st. dominic and bishop vitus. a place that refers us to the origins of christianity in novogrudok. mply impossible to come to novogrudok and not see the church of st. michael the archangel. the shrine is one of the symbols of the city, its architectural dominant central part. gets kastsel were discovered in 1624 godze manakhami. the damianians, who had already gone through centuries of war on our land , were already at the watch of the king of mindoug. gety kascel ma velmi important significance for this city, where the first thing it knows is the center of the city, it is such an architectural daminantai. and the gety kastsel are connected first for everything with the cities. i am to the intercessors of the archanes mikhalam, who are the people of calis, who protect these cities from hell and foreign enemies, and all the saints. archanel michal, yak zreshty uzgadvae paet adam mickiewicz at the end of the day, we remember that navagrudak is happy with this post, and the city is in honor of the memory of archanel mikhal, where the cyper is on the official coat of arms of navagrudak

st helens. they have dominated by the aggregate score of 96—20. can they be stopped? out of superlatives for a side like st helens. champions for the last four years, three of those finals where they have beaten leeds rhinos. leeds were really desperate to win today, to put to bed those last two finals, but also of course the emotion around rob burrow. they wanted to do it for him today, they were devastated. but st helens once again superb. let's hear from their captain. i think the only thing better than doing it the first time is the second time. that is an amazing leeds side. to stop them from scoring, i couldn't be prouder. we spoke about, we are doing it for each other. when you thought you could get the ball, it is for others. they are champions. so, that isjodie cunningham, the st helens and england captain. a major award, they win it for the fourth year in a fow. earlier, wigan warriors were champions, the holders of all the major honours, super league champions, challenge cup winners and world club champions. a day when rugby league has come together on the g

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st. petersburg. which we produce according to which we dominate even on global markets, not to mention regionalhen this is completely wrong, because we must have a clear, transparent mechanism for the formation of these price indicators, and moreover, it is important that the methodology for the formation of these indicators be clear and transparent, and that’s all took place in a legal environment controlled by the government of our state. now this is absolutely not the case, price guidelines come from abroad, there is always a temptation to disrupt competition through manipulation these price indicators, through influencing them, create negative consumer expectations in the market, so that all this does not happen, we need to move away from the indicators that we have traditionally used for many years. will ultimately give us a full-fledged, unified exchange space of the eurasian economic union. if an exchange is effective and concrete, then the development of marketplaces raises many questions for the eurasian economic commission regarding compliance with fair competition. these aggregators

a height of 462 m, the lakhta center tower, of course, could not help but become another dominant feature of stand there are also cultural and scientific centers, a planetarium, a yacht marina, parks, piers, and of course, a beautiful view of the whole city. lakhta center is a growth point not only for the northern capital, but for the entire north-west of the country. and, of course, the most important role of the skyscraper is to be the headquarters of gazprom vladimir meets putin at the entrance to the center. no snow loads will prevent the paintings from flattening in the atrium of the skyscraper; they were brought from the taganrok museum, which ukrainian nationalists shelled last year. the canvases of the terrace by artist konstantin korovin and poppies of serafima blondskaya were restored by the russian museum with the support of gazprom. and this is already the seventy-ninth floor, the height is more than 300 m and from here there is an incredible view of the city. this is a skating rink, the largest skating rink in the world 28. mchitkry. open, open, it was here in the lakhta center th

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>>ter last night's disastrous performance, two questions are dominating the headlines st ni today. is it time for biden to step h aside? would he ever consider it? isand could replace him at the e top of the democratic ticket? er it?one name raising a lot of speculation. californiac governor gavinif newsom, as well as michigan governor whitmer. ornibut asked about the calls fr biden to step down last night, o gavin had this to say. >> take a look. i was very proud of the president tonight. so from my humble perspective, >>y prout about, you know, style. this is about delivering results for the american people. i would never turn my back on president biden. nevernr my back on president biden. and i don't know a democrat in my party that wouldi dem do. especially after tonight. we have his back. we run not the 90 yard dash we are all in. we're going to double down in the next few months. we'rred wille going to win thiss election. >> another possibl ande replacement, as i mentioned, t michigan governor gretchen whitmer. he but will the democrats actually look to replace biden?m and ho

dominance. it was recently addressed by the st. rth quarter of just last year and you can see here here is how they explained fiscal dominance. they say it happens basically when accumulating government debt and deficits can produce increases in inflation that dominate central bank intentions to keep inflation low. basically there is so much debt that policy aims to manage that debt rather than to do other things like grow the economy. so in april the cato institute published a report entitled this, the threat of fiscal dominance, will the u.s. resort to money printing to finance the rising debt challenge? a key passage in this report was this, if congress leaves spending corrections to the last minute, legislators may perceive the draconian fiscal consolidation necessary to bring debt under control as less desirable than monetizing the debt. in such a scenario printing more money might become the easiest, only politically feasible way out. you can just see here, last week, the imf, issued a warning on america's ballooning fiscal bu

