dear mother, i 'm doing well because i didn't find a decent lady in strasbourg before i moved., the polish opponents are undoubtedly the most beautiful, and now i promise to carefully look around to find the best of them, in addition, maybe it is music that will attract the fate of my abode of truth. i never learned to play decently and dshp. we are close. come visit me. don't play. how can you. i missed you very much, mother, dear edward january 20th. i gave a report on some of the phenomena that occur in gases and liquids under high pressure. all the professors of the university gathered and it seems that i convinced them that this is a very promising direction. they gave me a lab. it's even better than in paris if modern appliances are a vacuum pump compressor gas engine, i brought the latest ct machine here. i found a friend. king of olszewski. we are similar in many ways, he is also passionate about science, he has a strange hobby of growing chrysanthemums. almost like my piano playing. both of us the same age, in our youth, participated in uprisings, dreamed of turning th

weapons, second - protecting the energy infrastructure, third - providing high-quality live and strasbourg. good afternoon. yes, i have good news. if you remember a month ago, the question of recognizing russia as a state sponsor of terrorism raised questions among the deputies in the european parliament, the so-called lack of consensus , they did not agree on whether russia is a terrorist or not and postponed this issue for up to a month, and fortunately, after all, the concerts were found in a month and are on the agenda tomorrow. and we hope that all the majority of the deputies to the parliament will support this issue, also right now a historic event is taking place while you and i are talking under an extraordinary urgent procedure to the agenda of the european parliament the issue of macro-financial aid to ukraine for the next year is 18 billion euros - that's about 1.5 billion euros every month, the european union wants to provide ukraine next year and if everything goes well, there will be a debate on this issue tomorrow afternoon and the day after tomorrow will vote for the alloc

dear mother, i 'm doing well because i didn't find a decent lady in strasbourg before i moved.ow, after all , the polish opponents are undoubtedly the most beautiful, and now i promise to carefully look around to find the best of them in addition. i bought a piano, perhaps it is the music that will attract the fate of my abode, true. i never learned to play decently and dshp. we are close. come see me at guests. don't play. how can you. i missed you very much, mother, dear edward january 20th. i gave a report on some of the phenomena that occur in gases and liquids under high pressure. all the professors of the university gathered and it seems that i convinced them that this is a very promising direction. they gave me a lab. it's even better than in paris. if the modern instruments are a vacuum pump, a compressor , a gas engine, i brought the latest ct machine here. i found a friend of the king of olszewski. we are similar in many ways. he is also passionate about science a strange hobby of growing chrysanthemums. almost like my piano playing. both of us the same age, in our yo

debate regarding this resolution, the parliament agreed to them and it was proposed next week in strasbourgnary session to vote for or against this resolution, according to vashchukovsky, calling russia a terrorist state or a state that sponsors terrorism means ending diplomatic relations with it and introducing additional sanctions right here in the european parliament is always voted by 705 deputies from various political groups, they do not propose any solutions, but the eu countries already vote for them after the adoption of the resolution can also reduce diplomatic missions in russia, strengthen control over the export of goods. it is also legal to withdraw frozen russian funds and transfer them to the restoration of ukraine. this could only be done by changing the constitution. you know that there are certain difficulties with the frozen assets of the oligarchs, they are frozen, but we cannot use but there is one possibility to nationalize assets or any of their property, that is to get it in connection with the criminal activities of these persons, so if we call the actions of the o

ukrainian prizma was in touch with us. in strasbourg, there is a world forum for democracy.nova nadia alina mykhaylova, a deputy of the kyiv council, a member of the special unit of the wolves da vinci of the ukrainian armed forces, is now located precisely in strasbourg and in france and let's talk alina. we congratulate you. good day. well, this is a global forum, what is going on, what are you attending , how do you participate in democracy ? people share their experience or any practical points in this event, please. as for my expectations, of course, that this is the delivery of information to the world at such a level . there were several speakers in the central hall, which is pleasing because practically every speaker, probably not practically, but every speaker spoke and mentioned the war in ukraine, i emphasize precisely the wording war and not conflict. ukraine a-a but despite this, for example, the second day how today we, er, separately , we are developing into certain groups, well, in some directions, because it is interesting to visit, for example, there is er,

