place about ten years or so ago now at a time when it had a big haul of meps, european deputies in strasbourg and in brussels, but found itself chronically short of cash. and its way out of that was to essentially use european parliamentary money, the money that supposedly went to pay parliamentary assistants for the meps in brussels, and use that money to actually employ party workers in paris. so party workers here in paris had this fiction of a job in brussels, and strasbourg, which in fact they never performed at all. for example, it is alleged that marine le pen�*s own bodyguard was technically a european parliamentary aide, which he clearly wasn't. that's the prosecution's case. the party itself and marine le pen, of course they deny all this. it's going to be a long trial, a couple of months as they go through all the evidence. at the end of it, though, what's crucial and why this trial matters is that it is marine le pen�*s political future which is very much at stake. why? because one of the potential penalties she could suffer if she's found guilty is an ineligibility for office. sh

so party workers here in paris had this fiction of a job in brussels, and strasbourg, which in fact theye le pen's own bodyguard was technically a european parliamentary aide, which he clearly wasn't. that's the prosecution's case. the party itself and marine le pen, of course

asable padarunks become traditional violin concerts by camille sensance in french salist strasbourg philharmonicharlotte juyard. the program was adopted by the academic department of belarus named after shyrma.

choirs of camille sansans will perform together with a guest from france, the famous soloist of the strasbourgharmonic charlotte juillard. the gabriel farayan requiem will be performed by soloists people's artists of belarus vladimir gromau and anastasia khrapitskaya. the musical project will take place during the international festival in shemetava in shastakovichi. the requiem is rarely performed of all those that were written, and it will be even more pleasant to hear it performed by our orchestra, together with the state academic capella named after shirma. the cycle philharmonic evenings of classical music with symphonic orchestras of the white radio campaign of the 10th century, mozart’s requiem. the dachshund program features the operatic shades of the abyss and mascania.

trance violin concerto by camille saint-saens, a masterpiece from a lady from france, and the famous strasbourgous charlotte juard. gabriel fare's requiem is being kicked out singers, folk artist of belarus uladzimir grumau. i anastasia khrapitskaya. the musical project will support the international festival of shemitav and shastakovic. in primamos.

then, then on strasbourg, well or on strasbourg, even on warsaw it is too early, it is like in a jokey nuclear bombs are needed to wipe this city off the face of the earth, they asked one person, it was armenian radio who was telling, he says, no, well, this city is also good, yeah. well, yes, everything is correct, that armenian radio, the question is good, not good, just well, an attack on a nato country, that is possible, but this the extreme option, nuclear tests, probably would have been good somewhere six months ago, until we reached the current round of escalation, pre-election, and not only pre-election, everyone sees how dynamically the situation is developing at the front, everyone sees how dynamically the situation is developing in the ukrainian economy, it is dynamically down in the sense of energy. in the economy, so the west is clear, now it is unlikely to pay much attention to tests, we need, well, it seems to me that it throws all possible trump cards, for some reason on nuclear ones, and i return to what i was talking about vladimirovich said, forgive me, i just said

position of the georgian authorities is simple, and i can express it in two words: the hague and strasbourg. due to the ongoing court cases in the hague and strasbourg, we have avoided making firm, precise statements on this topic, but when we see that, firstly, the trials have been completed, and secondly, the same political force is now trying to unleash a war in the country again, we cannot afford not to tell the georgian society the whole truth about what 7 august 2008. the olympics in beijing, counting on the fact that putin was also in beijing at that time, the prime minister of the russian federation, counting on the fact that there would be a blitzkrieg, which in a literally short time they would be able to occupy south ossetia, then, then long negotiations, and western friends would say, well , it turned out inconveniently, probably, well, what to do now, this is the territorial integrity of georgia, this is not the first case when by its action or inaction. the american country provoked those who were ready provoked to action. by the way, i want to say, from a completely different

for reference: the arrival time of the sarma rocket to strasbourg is 3 minutes and 20 seconds.ut in a few days, sarmat failed her test. on september 20, it became known that an rs-28 intercontinental missile exploded during tests in plesetsk, russia sarmatian. this was reported by the osint researcher. with a link to planet laps satellite images. the tests of the rs-28 sarmat turned out to be a complete failure. the rocket detonated in the mine, leaving a huge crater and destroying the training ground. the sarmat is a liquid- propellant rocket, so this accident could have occurred separately from the actual launch. on september 22, snt analyst george baros also published satellites. a photo of the maksar company, testifying to the failed test of the sarmat intercontinental rocket at the plesetsk cosmodrome. analysts paid attention to the fact that four fire engines were driving in the area of ​​the training ground, apparently responding to a forest fire. on september 23, the kremlin commented on this incident. russia, as expected, did not officially recognize the failed test of

