also, the st. britain faces the shop is full and living standards on record, but you can all make outlook is gloomy. come the government to school plan and dos . 30 meshes, east countries paying a fee for her score big with the world cut planning revenue of $7500000000.00 for the role of intellectual property in full business use. welcome to greg. i'm. it was one of the most contentious issues that the cop 27 summit wealthy nations have long refused to compensate poor countries struggling to cope with the effects of climate change, fearing legal liability. but after more than 3 decades diplomats from around $200.00 nations where the breakthrough and agreed to establish a loss and damage fund. the deal was a big win for vulnerable nations who bear the brunt of flooding and droughts. despite contributing far less comparatively to the carbon emissions that are causing global warming. while the fund would include contributions from developed nations and other public and private sources, like the international financial institutions. but full details of how it'll work and which countries will

st. britain was covered by a wave of strikes, ordinary people are unhappy that they are forced to save onthing and put up with crowds of refugees from ukraine on this postal employees of 70,000 university and college teachers did not go to work for a week, and ahead of the strike of railway workers, nurses and teachers, and this list is constantly growing, the situation was sorted out by alexander khabarov in the capital of ireland , protests began against the resettlement of refugees from ukraine to the city. the authorities intend to settle 380 ukrainians in one of the houses, turn it into a center for those who would like to get in the country, the local population did not like the asylum such a concentration of refugees there were no consultations with any deputies, with any minister. we had a meeting only with members of the local city council. we asked them to do a number of things. and we hope that they are doing them to calm people down, representatives of the government arrived, they obviously did not like a lot of what they heard. i don't agree with what some people said during

in international relations, the university of st andrews in, great britain. please help me welcome marion. be. thanks to all of you for coming. much appreciate it. i'm going to get straight it so that we can hear from our other two speakers and then eventually have a q&a session. so i want to begin with a short video. the great under-discussed factor in the climate crisis. is this, is there are just too many of us and we use too much --. climate deniers like to say there's no population problem, just like out the window of an airplane. something but empty space down there. but it's not about space. about resources. humans are already using 1.7 times the resource the planet can support. in 1900, there were less than 2 billion people on earth. now it's approaching. we can't just keep going on. like this world is just too crowded. there are not enough people. i can't emphasize this enough. there are not enough people. and i think one of the biggest risks to civilization is the low birth rate and the rapidly declining rate. it is it is. and yet so many people, in

unknown if the leave is connected to britain being accused of stealing a woman's clothing and luggage from sts saint paul airport . anthony gutkowski of alpha news reports that britain initiallye luggag to the luggage, then agreed to return, but apparently has not yet done so. britain is the the firstd openly gender fluid person to hold a leadership post at the official, title is deputy assistant secretary of spenttary waste disposition. that means disposing of spentof nuclear fuel. >> interesting that britain's doctor is a drag queen alter ego is sister radioactive. britain is also controversial for lecturing at colleges about 101, talking about things like a pub play fetish, you know, dressing up young men in dog d collars and muzzles. britain is also a member o collf muzzles, and part a drag queen society that uses graphical, graphic, named names to mock catholic nuns. britain, by the way, seen here with rachael levine, the first transgender associate secretary of health and human services. britain is alsonceo proud of onh visiting the white house in high heels. >> tucker the great trace tr

cornered homosexuals, of which one is a russian prince, and the other is a citizen of britain who accidentally ended up in stnothing can be done. love is evil, at this british rally. in the murder of rasputin one could meet the last unknown link in the case the murder of rasputin and another briton, stephen hey , this is his name, the british criminologist richard cullen found in the materials that london declassified in the latter, and now the question arises again. how did the events around the murder of rasputin develop in reality. so let's go back to london, where british intelligence recruits a personal cryptographer of nicholas ii and received from him information that rasputin, the main opponent of the russian war from germany, london decides to eliminate rasputin, but to do it in such a way that they do not stick out british ears, that is, by proxy, here for the first time in the reports of british intelligence, the figures of prince yusupov, known for his ambiguous connections and antics of dressing up women for the prince, emerge. at this stage, the role is assigned. ideas for misha's agents so he