recognize the russian federation as a state sponsor of terrorism, let's start with inclusion from strasbourgtay with us so, does the european parliament recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism - it will be decided already today in strasbourg, the long-awaited vote is monitored by our correspondent tetyana vysotska, colleague , i welcome you to eteriespresso and tell what is known at this moment and what do we have to wait for here in ukraine? good day, studio, so today will probably be the most important event of this week for ukraine. it is the vote by the european parliament on the resolution to recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism . and specific countries, it is the resolution of the european parliament that can have practical consequences, namely, it paves the way for attracting vladimir putin and his government and all those involved arbitrarily in ukraine to be held accountable for war crimes before the relevant international tribunal. as we know , they already tried to put this resolution to a vote last month at the european parliament session, but failed because

came from the vote during the monthly plenary session in we will definitely talk about this in strasbourginues to fire missiles at our territory right now, the whole country is on air alert mode, but uh, very dramatically, uh, today a missile attack on zaporizhzhia unfolded and culminated, where the enemy targeted the vilna community it is about the destruction of the maternity ward, as of now we know about the dead baby for details, we will ask oleksandr the old woman, the head of the zaporizhia regional military administration, mr. oleksandr, we congratulate you glory to ukraine congratulations glory to the heroes well indeed what did you say, the country is a sponsor of terrorism, and it will probably be necessary to declare it soon, since it is a terrorist country and a terrorist people, because shooting at hospitals and killing children, children who got two, well, this is nothing but terrorism , in fact, these days we are -e leaders of the holodomor with you, we celebrate the 90s, which symbolized to us the inhumane policy, the humanitarian policy of soviet russia in relation to ukr

tetyana vysotska, our correspondent from strasbourg.continue our live broadcast dear people 's deputies, a draft law on the russian church in ukraine has been registered in the verkhovna rada. under which trademarks, so to speak, she did not speak. bill, well, it has not been registered yet, we submitted it this morning, somehow it has not been registered all day, maybe this is due to the fact that there were alarms, i hope that now they have no light well, there is light in the verkhovna rada in kyiv, i hope that they have now register it there about 40 people 's deputies were signed from different factions. i was the author and initiator of this project for a long time because it is obvious that we in ukraine should ban the russian church if we imposed sanctions on gundyaev. if the whole world imposed sanctions on gundyaev. if we see that this is not a church, but a sect, if this sect actively hides terrorist groups and carries out propaganda for the russian world, then obviously, as a unit of the russian army, it should be banned in

arguing about the wording talks about russophobe ubilius 4 hours, the deputies in strasbourg discusseda a sponsor of terrorism or a country terrorist? there, with the mep from lithuania, one of the defenders of ukraine's interest gave a short briefing to several media outlets, and he explained that it was about a wider use of this term than just about the borders of ukraine and the war that is going on here, and she, uh, concerns of all the atrocities associated with the russian federation, he remembered chechnya, and what happened in salisbury and the murder, an attempt to kill the poisoning of the violins. well, the syrian bombing of the russians, and recognize the support for the siege regime terrorist kyiv regime. the west will not, despite the new footage circulating on the internet of the execution of russian military by the nazis, the shocking video of the murder of lying and unarmed soldiers shows a gross violation of the rome statute of the international criminal court, the kiev regime quotes the words of the employee. he even american new york times. in kiev, they have alread

the enemy, to sit in his warm office in a civilized capital and the children went to school in strasbourgyour address, you don’t notice that you you give up birthright not even because of lentil stew, but for the smell of lentil stew, but makes a huge number of all those people whom we seem to call to form so that the president will not be personally involved in politics, because there has been nothing like this for six years already. there is, in fact, nationalization. the elite went through a very tough one, and the states helped the west in this. government officials who else so there's no chance at all excellent. they are engaged, they are establishing a dialogue, telling us about the need for peace, who we talks about the need for peace. now tell me who the government is talking about the need for peace. well, again, you make me ask the question well, i know people well in the administration and in the government and in the house in general, such conversations and in the administration and in the house people go to war, but now how many deputies of the state duma are leading i expres

