it is near strasbourg _ part of paris disease. it is near strasbourg and _ part of paris disease.is near strasbourg and st _ part of paris disease. it is near strasbourg and st denis, - part of paris disease. it is near strasbourg and st denis, it - part of paris disease. it is near strasbourg and st denis, it is l part of paris disease. it is near| strasbourg and st denis, it is in the tenth arrondissement, it is an area which is quite linked to immigrantareas. it area which is quite linked to immigrant areas. it is quite a narrow street, lots of shops on it, and as i say, there is history in the area in connection with the turkish and kurdish community. there are a lot of restaurants around there, but a lot of indian restaurants around there well. it is not as at the tourist trail, but a but a lot of people gather to eat ethnic for example. it is not clear why the man, if indeed he was motivated by racist motivations, why he would choose this place, other than there is a lot of people of different ethnic backgrounds were in there. a fierce arctic winter storm has triggered emerg

i want to be a kind of studio of tetiana vysotska for the espresso tv channel from strasbourg.ola for children who saw the war in lviv opened the residence of st. where entertainment is arranged for the little ones, dozens of children have the opportunity to learn the story of nicholas and receive a sweet gift . our correspondents also visited the children's entertainment. the corner of the saint, however, this year they are having fun here for children who have seen the war, of course, i got hit, we raise that i praise ukraine, hey hey hey hey hey with me at the beginning of large-scale hostilities, the family lived for a week under shelling and later realized with my son that it is impossible to live under constant bombardment, the parents and husband stayed in their hometown, and the woman and her son moved to lviv, we have a small place, and for the fifth month there is fighting there both day and night and it is very, very difficult there there are few people left well, he is adapting to life in the city, and on the eve of the holidays, they decided to make joy for the chi

what will happen today on the agenda of the european parliament we will have an inclusion from strasbourg wait for your attention news on espresso anzhelika sezonko works in the studio seasonally three dead, including an eight-year-old child, another 13 people were injured these are the consequences of the shelling of kherson oblast during the past day the attacker shelled the region 86 times the regional center of the dnieper district was hit by massive strikes, and several floors were damaged by hitting the building of the regional military administration in the middle of the city previously, there were no casualties, the head of the region, yaroslav yanushevich, also said that a shipbuilding plant, an educational institution, a warehouse, a newspaper publishing house, a school, a store , private and apartment buildings were affected by the attack of customers and other settlements were also targeted. throughout the night, the mozkovites shelled the positions of our soldiers and the outskirts of the turkish community, they hit with heavy weapons and small arms. the situation is difficul

at that time, he was in a russian prison and was able to come to strasbourg for the prize only a year later, and the first sakharova became nelson mandela and the dissident anatoliy marchenko. thank you for the information. this was our correspondent tetyana vysotska from strasbourg, and she told us about how things will go. the awarding of the sakharov prize, in particular, this year, the laureates are the people of ukraine. thank you. thanks to ukraine from a hollywood star. a video with a famous film actor, the desired claude vandamme, was distributed on social networks at one of the checkpoints in ukraine. slogans, for what purpose vandam came to ukraine is still unknown. glory to ukraine. these are the things for the moment. the next news release will be at 2:00 p.m. and read more about important events on our website espresso tv. we also is on social networks on youtube, telegram, instagram, twitter, subscribe, like and stay close, let's listen to people who suffer from rheumatism. it's arthritic, it's impossible to get used to it, it doesn't allow you to move. reduces swelling

it is not far from strasbourg-saint denis metro l strasbourg—saint denis metro station, it is in an areand trendy, quite a narrow street, lots of shops on it, this history in the area of a connection with the kurdish and turkish community, a lot of restaurants around, but also a lot of indian restaurants, not exactly on the tourist trail but a lot of people go there to eat ethnic food. it is not clear why the man, if indeed he was motivated by racist motivations, it ended up choosing here except it is an area well—known for having a lot of people with these different background living. a fierce arctic winter storm has triggered emergency alerts across large parts of the united states, and forced the cancellation of more than two—thousand flights. forecasters say the cold snap could bring the coldest christmas in decades — with wind blasts taking it even as low as minus 55 celsius in places. presidentjoe biden has encouraged everyone to heed warnings and bring forward christmas travel plans where possible. our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. next our weat next her present

