, stella is ours, put a rainbow flag on stella, it was already white-red-white, now it’s white-red -whiteu understand what she said? this is not an ordinary crazy woman, this is the intellectual elite of the rebellion, these are the ones who justify our presence in european civilization, they taught our children, they formulated all this nonsense about a gradual departure from russia, she wants to hang the flag of perverts on stella, glynomesov, homosexuals, it’s like having sex on a grave, it’s like shitting in the altar, this is... satanism, and it’s flourishing, our viewers, thank god for a long time.

santykiu, stella , aide, stella santykiu, stella, if we were to do this, labour would have somethingut, wouldn't they ? worried about, wouldn't they? >> i'm not sure, because i think that the conservative vote is so fragmented that even reform cannot save them. i am not certain that the people who are turning away from the tories are exactly the kind of voters who would go to a reform style party, and that's because a lot of the voters that are leaving the conservatives are , firstly, the conservatives are, firstly, former labour voters in the red wall, secondly, people who are extremely worried about economic inequality and the cost of living crisis and i don't think any of them are convinced that either party will help them. and third, it's all the voters who, as we know, are looking for stability, and they will vote for the safest choice. and the safest choice for them is boring , keir starmer and rachel reeves. >> well, i'm glad you said keir starmer is boring. poor man. even his own supporters think he's dull , even his own supporters think he's dull, not dull, not dull, just ve

santa stella. reform had to say there about stopping the boats? >> so i'm i'm surprised that richard tice keeps on talking about international law and how these, illegal migrants are breaking the law, when in fact, the plan that he is suggesting would be breaking international law. so which one is it? does the reform party care about international law? and they want us to abide by it or they don't care. and they think that it is okayifin care. and they think that it is okay if in the eyes of the international community, we are seen to do something illegal, because that's what would be happening if we were turning around the boats. and i'm also very interested in what you said, tom, about the economic implications, because in this general election, the most important thing is the economy and the cost of living crisis. so how exactly is this policy going to help? i don't think it is. i think it's going to do the opposite. >> it might create a sort of blockade with france, kelvin, do you buy that, wel

frank stella. jane pauley looks back on his life and groundbreaking work. >> reporter: world famous artist frank stella died in manhattan yesterday. a restless innovator who regularly reinvented himself, stella ushered in an era of cool minimalism, all but ending the art world's fixation with abstract expressionism. in doing so he became a towering figure in post-war american art. moving from a palette of black to stripes of angular vibrant colors, stella consistently resisted being categorized or interpreted, famously saying "what you see is what you see." he talked with our martha teichner in 2021. >> i guess you'd say i'm restless up to a point. yeah. i can't help it. >> reporter: stella would restlessly abandon flat surfaces for assemble ajs and more. and when the whitney museum opened its new quarters in 2015, its inaugural retrospective was an exhibit of the works of frank stella. but stella wasn't looking back. he was moving on to star-shaped creations like this one he called jasper's split

well, stella , this is so flute.because there may be all sorts of other amazing classical works there. but also we now know for certain that plato is real. >> exactly. we know that he's a historical figure, and we were never sure whether he existed, whether he was one person or many people, which is, of course, something that we see with a lot of other figures. but as you say, extremely exciting news. how much more are we going to find about this amazing philosopher? >> and we only have fragments of the ancient world that survived so much was destroyed during the dark ages, and there might be this huge repository of scrolls that english technology have been able to read. >> exactly. when you think about how often you see ancient greek philosophy reflected in the modern civilisation , you can modern civilisation, you can only imagine how many important things we are missing out and how much there is still to learn. >> yes, i think it's extremely exciting. >> it's wonderful. and of course, the young man was british who