to build such a criminal regime that they didn't care what decisions would be made in brussels, strasbourg, new york, geneva, etc., because we are dealing with a criminal a regime that is outside any legal field recently spoke with the us ambassador to the un, linda thomas greenfield, and here she says that the united states of america is doing a lot in order to change the opinion of these neutral countries in the un regarding russian aggression against ukraine, as well as you you say that ukraine is working very hard now and it is probably a permanent result that 143 countries supported the resolution and the visit of the minister of foreign affairs to africa, but which countries do we still need to work on in more detail, which countries africa africa is a huge continent, each country has its own regional, religious, linguistic , ethnic characteristics, of course africa tries to position itself as a very powerful community, but each country has its own individual characteristics. whether the african policy of the european union of the usa is successful, i think not, because the approache

by the end of this year studio thank you, tanya, it was our correspondent tetyana vysotska from strasbourg. and we move on to the next news, and from the lvivians to the crimeans, the towel of unity was solemnly handed over to the bakhchisarai craftsmen, the creation of the national symbol was initiated by the ternopil museum of the liberation struggle back in 2013, in total there will be 52 patterns , one from of every ukrainian city and another 26 from the allied countries of our state, almost half are currently embroidered, and the product is decorated with ornaments from poltava oblast, ternopil oblast, lviv oblast, and poland italy, italy, great britain and other states in ukraine have already embroidered a towel in more than 10 regions , it is traveling through europe, america. crimea and this towel will come to the witch-tsar and we will complete this pattern and that was all the news for that time. you can read more on our website espresso tv a brief summary about the main thing on the telegram channel espresso tv and on youtube and the updated issue wait in less than an hour i hav

the first one, i will remind you, was held in vienna in 1993, the next one was held in strasbourg in 1997, and the third was in warsaw , which took place in 2005. oleksandr merezhko is with us, he is a people's deputy and the head of the committee of the verkhovna rada and on matters of foreign policy between parliamentary cooperation doctor of legal sciences professor of good good night yes good night colleagues mr. oleksandr let's figure out what's going on in our country and they supposedly promise money but hungary stands up and says, well, we will continue to help ukraine, but not within the framework of the european union, that is, we will not pay for this one and a half billion euros. not so well, it seems to me that we need to continue working on hungary, because hungary still cannot go against, let's say , the goodwill of most of the countries that are part of the european union. that is, it sometimes tries to take a rather unconstructive position, but then it ends. everything is quite safe with such a kind of happy ending and hungary retreats from its original unconstructiv

in april, in strasbourg, where the european parliament building is located, a conference was held, it is called the future of europe . representatives of 27 countries were there to express their ideas, and they should have the future of europe directly, 27 member states and a red line. there was an idea that procedures should be changed in matters of financing the expansion of union members in matters of defense security, we are not talking about the declaration of 27 member states, but simply more i am sure that already well, more than 75 years have passed since the moment when these rules were formed and then there were six countries of merit and we are no longer at the moment when there is a coal and steel agreement, we are in the xxi century when wars are fought in a hybrid format and decisions must be made quickly not in income to those one, two or three countries that can block the decision in the majority, and the decision is more democracy , so we want to expect, hope that ukraine can also become a significant key to solving this problem, and believe me, these discussions have

resolution will be put to a vote on november 23 during the plenary session of the european parliament in strasbourgnd if the unprecedented decision in history europe will approve the new status of russia will entail not only additional sanctions and a review of diplomatic relations, it will be a serious signal for countries that are still hesitating which side to choose in this war oksana shnayder - we are ukraine marathon the only news when the vocation is more important even than one's own life next our story about a heart surgeon who during the brutal battles for kyiv when rockets flew over his hospital continued to operate on patients about a fearless doctor who, despite the danger , treated others further in the plot despite everything and in spite of the cannonade of explosions in kyiv, he continued to perform excess heart surgery. there were several explosions nearby, four or five. well, really close to 1 km, if you count, and it was felt twice. it was during the operations required windows during the operation , it is even easier somehow well, because you don't think about the war, the dawn