st. petersburg on november 28, 1943 , the tehran conference of the leaders of the three anti-hitler countries opened. britain by winston churchill usa franklin roosevelt ussr joseph stalin the allied landing of normandy in northern france took place in june 1944. in the future, the creation of an organization to prevent large-scale conflicts. so it was born and the post-war structure of europe on the borders of poland, the ussr achieved the transition under its control of east prussia from the city of königsberg in the future kaliningrad, and stalin also promised to join the war with japan, but after the defeat of the nazis, the leader of the soviet union also made it clear that he was against american proposal for the dismemberment of germany 28 on november 1991, the first flight of a hypersonic, flying cold laboratory took place as part of a project to use cryogenic fuel for rocket engines on a rocket from the c 200 complex, the warhead replaced the laboratory, the maximum flight speed was 1.653 m / s. this is almost 6,000 km / h of a rocket with a cold of 5.6 times the speed of sound, such speeds have nev

st. petersburg on november 28, 1943 , the tehran conference of the leaders of the three anti-hitler countries opened. britainsented by winston churchill usa franklin roosevelt ussr joseph stalin, despite the fundamental difference in approaches and models of government, the countries managed to agree on a lot about the future landing of the allies of normandy in northern france . happened in june forty-fourth, and the future creation of an organization to prevent large-scale conflicts. so it was born and the post-war structure of europe on the borders of poland, the ussr also achieved the transition under its control of east prussia from the city of königsberg. the future kaliningrad, stalin promised to join the war with japan, but after the defeat of the nazis, the leader of the soviet union also made it clear that he was against the american proposal to dismember germany on november 28, 1991, the first flight took place hypersonic, flying laboratory cold within the framework of the project for the use of cryogenic fuel for rocket engines on a rocket from the s200 complex, the warhead was replaced by the la

. >>> eggs were thrown at britain's king charles, and there's an update on a school contamination probe. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "stuis post-dispatch" reports the u.s. army corps of engineers found no radioactive contamination at a missouri school shut down last month. it was closed over fears that nuclear material from a nearby contaminated creek seeped inside. it's an area where nuclear weapons were produced during world war ii. a recent study commissioned for the class -- for a class-action lawsuit detected high levels of radioactive material on the school's playground and inside. the school's pta says it >>> the world health organization reports a nearly 90% drop in worldwide covid deaths since february. the u.n. health agency said that there were just over 9,400 deaths linked to the virus last week. that's compared to more than 75,000 nine months ago. the w.h.o. said the numbers are cause for optimism, but urged vigilance as new variants continue to spread. >>> and the bbc says a student was arrested after allegedly throwing eggs at king charles and queen consort camilla. it happened yesterday as charles and h

britain takes a soft toy there, so mr. bean is not alone in his bed habits you're right. in 1895, at the same time, the st.tersburg museum opened the ethnographic department, which did not grow into the russian ethnographic museum. one of the largest in the world, no one like it. hermitage no, i can't, all versions said tolkunin, who was captured by the japanese the first round is over , let's sum up its results of one and a half thousand on the account of stanislav 2.300 for sergey 5.700 for vladimir ahead the second round. the last seconds left before the start. now it's very hot it will become us all, despite the frost. you know, at some point i even believed something with us, and you worked all the time on the musorskiy. outplayed us musorskiy, nits, however, as always, russia will burn or explode everyone to kill all the minutes of silence 21-25 on ntv transparent conditions. because subscribers, having received the second techno smartphone as a gift, are only for megafon yandex market subscribers on black friday. here i bought goods for the whole family. everything in the house discounts up to seven