stella. thank you. william. stella. thank you. william. stella. thank you very much indeed.n thank you very much indeed. in a moment, sir john curtis. thank you very much indeed. in a moment, sirjohn curtis. now he's the man that said there was a 99% probability that sir keir starmer would end up in number 10 after the next election. how does he see this polling analysis that came out yesterday that's been picked up by sky news and even by rishi sunak, who's now talking about a hung parliament, does any of it make any sense, or is it, as i suspect, just a load of nonsense in that you can't extrapolate out from i thought it was 2015. this morning as we headed into that general election. because i heard a leader of the conservative party a serving prime minister, saying. you must vote for us. otherwise there will be a coalition of chaos. there'll be labour, liberal democrats, greens, goodness knows who else. you mustn't vote for reform . that's a vote for for reform. that's a vote for laboun for reform. that's a vote for labour. but we've got a great expectation here. and the

you say, nick of them is a stella. what about on the business side of things? what do canyon's help present router will bring back when he returns from the st. it is definitely looking forward to craig deals. this looking for 2 different kinds of investments in different sector and they have been versus mentioning of a many successful vendor to, to seeking a position to know when that then improve that. they the economy from that to what has been happening. the last couple of months king is hoping that the kinds of investment that will be injected enjoy and we will give them some reprieve from the tax special that they have been experiencing. but the other thing that can has also looking for is to continue enjoying the kinds of stuff that they have enjoyed, even on the front of the region. you know, that couldn't have the to insure and training the region and the certificate for me . and it has also been very grateful and some of that drunk of these he did in the last couple of years. and if you could get us, we'll be looking to see how would you meet your game

and i also wanted to find out from you, stella, what canyon's i hoping that the president brings back when he returns. but let me bring in and by solution to the conversation. now i'm baset or designating kenya as a major, non nato ally, highly symbolic. but what does it mean practically, they are many issues that are more important to african need is like getting a permanent seat on the un security council, or perhaps restructuring, global, global financial institutions. what will this, this designation change for kenya and for africa in general, as well the one tangible thing that changes is to allow kenya to purchase certain kinds of military equipment from the united states. so it would not otherwise be possible. otherwise, it is primarily a symbolic measure, but it's only one of many measures that are being taken during the course of this visit. i don't think it's the most important development in the visit so far. i think some of the economic issues are far more significant than this one. yeah, and one of the most important developments also being that kenya has again reiterated

i've read what stella creasy i've read what stella creasy i've read what stella creasy said.as. right now, if a woman has a stillbirth, there has to be a criminal investigation. i mean, thatis criminal investigation. i mean, that is despicable . there is that is despicable. there is despicable. there was a 15 year old girl who suffered a stillbirth, which is a medically and personally deeply difficult thing to experience. and she was subjected to a one year investigation by police until they identified that had been sorry, it wouldn't have been the idea that a teenager who'd got in that terribly difficult situation was then put before the threat of being criminalised is totally wrong. it is not about medicalizing the process. ihave about medicalizing the process. i have a friend who does, who signs off abortions for women and he has said no on occasion when he's when it's been early in the process and he's thought they're not mentally prepared to make that decision, i think that's fine. what it's saying is that's fine. what it's saying is that you don't. when a woman makes th

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stella. a guy is a governance and security analysts who specializes in youth development. she's joining us from nairobi, kenya in washington, dc, is david sion, a professor of international relations at george washington university. he's a former american ambassador to book in a fossil and a few of you and also, and i will be naked them as mandate research of with the east africa peace and security governance program at the institute for security studies. i will welcome to all 3 of you. thank you very much for joining us on the inside story so that you can start with you. so the 1st state visit from an african and leader to the us since 2008, we moved to is being featured in washington, the role that the red carpet for him. how is this being viewed 1st in kenya? so i think that the reactions to, to this visit, they are kind of who, of course, i'll be focusing on some of the issues that have been trying to address with the government, including the need for those types and reduction of all the for, and jeeps. which our president has been doing the manual. they are canyons f