maria with why did you have an extremely productive meeting at the forum in strasbourg, maria, and the renewed people's deputy of ukraine, a member of the verkhovna rada 's committee on foreign policy, worked live espresso, we continue to work, and more news with anna melnyk, so stay on top of things. congratulations , colleagues. thank you for your work, the editorial office will continue to work. news and i'll start with why russian attack aircraft began to fall more often in roza stormtroopers began to fall more often in recent weeks ukrainian defense forces shoot down more enemy aircraft and helicopters about it said the spokesman of the air force of the armed forces of ukraine, yuriy ignat, according to him, the occupiers began to use storm aviation more often due to the fact that the ukrainian troops are conducting intensive offensive actions, accordingly, the losses of the occupiers increased, as is known. a week ago, our fighters shot down two russian attack helicopters in three minutes and today in the kherson region they destroyed russian su-25 sky security has arrived in ukr

a state that itself resorts to terrorist means, this is literally the following the meeting in strasbourg will take place at the beginning of next week, and this is just one of hundreds of thousands of stories that confirm the title of russia as by a terrorist miracle, they remained alive, but she has been almost blind for 8 months. the heroine of our next story has been fighting for a full life. in march, in the kyiv region, when she was driving to get food for her baby, her car was fired upon by the occupiers. what happened next was told by daria tsesaruk . well, that is, the roar of the automatic queue came to me at once and the twilight balls in the air. the last thing that luiza radievska remembers was the creepy day in march when her life almost ended, and that after that she she stayed alive, a real miracle. i was sitting here. i was cut down. we didn’t have a stronger one. on the other side, it happened instantly. and suddenly , russian killers fired at their car from all sides, turning it into a real sieve. when luisa and her father were just returning home from the volunteers of

largest faction of the european parliament stated that at the plenary session which will begin in strasbourgia will be called a terrorist state, so what do you think? do other deputies support this resolution ? the european parliament is quite strong when it comes to supporting ukraine, they are also more free to make statements of this kind because they have no personal interest, well, in the european parliament it is allowed to talk about things that, say, eu member states and the european commission, and the european parliament have essentially more diplomatic dome, when it comes to foreign policy, they do not make any binding decisions and therefore can be a little more offensive, so i think that the european the parliament will pass a resolution naming russia that's right, is the specific day known when this resolution can be adopted, it will be on thursday, unfortunately , i don't have a calendar in front of me, but it seems to be somewhere on november 24, so i hope that the resolution will be voted for, jose borel is confident, the head of european diplomacy in brussels before the sta

russia as a state sponsor of terrorism and a state that uses terrorist means, the next meeting in strasbourg a should take place at the beginning of next week in the liberated kherson and there is still no water light and there is almost no communication, our artem jebko is coming back from there, now he is in mykolaiv and in direct contact with us artem, how is life in whose city communications well, artem, the service centers for citizens have already started working, is it true and what is your strongest impression in kherson good and quiet night well, what is your first impression of course it is the people of kherson the eighth day celebrates with ex-sweeping on the main square of kherson there are a lot of people even now the club i i mean, today, they all walk with state flags, speak in ukrainian, patriotic slogans, a lot of ukrainian songs, drink coffee, someone pops champagne, well, christians, they're just handsome in general, up until now, the mood in kherson is quite high, and i generally got the impression that they missed the ukrainian language very much, they were sad because,

faction of the european parliament has announced that at the plenary session that will begin in strasbourgt state. what do you think? do other deputies support this resolution? i think so, because the european parliament is quite strong when it comes to supporting ukraine, they are also more free in statements of this kind because they do not have personally interested, well, in the european parliament, it is allowed to talk about what , say, the eu member states and the european commission and the european parliament have, in fact, more of a diplomatic dome when it comes to foreign policy, they do not make any binding decisions, so there can be a little more offensive, so i think that the european parliament will pass a resolution naming russia . i don't have a calendar in front of me, but it seems to be somewhere on november 24, so i hope that the resolution will be voted on. borel, the head of european diplomacy in brussels, before the start of the meeting of the foreign ministers of the member states of the european union, said that the eu is not yet ready to discuss the introduction o