russia threatens with a missile attack on strasbourg. on september 19, the speaker of the state duma of the russian federation, vyecheslav volodin, made a corresponding statement. if this happens, russia will respond harshly with more powerful weapons. no one should have any illusions that the state mind insists on this. what the european parliament is calling for is leading to a world war with the use of nuclear weapons. before to make such a decision, it was necessary to remember. about the lessons of the second world war, when 27 million soviet citizens died in the fight against fascism, it was our country that liberated you and all of europe. the only thing the european parliament should do after such a statement is to dissolve itself, for reference, the sarmat rocket took 3 minutes and 20 seconds to reach strasbourg. but in a few days, sarmat failed her test. on september 20, it became known that in russia, in plesetsk, during the test. intercontinental missile rs-28 sarmat exploded. about this reported osintt researchers with refer

the austrian government itself, but i would still like austria to return a little attention to strasbourg, because anton, we will really have a lot of ukrainian news here this week, and i would like to announce that there is one piece of news today: that the deputies have put on the agenda under the urgent procedure the issue of ukrainian prisoners of war and civilians and their detention in russian prisons, and about there will be a debate and a vote on the relevant resolution on wednesday, this is an important point and i think that at the level of the council of europe this is being talked about and not being forgotten is very positive news for us and... and also another very great news , it means that the first constituent meeting will be held tomorrow of the contact group for the protection of ukrainian children, regarding the return of ukrainian children to their homes, a lot has already been said about it, that something similar should be created within the framework of the council of europe, and tomorrow at lunchtime, the first meeting of this group will take place, it will be kno

but whenever i was in the tea room in strasbourg, barnier would always unfailingly cross the room. i'd stand up, we'd shake hands, we'd exchange pleasantries. really the most incredibly polite, well—mannered , educated man. well—mannered, educated man. just wrong about everything , in just wrong about everything, in my opinion. but, but, but he is a very, very smart operator. in a very, very smart operator. in a moment. well, we're being promised more new, even tougher laws about water bosses that have giant, absolutely enormous bonuses over the years. whilst the levels of sewage spills into our rivers and seas are at a level that is totally unacceptable and really worrying millions of us. and i think this policy campaigning on this perhaps explains why the liberal democrats have got 72 seats in parliament this time round. i'm enraged about what's going on, but i wonder , do tough new laws but i wonder, do tough new laws really change anything? and what do we to do in future to make our as we scrap rwanda and the german start considering it, i asked you, have we gone soft ? asked y

squeegee concerto by camille sensanz together with a guest from france, the famous soloist of the strasbourglharmonic, charlotte juard. the soloists will perform the rec vem gabriel fourey people's artist of belarus vladimir gromov and anastasia khrapitskoe. the musical project is held under the auspices of the international festival in shemetova u shestakovich. the beldeiny orchestra has prepared a truly unique program, because, firstly , gabriel fauré's requiem, the most beautiful requiem, probably the most melodic, tender in many ways, yes, the requiem of all that were written, is rarely performed and ... it will be even more pleasant to hear it performed by our orchestra together with the state academic capella named after screens. i think that here too there should be a very interesting creative result. and in this situation, i am interested in this program, because it brings together creative groups, a choir, a symphony orchestra, soloists. the works that will sound, in my opinion. performed by soloists of the bolshoi theater. and now about sports. the current champion against minsk dy

virtuoso third squeegee concerto of camille sensanz together with a guest from france. soloist of the strasbourglharmonic charlotte. people's artist of belarus vladimir gromov and anastatia khrapitskaya. the program will also feature the academic choir capella of belarus named after shirma. the musical project is held under the auspices of the international festival in shemetovo at the shestakovichi. the concert is scheduled for september 24 in the large hall of the belarusian state philharmonic. we are looking forward to this meeting with the public, i hope that in general the public will also get great pleasure from the performance of our orchestra, just as the orchestra gets pleasure from working on this program. the cycle of philharmonic evenings of classical music with the symphony orchestra of the belarusian state television and radio broadcasting company will continue on october 10 with mozart. opera masterpieces by puchine and moskania will be performed by soloists of the bolshoi theater. today the 53rd international freestyle wrestling tournament in memory of three-time olympic champion