stella. should labour be about this, that, if you look at the west midlands vote, there was a very large vote for a pro—palestine group and it made the labour margin very narrow . group and it made the labour margin very narrow. is group and it made the labour margin very narrow . is that margin very narrow. is that going to have consequences in general election? >> i don't think it's going to be very narrow because 24% of the vote in the general election is not going to go to independent parties, it is going to go to the main parties. and i think that the swing is going to be more in favour of labour. if you look at the actual results, evenin you look at the actual results, even in rochdale, where where george galloway's party ran on every single seat, he only got to win two seats and his his campaign was not just based on gaza, it was also based on economic issues. >> but does the muslim vote request to keir starmer increase the likelihood of more sectarian politics as labour seeks to conso

stella. should labour be about this, that, if you look at the west midlands vote, there was a very large vote for a pro—palestine group and it made the labour margin very narrow . group and it made the labour margin very narrow. is group and it made the labour margin very narrow . is that margin very narrow. is that going to have consequences in general election? >> i don't think it's going to be very narrow because 24% of the vote in the general election is not going to go to independent parties, it is going to go to the main parties. and i think that the swing is going to be more in favour of labour. if you look at the actual results, evenin you look at the actual results, even in rochdale, where where george galloway's party ran on every single seat, he only got to win two seats and his his campaign was not just based on gaza, it was also based on economic issues. >> but does the muslim vote request to keir starmer increase the likelihood of more sectarian politics as labour seeks to conso

stella sounds you. you were in court. what was your, what was your feeling when you, when you heard what the judge had to say? while it was very tense, because the judges went away for 10 minutes and then 10 minutes between became 20 minutes and then 20 minutes became 30 minutes. and when we came back and i was very nervous, but then they said that they would grant leave to appeal. and obviously the immediate feeling was of relief. but part of me had hoped that the judges would have reached the same conclusion. and then also said, you know, we've looked at this, we've heard enough, julian should just be released. they could have done that, they didn't. so we're facing another hearing in, in, in a few months time when last button and ministration just looks at this case and decides the right thing to do is to drop it, which of course is what should be done. and how realistic do you think that is? well, the president barton made us on pania so remarked if you want a few weeks ago saying that they're considering dropping the

alito stella justice, clarence thomas, also faced scrutiny after who it was revealed his wife ginni sent text messages to former white house chief of staff mark meadows challenging the 2020 election results. the supreme court code of conduct says justices should not be swayed by partisan interests and should remain dignified and

in 2014, stella, minsk, the hero city, became part of the architectural ensemble, the building of theum of the history of the great patriotic war. this the solution was proposed by the belarusian architect viktor kromarenko, who is also one of the authors of the obelisk. the diverging rays symbolize the festive fireworks in honor of the great victory. fountain cascade according to plan. its mirrored walls reflect the peaceful sky, everything that surrounds us in everyday life, victory park, strolling residents and guests of the capital, and one of the main entrances to the museum building is located here. the issue of constructing a new building for the museum of the history of the great patriotic war has been raised for many years. built on october square back in the sixties, it no longer accommodated a large number of exhibits; they began to collect them when the war was still going on. in 1943 , the first exhibition was already exhibited in moscow, belarus lives, belarus fights, and over the years the collections were constantly replenished. to the end, the architectural solution i

thank you, victoria sharkova, about the festive events at stella’s, minsk, hero city.o festive events, from 13:00 until the end of the program, traffic in minsk will be limited. it will not be possible to drive by private car along independence avenue, from yanka kupala street to masher avenue. public transport will not stop here either. from 16:00 , independence avenue will be blocked from lenin street to masherova avenue, in the area of ​​victory square, kiseleva and kommunisticheskaya streets, as well as zakharova and frunze, entry to yanka kupala street will be prohibited from kuibyshev to pervomaiskaya, to engels street from karl marx to international. well, now i propose to remember how it began. date september 23, 1943. turning point the offensive operation was the crossing of the dnieper. strengthening the nazis in the fall at the cost of the lives of thousands of soviet soldiers. komarin is a border urban village in the very south of belarus. it is remote both from the regional center of gomel and from the capital. but his merits and even military glory are mu