tetiana vysotska, correspondent of espresso tv channel, session of the european parliament in strasbourg . in particular, the financial one, on the other hand, cannot agree on sanctions, another package against the russian federation of specific people from the russian federation. well, other restrictions of the baltic countries and poland are blocking now the adoption of a new package of sanctions by the european union, but not because they have something against us, of course, but because they believe that some countries have offered to soften these sanctions under the pretext of ensuring food exports, five of the minister of foreign affairs of lithuania, gabriela salansbergi, satsa tata verbatim. initially, this was a list of 1,500 people from companies, now it has narrowed a little. these proposals would free up private funds if the states discovered the connection of these funds with food security. it is difficult to say how the private funds of russian oligarchs related to food safety, we raised this issue, we also understand the concerns of partners in europe in some specific case

so it's a plague, lusty strasbourg is actually quite clean, but it's a pity that the residents aren't more attentive. so if it, i mean the rats must be annihilated. i hate them, for they frighten me. girl! the infestation is particularly severe here in the poor quarters of strossberg would have weighed about see them over there, where they're everywhere. we always remark when you walk through the neighborhood, you see them in every corner, in the european capital of strasburg, the capital of he's arising. almost husband is a disgrace. accessing our money to buy new uses just can't go on like this. you can't have people living with rats and cockroaches. how me the boot gotta, has been living in this neighborhood for 30 years. he is furious with the city or authorities. love it is arguably people here have to live among rational is all the wires and cars and people have already been bitten. it was of in the city council, they're discussing whether rats are really harmful or if they belong in our ecosystem. because this'll dinner is these people live on another planet. ok. or they're cra

it's a never ending battle to lift sofa in the picturesque alsatian metropolis of strasbourg. the rats have also enjoyed optimal conditions due to the pandemic. numbers have surged and they are everywhere. so it's a plague lassie. strasbourg is actually quite clean, but it's a pity that the residents aren't more attentive. so if it, i mean the rats must be annihilated. i hate them for they frighten me. girl. the infestation is particularly severe here in the poor quarters of strossberg. would have weighed about see them over there, where they're everywhere. we always remark when you walk through the neighborhood, you see them in every corner. in the european capital of strasburg, the capital look is arising almost husband. it's a disgrace. discussing that money to buy new this is just wrangle on like this. you can have people living with rats and cockroaches. how me the boot gotta, has been living in this neighborhood for 30 years. he is furious with the city or forty's. love it. these are the only people here have to live among. rational is all for the wires and cars and peop

one was under fire, then well, it is difficult to explain and understand, that is why i was in strasbourgand i was with the ukrainian school of political studies, and in my group there was alina mykhailo, who defends ukraine, who is a member of the military, and i also had in my group the deputy olha stefanishyna, who lost her husband his her husband was simply killed by the russians when he was helping people evacuate from chernihiv, well , what cloths can we be talking about, what are you? all these conversations there about the dialogues of everyone with everyone, ukrainians now want pedophiles and justice , justice, justice, the end of war killings, and so on, so that all those who committed crimes will then receive punishment, and only then, in i don’t know, ten years from now, we will think how reconcile and continue to live as neighbors, but this is definitely not right now, the question is not at the right time, and that is why i had a case where i refused to participate in one pension in riga. when i looked , they sent me a program that most of the participants are russians and i

stand with ukraine this was our correspondent tetyana vysotska from the european parliament from strasbourg currently this there was all the news at that time, you can read more news on our website espresso tv, a brief summary of the main points on the telegram channel and on youtube my colleagues khrystyna yatskiv antin burkovskyi literally in a moment they will continue the broadcast of the espresso tv channel and we will see each other in less than an hour let's see how they live people suffering from rheumatism and arthrosis are changing, yes, i applied dolgit in the morning. now let the dolgit cream relieve pain, reduce swelling and improve joint mobility , because the joints are already breaking. a long, single yellow cream for pain in the joints and back, ask in pharmacies, dobrogo dnya pharmacy and one social pharmacy dolgit cream 100 g with a 20% discount. this is happening, only 32 national teams will meet on the fields of the keter to find a new winner. watch all 64 matches of the world cup live on the megogo media service. monday through sunday, seven different spheres of human