so party workers here in paris had this fiction of a job in brussels and strasbourg which, in fact, they. that's the prosecution's case. the party itself and marine le pen, of course, they deny all this. it's going to be a long trial, a couple of months as they go through all the evidence. at the end of it, though, what's crucial and why this trial matters is that it's marine le pen's political future which is very much at stake. why? because one of the potential penalties she could suffer if she's found guilty is an ineligibility for office. she could be banned from standing for public office for a period of, say, five years, and that would mean she couldn't stand in the next presidential election in 2027. marine le pen is riding high right now in french politics. her party did very well in the last elections. it can make or break this sitting government of michel barnier. her next step is this bid for the presidency again in 2027. but if this guilty verdict, if it's a guilty verdict and it ends in an ineligibility from office, that obviously means that that plan is up in smoke and she'

what was the last on the line acknowledge in strasbourg, that it was difficult to please everyone, but she also made clear. this is a team she consider as well equipped to help the u. a. p. and the union navigates through tumultuous times. the key message is that wherever we come from is what ever our job title we must all work together. the only guiding star is the european interest. the new commission reflects the new challenges the block is facing with security and defense. top of the agenda, especially it's more than ukraine continues. the u wants to strengthen its defense industry, all base and invest more in arms production. and she is demand who is expected to address those issues formerly. so in your prime minister, under use could be a use who's being designated as the 1st ever you commission that for defense, it's absolutely clear as a single markets in, in defense industries very much for recommended. and of course the innovation. so new technology is also uh what it much you need it to be brought back to our military in the us. the green transition of you industry is anothe

and we cross straight to strasbourg to get more on this from the w correspondence jack power. good. see jack. maria. true. and i'm gonna try to was one of 3 and on the news, wasn't she? so what reasons did the jury gave for choosing her? so yeah, they said it was for her the 9 seeing the human rights abuses defending democracy in venezuela for her part c. as you say, as being in hiding in venezuela. she beamed in on a video to the parliamentary assembly of the kinds of yours, which is being held here in strasburg right nights. and she said that this price was not only for her, but indeed for the millions of venezuelans that are protesting against the majority regime. and so the sizes of people that have been imprisoned since the july elections, and even before the, it was an impassioned speech. she gave saying that the, what the she does through this amongst a organization is to try and bring up by the democratic change to mean that elections can be held free and fast in venezuela. one day, a daughter actually was here in the parliamentary assembly to pick up the, the sort of physic

due to the ongoing court cases in gague and strasbourg, we have avoided making firm, precise statementse that... firstly, the court cases have been completed, and secondly, the same political force is now trying to unleash a war in the country again, we cannot afford not to tell the georgian society the whole truth that it was the saakashvili regime that unleashed the war in georgia on august 7, 2008. but mamuka mdinoradze, executive secretary of the georgian dream democratic georgia. let's listen to him. our heroes fell in the name of the idea of ​​a united georgia. to implement this idea, we need a great reconciliation with our ossetian and abkhazian brothers and sisters, a great reconciliation is impossible without an apology. there are two ways to resolve the conflict: there is war, the second way is mutual forgiveness. we choose the path of mutual forgiveness. to implement the idea of ​​​​the unification of georgia , great political determination and courage are required, and an integral part of this courage is an apology, where this necessary for... we would like to note that such

the french protest rallies that were held in other cities including lyon, marseille, toulouse and strasbourg, we saw the distribution of the flags of the countries of the axis of resistance and support for this axis as the only way to respond to the barbarities of the zionist occupation regime. in the paris rally, though, permission. hizbullah flags were not allowed to enter, but the people supported the axis of resistance they emphasized that everyone in syria is mourning the loss of seyyed hassan nasrallah, the secretary general of lebanon's hezbollah movement. he was our leader, he was the liquid of our honor and pride. company resistance. kabul, the capital city of afghanistan, i asked everyone about their sadness and grief at the martyrdom of seyed hassan nasrallah, and they said that it was a great loss to the entire islamic community. everywhere in the world, there is unrest and insecurity , and human rights are being violated. it is the hand of the west, america, people. afghanistan says thoughts and ideas martyr seyyed hassan nasrallah is everywhere in the islamic world, and the upr

