some other stories making the news this lunchtime. the virus w

he said he plans to return to play in ireland before the open at st andrews next month.art on grass as he beat christopher 0'connell in straight sets. the former world number one lost the first three games in the opening set before launching a comeback to take the victory in 1 hour and 36 minutes on centre court. next up for the three—time grand slam winner is a match against alexander bublik. meanwhile, nick kyrgios made a winning return to the court after sitting out the entire clay court season. the australian beating jiri lehecka in straight sets after his bag was delayed at the airport and his grass court shoes arrived at the tournament with just an hour to spare before his match. wout van aert will wear the race leader's yellowjersey for stage four of the criterium de dauphine on wednesday and there'll be no chance to repeat his mistake of tuesday's stage. the belgian paid the price for a premature celebration at the end of stage three as frenchman davide gaudu crossed the line half a wheel length ahead. van aert has a 6—second lead. stage four is a 31km time trial

in contrast, to the happiness a few years later, of university graduation at st andrews alongside hisned prince has become a more open, confident future king. and his work here would have helped that, as william wells worked for the east anglian air ambulance. what the prince got here was a clear slice of normality. to mark the duke of cambridge's 40th birthday, these photos have been released rather than a formal, official portraits. previously unseen images taken a couple of weeks ago when william went out to sell the big issue. alongside homelessness, expect to see a greater focus on mental health as well. on a personal level, william has never seemed more settled, his marriage to kate has brought stability and support. fatherhood has also suited him. their three children were some of the stars of the show over the platinum jubilee weekend, and his focus on his family, and the happiness and privacy, will see a big move for them this summer when they leave london to set “p when they leave london to set up home in windsor. the move here has been driven by personal reasons. behind the

and then a bus to st andrews. until now, has it been a problem?ig and the train, did not get to go over the glenfinnan viaduct - which i have done but i wanted these guys to see. what would you usually do? i come and get the train and get home but now i need to figure out how to get home. i usually work from home, but i am pro strikes. unions very important. that's all i can say. you heard the opinions of people arriving at queen street station this morning and they point to a couple of the wider issues, the buses have been busier, transport scotland say no particular uptick of traffic on the roads on tuesday, they will watch closely again today. that would suggest lots of commuters have chosen to work from home today but the american tourist saying they had trouble getting down from the isle of skye and that points to one of the big issues here, concerns for hoteliers and people in hospitality, some of them are reporting cancellations and we are about to hit peak season here, the school start breaking up for the summer at the weekend, a big touri

st. andrew the first-called and now flaunts on the city coat of arms.on, this is orenburg orenburg is correct. this is an annual event in the ural city. irbit was the second largest in the russian empire, although nizhny novgorod still lagged behind. fair city for 300 three cities in germany have the status of a separate federal state, berlin bremen and this major port on the elbe. no no. but i am the only port of hamburg. hamburg is true to the land of bremen. to be more precise, the seaport of bremer hassan of the city for 1500 also enters. the name of this swedish city comes from an old word that denoted a stone kurgan and is related to the russian word, but cephalopods have nothing to do with it. squid squid, yes, that's right. one of the oldest cities in sweden device for 300. it is this characteristic of the air that is measured with a hygrometer. humidity devices for 900, it was this astronomical device that ostap bender, who entered stargorod, held in his hand. you are right. devices for 1200 it was for this purpose that a device created in the

police say an officer first tried pulling over that driver near rockaway and st andrew's drive near the country club with the driver sped off. officers tased after that car, but police say he stopped because of safety concerns and a short time later that very same driver spun out crashed through a guardrail and he died at the scene passenger in the car. was injured as well. west oakland bart station is back to normal operations today after being shut down for a shooting investigation yesterday afternoon. police say a person was shot inside a bart train at the west oakland bart station. that train was bound to san francisco. investigators say that person was taken to the hospital is expected to be okay. police haven't released any more information on the shooter or a motive. no arrests have been made. president biden signed the landmark bipartisan gun bill, the safer communities act will make it harder for young people to buy guns. it includes enhanced background checks for gun buyers. ages 18 to 21. it also denies firearms to domestic abusers and helps officials temporarily take weapons