ribbon, my sister saw that i had a badge, but it’s gone, look right there, i was afraid, yes, that stella city of svatovo in the lpr, also has the name of viktor alekseevich’s father, in during the great patriotic war, he went missing, only recently was his son able to find a mass grave. the family traveled to the smolensk region to pay tribute to the memory, to svatovo for many years from the fourteenth to the liberation in the twenty-second, on victory day it was dangerous even just to put on the st. george ribbon. in 1945, viktor alekseevich was six, he remembers the period of the german occupation, he remembers the crimes of the death of loved ones, he remembers victory day, i know how the germans left, and i know how ours came, on... august 31 was liberated matchmaker, there were young guys in us, so cheerful, so bright, me, that’s how he was, that means he held me in his arms for 8 years, the ukrainian authorities persecuted him for organizing a referendum on the autonomy of the lpr, in which he took part, in fact by chance, i just wanted to vote. meanwhile, the number of people wis

why not hold a pride along them, that is, from komarovka there to victory square, and to ktelli, stella , our stella, put on a rainbow flag, it was already white-red-white, now it’s white-red-white and rainbow, you understand what she said, this is not an ordinary crazy woman, this is... a gradual departure from russia, she wants stella to hang up a flag perverts, clay mixers, pederasts, that's all is the same as having sex on a grave, it ’s the same as shitting in the altar, this is satanism and it is thriving, our audience, thank god, you take my hand me, take it back to the beginning, we got the sky. come out and say: in the name of my ancestors, i renounce europe, i renounce you, satan, all your deeds, your angels, your demonic pride, your vile democracy, your dirty liberalism, i don’t want to see you, i tear up the pole’s card, i throw away the schengen visa , i spit three times on everything that you represent, i don’t even want to be near you stand with you, a garbage dump of a stinking brothel of sephilic, and i renounce those who serve you, from traitors from time immemorial, f

thank you for coming stella. [applause] now, my colleague and the person who's will oversee the operation of this park-- [applause] >> for the record, i'll managing the fun. there are others doing the real important work. thank you jack and thanks everyone here who has come together and celebrate all the faces that planted the seeds to make this public space possible. if you build it they will come and this is true for china basin park. it has open two weeks and we have seen dogs, dog parents, bikers, kids playing in the sand, we have seen our first bride and groom take photos in the park so people are making memories here and they will be the stakeholders we have to answer to when operating and managing this amazing public space. we'll build on this and bring great events and concerts and key amenities for this great urban space. may 11 we will have our first community event free to the public and open to families so nice to start a great season of programming. this concludes the speaking program so thank you ev

a memorial stella in their honor was installed in the first section of the military cemetery, which adjoins mikhailov street. in 2010, on the central second section, facing kozlova street, an obelisk was inaugurated for suvorov, nakhimov and cadets who gave their lives for the fatherland. taking care of the historical memory of our ancestors is in the blood of our people, so there is a time for everything. on a bright day in radnica, be sure to change your dear ones. and people close to your heart who left us in this life, pray and wish them the kingdom of heaven on this bright and slightly sad day. may all the good memories of your loved ones remain in your memory forever, and may your prayers for them never cease to sound. isnotilova’s program was with you, all the best to you. when the news of the victory came, i was 7 years old, it would seem, just a child, but i remember everything clearly, children then became early adults, and behind me was a concentration camp and a military hospital, where i became a blood donor for german soldiers, i was 4 years old then, according to the fascists

so, oleksiy khrustalov, stella naydenova and bohdan kotenko.em disappeared during the occupation and nothing is known about them until now. the connection with oleksiy broke off at the very beginning of the war and there was no further news from him. we only know what happened to him. he was 17 years old, and before the beginning of the full-scale invasion, he lived in the village of nova-zburivka in the skadovsky district of the kherson region. unfortunately, we do not know what happened to him and where the boy is now. and i emphasize once again that there really is a great hope that one of you will recognize oleksiy, so look into his face. and if you suddenly know something about the boy, call the hotline of the children's search service at 116. we will be grateful for any information. and this is 14-year-old stela naydenova. she, like oleksiy khrustalov, disappeared at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. it happened in kherson, when the city was under russian occupation. since then, there has been no contact with her , and it is not k