his organisation say he will give testimony in strasbourg next month.iously spent seven years in the ecuadorian embassy in london after requesting asylum. teenagers are increasingly displaying addictive behaviour in their use of social media, according to a major international study. the world health organisation is calling for enhanced mental health provision and better enforcement of age restrictions by social platforms. our technology editor zoe kleinman reports. when does social media use become problematic? the world health organization report lists behaviours such as lying about how much time is spent on it, not being able to come off it, and choosing to be on social media rather than do anything else. it said the number of teens displaying this sort of behaviour across 44 countries has increased since the pandemic. here in the uk, young people in england and scotland were more likely to show addiction—like symptoms towards social media than those in wales. the figures included one in five 13—year—old girls in scotland. meanwhile, 47% of girls in

in other cities, including lyon, marseille, toulouse and strasbourg, we witnessed the explanation of the flags of the resistance axis countries and supporting this axis as the only way to respond to the barbarities of the zionist occupation regime. in the paris rally, although hezbollah flags were not allowed to enter, people emphasized on supporting the resistance axis. in syria, everyone mourns the loss of seyed hassan nasrallah. it was islamic everywhere in the world where there is unrest and lack of security and human rights are violated by the west america is the people of afghanistan say that the thoughts and ideas of martyr seyed hassan nasrallah are alive everywhere in the islamic world and the uprising he started will continue until the overthrow of the zionist regime. this is the babal alam mosque in new delhi, not only in the capital, but in different cities of india as soon as you hear the news of the martyrdom of sayyid hassan nasrallah. tens of thousands of pakistani people all over the country holding large gatherings for the assassination of syed hassan. people came t

gift was the third squeegee concert of camille de sensance together with the french soloist of the strasbourg philharmonic charlotte juillard. the academic choir capella of belarus named after shirma took part in the program. belarus, good morning, belarus, good morning, country, maryana morenkova and anna quilloria, we continue to meet together with you new day, we remind you, today is wednesday, september 25. yes, and we, as you can see, are in a good mood, we hope that on the other side of the screen, you are also in a good mood, and if not, then it's time to get in touch with our colleague alexander lupinenko, he is from gumel, ready. a lot, i chose the best. eventful, there were a lot of interesting events hello, this week turned out to be bright the festive atmosphere continues to reign in the gomel region. the uvarovetsky kirmash festival is a folk art competition. this is a truly folk festival, which in this year was held for the eleventh time. there are no professional groups at this festival, but this does not affect the... performances in any way, and its level can be judged by the

the french protest rallies that were held in other cities including lyon, marseille, toulouse and strasbourg saw the distribution of the flags of the countries of the axis of resistance and support for this axis as the only way to respond to the barbarities of the zionist occupation regime. sabri from tehran, supaei atharan, khakestan, khakestan, supaei asan. although hezbollah flags were not allowed to enter the paris rally people emphasized on supporting the axis of resistance . hosseini of the paris broadcasting news agency, the supreme court of brazil announced that the x social network needs about 2 million dollars to reactivate in this country. pay another fine. this punishment follows the network's attempt to provide satellite internet services to brazilian users during the prohibition period in this country. a month ago, the supreme court of brazil blocked the x channel for refusing to introduce a legal representative in the country. the death toll of hurricane helen in the united states has reached 116. hurricane helen affected the situation in several southeastern states america is

we couldn't give a what the echr court in strasbourg says.ck full border controls. is this the beginning of i mean, we had brexit. is this the beginning of the fraying of the european project, as we've known it for nearly 70 years? >> yes, because free movement is essential to the project. the whole idea , as we are all whole idea, as we are all citizens of a single dictatorship, and we should all love the dictators in practice, the moment you have to impose border controls, this has a huge advantage for us, because the reason why there are so many people arriving at calais and coming across is they're not stopped at any of the internal eu borders. within schengen, increasing numbers of countries are now thinking of working on these lines. sweden, even is thinking of doing this. >> so you're a great europhile. this is a big blow to the project. >> well, it was never free movement of people. it was free movement of people. it was free movement of people. it was free movement of workers. but, well, yes, but that's that's become workers and thei