they'll allow qualified players who've joined the controversial breakaway competition in the field at st andrewseptathlon title that she won four years ago on the gold coast. 0lympic medallists keely hodgkinson and holly bradshaw are also in the squad. for more on that and everything else, you can head to the bbc sport website, but that is all the sport for now. hello there. temperatures reached 28 degrees on wednesday. it's going to be another very warm day across england and wales on thursday. but there's more cloud moving up from the south and that's going to be bringing with it some showers. some of these could be heavy, possibly thundery as well. there may prove to be a bit hit and miss as they move northwards into england and wales, scotland and northern ireland still dry. some spells of sunshine. lighter winds here, not quite as warm as it was on wednesday across eastern scotland, but warm for england and wales. and ahead of those developing showers, temperatures reaching 27, maybe even 28 degrees. again, the weather is changing because pressure is falling. and when that happens, we see m

st. andrew's flags and flags of coloring on warships and shouted here it is customary to raise only on majorcase - the 289th anniversary of the celebration of the red banner order of ushakov of the northern fleet against international terrorism in syria this is the flagship the northern fleet 's third-generation heavy nuclear missile cruiser pyotr veliky was launched back in 1989, but for a ship this is not age, it is still a formidable force, as befits a flagship, but, moreover , it bears the name of the russian emperor truly majestic and really huge. it is the largest non-aircraft carrier warship in the world with a displacement of 26,000 tons or more. understandable size categories. it's about the size of a football field, and about a twenty-story building high. for sizes. this is far from the best. its main advantage, it is no coincidence that it is called the killers of aircraft carriers on board, is powerful weapons capable of lowering any enemy ship to the bottom or turning it into dust into a military facility on the shore. what is worth only the missile complex of the borders with t

st. andrew the apostle began back in 1490 , the order at that time was given by the polish king casimir the fourth egilon, because the trinity cathedral in the past, the bernardine church resembles massive walls and octagonal tower bell tower once he served as a defender, according to some reports , more than half a thousand monuments to lenin have been installed on belarusian lands; on average , about 7 pieces a year, see the program of the city of belarus on our tv channel. scholars from all over belarus have gathered here to test their knowledge and intuition. alexei hello, is this a difficult question for you or not? it’s difficult for me, but i don’t understand the scene, so i was guided by my instinct for corydonian folding behind her is the first first to be before the cambrian cambrian orogeny. yesterday, the rivers were repeated by yefim, and the gum was just remembered, gondors are those who are venice instead of a taxi, you can say where is the logic and this is the worst guys, because there is no correct answer to this question, because it turns out to be under the beard. dim, l

he said he plans to return to play in ireland before the open at st andrews next month.one was forced to retire mid—way through herfirst round match at the nottingham 0pen. she'd been struggling after a medical time—out afterjust five games against viktorija golubic because of an injury to her left side. and just a few games later, she was unable to continue. it was her first time back on grass since she retired in the fourth round at wimbledon last summer. raducanu's failed to win more than two matches at a tournament since her astonishing run to the title at the us open in september. and that is all the sport from us for now. we'll see you later on. hello. 0vernight rain clearing quickly from many areas in the morning, though in scotland, it will take much of the day to slowly creep northwards, whereas elsewhere, it'll be sunshine and showers — some heavy, thundery, a chance of hail, too. so here's the rain slowly moving northwards in scotland, not reaching the far north. these are the showers elsewhere. some of the heaviest ones could be in southern scotland and north

one player who will be arriving at st andrews for the confidence will be the champion matt fitzpatricke many more ma'ors to come for the 27-year-old._ come for the 27-year-old. years by far, the come for the 27-year-old. years by far. the most _ come for the 27-year-old. years by far, the most professional - come for the 27-year-old. years by far, the most professional player. come for the 27-year-old. years by far, the most professional player i l far, the most professional player i have worked for. he writes down every shot, three yards, two yards long, it is like a maths test. you leave no stone unturned. he thoroughly deserves what he has achieved and he is only going to go from strength to strength. usage on the ball 20 yards further than what he was 18 months ago and got a lot better so he is turning into a modern day nick faldo, so he could well win quite a few of these things. well win quite a few of these thins. . . . well win quite a few of these thins, ., , ., ,., well win quite a few of these thins. ., ,., , , well win quite a few of these thins. ., ,., , ., things. that is