thanks to ihs s stella receives funding allowing her daughter to take care of her day in and day out at their home in madera. i am her supporter. you know who cooks cleans and provides daily existence. anything that you may need but funding she receives from the state to help care for her mother could soon be no more. >> that's because governor gavin newsom is proposing to cut about 94 million dollars from this specific part of the ihs as program. >> that funds in-home supportive services for about 2,500 undocumented californians, including a stella. if this program is taken away for undocumented recipients, it would be devastating news from many families because there isn't any other program like a justice. >> many undocumented ucb it's would be left without any other alternatives being too potential health crisis. others in the in-home supportive care industry voicing outrage over the proposed cuts. is indefensible for governor newsom to eliminate services for population for no other reason. but for their immigration status. >> undocumented or not, we are all human beings who deser

frank stella died of lymphoma yesterday at his new york city home.ntings and sculptures are distinguished by his use of geometric patterns and shapes. when critics tried to interpret his work, he said, “what you see is what you see” -- a phrase that became the unofficial motto of the minimalist movement. frank stella was 87 years old. still to come on "pbs news weekend". what a shifting civil war means for the future of myanmar, and a new book details the personal stggles and triumphs of those living with mental health issues. >> this is "pbs news weekend" from weta studios in washington home of the pbs newshour on pbs. john: the prevailing image of college protests over the past few weeks have been of escalating tensions, students clashing with police and mass arrests but students and administrators at least six schools from rhode island to california, have found common ground and negotiated agreements to close tent encampments. erin gretzinger is a reporting fellow at the chronicle of high education. what do these agreements look like? what have sc

so you remember stella ? of course. you remember stella? of course. dufing you remember stella? going to scrap trident. he's a red under the bed. he cares more about moscow than he does about the united kingdom. does today's attack on sir keir starmer feel reminiscent of that? is it all a bit of a damp squib? >> i think the rac sunak is feeling very melancholic about the good old days of jeremy corbyn, when the conservatives could play in the in the subject area where they felt the most comfortable and the more trusted. of course , of course he trusted. of course, of course he would make a speech about security and about international security and about international security at a time when the pubucis security at a time when the public is the most concerned about things, where he knows he's weakened and these are the cost of living crisis, housing and the nhs. and i'm afraid that rishi sunak has not delivered on these areas. and you know what i found the most interesting? i found the most interesting? i found the most interesting? i found the most interesting how you were sayin

frank stella died in new york city. he was 87. >>> still to come on the "cbs weekend news," we take you to a high school where all 130 seniors have been accepted by colleges. caitlin clark shows fans and fellow players she is ready for the big time. >>> but first, a faded queen gets her crown back. why did i keep missing out on this? before you were preventing migraine with qulipta? do you remember the pain, the worry, the canceled plans? and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine but qulipta reduces attacks making zero-migraine days possible. it's the only pill of its kind that blocks cgrp and is approved to prevent migraine of any frequency. to help give you that forget you get migraine feeling. don't take if allergic to qulipta. most common side effects are nausea, constipation and sleepiness. learn how abbvie could help you save. qulipta, the forget-you-get migraine medicine. this week on chewy, shop all your pet's favorites and get a $30 egift card. enjoy more savings on more food, more toys, and more t

stella's book of memory is minsk - a hero city, exhibitions of military equipment and generous fairsonly a couple of hours before the opening of holiday locations in the capital. guests will be greeted dozens of sites, central near the sports palace. and at noon the concert will begin here. we remember, we are proud. musical posters - folk groups and famous belarusian artists. however. victory melodies will also sound nearby on the green zone along the avenue of winners. the belarusian courtyard, the partisan camp and post-war minsk, everything is as interactive as possible. the venue will also take place in victory park, which we are doing jointly with the ministry of defense, there will be an exhibition of military equipment, a gala concert, and interactivity various, programs have also been prepared in the city districts on may 9, more than 15 sites will operate. well, due to busy holiday events, from 13:00 until the end of the program in minsk, the movement of all types of transport will be limited, with the exception of special and public transport. it will not be possible to dr