merseyside where and we start on merseyside where st helens council have criticised for displaying what has been dubbed the worst christmas tree in britain. now i mean obviously you took very good grief. i mean if you are listening on radio , imagine a listening on radio, imagine a christmas tree and then imagine the opposite of that. there is the opposite of that. there is the tree in question. you can all see a pretty sorry looking specimen. i mean it looks like it's got money depression. one local said the town become local said the town will become a laughing stock while observed we pay enough council to get a christmas tree i'll now scoff over say it looks like it's going to be back in the ground like a sinking but i want to go home. it. yeah, it's in recession it's going back to seedling because can't see seedling because you can't see us. see the wood bit, us. you can't see the wood bit, the branches probably the branches off. i probably look in the woods before look nice in the woods before they down. then they got they cut it down. then they got home, like a haircut. home, you know, like a haircut. yes the day looks yes you know

merseyside where and we start on merseyside where st helens council have criticised for displaying what has been dubbed the worst christmas tree in britainar in a row. now i mean obviously you took very good grief. i mean if you are listening on radio , imagine a listening on radio, imagine a christmas tree and then imagine the opposite of that. there is the opposite of that. there is the tree in question. you can all see a pretty sorry looking specimen. i mean it looks like it's got money depression. one local said the town become local said the town will become a laughing stock while observed we pay enough council to get a christmas tree i'll now scoff over say it looks like it's going to be back in the ground like a sinking but i want to go home. it. yeah, it's in recession it's going back to seedling because can't see seedling because you can't see us. see the wood bit, us. you can't see the wood bit, the branches probably the branches off. i probably look in the woods before look nice in the woods before they down. then they got they cut it down. then they got home, like a haircut. home, you know, like a haircut. yes the day looks y

st johnstone at lunchtime. a fantastic gymnastics world championships continues for great britain in liverpool.and there was also a bronze medal in the men's rings for courtney tulloch, britain's first world medal in that discipline. those two medals bring britain's total for the championships to five. there was also history for ireland, as rhys mcclenaghan won the country's first gold in the men's pommel. the gymnast from county down has had a difficult year, having had to fight a decision not to allow him to compete for northern ireland at the commonwealth games. and in boxing, a moment to remember for chantelle cameron — after becoming the uk's first undisputed female champion. she beatjessica mccaskill in a unanimous decision in abu dhabi. cameron made easy work of her american oponent to become the undisputed light—welterweight champion, all threejudges ruling in the brits favour. the 31—year—old from northampton extending her unbeaten record to 17. the wheelchair event is continuing, in the rugby league world cup, england against spain. i don't know if you have watched the rugby league wh

britain did not need a reformed russia. they wanted to completely destroy it. there should have been an explosion line, uh, st. warsaw and all of europe . all over europe the explosion occurred in poland in france in the german states. there was an explosion, but little russia itself did not happen in russia, as when they called ukraine and poland at that time were integral parts of the russian empire. and if the conspirators planned that after the coup in the capital, the ukrainians and poles would also raise the point and declare themselves separate kingdoms, then it means that the main goal was not to seize power, but to destroy the empire, do we have evidence that this is exactly the case. and it was planned to eat read continuation of the extract from the protocol. interrogation of the former colonel pavel pestel on december 22, 1825 and january 13, 1826. question eight what societies are actually in poland and in what places have their branches been established? there is no longer a secret political society spread throughout the kingdom of poland, the duchy of poznań, austrian galicia, lithuanian, podols

no about how britain helped the poles, who were incited for the uprising for so long, this document testifies. this is another declassified letter from the russian ambassador from london to stthe constitutional charter of the constitution of the kingdom of poland of 1815, which was supposed to be published earlier, the revolutionary government drafted the constitutional charter of the kingdom of poland, and the panflet itself with a list of violations of the polish constitution by the last administration of the kingdom was published and published by the marquis of viliupolsky in london in 1831. for those who did not understand anything, from this report we explain no weapons as a result, the british were not far from the polish rebels. and instead of this, the british forced the poles to write anti-russian sweets and articles in the european press on their own behalf, the british allocated money for such articles and panclets, moreover, from the military budget and helped place articles in the european press. for the hot polish way of the flows, this was a shameful failure of their missions, so marquis vilipolsky and his comrade did not return to poland until the end of the