drummers will perform a violin concerto by camille sanzance together with the french singer of the strasbourghilharmonic, charlotte juyard. the program was adopted by the academic department of belarus named after shirma. one of our mutual friends outlined the range of your professional interests. all animals from mice to bears. our abaligenous fauna is very unique for europe. well, very many species, well, they are even our symbols. we fought with the chupacabras, we don’t have them anymore. in fact, uh, under the chupa-cabra there were wild animals, either foxes or yanotovidny dogs with mange. that’s when the beast comes to town. hello, the program say not silence is on the air, in the studio svetlana smolonskaya and victoria popova. and today our guest is a candidate of biological sciences, thereologist, scientist, evgeny mashkov. hello, evgeny. hello. good afternoon. yeah. well, of course, you can’t really experiment on bears, it seems to me. well, and how you explain, evgeniy, the fact that many people are afraid of mice. if you meet a mouse in its natural habitat, it is better not to ap

for the information of strasbourg, the flight time of the sarmat missile is 3 minutes 20 seconds.es 20 seconds. will these words be heard in europe? for now they count money there. the money, in fact, was stolen from our country. income from frozen russian assets. meps today also called for the preparation of a legislative basis for their complete confiscation. and the head of the european commission, rusula fondeen, reported: the eu allocates more. after the start of the military operation, the european union has exhausted all its repressive capabilities against moscow. despite 14 packages of sanctions, the russian economy is in better shape than the european one, and is showing growth of 3.2%. this is confirmed by international monetary fund. in 2024 , western countries decided to transfer the profits from frozen russian assets to ukraine. at that time, the president of the european central bank, christine legarde, warned that such a decision could negatively affect the reputation of the euro. therefore, the decision of the uae and saudi arabia to abandon the dollar in oil trade

i haven't seen it yet because i'm currently in strasbourg and brussels.hink that this question will most likely become known to us in part, to... our society in the coming days, maybe next week, i hope so myself. we also hope, because it seems to me that it is already time. thank you very much, yelyzaveta yasko, people's deputy from the servant of the people, and the people and holo, and deputy, member of the committee on foreign affairs politicians, and also serhiy garmash, journalist and editor-in-chief of the internet publication ostrov, a former member of the tripartite contact group in minsk, we talked about the publication and everything that is laid out in the publicationist, which is among other things. says that ukraine needs to change the course of the war. thank you very much. we have everything for today. i encourage you to subscribe to radio liberty's website. like this broadcast. in this way, you will support our work. well, svoboda live will return to the air tomorrow. old atalanta only on mego. the players plan to spoil the evening of the

due to the current affairs in the hague and strasbourg, we have avoided making firm, precise statements topic, but when we see that, firstly, the trials have been completed, and secondly, the same political force is now trying to unleash a war in the country, we cannot afford not to tell the whole truth to georgian society that on august 7, 2008, the war in georgia was unleashed by the saakashvili regime. that the georgian authorities will find the strength to apologize for the war between the ossetians and the georgians, which unleashed saakashvili on orders. from outside , the founder and honorary chairman of the ruling party "georgian dream democratic georgia" bedzina ivanishvili said last week. he expressed confidence that this would happen if the ruling party won the upcoming parliamentary elections in the country on october 26. today, the plesetsk cosmodrome in the arkhangelsk region successfully launched the angara light-class launch vehicle with satellites that will be used in the interests of the defense ministry. as reported by our military department, the launch passed as sch

paris drew the largest crowds, but there were major demonstrations in marseille, nantes, nice and strasbourgt macron has made a mockery of those who successfully mobilised against the french far—right in snap parliamentary elections. translation: since the disolution, we've been fighting like dogs to prevent the far—right from gaining an absolute majority. we succeeded. we are 21 days, we did a crazy marathon with the activists and all that and we succeeded in stopping them and what have we got here? a far—right government. this summer's inconclusive election in france left the country in a political deadlock — the left—wing bloc winning the largest number of seats but falling short of enough to form a government. president macron defended his decision to appoint a right—wing prime minister by saying the leftist candidate, lucie castets, stood little chance of surviving a confidence vote in the national assembly. 0ur paris correspondent hugh schofield gave us his assessment of the new prime minister, michel barnier. i wouldn't say he is a controversialfigure. but his nomination is controvers

paris drew the largest crowds, but there were major demonstrations in marseille, nantes, nice and strasbourg