dominated by some contrasting conditions. the best of the sunshine certainly was through scotland, and in fact, a beautiful afternoon in st andrew's day. now, the change, though, is coming with these weather fronts that are gradually pushing in to the northwest of scotland. behind it, cold air tucks in, centred close to this low pressure is where we're likely to see the strongest of the winds and the sharpest, most frequent showers. but the fronts will continue to slip their way steadily south as we go through the morning on tuesday. early morning sunshine in east anglia and southeast england will gradually be clouding over as we go into the afternoon. but we should see some warmth still with that early sunshine, 21 celsius. there'll be some showery outbreaks of rain continuing, and the back edge, the brighter greens denoting there could be some heavy showers with hail and thunder. not a bad end to the day through northern ireland and the scottish borders, but a frequent rash of showers here in the northwest and a cooler feel already, only highs 01:10—14 celsius. so those fronts continue to push their way south and east. and then

st. petersburg became the capital of international law, according to which most of humanity tries to live. while the west imposes on the world a certain order based on rules. in order to maintain its dominanceum is a clear response to such attempts; it is argued here that it is law and sovereignty, the basis of balance in the world. today alone we counted 46 round tables and discussions; in just 3 days of the forum there will be more than 120 of them. of course, the participants assess the ongoing crimes of the kiev regime. maria zakharova spoke about how the western rules-based order was evident in the reaction of brussels and kiev to the killing of russian civilians by a ukrainian missile . in order for every criminal of the kiev regime to receive a well-deserved punishment, according to the deputy head of the investigative committee, it is necessary to change russian legislation, which has gaps. these gaps include the inability to recognition as criminals of persons who have committed grave crimes against the national security of the russian federation in cases where such persons are no longer alive. a paradoxical situation arises when there is evidence. will finally destroy, so to speak

dominated by some contrasting conditions. the best of the sunshine certainly was through scotland, and in fact, a beautiful afternoon in st andrew'szle stubbornly sat there through much of the day. now, the change, though, is coming with these weather fronts that are gradually pushing in to the northwest of scotland. behind it, cold air tucks in, centred close to this low pressure is where we're likely to see the strongest of the winds and the sharpest, most frequent showers. but the fronts will continue to slip their way steadily south as we go through the morning on tuesday. early morning sunshine in east anglia and southeast england will gradually be clouding over as we go into the afternoon. but we should see some warmth still with that early sunshine, 21 celsius. there'll be some showery outbreaks of rain continuing, and the back edge, the brighter greens denoting there could be some heavy showers with hail and thunder. not a bad end to the day through northern ireland and the scottish borders, but a frequent rash of showers here in the northwest and a cooler feel already, only highs of 10—14 celsius. so those fronts continue

dominated by some contrasting conditions. the best of the sunshine certainly was through scotland, and in fact, a beautiful afternoon in st andrew'sh these weather fronts that are gradually pushing in to the northwest of scotland. behind it, cold air tucks in, centred close to this low pressure is where we're likely to see the strongest of the winds and the sharpest, most frequent showers. but the fronts will continue to slip their way steadily south as we go through the morning on tuesday. early morning sunshine in east anglia and southeast england will gradually be clouding over as we go into the afternoon. but we should see some warmth still with that early sunshine, 21 celsius. there'll be some showery outbreaks of rain continuing, and the back edge, the brighter greens denoting there could be some heavy showers with hail and thunder. not a bad end to the day through northern ireland and the scottish borders, but a frequent rash of showers here in the northwest and a cooler feel already, only highs of 10—14 celsius. so those fronts continue to push their way south and east. and then under that influence of low pressure, with t

real dominants, what they pay attention to, and even sometimes interrupt during the tour asking: here what is this, this is, of course, a model depicting a church that was illuminated in the name of ste archangel. unfortunately, the fate of the church was tragic and only the remains of its foundation have survived to this day. if you go out to the square near the collegium, then you you will see that some patterns are laid out with red tiles on the gray tiles, but this is not just like that, this is not just the artist’s idea, these are precisely the contours of that very foundation, that very church, and thus we can imagine what the historical center of the city used to look like , imagine the size and imagine, it’s as if we were walking through that very time, the next part of the exhibition is dedicated to the artistic... culture of the arshan region . there are currently two orthodox monasteries in borsh, this is the female holy dormition monastery and kuteinsky monastery. and it so happened historically that at any monastery, of course, there were always art workshops, in these workshops icons were painted, some cast objects were made, there was wood carving, we have such a rat

dominated by protecting file, by security, by you should that belong to the nation. i was via and belong to the confidence of the national the assemblies. but what matters, i'm st. keegan. what makes what makes him think he can reach the voters in 3 weeks when he's had 2 years in bonnie as managed to reach them. and that time, what i mean, 1st of all, uh we, we, that we, that we can see what the goal is, the 15 to 20 percent of voters which was decided to abstain as it will be on the ledge, on what day we decide to do. and so going to the, if we let ask the vote does whether they really want a that it, it, they stream right in government to take on the responsibilities or if they want to give it to the majority to ease a reformist project. today we don't, they have a majority to this room, right? but we don't have even even the majority for the presidential, much for the presidential. a question. and this is why we are struggling. and these, why the national, the assembly is basically go to the bean book, but he borrowed eyes off the selection. so i mean, it all our lives down. yeah. you couldn't do it. could be power lies because that would be a good be. i'm m