interests between different european parliamentarians tetyana vysotska, our correspondent from strasbourgmoving on, the press conference of the president of the european parliament, roberto matsula, is in progress and you can watch it on our youtube channel, please join us. we continue our broadcast. ratified an agreement with turkey on cooperation in the field of high technologies, this is still true. and yesterday there is already information on the website of the verkhovna rada about the prospects for the creation of the barractar e-plant in ukraine, but this is not the only reason for conversations with the following guests, now before our marathon of people's deputies rostislav pavlenko , people's deputy of ukraine, member of the verkhovna rada committee on education, science and innovation, as well as oleg hunda - people's deputy of ukraine - member of the verkhovna rada committee on the organization of state power, local self-government , regional development and urban planning i in principle, i can also rap, you understand with such regalia well, but jokes are jokes, we congratula

negotiations are now underway that psg strasbourg will arrange a presentation of the cup at the stadiumhe match. in the world, the situation is complicated by the fact that the leader of the french national team, kylian mbappé, plays for psg, and in general, the leadership of the parisians thinks that the presentation of the world cup did not look like a provocation in front of the parisian fans, after all, in the final, argentina beat the french team well, the national bank argentina is considering painting a portrait of lionel messina bills denominations of 1,000 pesos is a little more than 400 rubles. according to the local press. official representatives of the national bank of argentina thus want to perpetuate the victory of the national team at the world cup in the frame. meanwhile, portugal striker cristiano ronaldo and while he remains without a club, they write that the portuguese is waiting for an offer from europe at the same time, the club and saudi arabia al-nasor confirmed his intention to sign ronaldo, the future of cristiano should be decided in the next few days before

they will also gather in strasbourg for a meeting today.ll decide how to react. well and how to whiten the reputation of the legislative body of the european union now eva kalia renounced her own greek political party, politicians were not excluded from her , and the european parliament, where she holds the position of vice president, suspended her, and they can terminate her powers, but for this, two-thirds of the votes of the meps are needed, some of them insist that i er, really, the inviolability of this kylie should be taken away, and greece today, where is kylie originally from, froze her assets on its territory, a total of four detainees were investigated as i already said, the president and the european commission today were interested in whether their officials are being investigated in this case. we must check how the situation is developing. i think that while there is no new information, we remain in the status quo, but in fact, if it appears, we will have to act and react to these are vocals and three more people are accused of

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also, among those representing the ukrainian people in strasbourg was the exile, may, with the occupied city of military epo. even feather off refused to work with russian forces after being held for 5 days. now our nation, our citizens, people ins in ukraine, meet support and need to fuses support in different levels from different kinds because ukrainians different for values. the resolve, the ukranian people has been played to see throughout this war. but it's not recognition that they, once it's more military support, money and life saving a's. it's catch up on some other stories making headlines around the world to day a turkish court. his sentence, the mayor of istanbul, akram emo, glue, 2, nearly 3 years in prison on charges of insulting public officials. the court also imposed a political ban that could lead to his removal from office normal glues, regarded as a potential challenger to president wretch of time, or the one. he says he'll appeal leaders of the european union and southeast asian nations have agreed on the need for deeper economic ties and respect for ukraine's inde

christophe galtier will have france forward kylian mbappe avaliable for their match on wednesday against strasbourgs. his manager at nice, lucien favre, says ramsey is finding it "hard to digest" his team's group stage exit at the world cup. harlequins' traditional christmas fixture has taken place in different — albeit familiar — surroundings this year. but they lost 15—12 to bristol, while in the first match of a double—header at the stoop, harlequins' women's team said goodbye to a stalwart. joe lynskey reports. for 1a years over christmas, harlequins have gone round to the neighbours, but this time, due to rail strikes, their date at twickenham has been pushed back. so next door, at the stoop, they welcomed bristol bears, who forced their way in to the try line. bristol are bottom of the league but still with hope of the play—offs, and with a pass through the rain found gabriel ibitoye, a former harlequins player, who now put bristol ten points up. but harlequins went here for five league wins in a row, the team third in the league produced great moments. cadan murley put them back in touch, bu