st. andrews which is where the open will be played.he saudi-backed liv series is tempting golfers with multimillion-dollar purirss. a purses and now pga commissioner is fighting back with more money in eight tournaments and new series of international events. >> let me be clear. i'm not naive. if this is an arms race, and if the only weapons here are dollar bills, the pga tour can't compete. the pga tour, an american institution, can't compete with a foreign monarchy that is spending billions of dollars in an attempt to buy the game of golf. we welcome good healthy competition. the liv saudi golf league is not that. it is an irrational threat. >> that is not stopping others from joining liv. the four time major champ brooks koepka is the late toast enlist in the upstart series. >>> nothing like a good dog show with a great top dog. >> best in show winner is the bloodhound. >> the victor at the westminster dog show in the u.s. was a crowd favorite beating a field of 3500 dogs from more than 200 breeds and varieties. thanks for joining m

st. andrew's flag.admiralty, next to the bronze horseman, the building of the senate will not stand on the shore; it was created by peter as the highest body of judicial executive power? the senate was created for pragmatic reasons. i was e not a single self-made man who left his fatherland so often and for such a long time and life itself raised the question that an authoritative body was needed, who would run the country in his absence. e monarch. uh, it was precisely such bodies that the senate, established in 1711 by peter the great, had very broad powers, very important functions, it controlled the legislation, how it was implemented. how the instructions of the king's order are being carried out hmm was engaged in current affairs. e, at that time actively fought e with such social evil, which we now call corruption. today the senate has not disappeared anywhere, it has turned into the constitutional court and the federation council government in many ways works on the principles laid down by peter

st. andrew. captains of different nationalities sailed under the andreev flag. peter needed experienced sailors, and their past was not so interesting for the king. examined the sailor and immediately promoted him to the rank of captain of the first rank. with my hiv, he was excellent at handling galleys, namely, on the galley fleet, peter made the main bet in the naval war with sweden in the baltic dick in narrow shallow bays, the galleys turned out to be more effective than large ships. on june 21, 1714, the russian rowing fleet under the command of admiral general apraksin met cape gangut; the powerful swedish squadron of admiral matrang tsar peter and apraksin looked into the pipes for a long time, counting enemy pennants. at the end in the end, they decided to make a transfer in order to drag some of their colleagues to the neighboring fjord. admiral vatrank sent 10 russian ships to intercept, but peter canceled the tug of fire, he waited for a complete calm, when the swedish sailboats became helpless, he ordered 35 galleys. under the command of mayevich, t

st. andrew the apostle began in 1490, at that time the order was given by the polish king casimir the fourtht bernardine church reminiscent of massive walls and an octagonal tower, the bell tower once served as a defender, according to some reports, in total on belarusian lands, more than half a thousand monuments to lenin have been installed; on average , about 7 pieces a year, see the program of the city of belarus on our tv channel. housing industrial road and infrastructure construction points of mutual economic growth are discussed in the palace of independence with the governor of the leningrad region. footage from karabakh passed off as ukrainian permoga at the cemetery fakes, for the umpteenth time the adviser to the head of the ministry of internal affairs independent anton gerashchenko is celebrated by the two-time champion of the games in rowing academic

are exempt or have and a place through qualifying will be able to compete in the championship at st. andrews. serena williams has made a winning return to tennis after a year out of action. the 23 time grand slam singles champion winning a double smart should a wimbledon warm up events, the 4 year old american alongside honesty, bereft, you nicea coming from a set down. so when the smart should be responding to national williams was injured during the 1st from after been been last year and hadn't played since then before. well, number one is a wildcard entry official. we're moving about get some the way on monday. we thought some fire behind me so good. i needed that, but honestly they played really well. not for said they were jammin and i was we were just trying to like okay we we got this so it was good. so does this mean that you guys are going to be playing doubles together with we're taking the show on the road. uh huh. no idea at a time with that combination of back in action, a little lights run that. that is how your ramped sport is looking for now on sunday. that's it for me, money