st. petersburg. vladimir putin admitted that russia could also make changes to its nuclear weapons. end, and at the same time, the voices of reason that do not give up dominatelared, the so-called narratives by the regimes of those countries that are members of nato in the first place. on the sidelines of the international economic forum today , issues of bioeconomy were again discussed. could send weapons to russia's allies to strike western countries. vladimir putin said that russia will not need to use nuclear weapons to achieve victory in ukraine. journalists from the new york times tried to pretend that it was russia that was fueling conversations on the topic of nuclear confrontation. in the newspaper headline, quote. putin is talking about nuclear war again. and this despite the fact that vladimir putin said that our country has never started nuclear rhetoric. escalation and that the president himself does not consider it necessary to use it. there are also many publications in foreign media on the key topic of the forum - economy. it came as a big surprise to many that despite the incredible sanctions imposed by the west, things are not so bad for ru

st. petersburg became the capital of international law, according to which most of humanity is trying to live, while the west imposes on the world a certain order based on rules invented to maintain its dominancew and sovereignty, the basis of balance in the world. today alone we counted 46 round tables and discussions here, in total. over the 3 days of the forum there will be more than 120 of them; of course, the participants assess the ongoing crimes of the kiev regime. maria zakharova spoke about how the western rules-based order was evident in the reaction of brussels and kiev to the killing of russian civilians on a sevastopol beach by a ukrainian missile. here is the official representative of the european union peterstan went so far as to call reports of the use of missiles from nato countries against sevastopol unreliable. you understand here. two options, this is already a certain degree of unprofessionalism, which has gone beyond all possible limits, has turned into some kind of madness, or this is a cynical policy, which in our language is formulated as spitting all the dew of god in the eyes, no condolences, not even words of sympathy for the victims there was no trace, as a matter

st. petersburg became the capital of international law, according to which most of humanity tries to live. while the west imposes a certain order on the world, based on rules invented in order to maintain its dominancets about the use of nato missiles against sevastopol unreliable, you understand, there are two options here, this is already a certain degree of unprofessionalism that has gone beyond everything possible framework and has turned into some kind of madness, or this is a cynical policy that is formulated in our language. how to spit all of god's dew in your eyes, no condolences, not even words of sympathy for the victims , as a matter of fact, all these years in order for every criminal. the kiev regime suffered a well-deserved punishment, according to the deputy head of the investigative committee, it is necessary to change russian legislation, which has gaps. these gaps include the inability to recognition as criminals of persons who have committed grave crimes against the national security of the russian federation in cases where such persons are no longer alive. a paradoxical situation arises when there is evidence that specific crimes have been committed. persons, but these persons n

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dominant. you cannot find a temple higher than this in the south of the chelyabinsk region, magnitogorsk is st.icons are not prayer books estranged from life, but people, as it were, full of life, and since this gorol was in the bushes and the mostin people were represented, then in the features of some of the saints an austin appearance is clearly visible. another ascension - a boxy church in small korels in the arkhangelsk region, wooden five-headed, with a pine ploughshare, which the sun casts silver, was transported from the village half a century ago. ksenia ionkina, elena savina, denis gasov, channel one. well, next is the news broadcast, we will meet with you in a few minutes. this is news from the first, maria vasilyeva studio. hello. at the beginning of the topic of air defense, the crew of the k-52m helicopter of the russian aerospace forces successfully hit the positions of ukrainian formations in the zone of responsibility of the military grouping. hit with unguided s-8 missiles, then practiced an evasion maneuver from enemy air defense, released thermal traps and returned to base.

dominic hughes, bbc news. our health correspondent catherine burns is outside st thomas' hospital in central london.'t it? yes, in some ways today is a little bit deja vu. you - hasn't it? yes, in some ways today is a little bit deja vu. you have i hasn't it? yes, in some ways today is a little bit deja vu. you have a i is a little bit deja vu. you have a health correspondent standing outside a hospital saying junior doctors inside havejust stopped work. we have done this 11 times. something is different and it is the timing was at this election, we are a week before it starts, and the strike will finish just two days before it. here we are by the houses of parliament and politics is so key to this. the question is, why has the bma called the strike now? they would say, do you know what? we add months of talks, agreed to mediation and then the government called the election. they say they are fed up with it. why do you actually have a strike? the reason is to persuade the people empowered to do something about your problems. that is not actually possible now. even if in some very unlikely scenario,

dominated by some contrasting conditions. the best of the sunshine certainly was through scotland, and in fact, a beautiful afternoon in st andrew'sound half a million people are left with no child benefit payments after processing problems at hmrc. and i am here in newcastle as england's footballers face one of their final warm england's footballers face one of theirfinal warm up games for euro 2024. on bbc london... and coming up on bbc news — enzo maresca has left leicester after helping them get promotion to the premier league. he'll manage chelsea next season after signing a five—year deal. good evening. nigel farage says he's returning to frontline politics