i mean, i know the court in strasbourg predates eu, in strasbourg predates the eu, but away from theseay from these institutions europe is a very institutions in europe is a very good point. european law was our fundamental law for 50 years. european law has now been withdrawn. why can't we put in uk fundamental law ? the supreme uk fundamental law? the supreme court would interpret it, but the constitution would limit what the supreme court does as well as give it powers . ditto well as give it powers. ditto with the executive branch and government. ditto with parliament. it sounds quite radical when you talk about a written constitution, but it's not really because it's been mooted in one way or another in the last government in the current government. the last manifesto, it manifesto, wasn't it. well, it was tories 2019 was in the tories 2019 manifesto. so they were going to have commission right. manifesto. so they were going to have commission right . yes. have a commission on right. yes. and the constitution . they and the constitution. they didn't do anything but they weren't co

i mean, i know the court in strasbourg predates eu, in strasbourg predates the eu, but away from theseay from these institutions europe is a very institutions in europe is a very good point. european law was our fundamental law for 50 years. european law has now been withdrawn. why can't we put in uk fundamental law ? the supreme uk fundamental law? the supreme court would interpret it, but the constitution would limit what the supreme court does as well as give it powers . ditto well as give it powers. ditto with the executive branch and government. ditto with parliament. it sounds quite radical when you talk about a written constitution, but it's not really because it's been mooted in one way or another in the last government in the current government. the last manifesto, it manifesto, wasn't it. well, it was tories 2019 was in the tories 2019 manifesto. so they were going to have commission right. manifesto. so they were going to have commission right . yes. have a commission on right. yes. and the constitution . they and the constitution. they didn't do anything but they weren't co

still hesitating with recognition to finally do it on the sidelines of the european parliament in strasbourg, france. my colleague, espresso correspondent tetyana vysotska, is working. she is in touch with us. and tetyana vitay tells more about how everything happened congratulations to the studio. congratulations to ukraine. today, in fact, a long-awaited and significant event for ukraine took place. the european parliament finally voted for a resolution that recognized the holodomor in ukraine as a genocide of the ukrainian people. a very large number of deputies voted for the european parliament, 507 against only 12, and only 17 abstained. the resolution states that the artificial famine of 1932-33 was caused by the purposeful policy of the soviet union, which aimed at the physical destruction of ukrainians, and therefore, of course, there is genocide . e voting for the resolution e broadcast the debate and in the adjacent hall, of course, they mentioned not only the past but also the present and in particular russia's attempts to use hunger as a weapon even in the present times, let's li

a judge in strasbourg brexit. a judge in strasbourg has no say over this country, in my opinion.tony blair's human rights act needs looking problems . i don't looking at problems. i don't think labour party won't think the labour party won't touch it and i don't think sunak and his cohort have the guts to do it. what do you think? well, i think we should reform . like i think we should reform. like i get it, i get it. i get it. alright i get it. i you public . alright i get it. i you public. yeah yeah. is slow ebbing away from the tories i think it is a reform group what is beginning to happen today's poll said so steve thank you very much indeed stephanie . following on from stephanie. following on from what you said earlier. yeah was dame hussey right to step down her role very prestigious role and what do we learn about prince william and in the light of this fiasco he was very quick to make comments about racism not wanting racism in the role. yeah rishi sunak's that the same thing tonight and they see a story , they see critical press story, they see critical press they star

a judge in strasbourg brexit. a judge in strasbourg has no say over this country, in my opinion.tony blair's human rights act needs looking problems . i don't looking at problems. i don't think labour party won't think the labour party won't touch it and i don't think sunak and his cohort have the guts to do it. what do you think? well, i think we should reform . like i think we should reform. like i get it, i get it. i get it. alright i get it. i you public . alright i get it. i you public. yeah yeah. is slow ebbing away from the tories i think it is a reform group what is beginning to happen today's poll said so steve thank you very much indeed stephanie . following on from stephanie. following on from what you said earlier. yeah was dame hussey right to step down her role very prestigious role and what do we learn about prince william and in the light of this fiasco he was very quick to make comments about racism not wanting racism in the role. yeah rishi sunak's that the same thing tonight and they see a story , they see critical press story, they see critical press they star