st. andrew's a latest pga event is happening in connecticut, where many players have voice their concerns about the growing divisions in the game. everyone really wants to play against the best players in the world. and a lot of us are hyper competitive out here and that's maybe what drove us to be as good as we are. and so any time there's a potential fracture in the sport, i don't think that's good for the sport. ah, and you don't see it in any of the other major sports in general. all the town you know is on one tour league. serena williams has made a winning return to tennis after a year out of action. the $23.00 time grand slam singles champion won a doubles match at a wimbledon warm up that a 40 year old american alongside owns jibber of tennessee. i came from a sat down to witness match at these horn international williams was injured during her 1st round match at wimbledon last year and hadn't claims sent played since then . former one, the other one is wildcard entry at this year's tournament. starts on monday. yeah, i caught some fire behind me. so again, i needed that. um. but

are exempts will have an supplies to qualifying will be able to compete in the championship at st. andrews, the latest pga event is about today is about city of in connecticut, when many plays a voice that concerns about the growing divisions in the game. everyone really wants to play against the best players in the world. and a lot of us are hyper competitive out here and that's maybe what drove us to be as good as we are. and so any time there's a potential fracture in the sport, i don't think that's good for the sport. ah, and you don't see it in any of the other major sports in general. all the town you know is on one tour league and former world heavyweight champion, anthony joshua still hoping he says to set up a bout with fellow brits heisen fury. joshua is building up right now to a rematch with alexander music, which will take place in saudi arabia. in august, he's aiming to reclaim the belts he lost to the ukrainian when they fought in london last year. the fight with the brits would love is jocko versus fury. is this an extra motivation to win? on the august, the 100 percent, it

st. andrew's cross.flag of russia and after that all mila was in the hands of the russians, therefore, in may 1703, at the mouth neva peter founded a new fortress, which he called st. petersburg and which later became the capital of the russian empire, st. petersburg. it sometimes seems to me that he was a man from the future, he saw further than all his contemporaries the great empire with huge economic military potential with inextinguishable. the glory of her brilliant commanders of high culture from a beautiful city. this petersburg that we see, it was, as it were, conceived by peter as if he saw it in the future, although it was quite a modest town and at the same time in hysteria, the petrovskaya sloboda and the petrovsky arms factory were formed from there and the city of petrozavodsk went in the afternoon, the foundation of which, in accordance with the decree of peter, is considered september 1, 1703. here iron reserves of the then bolotnaya ore were discovered. and, of course, metallurgical pla

st. andrew the first-called in gelendzhik the primate of the russian orthodox church served the divine liturgyadopted in 2013, the implementation of the project took 8 years for a new temple. designed for 1.500 people. it has a sunday school. dear residents of the kuban, i want to say again keep it to you, bequeathed by your heroic predecessors your ancestors keep this treasure orthodox faith educate your children and grandchildren in it and remember that it is faith that is the core of all other virtues, including love for the fatherland and for the native land. in moscow today they honored the memory of yuri shatunov at the troekurovsky cemetery to say goodbye to the legend of the eighties, the famous soloist of the tender may club group, over 10,000 people came, the fans carried the artists of the white rose, as a reminder of the famous hat of the musical collective, and farewell ceremonies our correspondent oleg pashin looks nonchalant pink things. moscow florists ran out of all white roses today, and then red roses for over 10,000 people. they came to say goodbye to yuri shatunov, they al

he said he plans to return to play in ireland before the open at st andrews next month.f the stuttgart open in style. with a straight sets win over qualifier christopher o'connell. the three—time grand slam champion lost the first three games of the match, before launching a comeback to beat the australian 6—4, 6—3. but emma raducanu's wimbledon preparations have suffered a major setback. with the british number one forced to retire, mid—way through herfirst round match at the nottingham open. she'd been struggling after a medical time out after just five games against viktoria golubic. because of an injury to her left side. and just a few games later, she was unable to continue. it was her first time back on grass since she retired in the fourth round at wimbledon last summer. raducanu's failed to win more than two matches at a tournament since her astonishing run to the title at the us open in september. well, just like she was at nottingham, raducanu will no doubt be the headline draw when glasgow hosts the billiejean king cup in november. great britain looked like th