koenigsberg, no, strasbourg, right, bells of 1500, a poem by this american bells, created in 1849, aslly heard the silver bells of the sleigh, wedding bells on the bad funeral bell, bravo! bells 900 in the middle of the 16th century, it was this bell that helped return fifty cannons from the swedish ship vasa. diving pegs? diving is absolutely right, as you know, the ship vasa sank on its first voyage. bells 300. the french composer louis vierne was inspired by the ringing of the bells of big ben and the westminster bells fantasy became one of the most popular pieces in the world for this instrument organ right cup of coffee. at the very beginning of this film, two petty criminals are planning to rob a diner they are sitting in over a cup of coffee, at the very end of the film the robbery happens, pulp fiction, right, cup of coffee 1.200, for americans, the father of this art is david schommer, a cafe owner from seattle, for italians borista. lupe: drawing with foam on coffee. latte art, absolutely right. elena. a cup of coffee for 900. this composer loved strong coffee, and walking a

general was absolutely not my thing, but the thought came and i went, ended up in the french city of strasbourgtely sent to the horizontal bar, then the press, then i became on the scales and they tell me, like, in such a broken russian language, some bulgarian was there kaprav and he tells me like, look at the table here, you are tall and should weigh at least 60 kg , the ratio, and you are 52, so no, you are not allowed in the legions, i returned here to chernivtsi, i stayed here for exactly one month and so symbolically, that on february 7, i was already there for the second time, that is, i just lived here for exactly a month, there in another apartment, well, i ate out, conditionally, you can say that, and that's it, i went back, the second time, drank almost 2 liters of water before how to come in, i just poured it into myself, came in the next time... i was in touch with my parents i got out about three months later, selection is already underway there, they give you little sleep there, they specially feed you very little, although you see that there is food, there it is, but they give y

his organisation said he will "give testimony" at a council of europe hearing in strasbourg.n the ecuadorian embassy in london after requesting asylum. federal prosecutors in the united states have formally charged a man with the attempted assassination of the former president donald trump. 58—year—old ryan routh is accused of staking out at mr trump's florida golf course for 12 hours earlier this month when secret services agents opened fire after spotting a rifle poking through a fence. the court also heard that routh wrote a note expressing his desire to kill mr trump months ago. he was initially charged with firearms offences. if found guilty, he faces the possibility of life in prison. with growing concerns around the financial reliance of women's football on the men's game, a new global investment group believes it has the solution, and has told the bbc it is "ripping up the rule "book" on football ownership to try and commercialise the women's game. mercury 13 has pledged to spend more than £80 million in building up a multi—club portfolio exclusively in women's footba

what should the european parliament do after such a statement, dissolve itself, for information to strasbourge of the sarmat missile is like this 3 minutes 20 seconds, will these words be heard in europe, while they are counting money, money, in fact, stolen from our country, income from frozen russian assets, meps today also called for preparing a legislative basis for their complete confiscation, and the head of the european commission rusula vonderlaen reported: is allocates another 160 million euros to ukraine to resolve energy issues. they take 100 million euros precisely from the profits from frozen russian assets. more and more experts in the west doubt the legitimacy of such a step in general and the effectiveness of anti-russian sanctions. here is what french experts write in the figaro newspaper. after the start of the military operation , the european union has exhausted all its repressive capabilities against moscow. despite 14 packages of sanctions, the russian economy is in better shape than the european one and is demonstrating growth by three times. this is also confirmed by t

camille sensanz will sound, together with a special guest from france, the famous soloist of the strasbourgilharmonic. people's artist of belarus vladimir gromov and anastasia khrapitskaya will perform in the concert the state academic choir of belarus named after shirm will also take part. by the way, vladimir gromov, yes, people's, people's artist of belarus soloist of the bolshoi theater and by the way. you are the mentor of the fourth season of factorby, so be sure to watch, the cycle of philharmonic evenings of classical music with the symphony orchestra of the belarusian radio, will continue on october 10 mozart's requiem. opera masterpieces of puccini and mascagna will also be performed in performed by soloists of the bolshoi theater. it will be fantastic, it will be large-scale, it will be grandiose, be sure to come. but today's concert will be held as part of the international festival in shemetova at shestakovich, dedicated to the outstanding composer dmitry. stakovich and his ancestors lived near the town of shemetova, which is in the myadel district, anna valerievna, now i wante

i've been to strasbourg. they won't listen. what happens next? >> that's true.e debate absolutely true. so, the debate in parliament over the couple, the last couple of days has been centred about two things. the first is, does this strict immigration policy that's been proposed work within the national legal framework. and i think ultimately we're going to be able to push this through. and it's a great idea. but then again, the next question is how is the eu going to respond? and that's where geert wilders and i are separating paths , because are separating paths, because i'm convinced that only if we leave the european union, we will actually be able to control our borders again. and that's also why i've been supporting nigel farage from the very beginning. i've been a brexiteer from the very start , and geert from the very start, and geert wilders is saying, no, we're going to negotiate this from within the european union . as within the european union. as much as i like the, you know , much as i like the, you know, optimism of it, i think it's just doomed to