phew, the security service of the european parliament sealed 10 offices in strasbourg there, they aretigating cases of corruption among the main defendants of the four politicians. including deputy head of the european parliament, eva kairet the suspect was detained by the belgian police last week during searches they seized one and a half million euros in cash, according to a succession of officials. received kickback bribes in exchange for improving the image of this country in europe on the eve of the world cup , more than 120 deaths due to heavy rains have already been destroyed in the capital of the democratic republic of the congo. blocks up to my road were under water in the disaster area. several landslides descended rescuers continue the search operation and analysis blockages. the consequences of heavy rains and floods are also eliminated by the emergency services of spain of some natural motorists. the cataclysm caught the way and firefighters had to be called for help in total . rescuers received about two hundred calls from the victims. however, today, according to the pr

as a sponsor of idiocy , our myth was proposed after the anti-russian resolution was adopted in strasbourg even asked explain to the russians that this is not just a resolution, this is a document that will have very specific consequences, the first thing they can do make it legislative and transfer it to the level of concrete states, and in the european union there are many states that will gladly accept peace, for example, they will stop issuing visas to some of our diplomats, certain conferences, meetings and trips, then this is the end of the attempt, we need to prepare for the end of this organization we share some kind of forum with all european countries, nato, the united states and canada . усмотрение какрыть completely the sky for the russian aviation, not just until the period of the special operation, it is a longer, longer period. well, so far, it is far from reaching everyone, either out of inertia, or out of hopelessness. russia will do nothing for us, the european parliament, expected applause, adopted a resolution recognizing russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. nothing

uh, s in strasbourg, the socialist party. faction of the european parliament.o voted to expel her from her ranks, as well as naturally suspend her participation in any programs, by the way, it is known that some socialists followed. uh, voluntarily also on the way out, refusing. now, after all, in the further activities of some commissions until the completion of the investigation. raphael luxman, a french socialist , said that the problem actually took root and quite a long time ago. he claims that on the pages of the politician, for example, that a closed meeting of representatives of the socialist faction with lobbyists from the boat was held in the european parliament, where some euro-deputies allegedly arranged direct auctions their votes. how much will they evaluate their vote in favor of this country, and roberto micela, the president of the european parliament, was forced to hastily return from malta to brussels in order to participate , among other things, during searches. and on monday i speak to the leaders of those european parliament practitioners.

sphere of humanitarian care just this year, starting from february , or rather from the summer . in strasbourgyou spoke at the un general assembly when the president had not yet left for foreign trips, for obvious reasons, you were in fact a full-fledged representative of the country at those moments. well, that's how it turned out. well, i think it's good that there was an opportunity to hear the voice of ukraine not only by video link, but also live . what do you think of this performance of the duties of the first lady, which you obviously did not count on in the 19th year, that is, diplomacy is not part of your duties, but it became part of the duties, there were no duties at all , no one prescribes yes, we all choose it ourselves uh, the sphere of activity, but cultural diplomacy was also and uh, but it is clear that after february everyone's life changed and we each had who has a voice to speak about what is happening to us, in principle, i did it from the first weeks. when they started to arrive requests for interviews and already there ... at first, i couldn't even go online, it was a

but when we emailed and even cooled at the abs, strasbourg office to ask about their work, they declined to take part. another conservative faith based legal foundation that received large summons from the u. s. is the european center for law and justice, led by for jurist, legal popping we fellow server tips are the only ones who can save human rights from self destruction. because we accept such good exists. mr. popping foundation is his legal opinions represent clients and mounts challenges in the european court of human rights. he was, will say on available for an interview. but not all. it again relies on us funding in poland, leaked emails show how order juris uses its legal actions such as the prosecution of abortion support, while a justina average in sca to raise equal funds furnish algae b t q activist camera matching that has also found himself at the center of who the year is supported litigation, what is concerning is that they are using their legal ways to ah, to thrive the activists. the action res, after active, is published. this online map of local municipalities, argui

christophe galtier will have france forward kylian mbappe avaliable for their match on wednesday against strasbourgaustralian open. it comes almost 12 months after he was deported for refusing to be vaccinated against covid—i9. the nine—time champion was initially banned from entering the country for three years after losing a legal battle. despite still being unvaccinated the australian government confirmed last month that he would be granted a visa. the first grand slam of the year gets under way in melbourne on 16th january. tournament director craig tilley is hopeful fans will give him a warm welcome. i have a great deal of confidence in the australian public. i think we are very well educated as a sporting public, particularly when it comes to tennis. they love tennis, they love seeing greatness, they love seeing great tennis players in matches and i have a lot of confidence that the fans will react like we hope they would react and have respect for that. skier mikaela shiffrin has moved a step closer to breaking the women's record for world cup victories, with the 78th win of her career. she