st. andrew the first-called, this date is considered the birthday of the baltic fleet.at is why andreevsky cross. blue on a white field became the naval flag of russia, the castle, the city of slotburg, became, and after that the entire neva fell into the hands of the russians, therefore, in may 1703, at the mouth of the neva, peter laid a new fortress, which he called st. petersburg and which then became the capital russian empire, st. petersburg. it sometimes seems to me that he was a man from the future, he saw further than all his contemporaries the great empire with huge economic military potential with inextinguishable. the glory of her brilliant generals with a high culture and excellent city. this petersburg that we see, it was, as it were, conceived by peter, as if he saw it in the future, although it was quite a modest town. and at the same time, petrovskaya sloboda was formed at the mouth of the lososinka river, and the petrovsky arms factory from there went the city of petrozavodsk in the afternoon, the foundation of which, in accordance with the decree of p

will allow qualified players who havejoined the controversial prickly competition in the field at st andrewsut up to the bundesliga in a deal worth nearly £27.5 million. jurgen klopp says he is one of liverpool because my greatest ever players. the senegal international he spent six years at liverpool. cardiff city have held talks for gareth bail was not represented at the stuff up their efforts to sign him. the deal is not yet done, his agents say they are still in talks with lots of other clubs. to the women's game where england striker alan white has tested positive for covid—19. she was training with the squad yesterday, attended the media day but is now returning home and will be monitored daily. a replacement will not be called up for the friendly against the netherlands at elland road. dina asher—smith and katarina johnson—thompson are among the 72 athletes chosen to represent england athletes chosen to represent england at the commonwealth games in birmingham next month. asher—smith, the world 200 metres champ, will compete in the 100 metres and the four by 100 relay while johnson—th

st. andrew the first-called are the highest awards of the russian empire.stay on the side of the losers in 1708 , when the northern war approached the seemingly catastrophic frontier for the russian side, mazepa openly went over to the swedes. after this betrayal. peter set out to replace the order of st. andrew the first-called from mazepa, to award him with another shameful insignia, so the order of judas appeared in russia especially for mazepa . today, ukrainian propaganda presents mazepa as a patriot and fighter for independence. tsar was committed in the name of building an independent ukrainian state, mazepa's main dream was to unite ukraine, to do everything so that ukraine would not depend on moscow or anyone else, but this conclusion is denied by the ukrainians themselves. even the nationalist alexander was dumbfounded to admit that mazepa did not fight for ukrainian independence, but surrendered ukraine to poland on the basis of mazepa’s agreement with stanislav leshchinsky, ukraine was supposed to unite with the larger one, as the grand duchy, t

in contrast to the happiness a few years later, of university graduation at st andrews, alongside hisat a pilot does. to mark the duke of cambridge�*s 40th birthday, these photos have been released, rather than formal, official portraits. previously unseen images taken a couple of weeks ago when william went out to sell the big issue. homelessness will now be a priority for him. a cause officials say is close to his heart, as it was to his mother�*s. back in 2009, william slept out on the streets of london for a night, with the centrepoint chief executive seyi obakin, to help understand the experience of homelessness. 13 years on, he�*s actively involved. he is definitely part of the story for us. but i think more importantly, we are part of the story for him. he has been a patron since 2005, that�*s 17 years. i don�*t see that he will then suddenly say, "actually, i�*m not interested in this any more". not for any other reason other than he�*s invested in the problem, and he�*s invested in trying to find the solution for those who are affected by the problem. and long may it continue

he said he plans to return to play in ireland before the open at st andrews next month.rt in the saudi—backed liv golf series, which starts this week. it means he also won't be available to play in the ryder cup from now on. well, johnson will, reportedly, receive one—hundred and 50 million receive $150 million for taking part in the series that starts on thursday in st albans. irishman graeme mcdowell is another of the former major championship winners who'll play alongside him. i know you guys hate that expression, but we're not politicians. we're professional golfers — politicians. we're professional golfers. and if saudi arabia wanted to use _ golfers. and if saudi arabia wanted to use the — golfers. and if saudi arabia wanted to use the game as a way for them to -et to use the game as a way for them to get to— to use the game as a way for them to get to where — to use the game as a way for them to get to where they want to be, and they have — get to where they want to be, and they have the resources to accelerate that experience, i think we're _ accelerate that expe