stella. stella. santa skidoo. yes. political commentator. thank you so much. where have you been? where? towards the end of the show. this is gb news. we're live on tv, online and on digital radio. still to come, we'll continue with the great british debate this hour. i was asking, should israel be included in eurovision? my panel will be back, but first, let's get your latest . news. latest. news. >> it's 534. i'm aaron armstrong. the final of eurovision will go ahead later without the netherlands, after its singer was axed over a backstage incident. swedish police are investigating an allegation of intimidation and inappropriate behaviour made by a female member of the production crew. he had been amongst the favourites to win it . separately, ireland's entrant bambie thug missed a dress rehearsal over what they've described as an incident which needed urgent attention from the european broadcast union. tonight's final is taking place against the backdrop of huge pro—palestine demonstrations in the city of malmo. they're protesting against israel's participa

students of the belarusian state university of physical culture, covered a 7.5 km route from almater to stella. a flower laying ceremony took place here. any sane person understands the importance of such an action, the importance in general of remembering what we avoided thanks to that. what did our people do grandfathers, our grandmothers, great-grandmothers, great-grandfathers, the fact that we now live in such a beautiful country, and i myself, i am the mother of four children, and i constantly talk to them about this, we visit our monuments, we all know that times are difficult and now we must appreciate this even more, remember and appreciate where we live, where our children grow up, what is available to them, what is allowed to them; if you forget the past, there will be no future. therefore, the past, which was precisely heroic for our belarusian people, when every third died, but it’s simply impossible not to remember this and not to talk about it, i think. i believe that this event is very important for each of us, for students, for me, for my grandfather, because visiting memorial

the national olympic committee laid flowers in memory of the fallen heroes of the great victory to stellay. in addition to our sacred duty to honor the memory of our ancestors who fell in this terrible war, there is also a second, no less significant, ours. at the right moment they are ready to stand up for themselves, for their loved ones, and of course, for their native country, i’m not the only one who is sure of this, we don’t choose time, time chooses us, they had no other choice, it’s just another question of fortitude , it seems to me that probably those people had it more powerful, they were generally more global, as people, it softened us a little comfort, we have been a little softened by this world that exists around us, although again, who knows, when we talk about athletes, front-line soldiers, we are surprised and... the miner limply plays the final of the men's championship of belarus in volleyball. energy from gomel gives battle. when we return, i think everyone will also gasp. in the second half of the program, there is a report from raobichi, where the rejuvenated belaru

i'm joined by political commentator stella . try to do. commentator stella. try to do.t. there you go. and the writer , columnist and the writer, columnist and journalist emma wolf, welcome to the studio . i'd like to start on the studio. i'd like to start on something that's getting people very, very hot under the collar in gb news land today. and it's that protest in peckham that took place earlier today. a group of locals have surrounded, a coach which they believed was taking asylum seekers from a hotel in peckham to the bibby stockholm . they've performed a stockholm. they've performed a sit in. we'll have some footage of that in a minute. sit in. we'll have some footage of that in a minute . they of that in a minute. they slashed tires, they put a lime bike underneath the vehicle to prevent it from moving . it's prevent it from moving. it's totally out of control. the service, public services are just trying to do their job, and the locals have taken the law into their own hands. where do you stand on this? >> well, look, i think a few days ago, when the home offi

route from almamater to stella mies-city hero, the laying ceremony took place here. any healthy-minded person understands the importance of such an action, the importance in general of remembering what we avoided. thanks to what our grandfathers, our grandmothers, great-grandmothers, great-grandfathers did, the fact that we now live in such a beautiful country, and i myself, i am the mother of four children, and i constantly talk to them about this, we visit our monuments, we we all know that times are difficult, and now we must appreciate this even more, remember and appreciate where we are we live, where our children grow up, what is available to them, what is allowed to them, perhaps you will forget the past. even before departure, more than a hundred participants in the bike ride honored the memory of the bsupc student teachers who died in the struggle for the freedom and independence of their homeland. that's all, i give the floor to olga medved. olya, hello, what's the news in the central region? hi julia! restoration of the shrines of belarus: a new season of