right now, negotiations are underway that strasbourg will arrange the presentation of the world cup atsg matches. the reason is that the leader of the french national team, kylian mbappe, plays for psg, and in general, the leadership of psg thinks that the presentation of the world cup did not look like a provocation in front of the parisian and the fans, after all, in the final, argentina beat the french team a the national bank of argentina is considering the possibility of applying the image of lionel messina to a denomination of 1,000 pesos - this is approximately 400 rubles. according to local press reports, the official representative of the national bank of argentina thus wants to perpetuate the victory of the national team of their country at the world cup in the frame. in the regular season of the kontinental hockey league , nine matches took place the day before. in particular, the central game of the day was the fourth in the season, the army derby, st. petersburg ska, hosted moscow cska, it turned out a little muscovites opened the scoring match, in the second period, vladi

according to my information again because now i am returning from some such tour through brussels and strasbourggary actually er somehow does not lose the opportunity anywhere not so much to block there is a country and block everything that brussels wants or that is in the interests of the west. for example , we can see the ratification in the hungarian parliament of the decision on the entry of sweden and finland into hungary, now the last country after turkey, yes what does this have to do with, that is, viktoroban is clearly raising the stakes and the problem is precisely his relations with nato and the european union viktor robin does not even divide this, that is, what is the essence of this problem, the key problem is the money for hungary, it is frozen , then it has been a waste for two years hungary has not does not receive any funds from the european union. today, it is a question of freezing about 14 billion euros. it is two parts. also, we are even countries there, but the two main ones are the recovery fund of 5.5 billion and structural funds , and for example, the recovery fund hun

advocacy their website based of many successes that when we emailed and even cooled at the abs, strasbourg office, to ask about their work. they declined to take part another conservative faith based legal foundation that received large summons from the u. s. is the european center for law and justice, led by french jurist, griego popping. we hello. so that is all the only ones who can save human rights from self destruction because we accept such good exist. mr. popping foundation is use legal opinions, represent clients, and mounts challenges in the european court of human rights. he was, will say, unavailable for an interview. but not all it a geisha relies on us funding in poland leaked emails show how order juris uses its legal actions such as the prosecution of abortion support. while a justina virginia sca to raise equal funds furnish algae b t q activist. come home at uva has also found himself at the center of who the year is supported, litigation, what it's concerning is that they are using their legal ways to ah, the threats, the activists, the actual race after activates publis

all corresponding barbara visit is in strasbourg and france, where that wrote happened. and earlier i asked her where the stripping kindly of her role as vice president would be enough to deflect criticism away from parliament. absolutely not, of course, scare her to mean parliamentarians have vote. it was over whelming majority to kick her out. that is a symbolic act, it was quite clear that of course, she would be stripped off all her offices and functions here in the european parliament. but this is just the beginning. and that is the horrible thing that parliamentarians now have to sort a look to. they knew that belgium authorities are just beginning to sort of understand and investigate what has been happening in this case. and then furthermore, we just heard, pardon me, the president of the parliamentary betcha, metzler talk about that. she was not sure whether it was ending here. whether there were not more scandals, more countries involved in sort of taking paying money for political influence within the european parliament. people here are talking about as a bad

bordeaux, marseille and other large french cities, and the building of the russian consulate in strasbourg painted with swastikas by those who were indifferent, the eiffel tower became blue and yellow, and the eiffel tower was one of the first france to tighten sanctions against moscow and freeze assets of russian oligarchs and confiscated the yacht of igor sechin, the head of the oil industry, at the same time french airports accepted ukrainian refugees one by one. however, paris was in no hurry to help on the battlefield that is why i decided to remain in constant contact not only with president zelenskyi, but also with putin. and as long as i can, i will try to convince him. 10 months of war, the talks did not bring results, instead , the french president earned his political points in order to be re-elected for a second term in ukraine closely followed the course of the vote, because further support in the war depended on who would be at the helm. france will allocate money for the investigation of mass murders committed by russians in buch. send your own technical group of judges and