toulouse strasbourg organized all this by the trade union. they are very unhappy that the government cannot cope with inflation. and at the same time, he refuses to raise salaries, mass protests of teachers and medical workers took place in austria where the economic situation is. although better than in france well, people still demand a 10% increase in wages, and better for 15 protests against the economic policy of the authorities, if national governments also take place these days in italy, spain, belgium, and germany, employees show off. the german auto industry is one of the foundations of the economy not only of germany, but of the entire european union on europe. in recent years, people have become accustomed to high wages and well-fed stability , such protests in case of discontent. in general, in the order of things, protests are usually less common in the east, but not this time, the consequences of the economic crisis on the continent are felt by everyone, even the polish police, they protested the whole past day of justice and a

side denies denies the impact of this fence on belovezhskaya pushcha now it remains to be seen how strasbourg will assess the appearance of constipation and damage to the protected forest. one thing is clear: belarusians will fight for their national treasure maria trinich. nikolai kovalev agency and news. the price of information is constantly growing these days. if you do not want security to become an accident, you must already today own tomorrow's situation to prevent a conflict or win at the expense of the necessary information, the mission of military intelligence. today. they celebrate professional holiday projects disposition from those who scan and dissolve threats on the air disposition - it was gagarin who went amazingly to observe how our days are breaking records, reducing the distance between ultimatums and conflicts, threats and terrorist attacks conclusions. now it is a thankless task in the deficit of forecasts, their accuracy largely depends on intelligence in belarus. she trains quietly but continuously, in the interests of all branches of the military, knowledge is accumul

will or did alyssa or be still trying to finish my degree and you know that dante mom fish could strasbourg, her name. the 1st i thought nearly kicked us when i le mars. mad on what i thought he had a mirage her while it came back and flopped out the fever stifled mcclare. mm hm. she never kitchen, woodall divulging, she fully keep all the radio and doors, amazon and i have all those that land 1000000 of new for her daughter. i'm changed lansing if one senate for carley. yes. in war lab for flick cuba they just signed my new contract with the and the scene i may have until 2023. i'm very up to waited. i worked hard for it the last couple of months and i and now i have like a real big contract. i'm gonna try to do my best, maybe make a transfer something, but you know that you're here for 3 years. i still have the same. my focus, i still want to train every day and i, you know, become better every day. so i think in my professionalism it doesn't change anything. the biggest chase is financially it's assumed also no beta vessel and for younger comp. these she was really helical . you lost her

on the 18th of june, 1961, the o a s bombed the strasbourg to paris express, killing 24 people. france went into shock. the goal had thought the algerian situation was under control, but it was slipping from his grasp. france was at the mercy of the combined threat of the o. e. s. and algerian, evelyn and the police in paris began to take the law into their own hands. on the 17th of october, 1961, they attended a peaceful evelyn demonstration near the shahan metro station in eastern paris with bloody consequences. that dark night, the police killed gillian demonstrators and through their bodies into the river say, the death toll remains unknown. but some algerian estimate say over $200.00 people were killed for the french government, something had to be done. the goal is leadership and the f. l. n. had been negotiating the basis for algerian independence for some time in the spa town of a valuable center. douglas, he also is old reducing a fee of you deuces will need to dispute your senior shoes as he see legal assembling to do them. if you need a bond on, do i have your li medicine, l

supreme court, and, if needs be, further to the ultimate authority at the moment, the court in strasbourging during the troubles. former soldier david holden shot aidan mcanespie in the back at an army checkpoint in 1988. our ireland correspondent, chris page, has been following developments in belfast... the first soldier to be convicted in connection with the killing from the northern ireland conflict since the peace deal at the end of that conflict in the 1990s. david holden found guilty of manslaughter in connection with the fatal shooting of aidan mcanespie in 1998. the background to this is that david holden was 18 at the time of the killing. he was in the grenadier guards and he was in charge of a machine gun at an army checkpoint on the border with the irish republic near the village of complying county to phone. aidan mcanespie was, it has to be said, a person of interest to the military. he was walking across the border to go to a gay football match. mr holden fired three bullets from the machine gun, one of which ricochets across the road and struck aidan mcanespie in the back,