statements since he was released from prison in june when he addresses the council of europe in strasbourgidence to the committee on legal affairs and human rights of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe on tuesday, according to a wikileaks statement. it follows the publication of an inquiry report into his detention in belmarsh prison for five years. in will put forward the motion. in other news, wikileaks founder juuan other news, wikileaks founder julian assange will make his first public statements since he was released from prison in june when he addresses the council of europe in strasbourg next week. mr assange will give the evidence to the committee on legal affairs and human rights of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe on tuesday, according to a wikileaks statement. it follows the publication of an inquiry report into his detention in belmarsh prison for five years. he'd previously spent seven years in the in the ecuadorian embassy in london after requesting asylum. the wikileaks statement said the report confirms that assange qualifies as a politic

he's hoping strasbourg overrules westminster. are now joined by michelle dewberry, of course. dewbs& co 617, the queen of prime time political debate. what's on your menu? >> hello, martin. >> hello, martin. >> well, of course, we'll be debating all the top news of the day. i also want to ask as well. are we about to see the labour party waging war on landlords, and if so, is that the right approach ? one of my panel, ben approach? one of my panel, ben habib, he's a man that knows a thing or two about property. so i'll be interested in his view. but what about the viewers at home? what do you reckon about landlords? they get a bad name. don't they? is it justified or not? they can tell me and i'll read some of their views. >> superb stuff . dewbs& co 617 >> superb stuff. dewbs& co 617 always a delight. thank you very much. it's going to be a great show now. coming up soon. i'll be focusing on the liberal democrat councillor who's got ptsd over wait for it. brexit. you couldn't make it up, she actually said there ho no point in li

georgian authorities had previously avoided clear formulations, waiting for the trials in gaza and strasbourgg to kabakhidze, the same political force that provoked the war is trying to destabilize the situation in the country. therefore, it is no longer possible to hide. that the georgian authorities will find the strength to apologize for the war unleashed by saakashvili was announced last week by the founders of the ruling georgian dream party, bedzina ivanishvili. he expressed confidence that this will happen in the event victories of the ruling party in the upcoming parliamentary elections on october 26. in france , thousands of people rallied with slogans asking why they had to vote and for macron to resign. in paris , a column marched through the central streets. participants. of the action accuse macron of stealing the elections, the head of state ruled out the participation of the left in forming the government and refused to nominate a candidate from the left coalition that won the parliamentary elections for the post of prime minister. and so michel barnier, who was eventually appo

there was a brief period in time, actually, before chelsea's parent company took over, where strasbourgsn't interested in a sentimental return. so i think he's going to stay above management and at senior level within the fifa hierarchy. we're still maybe looking at the kind of names like eddie howe or graham potter who could get an interview for this job, and you never know, there might be a surprise candidate. i don't think it's going to be thomas tuchel, even though he would welcome a move. i'm not so sure that jose mourinho will be factored in ehhen mourinho will be factored in either, but someone like pep guardiola is of course very interesting simply because his contract expires at manchester city in 2025. he hasn't yet signed a new deal. you've got those charges hovering as well, and it wouldn't remotely surprise me if he ends up being factored in, at least as far as the interview process is concerned. but right now we don't have a singular candidate. we just have a series of names that may or may not get interviews, and we're going to have to be a little bit patient to find out

order to make sure that we can have true accountability within our country and not some court in strasbourgudge that we've never heard of who is now tiptoeing. and lord sumption himself is saying no longer being a court, but actually a policy maker. was it switzerland recently? they just got they can't even own net zero policy. >> look, you don't have to convince me to be honest, jonathan, but just but on this, it will split the tory party because there's a lot of what we call the one nation tories. people like the former solicitor general, former lord chancellor robert was the swindon embassy. people like robert buckland, that wing of the tory party could break away. it could split the tory party if generic takes us out of the european court, i would suggest someone like victoria atkins, who is a, you know, leading member of the one nafion know, leading member of the one nation caucus, is actually backing robert jenrick. >> we've seen tom tugendhat himself long seen to be someone who was pro remaining in the echr, now saying if push came to shove he'd be willing to leave it and he'll have a