shouldn't strasbourg where we shouldn't be concerned about what they're doing all. of course, doingf course, this a blairite policy, this was a blairite policy, didn't that, think in didn't we saw that, i think in the term of labour the second term of new labour and. why you know, and. that's why we're you know, we got the sovereignty we haven't got the sovereignty with do what many want. with which do what many want. however it wouldn't be great for britain's reputation. britain's standing caring we standing as a caring if. if we do the european court do check out the european court of human. tell you of human. well, i'll tell you what, heard this britain's what, i've heard this britain's reputation so many times, and you we'd be worse than you know, we'd be worse than russia wouldn't if we russia wouldn't we, if we chucked it no, i think chucked it away. no, i think we'd be worse than russia, because i think country's because i think this country's proven again, it steps proven time and again, it steps i a 450,000 have been i was a 450,000 people have been eligible come country el

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for some reason they did not stop the heating of their parliament in strasbourg meeting. does not happen for months, but a decrease in temperature. they don’t even think in the german edition, the bill counted 114 million, the euro is annually spent on comfortable meetings. i'm like deputies in a warm room, and next year this check may still grow inflation does not slow down in the european the banks said they were ready for tough measures, we are raising interest rates and will continue to raise them at a stable pace until they are at a level that provides a shot to return inflation to our medium-term goal, and at 2%, why such torment is not understood, even by ourselves european governments, hungarian prime minister viktor orban has already announced an increase in energy prices alone. this year amounted to 10 billion euros and told reporters that the only thing left to hope for was the christmas angel, who would celebrate all alik komarov’s sanctions are now on yamal, where they conducted a final check of the new airport terminal, launching it in test mode tomorrow, bu

the political command and political leadership of russia from also received an award uh here in strasbourg and the mayor of melitopol ivan fedorov this city by the way 150,000 before the war in the zaporizhzhia region it was occupied literally on the first day of the war and he spent 5 days in russian captivity, and then when the people of melitopol actively protested, several thousand people came out in melitopol, the russians had to hand him over and ivan fedorov was released he just represented here the occupied territories and the occupied territories of ukraine were also representatives of the yellow ribbon movement - this is an underground movement in the occupied territories, in particular, it began in the kherson region back in april of this year, somewhere around there are maybe 1,000 underground activists, they also drew a yellow ribbon on the fences, graffiti, and the letters е and е were written by ukraine armed forces of ukraine and other such things, for this you could be buzzed and er under arrest and torture and er torture in russian captivity also received er- e sakharov p

morning and somewhere before lunch, the investigators were forced to were to count them, and the strasbourg socialist party. faction of the european parliament. also voted exclusion from its ranks. and also, of course, suspension. in participating in any programs, by the way, it is known that some socialists followed. uh, voluntarily also on the way out by refusing to participate in the further activities of some commissions until the completion of the investigation. rafael glucksman. the french socialist said that the problem, in fact , took root and quite a long time ago. he claims that on the pages of a politician, for example, that a closed meeting of representatives of the socialist faction with lobbyists from qatar was held in the european parliament, where some euro-deputies allegedly arranged direct auctions of their votes. and how much they will value their vote in favor of this country roberto mezzola, the chairman of the european parliament, was forced to hastily return from malta to brussels in order to participate, among other things, during searches on friday and speaking to t

campaign was supported by the european parliament and the buildings where it sits in brussels, strasbourgurg, the european commission, all eu representations in member states and on a sign of solidarity with ukraine for an hour, the headquarters of nato was also plunged into darkness, they are restoring electricity supply after the russian missile strikes, they are working despite bad weather without days off and day and night and will go on their shift in their a professional holiday, energy day, which is celebrated on december 22, that is, today, how to repair networks, and gorinenko will tell you how an excavator bucket digs up the frozen ground of a cable line in dug trenches with a shovel, looking for a damaged cable, an electrician serhiy says they found a place, he also repaired networks damaged by explosions in buch, gostomel, irpen trokhy it was difficult for us to leave here and come back and do it again kyiv about three dozen such brigades work every day only in the capital after february 24 russians and their rocket attacks work at energetikiv was added many times, a little bi