arguing about the wording russophobe cubilius talk 4 hours deputies in strasbourg discussed.ist country for several media, and he explained that it was a wider use of this term than just regarding the borders of ukraine and the war that is taking place here, and it, uh, refers to all the atrocities associated with the russian federation, he mentioned chechnya and then what was going on in salisbury and the assassination attempted murder of the poisoning of the fiddlers. well, the syrian bombing by the russians, and support for the regime of gardens to recognize the kiev regime as terrorist. the west will not, despite the new footage of the execution that has spread around the internet russian military nazis, a shocking video of the murder of lying and unarmed soldiers shows a gross violation of the rome statute of the international criminal court kiev regimes quote the words of a un employee, even the american new york times. in kiev, they have already opened a case against the executed russians, allegedly. they treacherously attacked the ukrainian executioners, and they defe

now layla from easton, friends, snares, strasbourg. what did you make of the game? fantastic. it was from those cheek. we believe in them, in fact, found we were expecting the goal. they missed a lot of opportunities and ideas that are at the end of the game. we saw that to gauze that we were so happy. and the, i think that you can, you can see in our face the de jai and we are expecting to, i've been to the next a much, and i'm sure they will be great. and what about him by pe? i mean, you didn't need benjamin in the and they so we had sent them out here. i in fact, of course we went to side not to have him here with us, but i'm sure that he's following the game. and the team here with this period and so on down. oh, i mean we had talked on it for him. i don't know what to say, but yes i was sad but am but be on the team are playing as well or for he man the i'm sure that he's proud of them or, or congratulations on, on reaching the knockout rooms un be able to leave labeling data, as i mean, as you're saying generate generate break slot, who do, in fact, it was denmark who k

putin, a deputy of latvia and ebps, rejoiced on twitter that strasbourg also has its own forest brothers again made the secretary general. nato is his concern, like everyone else's. as much as needed, that is. raina is in for a terrifying winter. it will also be a difficult time for america. europe, but we will have to pay an even greater price. if russia wins, so nato countries intend to continue to build up support for ukraine, we will not retreat at the same time to advance, stoltenberg, is in no hurry on the one hand. this is not his level, but on the other hand, you need to be more careful, because after the story with the ukrainian missile in poland, it turned out that some allies, bypassing all sorts of preludes, are ready to drag the alliance into a direct clash with russia, not to mention the kiev financial regime itself. the times today published an interview with zelensky, who dictated the terms of peace to the newspaper. if someone is ready to offer us a way for the occupation of crimea not by military means, i will only be for if the decision does not involve occupation and

go to the supreme court and if not further to the ultimate authority at the moment, the court in strasbourgnto the match. but var ruled it our for off—side. these are the scenes in cardiff. the pubs are busy and lessons have been cancelled so that as many children as possible can watch the match. stay tuned for a further update in the sport at 11.30. england's bukayo saka has come a long way from his primary school football days, going on to score two goals for his country at the world cup on monday against iran. mike bushell has been at his old school, edward bentham primary in west london this morning. we are in fine voice this morning singing... oh, you don't have to stop. it's so lovely — it's keeping us warm, as well. their hands, took an assembly. because you know he had a bit of a hard time after the penalty shoot—out at the euros. myla was so concerned about that, she wanted to show how much the school loves him, she came up with the idea of having a mural. what gave you the idea and what you wanted to do with this? after the euros bukayo faced the racism, i thought that we should h

our viewers, the french division of general de klerk liberated paris and the french recaptured strasbourghe french took the german stuttgart. that is, why did france not just because of the whims of stalin, she was among the victorious powers, in the last stage of the war, france played. well, a rather prominent role in the editorial of the allies, therefore, you have scumbags from the division of sherley manya about whom you mentioned, but a colleague. well, it's like saying, and at the same time, our russian scumbags, but were part of the vlasov. and the army is on the territory of the czech republic, so it seems to me, i, of course, understand that it is now fashionable to present the whole of europe as accomplices of nazi germany well, let's not stoop to that, the french, and the bulk of the french soldiers who fought in world war ii fought on our side of the barrique . what did you always know about in the soviet union and gave it away, i’m not talking about magic, the question is even more, but the romanians which side the romanians fought on is a rather complicated story. at first,