stella, what's your reaction?ink there is a very important point that you made there, james, about campaign infrastructure. data is going to be very, very important, especially when you're talking about third parties, because independent and third parties, they rely on voters who may not be super loyal to specific parties, so may not be the type of voter who always votes, but will be extra motivated to go out and vote on the day. so data is very important. i think that nigel farage is right. there isn't enough time for the reform party to have that kind of relationship with the local voters to know where these voters to know where these voters are. he also made , when voters are. he also made, when we had a chat with him, he made a very important point about postal votes. postal votes have really transformed the way people vote in the elections, because especially the demographic that we know is the most likely to vote. so those above the age of 60, most of them will have signed up for a postal vote, which means t

stella, a short blast. >> emma. stella, a short blast. thank you very much.top the boat. is that true? i'm martin daubney on gb news british news channel. it's your weather alex deakin . it's your weather alex deakin. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on . solar, sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> afternoon. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. will the fine weather continue this weekend? yes yes and no. for many a sunny saturday on sunday, though, we do need to watch out for some thunderstorms in the west . across the extreme east, west. across the extreme east, things turning a bit murky overnight mist and low cloud spilling back in. but for many it's a fine, warm evening leading into a dry night with lengthy, clear spells shouldn't turn to chilly temperatures, mostly holding up in double figures, certainly in towns and cities. could be a bit of a drab start to saturday. across eastern counties of england, the mist and low cloud here, but that should be clearing soon after dawn, certainly by mi

and students of the university of physical culture covered a route of 7.5 km. from alma mater to stellaa hero city. a flower laying ceremony took place here. any sane person understands the importance of such an action, the importance of memory in general, that what we avoided thanks to what our grandfathers, our grandmothers, great-grandmothers, great-grandfathers did, that we now live in such a beautiful country. and i myself, i mother of four children, and i talk to them about it all the time, we visit our memory. for each of us, for the students, for me, for my grandfather, because visiting memorable places for those who gave us a peaceful sky above our heads is very important. even before the start of the bike ride, more than 100 participants paid tribute to the memory of university student teachers who died in the struggle for the freedom and independence of our homeland. operational news, photo reports, emotional radio stories and analytics. winners of the minsk regional competition among media and journalists were honored today at the press house. also, the ideological activists

you can see stella of the hero city on your screens. here she is in the live footage . year before the great victory, on may 9 , 1944 , the soviet naval flag was raised over sevastopol, and on may 10, at one in the morning, moscow saluted the liberator. the defense of sevastopol began in october forty-one . the enemy managed to take it only on the third attempt. the defenders of the city were able to delay the nazi advance for several months. 35 days to clear the entire peninsula. but the liberation of sevastopol and crimea was one of the most important strategic victories of our army and a symbol of the perseverance and courage of the local residents. here it is, the eternal flame, this is both the fire of battles and the fire with which the hearts of those who went on the attack burned. for us, the current generations, the great patriotic war is a page of history, and for veterans, life itself, their life, where they always went to the end to give us a great victory. of course, it is difficult to restrain emotions at this sacred place, sacred to every resident of our

thousands fought in resistance units, including escaped soviet prisoners of war. an example was the stellathe russian sabotage detachment birs operated in liguria. and one of the partisans, fyodor politaev, is considered a national hero italy. elizaveta khrontsova will tell you how the holiday was celebrated in different countries. a holiday that unites generations of peoples, countries and continents. descendants of the heroes who won that terrible war all over the world join the procession of the immortal regiment, bring flowers to the graves and sing to their loved ones. wreaths in tricolor colors in the egyptian city of el alamein. here, during the second world war , decisive battles took place on the north african front; immigrants from russia fought as part of the allied forces. nicosia celebrations will take place over two days. today on a car rally took place in cyprus. in addition , a lamp was brought here, which was lit in moscow from the eternal flame. the same lamp was handed over to their homeland by moldovan politicians who came to russia for the holiday. in cities and villag