christophe galtier will have france forward kylian mbappe avaliable for their match on wednesday against strasbourgouth africa after two days of the second test in melbourne. warner retired on exactly 200 because he was cramping in the heat at the mcg, but he helped australia to a lead of 197 runs. steve smith scored 85 as the home side finished on 386—3 on a day where south africa's anrich nortje avoided a serious injury after being knocked over broadcaster's �*spidercam'. australia lead the three—match series 1—0. meanwhile new zealand have made a good start in response to pakistan's first innings total of 438 on day two of their test in karachi. they're 165 without loss, openers devon conway and tom latham well on the way to their centuries. pakistan aiming to bounce back from their recent 3—0 test series defeat at home by england. in the nba the brooklyn nets beat cleveland 125—117 to extend their winning streak to nine games. it was another big night for kevin durant — he and kyrie irving both scored 32 points. the victory edges brooklyn ahead of the cavs for third place in the eastern confere

the authorities have sealed off the roads to the public about this is the strasbourg—saint denis, tentheen people charged with racist violence. that visit continuing as you can see, the interior minister shaking hands with some of those who presumably work and live in that area. we will keep you across any developments. across the uk, several work sectors are being hit by strike action in the run up to christmas, including rail, trains and post. we'll get more on the disruption to air travel shortly. but first, a planned strike by ambulance workers at the gmb union across large parts of england and all of wales next wednesday, has been postponed. they'll walk out on the 11th of january instead. meanwhile, another walkout over pay has been announced by the royal college of nursing in england. and now scottish nurses are to take industrial action also in early 2023. it's not clear exactly when, but the anouncement follows a decision by the scottish government to impose a pay offer. joining us now is tom snellock the owner of clays bar and indoor clay target shooting. thank you forjoining

christophe galtier will have france forward kylian mbappe avaliable for their match on wednesday against strasbourgmes almost 12 months after he was deported for refusing to be vaccinated against covid—19. the nine—time champion was initialy banned from entering the country for three years after losing a legal battle. despite still being unvaccinated the australian government confirmed last month that he would be granted a visa. the first grand slam of the year gets under way in melbourne on 16th january. tournament director craig tilley is hopeful fans will give him a warm welcome. i have a great deal of confidence in the australian public. we are a well—educated port sporting public. particularly tennis, they love tennis and seen greatness. great at that great matches and i have a loss of confidence that the will react like they hope. they will react and have respect for that. one of the greatest defensive players in nfl history... jj watt has announced his retirement from the sport. the arizona cardinals defensive end posted on social media that his son's first home game on christmas day would b

you know, was one off duty judge strasbourg whose judge in strasbourg whose name has actually has keptidden, who actually scuppered plan back in june. we don't know who he is. this guy has allowed many thousands more people to come to this country because of that. you know, the left is always one of the worries of me is that if we're not going to get the first pin up before 2024, we labour are probably going get in in the probably going to get in in the next election, which means it's never happen. tens never going to happen. so tens of going to but of thousands going to come. but the point this is, if we the point of this is, if we could look like we're doing it at one lane of what that means, that what could the coming on the boat by 40% is a stroke because people albania are not going to come here thinking they might from safe country thinking they're going to sent to rwanda for the next year and a half to be precise they even be precise they won't even bother coming. you know that bother coming. but you know that cooper unworkable cooper said that unworkable and expensive. it's not

you know, was one off duty judge strasbourg whose judge in strasbourg whose name has actually has keptidden, who actually scuppered plan back in june. we don't know who he is. this guy has allowed many thousands more people to come to this country because of that. you know, the left is always one of the worries of me is that if we're not going to get the first pin up before 2024, we labour are probably going get in in the probably going to get in in the next election, which means it's never happen. tens never going to happen. so tens of going to but of thousands going to come. but the point this is, if we the point of this is, if we could look like we're doing it at one lane of what that means, that what could the coming on the boat by 40% is a stroke because people albania are not going to come here thinking they might from safe country thinking they're going to sent to rwanda for the next year and a half to be precise they even be precise they won't even bother coming. you know that bother coming. but you know that cooper unworkable cooper said that unworkable and expensive. it's not