that was a scene from a weather watcher in st andrews in fife. up from the south affecting a good part of england, may clipping into east wales. at the same time we will see wet weather to the east. temperatures at dawn 10—13 but a breezy man and northern ireland here across eastern parts we are going to see some pretty heavy and persistent rain through tomorrow morning's rush—hour and that could gusts poor travelling conditions and localised flooding. also some updates on rain drifting across north—eastern parts of scotland. drier western scotland and for england and wales tomorrow it is another sunshine and showers day. but widespread. some will be heavy, some will be thundery but there will be places that full between the gaps and stay completely dry. the winds tomorrow will be late for the most part so a few do catch a shower could be with you for quite some time. temperatures, nothing really to write home about four this point in latejune. 16—21. as you move out of thursday and friday we have got various weatherjust rotating around. a comple

st. andrew the first-called, taken away by mazepa, to award him with another shameful distinction, so theme that it will be restored. uh, the operation of this order on the territory of these good idea. yes, because, because we will make a separate program, but to betray the electricity industry. and why is it so profitable in ukraine today? yes, and in general to the west no , well, in general, the world is ruled by two things - this is a case and there is betrayal. the nightmare lies in the fact that we are learning to do both controlled here, of course, here's another. why do we remember, yes, yes, the weakest link in ukrainian historiography is that they chose three people for their myth, and mazepa petlyura and bandera of people who allegedly fought for the independence of ukraine, i will tell you as professional. history, i say. mazepa did not fight for the independence of ukraine but for his sailors. uh, vitebsk polotsk. uh, she gave the duchy to the rest of ukraine, to anyone further simon petlyura gave up galicia, volhynia and a huge territory for power near kiev lost and , uh, u

st. andrew the first-called in the church with everyone after the end of the war with the swedes, howeveri will live to see your majesty 21 lord , who else is i, this is less danilovich of the most illustrious prince, they learned how not to find out in the morning and already in the service of a truly diligent servant of the fatherland i am with you. in that yes, what we really are you alexander danilovich and we are modest serfs sovereign. well , stop bowing, peter andreyevich i suppose the news has important orders on the sovereign personally by whom it was ordered to the sovereign. and for a long time i wanted to plead with pyotr andreevich that you were ordered to go to the sovereign without reports, yes, for every bruce, the poltava people less visited from you and visited. look, pyotr andreevich, do not overdo it, otherwise, simply, i can have nothing to grab before the sovereign there will be news. well, not really me report, do not move away. as soon as possible, petr andreevich will be silent, like crucian carp in a frying pan. this is not the map, your majesty, nor the baltic s

st. petersburg today. vladimir putin will hold a separate meeting with business representatives to talk about the development of the automotive industry. andrewanks alyona, we will be waiting for the details . alena germanova was on the air from st. petersburg. now donbass, shortly before our graduation, the ministry of defense reported. how does it go special operation over the past 24 hours of our aviation, missilemen and artillerymen destroyed hundreds of areas of accumulation of enemy manpower and armored vehicles . air defense forces shot down a ukrainian su-25 and many drones. in addition, the intercepted rocket.ua, the launcher was destroyed. here is what the official representative of the defense department, igor kanashenkov, once again said. the army unmanned aircraft hit 57 areas of concentration of manpower and military equipment per day, the armed forces of ukraine destroyed three points control of the zenith missile system side by side in the area of ​​​​the river of the sumy region, as well as the point of repair and restoration of equipment of the armed forces of ukraine in the kharkov region, as a result of air strikes, more t

st. andrew the first-called in history, the highest awards of the russian empire, however, during the russianian side, mazepa openly went over to the swedes. after this betrayal. peter set out in return of the order of andrew the first-called from mazepa to award him with another shameful insignia, so especially for mazepa in russia the order of judas appeared . today, ukrainian propaganda presents mazepa as a patriot and fighter for independence. mazepa was to unite ukraine, to do everything so that ukraine would not depend on moscow or anyone else, but this conclusion is denied by the ukrainians themselves. even the nationalist alexander is dumbfounded. he admitted that mazepa did not fight for ukrainian independence, but surrendered ukraine to poland on the basis of an agreement between mazeta and stanislav leshchinsky. ukraine was to be united with poland as the grand duchy. this served as a foundation for russian government circles, starting with the manifestos of peter i to the ukrainian people in the autumn of 1708. to accuse mazepa that his intention was to bend little russia away fro