revamped brexit party whose dominance in the 2019 european elections claiming 29 of the 72 seats in strasbourgl to , the serves as a wake up call to, the eu and ramona's alike one political figure who thinks there is a case is and when it she is the former tory minister of course who quit the conservatives to join the brexit party where she served as an mep until we officially left eu in january 2020. so and kim, do you think with hunt who is let's be honest seemingly running show at the moment wanting to take us back into the single market at least that there might be a need for the brexit party again . well for the brexit party again. well if that was really what he wanted do, then i would say yes, hesitatingly, but i think we've got to ask ourselves is what was that leap about swiss style arrangement ? it's all about and arrangement? it's all about and i think they were flying a kite and they wanted to see if britain was so oppressed by the current economic mess which is nearly all due to covid a new brighton, not the brexit . brighton, not the brexit. whether britain was so impressed by th

revamped brexit party whose dominance in the 2019 european elections claiming 29 of the 72 seats in strasbourgl to , the serves as a wake up call to, the eu and ramona's alike one political figure who thinks there is a case is and when it she is the former tory minister of course who quit the conservatives to join the brexit party where she served as an mep until we officially left eu in january 2020. so and kim, do you think with hunt who is let's be honest seemingly running show at the moment wanting to take us back into the single market at least that there might be a need for the brexit party again . well for the brexit party again. well if that was really what he wanted do, then i would say yes, hesitatingly, but i think we've got to ask ourselves is what was that leap about swiss style arrangement ? it's all about and arrangement? it's all about and i think they were flying a kite and they wanted to see if britain was so oppressed by the current economic mess which is nearly all due to covid a new brighton, not the brexit . brighton, not the brexit. whether britain was so impressed by th

enemy, to sit in his warm office in a civilized capital and the children were like a school in strasbourg your birthright because of the lentil stew, and because of the smell of lentil stew, a huge number of all those people that we seem to call to form do so. i won't let the president personally engage in politics. i do not understand, because for six years there has been nothing like this and there are names of nationalization. government officials who have no chance at all, they are engaged in, they are establishing a dialogue. they do not fully tell us about the need for peace, who tells us now tell me who the government is talking about the need for peace. well again, well, you make me, i just know people well, both in the administration and in the government and in the house in general, such conversations and in the administration and in the house people are fighting. let's go now how many deputies of the state duma i expressed my attitude to the system, my friend. now it has changed a long time ago. this system was about 6-7 years ago, after that there was a gigantic transformation

he is right the bill of rights could help, not least in preventing interim orders from the strasbourgls like ours are stretched as we have to pay for additional services that larger schools providing house. she has to hire the village hall for pe lessons because the schools have no hall and taxes to bring in school meals because the school has no kitchens. given school budget cuts, what would he advise my head teacher cuts from local children? i he advise my head teacher cuts from local children?— local children? i say to her that we are sympathetic— local children? i say to her that we are sympathetic to _ local children? i say to her that we are sympathetic to the _ local children? i say to her that we are sympathetic to the challenges | are sympathetic to the challenges all schools face and more will be said about specific measures tomorrow but she should stand assured we are the top spenders as a percentage of gdp in the g seven on primary and secondary education. and standards, up from 68% in 2010 to 87% today. standards, up from 68% in 2010 to 87% toda . , , , ~ , 87% today. the

they force the government towards taxation but while i've got here as who marched to brussels and strasbourgs close jeremy hunt saying he would like to soften the brexit negotiated by boris johnson by removing the vast of trade barriers that exist between us and the eu . now exist between us and the eu. now is if he's not been bad enough on, the economy is this guy a rejoinder in disguise? he that is definitely a step back . the is definitely a step back. the customs , the single market , that customs, the single market, that is where he's going. he's a remainer , forgive me. and so remainer, forgive me. and so there's nothing with being a remainer but you know, he has been elected to deliver an agenda. and that agenda at the heart of that agenda, remember the 2019 manifesto was to get done. it wasn't to take us back the european union and another u—turn done by rishi sunak was dunng u—turn done by rishi sunak was during the leadership contest promised that within the first hundred days of his premiership he would roll back all those eu regulations. now, whether you remain or brexiteer, you