$51.00 match and beaten street. atlanta dominated the met the game and the irish capital. dublin was 3 stella goals from niger and supposed to. i didn't, while i look month 3 new was the final school. the when gives atlanta their 1st trophy for 61 years having missed out on one just a week ago to event us in the cobra entirely, a final. so that's all we have time for, but coming up next is a documentary for stay tuned for that. and there's more news that needs to come. i am told me to allow to go, thanks your company, the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day i'm in that's look at current use events, analyzed by experts and critical thinking is weekdays on d w. the most people spent their final days here.

match on beaten street . opposite on to dominates of the game in the irish capital. dublin with 3 stella goals from nigeria and soup stuff. i didn't know that look, man a 3 know the final school when gives us a line to the 1st trophy for 61 years. i've been missteps on just a week ago to you event us in the comfort it out of you final let's go from dylan o'connell in dublin. welcome at dylan. were you surprised that labor cousins, undefeated street? ended this way under surprises, but not surprised at the same time because their team norm for making comebacks during like even bonus niga recently. they came back from too little to be still garrett. there was the same result against caraway and they were opening for the final. so i'm surprised at that point of view, but it was also not surprised because how could a team atlanta are like and i've told people the fact in october the favor sliver who's in the quarter finals. but they also talk to mark, say we're the biggest teams and friends, i'm in the rooms. 16 they've knocked over. sporting has been who are currently the portuguese compani

here, at the place of death, they regularly tint letters on the stella so that everything can be readfeat of the soviet partisan nikolai buyanov. he died at this place on july 8 , 1942. for the freedom of italy. on the day of the liberation of italy, april 25, nikolai had everything, fresh flowers and wreaths, we just came with reconnaissance, to tie a photograph to the gate in advance, his photograph, the only other photograph of kolya during his lifetime , unfortunately, there was no one left, it was he who sat near the river as a child in the summer, it was my mother who gave me this one photograph. they pave and clean roads even where there are no photos or first name, no last name, nothing. we are transported to ligoria, the town of masonia, where every year the italians come with us with an immortal regiment. a huge stone with a sign. in this place, in april 1945, the german military shot a russian soldier, their prisoner. his name remains unknown. this place in the forest is looked after by the second generation of the ottonello family. the liberation of italy after the fall of

at 11:00 at stella minsk, the hero city, there will be a flower laying ceremony.outdoor picnics at the state level, on this day they honor labor laureates, as well as enterprises and their teams for high performance indicators. this year , there are 64 winners from regions and organizations on the republican honor board for achieving high results. age, well, we hope that this will be a good start for the future, we will continue to work efficiently and achieve the results that our citizens need. by the way, the republican board has a quarter of a century of honor and anniversary; being included on it is recognition of the high contribution of citizens of labor collectives to the development of the country, and also motivation to achieve better results in the future. labor day traditionally brings. belarusians and a number of innovations in the country have increased the cost of living budget on average per capita. its new value is 418 rubles. 73 kopecks this is 3% or 12 rubles higher than the standard. which was in effect before. following the bpm , various raises

a documentary, looking at how mass tourism is threatening your stella, my good. do you big companies play a role in the destruction of the rain forest? the letter for luxury casa, often comes from illegal capital funds in the m, as in yet the supply chains does matter to the view industry. the illegal of the stats may said on dw, the, the, during the march, 1 of the most stunning.

she wants to hang the flag of perverts, clay-mixers, and pederasts on stella.ng in the altar. this is satanism and it is thriving. our viewers, thank god, have long given up on eurovision, we are not there, blessed is the man, and not following the advice of the wicked, but in fragments for understanding. you can, look at what’s trending these days, what the cultural level is, sorry viewers, but this is reality.